Brakeman ends 41-year Ohio wrestling rankings
Ohio high school wrestling notes report Brakeman, known for The Brakeman Report, will end publication after 41 years saying it was a labor of love and time to pursue other things. Lorain County teams advance in regional wrestling, with Elyria and Amherst moving toward Brecksville, and multiple wrestlers listed in state rankings along with local tournament results and upcoming meets.
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Logan Stiner earns Northwestern Invitational title and MVP
Logan Stiner, a Keystone junior at 132 pounds, won an individual championship and was named MVP at the Northwestern Invitational last Saturday. He has 24 wins this season with 17 pins and four technical falls, and placed third at the D-Ill meet. Stiner holds a 4.2 GPA, is in National Honor Society, wrestles with Burnett Trained Wrestling, works summer maintenance at Grey Hawk Golf Club, and aspires to study aerospace engineering at Miami University.
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Wrestling rankings from Elyria area meet feature many records
A dense list of wrestlers by weight class shows multiple contenders from Black River Elyria Catholic Avon Lake and other programs with records ranging from 7 1 to 30 6 including 24 1 25 4 and 29 2 while names like Vidika Mayer Stiner and Hollingsworth appear across 106 to 285 pound classes plus several competitors with high win percentages.
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Tommy Zeigler
St. Ignatius
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Brandon Egnor
Alex Funderburg
Amherst
Bryce Williams
Eli Garcia
Lorain
Austin Williams
Taylor Workman
Hamza Kirresh
Avon
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Sebastian Vidika
Black River
Jacob Downs
Wellington
Spencer White
Mike Horan
Dylan Stiner
Keystone
Michael Hollingsworth
Clearview
Jacob Worthington
Justin Clark
Columbia
Jose Gracia
Elyria Catholic
Ellington
Orbay Jarrett Hylton
Nico O’dor
Jason Gray
Midview
Zach Carte
Geer
Bryan DeRitchie
Darrion Overall
Mason Harsar
Joey Bernosky
Max Kuchenrither
Jon Escheder
Singe Alexander
Firelands
Logan Stiner
Ike Hollingsworth
Sean Kilbane
Jesse Orantek
Lyria
Ben Provoznik
Wellinton
Per Brandon Egnor
Michael Dolan
Drew Schatz
Adler Vasiloff
Lutheran West
Vermilion
Matt Hollingsworth
Adam Barker
Alexanderburg
Chad Shaffer
Tony Lupico
Jake Delorge
Murdock
Alex Parker
Alex Imhoff
Alex Stuch
Clay Hartley
Derrick Foster
Tyler Mayer
Josh Kitko
Mike Wearsch
Jerot Schill
Kolby Hirschfelder
Zach Frambach
Mike Sliman
Felipe Valadez
Josh Pierce
David Markiewicz
Jeremy King
Derek Eibon
Jake Maund
Kaz Dee Wellington
Austin Kuchta
Connor Kamczye
Dennis Breeding
Adam Kuchta
Ryan Stone
Todd Hastings
Deion Arnold
T.J. Halstead
Andre Torres
Stephen Moody
Jason Bustance
Comets eye state podium in tight duals with Brecksville
The Amherst Comets aim for endurance in a tight schedule as they prepare for the state team tourney at Brecksville and district play at Cleveland State. Heavyweight Stephan Moody and 132-pound Bryan DeRitchie had solid wins as Brecksville edged with close scores. Comets wrestlers emphasize staying in high-level competition to sharpen for district and state meets, while rival Brecksville uses close wins to fuel its momentum.
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Brecksville 46 Amherst 16 wrestling results card
Brecksville tops Amherst 46 16 as Bronstrup, Assad, Lough and Williams secure decisions. Topolev pins Lough while DeRitchie Davis and Lucas win by decisions. Williams pins Dimitrijcus and Wearsch Maj. Dec Pushpak. HWT Moody edges Leanza in OT.
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Mike Falencki
Austin Assad
Aaron Assad
Matt Topolev
Christian Lough
Bryan DeRitchie
Grayson Davis
Sonny Lucas
Alex Funderburg
Bryce Williams
Joe Dimitrijcus
Austin Strnard
Austin Williams
Mike Wearsch
Danny Pushpak
Quinton Hiles
Mike Sliman
Troy Lang
Derek Eibon
Josh Murphy
Dennis Breeding
Austin Linden
Mike Figuerera
Stephan Moody
Rich LeAnza
Elyria hosts Alumni Night in 64 16 victory over Keystone
Elyria celebrates Alumni Night as former players and coaches were introduced at halftime. Mary Jones led Elyria with 17 points while Sybil Roseboro and Alexis Roseboro added double figures. Elyria outplayed Keystone 64 to 16 with strong defense and rebounding.
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Sierra White
Mariah Johnson
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West Shore Conference Swimming and Diving Finals Preview
Avon and Elyria Catholic challenge perennially strong Rocky River and Bay at Lakewood High Natatorium. Avon girls rely on Erin Pettegrew Rachel Stark and Alyssa Sauter while EC girls count Jenna O'Dell Shelby Snow Kaya Wearsch for scoring. EC and Avon boys include Myles Ternes Kevin McCaffery and Eagle contenders Joe Tamesis Nick Pettegrew Collin Fogarty.
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Thompson lifts Amherst girls in bowling win
Amherst defeated Clearview 2148 to 1507 as Courtney Thompson rolled a 434 series and Tiffany Grimm led with 279. North Ridgeville, Midpark, Keystone, Black River, Elyria, Vermilion, Buckeye, and Lorain also posted notable scores at various bowling venues on Wednesday.
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Tiffin Best of the Best Tournament Dates Set
The third annual Best of the Best boys basketball tournament runs March 9-10 at Heminger Center on Tiffin University campus with grades 4-8 teams guaranteed three games. Contact 419 443 5440 or visit bestohhoethasketball.com.
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