Lorain area sectional kicks off at Admiral King this week
Lorain Class AAA Sectional District basketball opens Tuesday at Admiral King with top seeds Admiral King Bay Elyria and Lorain drawing strong support. Brackets feature Bracket One games including Lorain versus Rocky River and St Edward versus Avon Lake while Bracket Two has North Olmsted against Lakewood and Admiral King versus Fairview. The four-bracket action runs nightly through Friday with winners advancing to sectional finals March 1 and 2 before the district round at Admiral King.
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Bracket action across Lorain county prep games
Diverse high school bracket play across Avon Lake Elyria and nearby venues features semifinals and title games. Schools include Avon Lake Lakewood St Edward Wellington Elyria Catholic North Olmsted Midview Berea and more with multiple sub brackets and sectional pairings through March.
Tournament countdown narrows to Columbus bid for area teams
The district reports 36 area boys teams remain on the tourney trail to Columbus while 18 area girls teams also continue on. The bracket setup signals advancing rounds and potential matchups as schools push toward the regional goal.
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Sectional girls hoops crowns set across four sites this week
The article outlines the week’s schedule for girls sectional basketball with games at Avon Lake Westlake and Mapleton. It lists matchups including Columbia vs Brookside Elyria West vs Oberlin Wellington vs Elyria Catholic plus regional semis and bracket finals, detailing seeds and times across Class AA and Class A tournaments.
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Lorain tops Berea as Amherst fall in tri meet thriller
Lorain defeated Amherst 31 26 and Berea 29 21 in a Saturday wrestling tri meet. Individual results include forfeit wins by Beal and Haugh for Lorain and pin by Beal in 132 for Lorain, with multiple matches decided by decisions and forfeit in a tight league contest.
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Berea wins gymnastics title at sectional meet
Berea captured the Class AAA Sectional Gymnastics team title with Strongsville and Rocky River in second and third. The top 10 individuals in each event advance to the district at Hudson. Berea's Bernie Robertson won the all around with 71.15 points and took floor as well.
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Area AA starts Tuesday at Elyria and Brooklyn
Class AA sectional basketball opens Tuesday at Elyria High and Brooklyn with two games at each site. Black River vs Northwestern and Elyria Catholic vs Wellington headline early matchups, followed by winners facing Firelands and Lorain Catholic respectively. Sectional champions are crowned March 5 6 and return for district play March 8 and 11.
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South Amherst Girls Roll Past Independence In Ahl Bend Opener
Cathy Viset Steph Rak and Carolyn Skaggs led South Amherst with 57 points in a 62 to 27 victory over Independence in the Class A girls sectional opener at Mapleton. Viset scored 19 with 8 of 14 shooting, Rak and Skaggs each 18, Skaggs grabbing 17 rebounds and Rak adding five steals.
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