Commodores hammer Tiffin to seal 86 62 win
Lorain County Community College overcame a slow start to dominate Tiffin University junior varsity 86 62. Joel Jackson led LCCC with 20 points as D.J. Hall hit three early second half threes and the team forced 18 turnovers while pulling 49 rebounds.
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Tiffin
Dewayne Sanders
Justin Hairston
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Elyria
Commodores
Tiffin University
Dragons
Ralph Berrios
Berrios
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Columbus Independence
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D.J. Hall
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Wakeman
TJ. Melendez
Kevin Hendricks
North Coast
Raheem Trafton
T.J. Melendez
Marzell Brooks
Ricky Melendez
Sanders
R. Kiebler
Hood
Davis
R. Melendez
Pavlov Pursues Ivy League Football After St. Ed's
Pavlov plans a college football future after starring for St. Edward's, aiming for a Division I program and an Ivy League offer. He credits his high school program and family for exposure, highlight tapes, and the drive to play at the next level.
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St. Ed’s
Rick Finotti
Pavlov
Don Sr
Eagles
Walsh Jesuit erupts past Keystone to snap 15 game skid
Walsh Jesuit defeats Keystone 50 38 in a non conference boys matchup at Cuyahoga Falls and Keystones 15 game winning streak ends Emily Nagy leads Keystone with 13 points while Liz Reeves tops Walsh Jesuit with 19. The Cats move to 16 2 and the Warriors to 6 11.
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Walsh Jesuit
Keystone
Wildcats
Emily Nagy
Warriors
Liz Reeves
Sagamore Hills
Sabres
Colby Hack
First Baptist
Jon Plog
Doris Smith
Lawrence School
Comets Fall to Amherst in semifinal bid, Miller seals win
Amherst defeats Chagrin Falls 5-2 as Paul Miller scores twice including a late power play goal. Drew Ashton opened scoring for Chagrin Falls while Connor Morris and Kevin Burgett each added goals for Amherst. Amherst outshot 43-15 and stayed penalty free until late in the game. Branscum stopped 13 shots for Amherst with Jackson making 37 saves for Chagrin Falls.
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Comets
Don Jackson
Tigers
Amherst
Paul Miller
Miller
Drew Ashton
Michael Kuhn
Chagrin Falls
Christian Lange
Eli Branscum
Jackson
Jack Campbell
Connor Morris
Kevin Burgett
Aston
Jared Andelsek
Matt Markley
Peter Kampf
Lange
Callum Mitchell
Caleb Gannelli
Ashton
Kuhn
Gannelli
Shelby Neidert
Mitchell
Markley
Thomas to lead Colonials at linebacker after standout high school career
Thomas commits to Robert Morris University as a middle linebacker under coach Joe Walton with assistants John Banaszak and Scott Farison. He may redshirt as a freshman and could start on special teams, after a record 151 tackles in his senior season and Amherst all time 312 tackles.
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Colonials
New York Jets
Joe Walton
Pittsburgh Steelers
John Banaszak
Scott Farison
Banaszak
Jim) Slagle
Slagle
Robert Morris
Amherst
Ohio
Northeast Lake District
Lorain County
Comets
Bucks top Elyria in North Shore bowling meet
Buckeye earns a 2,660 to 2,337 win over Elyria at Black River Lanes led by Zak Diaz 256 233. Elyria's top scorer Jake Neuschaefer had 189 256 with teammates Mary Fairbanks 181 232 and others. Junior varsity Buckeye 1,774 Elyria 1,147. notable North Ridgeville Firelands scores also noted. Buckeye girls sweep Pioneers led by Victoria Amburgey 190 173. Elyria's Emily Henceroth 233 206. Buckeye JV finished season 15 0 with no Monday play by Pioneers.
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Buckeye
North Shore
Black River Lanes
Bucks
Zak Diaz
Jake Neuschaefer
Tyler Bogus
Cory Schultz
Ryan Brooks
Brandon Butcher
Baker
Mary Fairbanks
Mike Wagner
Aaron Kilgore
Mark Hartman
Baker Games
North Ridgeville
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Ryan Kordish
Mike O’sullivan
Glenn Waligora
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Firelands
Nate Danko
John Vanes
Tom Vanes
Kevin Migra
Matt Rainey
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Victoria Amburgey
Emily Henceroth
Kat Oglesbee
Summer Setliff
Alex Tippie
Lexi Wredberg
Zoey Woodings
Olivia Peloquin
India Fields
Kelsey Otis
Janisha Butler
Northwood Junior High Fights Hard but Falls to Westwood 46 39
Northwood Junior High wrestlers Darrion Overall at 116 pounds and Darnell Hooks at 205 led a limited scoring effort in a 46 39 defeat to Westwood. Winners for Northwood included Mason Geier at 110 Brett Rosenkoetter at 122 Joel Watterson at 128 Charles Pankey at 134 and Joe Leonard at 142. Meanwhile Norris Cole of Cleveland State is among 10 finalists for the 2011 Bob Cousy Award recognizing top college point guard with other standouts from Villanova BYU San Diego State and more.
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Darnell Hooks
Westwood Junior High
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Brett Rosenkoetter
Joel Watterson
Charles Pankey
Joe Leonard
Cleveland State
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Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame
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BYU
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San Diego State
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Kentucky
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Illinois
Demetri McCamey
St. Mary
Mickey McConnell
Duke
Nolan Smith
Washington
Isaiah Thomas
Connecticut
Kemba Walker
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