Keystone Upsets Cardinals 48 37 in Inland Conference Clash
Keystone Wildcats upset Brookside 48 37 as defense held top scorer Dunlavy to 17. Balanced Keystone scoring led by Rodak Reed and Adams, while Keystone hit 14 of 61 from the field and 20 of 50 from the line. Brookside outshot 32 28 but were hurt by 21 percent shooting and 51 34 rebounding gap. Brookside record 5 3 in conference. Keystone 3 2 in league. Keystone travels to Highland next Friday. Titles: None.
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Keystone
Brookside
Wildcat
Cardinals
Dave Dunlavy
Mike Rodak
Wildcats
Roger Reed
Kirk Adams
Jerry Fisher
Highland
Midview
Adams
Reed
Smith
Kincannon
Kodak
Fisher
Dunlavy
Gerace
Alten
Leonard
Stockum
Monroeville Eagles surge to second in Firelands with Edison win
Monroeville defeated Edison 65 to 57 to move into sole second place in the Firelands Conference. Steve Moore led Monroeville with 14 points as the Eagles improved to 5-2 overall and 4-1 in league play. Edison fell to 4-3 overall and 3-2 in conference action with 13 points by Dick Schlessman and Jeff Kernell.
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Monroeville
Eagles
Edison
Steve Moore
Dick Schlessman
Jeff Kernel
Moore
Carter
Schneider
Roberts
Miller
Endy
Edison — Schlessman
Kernels
Vanderpool
Czaplicks
Schuster
Panthers face tough test against Ottawa-Glandorf in Putnam County
Elyria Catholic seeks upset as 25 game Titans host six game Panther winning streak led by Mark Straka and Greg Wagner. Weber's squad relies on height gap and steady scoring from McHugh Kowaleski Gerber Kaminski Currier as they travel 120 miles.
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Elyria Catholic
Ottawa-Glandorf
Putnam County
Pathers
Titans
Bob Guinta
Guinta
Panthers
Tom Weber
Panther
Weber
Wapakoneta St. Joseph
Celina Immaculate Conception
Glandorf
Ottawa
Lima
Celina IC
Dresden Jefferson
Jerry McHugh
Don Kowaleski
Doug Gerber
Gerber
Rangers
Dale Kaminski
Steve Currier
Kaminski
North Ridgeville
Rich Gerding
Kevin Dickey
Killyria Catholic
Greg Wagner
Mark Straka
Iger McHugh
ARDS
Dave Kaminski
Rick Kuhbender
Dave Schmiedebusch
Ron Kuhbender
Rangers rally for big Lakeland Conference win over Amherst
North Ridgeville surges in the final period to beat Amherst 69 to 62, moving to 5-0 in Lakeland play and 9-3 overall. Barry Wilford key with 19 of his team’s 23 points in the last quarter, while Amherst struggles to guard him early and finishes with 46 in the final period.
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Tiny
Dan Nelson
Amherst
Joe Godfrey
Rangers
C-T
Ray Goll
Barry Wilford
North Ridgeville Rangers
North Ridgeville
Lakeland
Wilford
Dave Dudik
Dudik
Comets
George Simonovich
Ranger
Kurt Loutzenhiser
Toman
Lynn Howard
Simonovich
Ridgeville
Tim Bier
Simcox leads Black River past Norwalk St. Paul in Firelands clash
Simcox tallies 16 points and 14 rebounds as Black River beats St. Paul 59 to 51. Nichols leads Black River with 17 points, Didion adds 14, while St. Paul’s Didion grabs 14 rebounds but 22 turnovers hurt the visitors. Black River improves to 3-5 in league play, St. Paul at 1-4 in Firelands.
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Norwalk
Bo Simcox
Black River
Norwalk St. Paul
Craig Nichols
Dave Didion
Mike Mushett
St. Paul
Pirates
Didion
Mushett
Wasiniak
Hickey
Mayle
Bignall
Amaton
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