Rangers' red-hot shooting sinks Midview in key clash
North Ridgeville shot 61.1 percent to outpace Midview 70–62 in a Lakeland Conference duel. Wilford and Nelson led with 23 points each as the Rangers extended their win streak to six in league play and opened a two game margin atop the standings. Midview, paced by Baksa and Trenchard, shot 44.3 percent and kept it close until late. The Rangers travel to New London next, while Midview hosts Vermilion.
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Buckeye tops South Amherst in Inland Conference clash
Buckeye led wire to wire and defeated South Amherst 75 to 60 as senior captain Doug Wurstle posted 17 points and 13 rebounds. Buckeye shot 43 percent to South Amherst 41, and Buckeye made 19 of 27 free throws while limiting turnovers to 10. Buckeye improves to 5-4 overall and 3-4 in league. South Amherst falls to 2-7 overall and 2-5 in Inland play.
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Reed and Fisher pace Keystone to Inland Conference win
Roger Reed and Jerry Fisher combined for 36 points guiding the Keystone Wildcats to a 64 56 victory over Highland. Reed led with 19 points and seven from the line as the pair sparked the comeback and sealed the win.
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Jurecko Leads Local Women with 574 Series at Pin Pals
Rosemary Jurecko opened with 472 and 180, finishing with a 222 in the Pin Pals League at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes to post a 574 series and top local women’s bowling. Other league results include Vitovitz 516 and Adolph 515 at Elyria Bowling Center, Hildebrandt 507 at Stoney's UPC Auxiliary, Gallion 504 in the Ridgettes, and Carter 502 at Center Ridge.
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Firelands Rally Slows Raiders in Narrow Win
Firelands High School edged the Raiders 53 49 at Columbia Station last night after a tense rally. Firelands overcame a stubborn Raiders challenge to secure the Inland Conference victory.
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Clearview edges New London for second straight win
Clearview Clippers defeat New London 46 to 40 led by Rick Buckosh with 18 points and Jerry Mihalic 12. Clearview led 25-9 at halftime and held off New London’s second half rally. Buckosh pulled down 23 rebounds as Clearview out-rebounded 48-32.
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