Inland scorers lead Columbia in area title race
Columbia's Dan Hagen tops Inland Conference scoring with a 26.4 average and leads the area at 26.0 per game as Clark Ashley adds 23.2 to pace the Raiders. Hagen claimed the Inland race again while Ashley is second in the area and fourth in Inland scoring. The Raiders share top status with 18-0 record and Inland crown amid strong showings from Avon, North Ridgeville, and other Inland members.
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North Ridgeville
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Dan Hagen
Hagen
Clark Ashley
Keystone
Ashley
Firelands
Art Daniels
Daniels
Mark Radke
Lutheran West
Mark Wilford
Lakeland
Scott May
Sandusky
Buckeye
Mike Tully
Loram Catholic
North Central
John Peters
Bay
Bob Krull
Monroeville
Avon
Jim Hrivnak
Bill Fortin
Fortin
Stroh’s
North Ridgeville Recreation Center
Carol Zickenfoose
E. Clack
Ken Yarosh
Grafton Merchants
Grafton Lanes
Roger Bannon
Yarosh
George Gallion
Center Ridge Lanes
Lou Flatt
Flatt
Bess
Andy
Stoneys
Doug Pearson
Ed Rumph
Gallion
Everett Swords
John Knapp
Dave Anderson
Brannon
Clack
Area Ave
Dave Mesenberg
W. Res
Mike Molnar
Southview
Jim Kusmik
Black River
Brad Frank
Lorain
Ken Rose
Edison
Gary Benek
Cleve
Cath
Jerry Petkoff
John Sesek
Lorain Cath
Tom Timko
Lakeland FG
N. Ridge
Monty Parrish
Amherst
Bill Blackburn
Duane Whitney
Wellington
Joe Spencer
Clearview
Inland FG
Suthern West
Avon Southwestern Ave
Mike Harrison
N. Olmsted
Dave Gibbons
Doug Fifner
Westlake
Dick Frye
Cloverleaf
Byzantine
Brookside
Independence
Olmsted Falls
Northwestern
Cuyahoga Heights
Mapleton
South Amherst
Lorain Catholic
West
Thundering Herd beats St Francis in tight Big Eight showdown
Marshall's Thundering Herd pounded St Francis 95 80 to move into a tie for first in the Big Eight. Russ Lee scored 23 in the second half as Marshall surged after halftime and UCLA also routed Washington State 85 55.
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Marshall
St. Francis
Dick Conover
Conover
Oklahoma State
Russ Lee
Joe Hazinsky
Carl Tacy
Hazinsky
Northeast Louisiana
Roy Ebron
Scott McCandlish
Virginia
Clemson
Bill Gibson
Cavaliers
Kentucky
Georgia
Wildcats
Ken Rosemond
Jim Andrews
Kansas State
Cowboys
UCLA Maintains Pole Position In Both Wire Service Polls
UCLA holds the top spot in the nation for both major polls with 838 points and 41 first-place votes as Marquette remains close behind. North Carolina falls to fifth, Penn moves to fourth, and Louisville climbs into the top five while Long Beach State, Brigham Young, Marshall and others fill the higher ranks amid shifts from last week.
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Warriors
UCLA
Marquette
Jim Chones
North Carolina
Louisville
Penn
Long Beach State
Brigham Young
Marshall
South Carolina
Southwestern Louisiana
Virginia
Ohio State
Cavaliers
Buckeyes
Florida State
Fae Eases
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Mis
Long Beach St
Souri
Houston
Gael Eee Ey
Provid
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Mence
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Hawaii
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Toledo
Lowsville
Pennsylvania
BYU
Louisiana
Duquense
Princeton
Providence
Michigan
Minnesota
St Louis
Souther California
Syracuse
Villanova
UPI Names Top 20 College Basketball Teams Twelfth Week
UPI releases its twelfth weekly ranking with first place votes and overall records for the top 20 major college basketball teams as of February 20. The list reflects team standings and national perception ahead of the season’s stretch run.
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New York
UPI
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United Press International
High School Basketball Tourney Forecast for Lorain Area
Lorain area fans anticipate Class AAA and AA tourneys with Elyria vs Lorain in a first round title bout and Westlake, Bay, and Rocky River among early contenders. Predictions cover many first round matchups, district advance hopes, and notes on past performances and notable scorers.
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Brunswick
Rocky River
Fairview
Brad Frank
Frank
Pioneers
Steelmen
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Westlake
Avon Lake-St. Edward
Bay
Lorain-Elyria
Midview
Strongsville
Admiral King
Medina
Lakewood
Amherst
North Olmsted
Southview
St. Edward
Avon Lake
Berea
Elyria Catholic
Highland
Oberlin
Avon
North Ridgeville
Brooklyn
Monweyte
Firelands
Ridgeville
Norwayne
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Nela
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Wash & Lee
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Murray, Ky
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Associated Press
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