Columbia Raiders Run Past Open Door For 78 42 Win
Columbia jumped to a 15-2 start behind Doug Borling's eight points and a suffocating full court press to beat Open Door 78 42. Dan Auguitis had 11 rebounds and 11 points as Greg Wyman and Jason Richards added key inside and outside scoring while Open Door fought to stay within reach but could not match Columbia's size and 3 point shooting.
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Keystone Survives Buckeye Rally In Nonconference Victory
Keystone Wildcats overcame a late Buckeye rally to win 56 to 47. Buckeye forced turnovers and pressed late, but Keystone maintained balance led by Dustin Banks and Dave Leffew as Jack Radway sat out much of the second half. Buckeye dropped to 2-9, while Keystone rose to 7-4 in Lorain County Conference play.
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Clearview Clippers roll past Columbia in non-conference win
Clearview’s third quarter surge turns a close game into a 55-28 ahead after the third and pushes the Clippers to a 1943 non-conference victory over Columbia. Layla Willis leads with 23 points as Columbia’s Hollie Ksiczyk notes learning moments from the loss.
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Smith rescues struggling Cards in 71-63 win
Brookside junior Glenn Smith sparked a 16 point effort to lead the Cardinals past Monroeville 71-63 in a non conference game. He scored eight of Brookside's first quarter points and added six in the final period as the Cardinals withstood Monroeville's nine straight points to seal the win. Monroeville struggled defensively and Brookside shot 41 percent while Smith carved out key moments.
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Shoregals hold off Berea in close showdown
Avon Lake's girls, with three sophomores and a freshman, fend off Berea 36 to 33 in Amherst. Allison James missed a buzzer three that would have tied, Nickerson dominated rebounds despite fouls, Megan Ryan led Shoregals with 13 points while Sylvester added 12 as Avon Lake improves to 12-1 in a battle for conference and regional standing.
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