Boys top 5 girls basketball rankings and results
Keystone remains unbeaten at 6-0 in the Patriot Athletic Conference with wins over Brookside and Black River. The Dukes extend their streak to eight with routs of Black River and Firelands, remaining 6-0 in PAC. Next up: Brookside and Avon games this week.
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Vermilion junior guard AuBree LaForce tops Sailors sports notice
AuBree LaForce of Vermilion, a junior guard, scored 22 points in a 57 48 win over Clearview and 28 in a 70 63 loss to Avon. Over 10 games she averages 20 points, shoots 48 percent and 84 percent from the line. A four sport athlete, she also letters in soccer softball and track and aims for 14 varsity letters.
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Middies rally for three wins in five games amid renewed attitude
Middletown Midview girls basketball have won three of five after an 0-7 start, driven by a new team attitude under coach Scott Plzak. Key contributors include Holly Benetto and rebounding standout Amanda House, with sophomores Molly Linn and Molly Albright providing experience.
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Gabriel lifts Lake Ridge with 20 points in win over First Baptist
Lake Ridge junior Devin Gabriel, newly eligible after transferring from Elyria, sparked a 63-47 victory over First Baptist with 20 points and 14 rebounds. He spoke of balancing academics and basketball, noting a 4.6 GPA and Advanced Placement course load as he adjusts to Lake Ridge. Coach Bernie Clark praised his leadership and potential while Elyria coach Brett Larrick acknowledged the talent nearby.
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Girls High School Basketball Power Rankings Update
The report lists top five teams with records and upcoming games. Dominant wins include Vermilion 72 36 and Buckeye 58 32 while Keystone and Clearview feature high placements. Upcoming schedules include Classic in the Country, Lake Erie League clashes, and home and away games against Brookside and Columbia.
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