South Amherst routs Keystone in Inland Conference tilt
South Amherst defeated Keystone 85 to 57 on the road. Jim Stephens led South Amherst with 35 points while Newon Barnworth added 16 and Jeff Kidder had 18 for Keystone as the Wildcats fell to 0-8 in conference play and 1-8 overall.
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Fairview dominates Olmsted Falls in decisive win
Fairview defeated Olmsted Falls 87 to 37 in a lopsided score. Key players included Schueller 5 3 21 and Sloan 46 12, with other notable contributions from Convers 43 11 and Newman 448. Final totals show Fairview 165 57 across two games.
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Middies pull out victory behind Mahl and Clapham
Midview defeats Wellington 97-70 to stay within a half game of Clearview. Mahl scores 17 including clutch final period points after foul trouble. Clapham adds 10 with key steals. Trenchard tops Middies with 24 as Whitney ties for game high. Wellington fights back late in third but Midview pulls away with strong team play and rebounding.
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Vermilion star Angney ties record in 90 27 win over New London
Vermilion routs New London 90 27 as Alex Angney scores 41 points tying a school record set by Roger Rice. Vermilion improves to 6 3 overall and 3 3 in Lakeland Conference, while New London drops to 0 7 in league play and 19 7 for the season.
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Columbia Girls? Brookside Narrowly Edges Raiders
Columbia High School nearly toppled Brookside 42 40 on Brookside’s court as Darrel Smith sank a late free throw but Columbia answered with a last second shot. The game featured strong scoring from Brookside’s Smith and Columbia’s late surge.
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Lake Ridge struggles in cold start for 68 39 loss
Lake Ridge Academy falls to Grand River Academy 68 to 39 as a cold first half hampers scoring. Dan Adair leads Lake Ridge with 28 points and Todd Thompson adds 11, but Brookside and Columbia's late shooting help boost Brookside to a 14 of 24 free throw night.
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College Scores Mixed Results Across Matchups
UCLA defeated Bradley 61 to 56 while Bellarmine routed Centre Wheeling Day and Elkins 87. Delaware State beat Howard 88 to 87 and Vermont topped Massachusetts Tech 66 to 66. Norwich fell to Jackson 1M. Virginia Island led Warne Street 66 to 88. Cleveland State beat Augusta 74 to 68 and Carroll defeated 54.
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Lorain’s title hopes jolted by loss to Sandusky
Lorain High faced a setback in the Buckeye Conference title race after a 133-31 defeat by Sandusky Blue Steelmen. With six conference games remaining, Lorain trails Elyria by two games and must win out to force a share of the title.
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Avon Wins Sixth in Row with Route of Highland
Avon opened a strong second half with a 34 point third and final stanza surge to beat Highland (score not fully legible) in Inland Conference action. Jim Hrivnak and Phil Helone led Avon with balanced scoring while Tim Forbes Jr Joe DeChant Rex Reech and Greg contributed for Highland. Avon extends winning streak to six.
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Mapleton and Highland scores in 1964 reserve meet
Mapleton dumps Western Reserve with winners listed including Jim Hrivnak Phil Holowecky Tim Forbes and Joe Penhant plus totals 20. Highland-Rev Roach Green Banezzi and Green Barman figure in a 44 4 reserve tally with Avan and others.
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