Indians, Dukes Win Again in Lakeland Action
Oberlin crushed North Ridgeville 93 52 to stay tied with Wellington atop the Lakeland Conference standings. Rodney Cannon led Oberlin with 22 points while Ray Ellington added 20 as the Indians dominated the boards 45 20. Wellington beat Amherst 61 53 to stay within a game of Oberlin and share the lead with 12 1 league records. Brad Matcham posted 25 points and 12 rebounds for Wellington, as Amherst fell to 4 15 overall. Midview shocked Clearview 60 53 behind Jamie Smith s 23 points to split the Lakeland action. Vermilion beat Brookside 54 43 as Ty Trbovich scored 14 points.
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Brookside
Brad Matcham
David Akers
Comets
Pat Bray
Rob Rigsby
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Jamie Smith
Lorain Catholic
Elyria West
Jeff Snyder
Jeff Hammond
Malcolm Thomas
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Marc Sherwood
George Elias
Steve DeChant
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Avon
Southview dominates Lorain Catholic to take ECC title
Southview capped its Erie Coast Conference crown with an 86-48 win over visiting Lorain Catholic. The Saints led 20-10 early and 43-20 at halftime, shooting 57 percent to SC's 29 percent. Darrell Wilson led scoring with 19 points, followed by Lee Wilson with 14. Dave Nau led SC with 23. Southview improves to 15-2 overall and 5-0 in the ECC and next travels to Avon Lake.
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Erie Coast
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Correction Marcie Miller Named Inland Conference MVP
Marcie Miller of undefeated Lutheran West has been named Most Valuable Play in the Inland Conference girls basketball. A Friday story incorrectly stated the Inland does not select an MVP.
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Marcie Miller
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Avon cagers edge Keystone to reach Inland Consolation
Avon seniors led by Tim Wojciechowski with 13 points secure a 47 43 win over Keystone and a berth in the Inland Conference consolation game at Midview. Urig added 12, Farmer 8 as Avon improves to 11 7 and prepares to host Brookside.
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Gene Legeza
Lagrange
Avon
Tim Wojciechowski
Ken Paull
Mike Farmer
Jon Gebber
Keystone
Midview
Dean Tsipis
Wojciechowski
Curt Ferriman
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Farmer
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Bojebomaki
Ferriman Farmer
Davis Matt A
Peters Hillsenroth
Shawry Ung Alen
Liaya
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Ruffoer
Avonue
Rives Avon SO
Ceyetone
Cavaliers win on technicality in South Amherst win
South Amherst beat Columbia 60 39 after a late third quarter technical foul on Columbia coach Mike Verdi shifted momentum. Winiarski led South Amherst with 18 points as Columbia missed its first eight shots and struggled after losing Greg Eichenberg to a sprained ankle.
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Winiarski
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Dave Schafer
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