Firelands tops South Amherst in Inland Conference clash
Firelands defeated South Amherst 75 to 65 to finish the season 13-5 overall and 9-5 in conference play. Jerry Draga led with 26 points, Dennis Green added 22, and Chuck Morgan 14 as nine Falcons scored. Firelands dominated rebounding 60-4 and forced 20 Cavalier turnovers while shooting 39 percent to South Amherst's 38.
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Dave Schramm
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Pioneers roll by Lorain in Buckeye clash
Elyria built a big second half to defeat Lorain 49-29 after leading 40-23 at halftime. Elyria shot 41 percent to Lorain's 31, as Brad Frank and Corey Cunningham battled foul trouble and Lorain’s bench provided limited scoring. Lorain ends 4-10 in the Buckeye Conference and 7-11 overall. sectional fate hinges on March 3.
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Elyria
Lorain
Brad Frank
Dale Reichert
Pioneers
Steelmen
Frank
Corey Cunningham
Bob Heisman
Mike Droedelich
Buckeye
Brunswick- Midview
Amherst tops Dukes in Lakeland Conference finale
Amherst guards Randy Streicher and Monty Parrish each scored 23 points to lift the team past Wellington 84-73. The win leaves Amherst with a 6-8 Lakeland Conference record and 7-11 overall.
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Wellington
Amherst
Randy Streicher
Monty Parrish
Stalls keep Heisman in check as Lorain battles Elyria
Elyria relied on Heisman and guards Pietch Nelson and Griffin to pressure Lorain, while Lorain struggled with foul trouble on Frank and Cunningham and the flu sidelining center Droe Delich. Lorain used a zone early and hung on to stay close for a potential rally.
Medina Bees Fall In Upset To Fairview Park
Fairview Park hustling cage team outscored Medina in each of the first three quarters and held on for an 82 to 76 Southwestern Conference finale win. Medina, led by Chuck Inman who was sidelined, finished 14-4 overall and 10-4 in conference, ending two games behind Bay Village.
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Chuck Inman
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Chuck Maurer
Phil Ellis
Avon Lake Stuns Bay In Conference Clash
Avon Lake upset Bay Bay Village area rivals 65-58 as the Shoremen used a 25-10 second period surge. Denis Wakefield led with 28 points and Lynn Schwendeman added 20. Avon Lake finishes league at 12-2 overall 15-3, Bay 8-6 conference 11-6 overall. Bay meets Rocky River next Saturday in Lorain sectional, Avon Lake faces Admiral King next Thursday.
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Shoreman
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Denis Wakefield
Lynn Schwendeman
Rockets
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Admiral King
Elyria Jayvees finish 9-9 after close season
Elyria High junior varsity completed a 9-9 record despite missing several eligible players who joined the varsity. The Jayvees dominated Lorain 66-47 in the final game, leading throughout, with key contributions from Sellers, Kishman, Hole, and Mulolo.
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North Olmsted Cruises to 74 60 Win Over Rocky River
North Olmsted evened its conference mark at 7-7 with a 74 60 victory over Rocky River last night. Rusty Bracho led the Eagles with strong scoring and defense.
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South Central Edges New London In Firelands Clash
South Central beat New London 61 to 60 to stay in the running for the Firelands Conference title as the Trojans preserved their championship hopes with a late lead.
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NEW London
Trojans
Sandusky Edges Mansfield In Tight Conference Close
Sandusky beat Mansfield 87 to 81 while Western Reserve could share or claim the crown depending on tonight’s results. Kim Early led South Central with 20 points and Mike Nugent led New London with 18 and 17 rebounds as New London outboarded South Central 46 to 44. Ron McCraden scored 27 for the Pirates as North Olmsted finished 10-8 and Rocky River 5-13 overall and 3-11 in conference play.
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Imholi Clink
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Harrison
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Kim Early
New London
Mike Nugent
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Dave Lords
Ron McCraden
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Saeteshy Marshett
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Black River Upsets Monroeville In Firelands Clash
Jim Kusmik scored 24 points to spark Black River to a 54-53 comeback win over Monroeville, spoiling any chance for a first place tie. Black River outscored in the final two quarters while shooting 38 percent and 12 of 21 from the line. Monroeville finished 25 of 65 from the floor and 3 of 9 at the stripe, dropping to 8-9 overall and 5-8 in Firelands play. Black River improves to 7-10 overall and 5-8 in conference before tonight’s finale at South Central.
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Black River
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South Central
Midview Edges Vermilion to End Season on Upswing
Midview defeated Vermilion 58-45 at Vermilion to finish fourth in the Lakeland Conference. Rick Clapham and Harley Alltop scored 16 and 14 as Midview led 34-19 at halftime and held off Vermilion in the final quarter. Vermilion's Gary Jones had 17. Midview ended 7-7 in conference play and 9-9 overall. Vermilion finished 3-12 in conference and 6-12 overall. Next Wednesday Midview opens Class AAA Sectional play at Lorain versus Brunswick.
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Harley Alltop
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Lorain
Brunswick
Reserve Seeks Title Night After Narrow Loss
Western Reserve faces New London to win the Fire Lands Conference after Mapleton upset them 69-68. Mapleton outrebounded 37-34 with Steve Ringler and Randy Ross each scoring 16 points.
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Randy Ross
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