Eagles fall to Chagrin Falls in district hockey opener
North Olmsted squandered numerous chances and fell 4-2 to Chagrin Falls at Coyne Recreation Center. Zach Servidio tied the game briefly in the third, but Mitch Berry iced the Eagles' season with 2:54 left as Chagrin Falls advances to face Olmsted Falls.
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Avon Lake diver Peepers qualifies for state tourney
Shoregals diver Megan Peepers earned a state berth at the Division 1 Northwest District meet by placing fifth with a 431.15 score. Amherst’s Holly Lamb narrowly missed the top six with 417.80 for seventh. Westlake’s Matthew Akers posted 384.35 and finished eighth among area boys.
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Trinity 53 Lutheran West 51 in non-conference game
Trinity led 53 51 as Andrew O'Hara scored a game high 20 for the Longhorns. Lutheran West received 12 from Clay Carper. The finish featured late free throws and a rough stretch for both teams in Garfield Heights.
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Lakewood tops Westlake in boys basketball 64 to 53
In a non conference game Lakewood defeated Westlake 64 to 53. Demons led by Andris Balocis with 13 points including three three pointers. Final minutes saw solid Lakewood defense seal the win.
Cuyahoga Heights Tops Lutheran West in Non-conference Win
Cuyahoga Heights defeated Lutheran West 34 to 24 as Johanna Ragland led the Longhorns with eight points. The score and details show Cuyahoga Heights improving to 10-3 while Lutheran West remains non-conference play.
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Middies Hold Off Eagles In SWC Thriller Showdown
Dustin Crum and Dimitri Redwood each scored six in the opening quarter as Midview built a 52-46 lead entering the fourth. North Olmsted rallied to within three late in the third before Midview pulled away with a decisive 9-0 stretch, led by Mahone and Bolin. Lucien led North Olmsted with 24 despite an injured knee, while Starcovic added 15 for the Eagles.
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Midview Prevails Over North Olmsted 72 64
Midview defeats North Olmsted 72 to 64 in a high school basketball game. Key players from both teams contributed scoring, with late-game execution sealing the win for Midview.
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Titans overwhelm Rangers as Andrews nets career high
Lorain led by senior Devon Andrews with 39 points on 15 of 19 shooting and 8 of 14 from the line, while Kevin Davis added 19 including four three-pointers. The Titans pulled away with a 15-0 run in the second quarter and dominated inside and on the boards, outrebounding 46-23 and forcing 25 turnovers.
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