Olmsted Falls Bulldogs Shine at Medina Invitational
Olmsted Falls claimed two MIT crowns and six other placers at the 26th Medina Invitational, overcoming Kyle Stoffer’s first loss in two years. Freshman Ryan Smith and Kenny Jones won titles, with Stoffer finishing third at 119. Avon, North Ridgeville, and others also showed strong performances across divisions as top wrestlers earned medals.
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Wrestlers of the Week Highlight Minter and Logan
The Chronicle-Telegram names Sean Minter of North Ridgeville and Brian Logan of Columbia as Wrestlers of the Week. Minter won the Avon Holiday Tournament at 125 pounds with 11 pins and was named Most Valuable Wrestler, while Logan captured the 215-pound title at the Southview Holiday Classic with four pins and an 11-3 major decision.
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Capitals top Thrashers in New Year showdown
Washington Capitals beat Atlanta 4 2 to extend their Southeast Division lead as Dmitri Khristich scored the decisive goal late in the second period. Khristich added an assist and sits at 14 points in 11 games since joining the Capitals on Dec 11.
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Drake women rally past No. 15 Southwest Missouri State
Drake, trailing 47-35 after Stephanie Schmitz went down with an ankle injury, roared back with an 18-2 run led by Kristin Santa. Carla Bennett had 22 points and 11 rebounds, Schmitz added 19, and Molly Nelson scored a career high 13 as Drake upset Southwest Missouri State 66-63 in Des Moines.
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Timberwolves top Rockets in sixth straight win
Kevin Garnett scored 21 points and Terrell Brandon added 12 of his 159 in the fourth as Minnesota beat Houston 106 96. Wally Szczerbiak had 19 points and Minnesota dished 33 assists with eight turnovers.
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World Golf Championship field sees many first-time entrants
Melbourne hosts a sparse field for the Match Play Championship with several players never having qualified for a WGC event. Notables include Skip Kendall and others who could win the $1 million prize, while Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson are referenced as top contenders shaping the week.
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