Fell to Leave Amherst for Elyria High Coaching Post
Amherst eighth grade science teacher and Comets coach Fell will resign to take a job at Elyria High next season. He will bring assistant Jim Slagel to Elyria and vows to field a strong program, noting Elyria has talent and a strong work ethic. Fell led Amherst to an 8-2 record last season and cites a desire for a new challenge.
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Falcons aim for improved defense after coaching change
Passerrello, Newark native and Heidelberg graduate, leads Firelands after the Falcons exit the WSC for the PAC. He notes returning starters and varsity experience as reasons for optimism while vowing defensive focus and a committed offseason to change the culture after a 2-40 six-season span.
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Browns eye Fewell and others as coaching search unfolds
DJ Fewell has interviewed with three teams for head coaching jobs since the season ended, with the Panthers hiring Ron Rivera and the Broncos still searching. Fewell, 48, satisfies the Rooney Rule and could be a long shot for Cleveland.
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Oberlin Tops Clearview Behind Isom Clutch play
Oberlin beat Clearview 56 53 as Noland Isom scored eight of his 11 points in the fourth quarter to spark a late stretch. Tyree Brown Moore and Taylor contributed, while Arnoczky led Clearview with 23 points and 15 rebounds but the Clippers couldn’t hold late.
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Deshawn Carter
John Miller
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Stalag
Keystone
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Mattaya Wyman
Nick Reinhold
Trevon Tucker
Marcus Baily
DaShaun Horton
Jeris Geiger
Jacob Senquiz
Kenny Brooks
Anthony Fears
Brandon Sadler
Andrew Lynch
Davon Daniels
Dom Dominguez
Aaron Arnoczky
Verlir
Nearview
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Reinhold
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Avon Eagles take control as Midview rests hurt players
Avon built a 29-10 lead and rolled past Midview by outworking and outhustling the Middies. Key injuries sidelined 6-foot-4 senior Riley Moore and guard Justin Morris. R.J. Kauffman led scoring with 17 while Marvin Coleman and Claude Gray added 24 combined. Baker praised his depth and used all 12 players.
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Avon Defeats Midview In Scoring Bout
Avon tops Midview 56 to 31 as Avon senior star Marion Coleman leads with 14 points and 9 rebounds while Midview struggles with 26 turnovers. Midview’s Linn grabs 10 boards. Kaufmann nets 17 for Avon.
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Marvin Coleman
Claude Gray
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Nick Redilla
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Maloney
Coleman
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Buckeye tops Keystone in OT 60 57 game thriller
Ben Checkelsky scores a game high 24 as Buckeye edges Keystone 60 57 in overtime. Caleb Schillace rallies Keystone with 23 points, Caleb Wagner’s late hoop and Ackim’s late shot decide the OT finish. Rematch set for Feb. 25 at Keystone.
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Ben Holland
Jesse James
Cody Dill
Jordan Fox
Chase Robinson
Rob Hagmeier
Nick Wilson
Bill Doerge
Ryan Ackim
Carlton Watkins Jr
Tyler Nichols
Lake Ridge Falls to Brooklyn in Non-Conference Clash
Lake Ridge boys drop 93-56 to Brooklyn as Rob Mason leads with 20 points and three Lions reach double figures. In other action, Lydia Markovich scores 14 as Willoughby’s Warriors fall to Christian Community 45-26 amid a snowy open door event.
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Titans Rally Past Sandusky In Nonconference Battle
Lorain Titans beat Sandusky 71 to 61 at Sandusky High School in a rivalry game. A 10 point third-quarter burst fueled Lorain as Jerome Golson led with 15 points and 17 rebounds while Xavier Turner topped Sandusky with 21 points.
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