Elyria dazzles Lorain in Buckeye Conference win
Elyria High overwhelmed Lorain 69 54 on the road as Steeler standout Chad Saladin was held to limited scoring. Elyria’s junior varsity also routed Lorain 64 42 for its ninth straight win, with Roy Hall, Matt Merkle and Chris Wisneski leading the scoring.
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Elyria
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Matt Merkle
Terry Phillips
Chris Wisneski
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Admirals
Mike Riley
Chad Saladin
Elyria Pioneers Roll Lorain Behind Mongerson Anderman Dual
Elyria built a double digit lead in the first half and cruised to victory over Lorain. Mongerson scored 18 and 15-foot jumper sequence backboned the early surge while Anderman added 25 points and 14 rebounds. Elyria outblocked and outrebounded 42-31 and improved to eight wins in nine games. Lorain remained close through the third, but Elyria’s four-man zone defense curtailed the rally.
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Elyria Catholic Holds Off Byzantine Rally For Narrow Win
Elyria Catholic survived a late surge by Parma Byzantine to stay tied for first in the North Central Conference with Lorain Catholic. The Panthers trailed 42-27 late in the third before Bernie Surrey and Mike Strippy fueled a fourth-quarter comeback, closing within three before a clutch late stretch secured the victory.
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Ruck Schneider Mi
Bernie Survey
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al Noll
Tony Koury
Mark Talareh
Paul Katz
Mike Rushinsky
Jerry Tylicki
Dale Karasek
Don Smith
Panthers Hope for Rebound Revival After Sandusky Trip
Guinta laments lack of killer instinct as Elyria Catholic struggles in a 20 to 9 period deficit. Noll and Zeme nek lead Panthers with eight points apiece, while Byzantine dominates boards. Cats hit only one dollar shots, prompting a planned rebounding and hustle boost tonight in Sandusky.
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Firelands ends Columbia Inland streak in dramatic win
Firelands defeated Columbia 54 to 30 at home, ending the Raiders 21-game Inland Conference streak. Art Daniels led Firelands with 24 points while Dan Magen added 22, as Columbia fought back with a late rally but fell short. The Falcons’ defense and clutch plays by Scott Littleton sealed the victory. Columbia drops to 4-2 in league with Keystone next, Firelands up to 5-2 in the Inland race.
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Paterno Rejects Patriots Offer to Coach and GM
Penn State head coach Joe Paterno turned down a million dollar offer to become coach and general manager of the New England Patriots and will remain at Penn State. This marked the third time in three years he chose college over pro football, declining past opportunities with the Steelers and a Green Bay approach.
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