Midview Avon fall to St Ignatius opening in state hockey
In regional action Avon loses 11-1 to defending state champion St. Ignatius at Coyne Recreation Center. Midview, after a 4-1 defeat to Holy Name, ends season 22-7. Holy Name led 3-1 after two periods with goals from Sean Baucens and Kevin Habeeb while Avon mustered limited offense against the Wildcats including four goals from Mike Boehm.
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Local Youth Sports Registration And Training Sessions
Amherst rel invites registration for a 14-u division with a June 1 deadline, contact amherstiastptch@gmail.com. Orion Department 1 offers spring youth league for grades 3-6 starting March 11 with a $48 fee and 325-1800 registration line. Midview Juniors track camp for grades 2-6 runs April 3 at the high school, $200. more details at midviewtrack.com. Grafton Hatch and Fess Cantor hosts a weekend golf class for beginners 9 to 10 am, costs $10, call 52.8488 to register.
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Lakers shake up as Magic Johnson takes over basketball operations
Jeanie Buss ousts Jim Buss and hires Magic Johnson as president of basketball operations to revive the Lakers. Johnson will report to Buss and assemble a team while Rob Pelinka considers leaving Landmark to become GM. Lakers chase a turnaround after a 19-38 season and playoff drought.
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Lakers Trade Lou Williams to Rockets in Johnson Era Move
The Lakers send Lou Williams to Houston for Corey Brewer as part of a front office shake-up that ousted Mitch Kupchak. Williams led the league in bench scoring this season, while Brewer adds depth and a roughly 7.6 million contracts for next year. The deal follows Jeanie Buss and Magic Johnson taking charge of basketball operations.
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Cavs face crucial stretch as injured stars loom
The Cavaliers must navigate 27 remaining regular season games with Kevin Love and J.R. Smith sidelined by knee and thumb injuries. LeBron James and Kyrie Irving stress health, depth, and timing as they chase a championship with pace and pressure mounting toward March and April.
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