Keystone Wildcats Top Wellington 66 41 in LCL Game
Keystone Wildcats defeated Wellington 66 to 41 as Liam Goran led with 22 points and Colt Cowling added 14. Keystone built a 30-12 halftime lead and held Wellington scoreless in the final 5:04 of the first half, while forcing 20 turnovers.
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Johnnie Kintner
Kinter
Brendan Hagerman
Zach Shackelford
Calt Cowling
Ryan Younglas
Karter Urig
Ty Holzhauer
Logan Nagle
Trevor Blackburn
Landon Wright
Johnnie Kinter
Conner Kinser
Alex Frenk
Stephen Brasee
Bryce Lehmkuhl
Tomas Lisa
David Roldan
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Csr Shackelford
Wellngton
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Waechter leads Brookside in dramatic double OT win
Firelands led late on two free throws by Carson Lima and a Fortner jumper, but Waechter captured the moment with a game-tying 3 in regulation, then back-to-back 3s in OT to finish with a career-high 38 points and eight threes as Brookside rallied past Firelands 87 81 in the second extra period. Fortner added 19 and 16 rebounds for Firelands.
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Brookside tops Firelands in double overtime thriller
Brookside defeated Firelands 95 to 88 after two overtimes. Key scorers were Nolan Waechter with 38 and Marquis Capers with 24 for Brookside, while Ayden Fortner led Firelands with 19. Free throws boosted Brookside's win as Firelands dominated rebounds but committed 33 turnovers.
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Rylan Capen
Jackson Lima
Max Stinson
Ayden Fortner
Carson Lima
Logan Hall
Evan Gargasz
Cameron Mulica
Lucas Green
Brookside
Nolan Waechter
Anthony Robinson
Mason Waechter
Marquis Capers
Jack Holman
Jayden Nazario
Noah Adkins
Zack Terrill
Alex Arra
Tyler Kitzberger
Mulica
Copen
Fortner
N. Waechter
M. Waechter
Capers
F Irelands
Stinson
Green
Holman
Arra
Panthers roll past Holy Name for NCC win
Elyria Catholic builds depth with 60 34 victory over Holy Name as 11 Panthers score led by Ari Dimacchia and Nadia Pagan. Bench energy drives 14 0 second quarter run, 28 9 halftime edge, defense forces 28 turnovers while EC plays 12 players.
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Holy Name
Eric Rothgery
NCC
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Cimacchia
Nadia Pagan
Juliana Cerny
Rivera
Lexi Rodriguez
Dimacchia
Mya Rivera
Gabby Rodriguez
Sophia Niederst
Camara Ogletree
Ari Dimacchia
Amaya Smith
Aliyah Maxwell
Mary Strippy
Clair Petrus
Emmalee Majoras
Maura Mihalik
Nalani Simon
Jordan Cremona
Claire Coljohn
Layla Rudolph
Brianne Barker
Laila Galvan Rodriguez
Bridget Young
Cerny
Maxwell
Ogletree
Pagan
Smith
Coljohr
Young
Cremona
Holy Name Outscores Elyria Catholic 73 69 in NCC clash
Elyria Catholic led briefly in the fourth quarter before Holy Name answered with a 13-0 run. Matisse Williams led Elyria Catholic with 21 points while Drew Styers scored 18 to fuel Holy Name in a 73-69 North Coast Conference win.
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Dominique Stamper
Jazear Terry
Trent Merrell
Ben Eisenmacher
Aiden Butler
Brayden Sloan
Aaron Riley
Patrick Kelley
Juwan Bryant
Christopher Hyatt
Luke Kovalchik
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