Cavaliers Top Warriors in A Game That Raises Questions
Leston James scored a season high 42 as the Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Golden State Warriors 110-99 before a sellout crowd at The Q. The Cavs improved to 18-2 in their last 20 and moved within one game of Toronto in the East while showing they could be a title contender.
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Sectional wrestling rise fuels Avon wrestler Leopold
Avon senior Travis Leopold has risen from novice to top-ranked wrestler in just over two years. Eagles coach Mark Porter credits his defense and position focus as key to rapid progress and compares his improvement to six years of training in a short span. Leopold says pushing from teammate Adam Kirresh and brothers prompted his move from football to wrestling and a quick, enjoyable debut.
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Bourn Aims to Rebound With Indians After Injury Plagued Seasons
In Goodyear Arizona Nick Swisher joins Michael Bourn as 2013 free agent acquisitions for Cleveland. Bourn, a two time All Star and Gold Glove winner, has battled injuries limiting his playing time and output while posting 263 batting with six homers 50 RBIs and 23 steals in 130 games.
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Titans rally to finish 22-0 in regular season
Lorain trailed Warrensville Heights by eight at halftime but surged after the break to beat the Tigers 65-61 and complete a perfect 22-0 regular season. Star guard Rashad Berry led the rally with 10 points including key fourth quarter baskets.
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Falcons Lock Down Cats To Clinch Sectional Title
Firelands defeats Keystone 44-34 in a Division II sectional final earning a district semifinal date with Bay. Firelands defense stifled Keystone after a five point halftime deficit, holding them to 16.7 percent shooting and 23.5 percent for the game.
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