Amherst Comets Stifle Warrensville in Defensive Win
Amherst improves to 9-9 with a 46-36 non conference victory over Warrensville Heights. Nautica Davis was held to 16 points as the Comets, led by Julia Porostosky and Morgan Dziak, use lockdown defense to spark offense and build momentum for tournament play.
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Amherst Tops Warrensville Heights 46 36 In JV Win
Amherst defeats Warrensville Heights 46 to 36 as Porostosky and Shagovac lead with 11 and 9 points. West and Davis pace Warrensville with 7 and 7 points, Amherst dominates rebounding and finishes with better shooting.
Panthers rally as Normandy falls in playoff bid
Normandy held an 8-0 shots edge to start the third before EC surged, led by Kevin Andrews with a hat trick and Alex Nielsen two goals. Avon Lake, edged by Brecksville 6-4, saw Justin Housley close the gap late as Brecksville sealed the win.
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Elyria Catholic 7 Normandy 3 hockey summary
Elyria Catholic defeated Normandy 7 to 3 with goals by Nie zval Andrews Myles in the first period and multiple scoring bursts across three periods. Goaltenders Casey Heym and Josh Escandon faced heavy shots as penalties and power plays influenced the game. Elyria Catholic converted twice on the power play while Normandy managed one early attack.
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Arts Academy tops Sabres in OT in OSSAA first round
Lorain Arts Academy edged First Baptist 60-58 in overtime to advance in the Ohio Christian Schools Athletic Association tournament. Raythun Fields scored 24 and Calandries Henderson 23 for Arts Academy, while Colby Hack led First Baptist with 20 points.
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Browns add Rhodes and holdovers to revamped staff
Browns coach Jim Shurmur touts a blend of experienced coaches led by Rhodes, a former NFL wide receiver and NFL Coach of the Year candidate. Rhodes, with 97 NFL games, joined after leading the Eagles to the playoffs in 1995. Jauron brings past head coaching tenure as part of the defensive staff.
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Doerge Leads Bucks In Narrow Win Over Oberlin
Doerge scored 19 points including three 3s in a period as Buckeye edged Oberlin 53 to 50. Brendan Scott added 15 points and 6 rebounds while Nick Wilson grabbed 15 boards and dished 6 assists. Oberlin was paced by Dominic Taylor with 15 points and 10 rebounds.
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Pujols and Cardinals extend spring training contract talks
Offseason negotiations extend 24 hours to noon Wednesday to avoid distraction as Albert Pujols nears salary details for 2009. Musial to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom in Washington, with Cardinals officials joining him.
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