Burkett nets 200th win and shares league crown
Fairview Park, Ohio North Olmsted coach Jim Burkett celebrated his 200th victory and a share of the Southwestern Conference title as the Eagles edged Fairview 52-40. Burkett reflected on career moves from Mansfield to North Olmsted, crediting his players and a one-school system for his success. The win marks his fifth conference title in 18 seasons, with a potential path to another showdown against Elyria.
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Westlake earns overtime win to claim SWC crown
Westlake defeated Bay 67-65 in overtime to seize a share of the Southwestern Conference title with North Olmsted and Medina likely in the mix. Mike Zellers led Westlake with 23 points and 15 rebounds, while Bay’s John Peters battled foul trouble as Bay tied late before Orasko finished the decisive sequence.
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Columbia Wins Inland Title Thru Third Straight Crown
Columbia Raiders clinch their third consecutive Inland Conference basketball title by defeating Keystone 68 57 on the Wildcats court Dan Hagen leads with 29 points and 23 rebounds as he finishes as Inland Conference scoring leader The Raiders surge 25 points in the first period but struggle after halftime while Keystone battles back late, Keystones Bob Knittel fouls out and Wildcats miss key layups and free throws in a hard fought finish
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Dukes fall in final Wellington gym game vs Amherst
In the last regular season clash at the old Wellington gym, the Amherst Comets defeated the Wellington Dukes 96 to 71 as the Comets, led by Jeff Reep and Dave Armstrong, dominated the boards and rallied with 56 points in the second half. Amherst prepares for tournament play while Wellington eyes a new home in August.
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