Strongsville tops Olmsted Falls in non conference clash
Strongsville Mustang Adam Therrien scored 22 points as five players reached double figures to defeat Southwestern Conference co leader Olmsted Falls 82 68. Olmsted Falls led scorers Mike Gansey with 26 and Larry Mucha 15, Brian Williams 10. The Bulldogs move to 12 3 overall and 10 1 in the SWC, heading to Avon Lake Friday.
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Cavs Hardaway Potapenko Ejected In Miami Scuffle
In Miami the Cavs and Heat tangled as Tim Hardaway and Igor Potapenko fought, both ejected after technicals. Hardaway complained of earlier elbows and fouls, while Potapenko blamed earlier provocation. The incident left Cleveland without momentum as they trailed 65-53 and shot poorly.
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Wildcats rally behind Radway to beat Keystone in tough clash
Leffew ignored early pressure and hit nine of 12 first half shots for 23 points while Radway took over after halftime with 18 of his 28. Oberlin’s White scored 17 and Chambers 14 as the Wildcats outmuscled Keystone 32-29 on the boards in a high intensity late-season battle.
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Wooster Dominates Avon Lake In Senior Night Victory
Wooster used stifling defense to hold Avon Lake to 57 points, with a strong 19-2 start and a 42-20 rebounding edge. Erin Iceman led Wooster with 11 first half points as Avon Lake endured a 11 minute 49 second scoreless stretch and struggled to shoot 21.6 percent.
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