Clearview slips past Midview 57 55 in Lakeland clash
Clearview, defending Class 4 state champions, edged Midview 57 to 55 as the Clippers hit a late free throw with five seconds left. Midview, upset minded, held to five free throws. both teams shot 46 percent. Clipper Robin Hitchens sealed the win with a key steal and John Szalay iced it with 5 seconds remaining.
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Brookside Edges Oberlin 79 77 In Narrow Comeback
Brookside Cardinals survived a 10 point Oberlin lead to beat Lakeland rival Oberlin 79 77 on Brookside’s home court. Sal Montanaro led Brookside with 29 points, Kevin Volbert added 18, while Oberlin’s Mike Diedrick had 15 points and 14 rebounds. Oberlin coach Joe Harris praised high pressure play but cited late turnovers. Brookside improves as Midview and Clearview rotate for upcoming Lakeland games.
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Elyria Wins Jayvee Tilt In Overtime Triumph
Elyria Pioneers beat Lorain in overtime 39 to 45 as coach Dick Roth’s squad improves to sixth win in seven games. Hubert Oliver scored HV points and Billy Williams added a score as Elyria sank 11 of 19 free throws to seal the win.
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Bowl roundup unclear results and pairings
The text provides an unclear bowl roundup with fragmented teams and locations. It mentions Associated Press attribution and several city and team fragments, but no coherent game results or dates are readable.
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Amherst Upsets North Ridgeville in 74-63 Victory
Amherst, led by three sophomore stars Dan Reep Pat Hamilton and Mickey Kocorek, stunned North Ridgeville 74-63 in Lakeland Conference play. The Comets controlled the boards 46-32 and overcame a 40-33 deficit at halftime to seize the win.
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Inland showdown at Avon next week Falcons rip Cavs to keep pace
Firelands Falcons beat South Ambers 66 41 to stay 5 1 in Inland Conference play and set a showdown with unbeaten Avon next Friday night. Coach Keith Sooy said a win would pull the Inland into a three way tie with Columbia. South Amherst struggled early and shot 7 of 29 in the first half. Bob Lence led the Cavs with 16 points, while Firelands defense stymied the visitors.
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Amherst North Ridgeville clash in Lakeside tilt
In a high school boys basketball recap Amherst and North Ridgeville traded leads with Amherst pulling away late in the third, then holding off a strong Ranger rally. Key performances included John Brun ner and Dennis Bartletts guiding the Comets while Robin Vincer led South Amherst with strong first half scoring. The final showed Firelands’ defense and turnover battles shaping the Lakeside Conference clash.
Wellington defeats Vermilion to extend unbeaten streak to four
Wellington tops Vermilion 62 58 to run its unbeaten string to four as 6-0 forward Greg Seker led the Sailors with 24 points while Whitney poured in 26 for the Dukes. Vermilion battled back late but Wellington held on after a frantic fourth quarter.
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Morlock-led Bucks beat Keystone 70 to 56 in Lakeland clash
Morlock led the Bucks past Keystone 70 56 as both teams shot poorly. Whitney dominated on defense with nine blocks as Wellington improves to 4-0 and 1-0 in conference while Vermilion sinks to 1-7 overall and 1-4 in Lakeland. Rick McCullough led Wildcats with 11 points.
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