Avon Routs South Amherst 87 60 in Inland Conference clash
Avon savoring a dominant 87 60 win over South Amherst for its seventh victory in eight games since an 0 4 start. The Eagles led 36 24 at half and pulled away with a 10 0 run in the third as DeChant Holowecky Forbes Hrivnak led a trio that scored 68 of Avon's 87. South Amherst, coached by Wayne Smith, shot well but committed 17 turnovers as Avon seized momentum and controlled rebounding.
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Norm Irwin
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Hagan stars for Raiders in upset win over Bucks
Columbia Station in Inland Conference action upset Buckeye 44 to 41. Dan Hagen led Columbia with 19 points and 25 rebounds as Buckeye’s Rich Stalnaker battled foul trouble. Bill Fricke added 15 for Columbia, while Ron Miller and Al Keine scored 16 and 10 for Buckeye.
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Buckeye
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Colum
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Ron Miller
al Keine
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Jim Cawley
Tom Dupiaga
Bill Frickle
Gleam Roberta
Res Miller
Vie Fels
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Price
Firelands Falcons cruise past Highland in Inland Conference clash
Firelands Falcons led by Joe Campbell and Tim Schrader powered to a 36-21 halftime edge and 12th straight win, stifling Ashland College pace as Highland’s Hornets managed only four field goals. Firelands sits near-certain Inland champion with five league games left. Avon and South Amherst trail with three losses.
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Firelands and Highland Basketball Scores
Firelands top Highland 53 to 44 as Firelands players Schraecder 24 and Kotke 49 lead a strong scoring effort while Highland’s Bonezzi Green Roach and Kozman counter with varied totals in a low scoring contest.
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Pete Bonezzi
Gary Green
Rex Roach
Dave Kozman
Greg Wagar
Pat Robert
Wellington Downs New London 60 48 in Lakeland clash
Wellington defeats New London 60 to 48 as Rich Whitney scores 34 for the Dukes and Ed Senghas adds 10. Wellington shoots 25 percent while New London hits 38 percent. Wellington improves to 3-6 in conference, 4-7 overall, while New London drops to 6-7 in conference, 0-11 for the year.
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Brookside Nips Keystone In Inland Conference Thriller
Brookside downed Keystone 74 70 in Inland Conference play. Kerry Fisher led Brookside with 21 points despite foul trouble, as Keystone was held to 9 points in the third quarter. Brookside shot 36 percent, 16 of 31 in the fourth, and 42 rebounds. Keystone hit 45 percent and 10 of 15 free throws.
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Mapleton defeats Edison 66 to 63 in Firelands clash
Mapleton led by Rick Ringler with 20 points edged Edison 66 63 in Firelands Conference action. Edison’s Kerpel Meagrow and Ducsay scored in double figures as Edison falls to 1 12 overall 1 8 conference while Mapleton improves to 10 3 overall 7 2 conference.
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Kernel
Pirates fall after fast start in Firelands tilt
South Central Trojanseven a cold shooting night powered past Black River 56 to 40 after a 15-6 first quarter. Mike Goodman led South Central with 16 points, while Rick Williams and Ray Yeager paced Black River with 12 and 10 respectively.
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Hillsdale dominates Western Reserve in 88-58 win
Hillsdale stays undefeated at 12 0 with a decisive 88 58 victory over Western Reserve. The Falcons led 20 at halftime after a close start and shot 47 percent to the Roughriders 36 percent. Hillsdale outrebounded 31 19 and converted 14 of 22 free throws while WR made 4 of 10.
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