Ohio AP boys basketball poll crowns early leaders
Keystone rises to sixth in Division II and Olmsted Falls sits fifteenth, as top teams Canton McKinley Ottawa Glandorf Findlay Liberty-Benton and Dalton dominate initial AP balloting for Ohio high school basketball. Defending champ Moeller is No 2 in Division I and St. Vincent-St. Mary sits high in Division II.
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Dalton
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Bay 71 Bay Rockets beat Firelands in non-conference clash
Bay Rockets defeat Firelands 71 to 63 as Tyler Trutza dishes 16 assists and Derek Riedel leads Bay with 24 points. Firelands struggles early, trims gap late but cannot complete rally. Bement and Varner pace Falcons with 18 and 17 points respectively.
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Rockets
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Marc Houlas
Lias
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Houlas
Bordine
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Nate Bement
Bement
Jonah Varner
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Black River Pirates top Lake Ridge Royals 57 to 43
Black River uses halftime adjustments to neutralize Court Flannery and pull away in the fourth quarter. Kyle Clark scores 21 and grabs nine rebounds as Black River improves to 27-3 MAC while Lake Ridge falls 1-2 NSC and hosts Medina Christian next.
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Aalad Narichania
Court Flannery
Kyle Clark
Brian Harigan
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Asad Butt
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Patrick Lange
Buckeye
Medina Christian
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Tale of two halves sinks Saints
Southview trailed 31-10 at halftime and fought back but lost to Mentor 49-49 in a non divisional Lake Erie League game. Tony Martucci led with 24 points, while Adrienne Rodriguez sparked the Saints charge after halftime and the Cardinals sealed the result with late free throws.
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Gene Burgess
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Mentor
Lake Erie
Bob Krizancic
Bryan Korry
Tony Martucci
Martucci
Krizancic
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Mario Ezell
Koury
Adrienne Rodriguez
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Adam May
Open Door 44 Brookside 40 Maintains win in non conference clash
Open Door Patriots held off Brookside 44 to 40 as Jared Herron scored 14 and went 6 for 6 at the line, while Open Door converted 11 straight free throws in the fourth. Brookside, led by Zagorsky and Fraam, stayed within reach but fell 4 points short in a tense late sequence.
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Asbury
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Lake Ridge Academy
Eric Fraam
Zach Baker
Joe Schill
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Lorain Catholic
Lorain County
Clearview
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