Area high school basketball results from multiple Ohio leagues
Area high school basketball scores across the Buckeye and nearby conferences show Elyria Catholic 53, Cleveland Max Hazes 50. Elyria 31, Mansfield 50. Marion 32, Admiral King 49. Sandusky 66, Findlay 47. Fremont Ross 68, Lorain 32. Additional results include Bedford Chanel 63, Gilmour Academy 48. Ridgeville 74, Amherst 38. Vermilion 76, Wellington 47. Avon 47, Keystone 26. South Amherst 49, Columbia 45. Cleveland Marshall 33, Cleveland Lincoln 52. Stow 64, Coventry 41. Warrensville Heights 118, Richmond Heights 2. Canton Lincoln 48, Canton Timken 37. Akron Central 59, Akron Garfield 43. Columbus East 75, Columbus Central 54. Cincinnati Elder 54, Cincinnati La Salle 44. Toledo Central 72, Toledo Waite 40.
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Buckeye
Elyria
Mansfield
Marion
Admiral King
Sandusky
Findlay
Fremont Ross
Lorain
Cleveland Area
Cleveland
Marshall
Lincoln
West Geauga
Kirtland
Brunswick
Highland
Stow
Coventry
Revera
Cloverless
Brooklyn
Independence
Cleveland Shaw
Brush
Cleveland Heights
Parma Valley Forge
Glenvile
John Adams
Lakewood
Uclid
Warrensville Heights
Richmond Heights
Brecksville
Strongevile
Akron Suburbs
Suganage Falls
Barberton
Akron-Canton
Canton
Timken
Centoc McKinley
Tebman
Alliance
North
Akron Hoban
Aeroe
Eller
Kent Roosevelt
Youngstoiwn Area
Wellsville
Youngstown North
Youngstown
Woodrow Wilson
Chaney
Mooney
Ursuline
Youngstown East
Raven
Canfield
Columbus Area
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Columbus Central
Columbus Linden
Goalumbus Aquinas
Columbus Eastmoor
Columbus North
Columbus West
Columbus
Walnut Ridge
Columbus Whetsrooe
Columbus South
Urbana
Worthington
Upper Arlington
Grandview
Columbus Academy
Dubno At Columbus University
Hamilton Township
Columbus St. Maris
New Albany
Columbus Heosary
Reynoldsburg
Newark Catholic
Columbus St. Charles
Columbus Watterson
Columbus de Sales
Springfield C
Eaton
Tipp City
Or Covington
Moon East
Seven Hills
Middletown
Fenwick
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Elder
Cincinna
Toledo
ARFA
Toledo Central
Waite
Toledo de Vilbiss
Macomber
Libhs
Woodward
Toledo Scott
St. Francs
Solage Bowsher
Northwood
Jthers Crestview
North Lita
Ravenna
Newton Falls
Bracerie
Southington
Poland
Leetonia
York
Trimble
Smithville
Rirtnas
Norwalk
Shelby
Sidney
Farborn
Kenton
Wapakoneia
Wellston
Pomeroy
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Newark
Mansfield Madison
Marion Franklin
Athens
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Canton Ce
Crestiine
Loudonville
Bellevue
Wiiard
Bucyrus
Galion
Zoneaville
Chillicothe
Lima
Shawnee
Coldwater
Trenton
Lancaster
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Fremont Ross Abs
WSPF
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Elyria Catholic
Lorain St. Mary
Aul Gumour Academy
Cleveland Lourdes
Cleveland St. Stan
Cleveland Canbus
Southwestern
Jeromesville
Mapleton
Hayesville
Lakeland
Ridgeville
Vermilion
Midview
Huron
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Amherst
Clearview
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Wellington
Brookside
Avon
Keystone
Black River
Firelands
South Amherst
Columbia Eee
Westlake Moves Closer to League Crown
Westlake Demons edged Olmsted Falls 4 9 to seal a step toward the Southwestern Conference title. Coach Al Smith declined comment, noting five games remain and outcomes are unsure. The teams schedule a quick rematch in four days to complete the series.
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Westlake
al Smith
Westlake High
Demons
Olmsted Falls
String of Buckeye wrestling injuries and game turnarounds
Elyria hopes to defend the Buckeye Conference title as Vincent Machabee and John Vincent are ruled out of this afternoon's meet. Ted Brown steps in at 103 pounds and Dave Eddie replaces Machabee at 127 pounds for the Bulldogs in a Tuesday night contest at the Bull dogs' gym. Westlake defeats Falls by height and rebounding, Parsell leads with 27 points while Westlake's Onenauer and Hlawik add 16 and 12. Oberlin drops to fourth straight loss as Westlake strengthens its conference lead with a 7-2 mark in league play.
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Elyria
Buckeye
Frank Fiore
John Vincent
Mike Machabee
Nic
Vincent
Monosuchusly
Fiore
Ted Brown
Machabee
Dave Eddie
Bulldogs
Westlake
Demons
Falls
Rob Theiss
Fred Parsell
Parsell
Phil Onenauer
Dick Hlawik
Lneup
Oberlin
Bay
Rocky River rolls to sixth league win over North Olmsted
Rocky River defeated North Olmsted 76 to 54 in Southwestern Conference action to improve to 6 4 on the season. Joe Skala led River with 22 points aided by outside shooting from Guy Cartwright in the third quarter. Jim Yezhak matched Don Miller with 15 points for the Pirates while North Olmsted’s high scorer was unlisted. Rebounds and defense helped River control the game from start to finish.
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South Olmsted
Rocky River
North Olmsted
Pirates
Guy Cartwright
Cartright
Exar
Joe Skala
Skalas
Skala
Eagles
Jim Yezhak
Don Miller
River
Yezhak
Nets
Rocky Beer
Oberlin
Westlake
Prates
Heiders
Owe
Miller
Ben
Bay Rockets rally past Oberlin for 68-62 victory
Bay Highs Rockets trailed Oberlin by nine points late in the third quarter before substitute guard Jack Rekstis sparked a 16 point surge. Rekstis scored seven in the final four minutes as Bay edged Oberlin 68-62 to run their record to 6-7 overall and 5-4 in the Southwestern Conference. Larry Donaldson led Bay with 12 points while Walt Lawson paced Oberlin with 16.
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BAY Village
Bay Highs Rockets
Oberlin
Indians
jJack Rekstis
Bay
Ito
Jim Holland
Bill Clark
Rockets
Rekstis
Walt Lawson
Larry Donaldson
Vgames Bay
Fremont escapes Lorain in Buckeye tilt at Fremont
Fremont cagers climbed from the conference cellar with a 68 52 victory over Lorain in Fremont. Lorain Admiral King trailed Marion Harding 9 0 in Buckeye standings, while Fremont received strong shooting from Jim Davis and Mike Lindamood. Ken Kohlmeyer impressed with aggressive floor play and sharp passing as Fremont benefited from 33 foul shots, converting 26.
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Fremont
Fremont Ross
Buckeye
Lorain
King
Marion Harding
The
Admirals
Little Giants
Giants
Steelers
Mike Lindamood
Jim Davis
Swithh
Ken Kohlmeyer
Kohlmeyer
Balance wins for Lucas in overtime over Mapleton
Lucas High earned a 1st overtime victory against Mapleton as four players reached double figures. Tom Scheidler poured in five of his team's seven OT points while teammates Hufford and Harden added double digit totals. Mapleton's Kiplinger led all scorers with 25 points but Lucas prevailed 65-60 in the extra period.
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NOVA
Lucas High
Lucas
Mapleton
Tom Scheidler
Scheider
Joe Huffmar
Ib Bull Harden
Tom Iceman
Terry Kiplinger
Larry Hauenstein
Kipplinger
Ty Rocky River Narl Olmsted
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Ib. Koh'yer
Natler
Flora
Cera
Miler
Neubauer
Haran
Kipl'zer
Prosser
Jones
Meyer
Barnard
Haren
Billman
Davie
Gal
Skaln
Tilceman
Bautuns
Ped’cord
Ry Jackson
Laney
Fulton
Stuart
Sengins
O'dim‘chla
Cross
Rowland
George
Sauer
Lauta
Hagerty
Fremont Rear
Prain
Racky Afi
Furas
Fremont
North Olmsted
Lorain
Elyria reserves cruise to 43 5 win over Mansfield
Elyria High School reserves delivered a strong team effort scoring at least 15 points each quarter in a 43 point win over Mansfield. Mike Fischer led with 19 points, Chester Ross and Al Campbell added 14 each, Campbell also had six steals and 13 rebounds, while Gaskalla added 15 rebounds and four blocks.
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Elyria High School
Bob Hersman
Mansheld
Elyria
Mike Fischer
Chester Ross
al Campbell
Pioneers
Tysers
Gary Krone
Campbell
Larry Gaskalla
Gaskalla
Mansfield
Bob Kennedy
Desperation shot lifts Elyria in 51-50 win over Mansfield
Elyria High edge Mansfield 51-50 after Dave Dicken heaves a last-second desperation shot at the end of the third, giving Elyria a slender lead and keeping them within one game of second in the Buckeye Conference. Dicken, Masonis and Korka fueled Elyria’s offense as they weathered Mansfield presses and late rallies.
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Ron Korka
Elyria High
Mansfield
Jim Carson
Carson
Pioneers
Tygers
Buckeye
David A. Wilding Jr
Elyria
Dicken
Elyrians
Bill Masonis
Dale Reichenbach
Masonis
Joe Prats
Roger Stevenson
Ken Lengel
Tim Orvis
Prata
Jim Goode
Goode
Elynn
Prats
Korka
Masons
Lengel
Fioneers
Marty Frankiewicz
Dennis Arnold
Arnold
Jeff Payton
Dicken Wath
Jay
Willie Hawthorne
Wille Hawthorne
Elysa
Elysia
Goole
Frankie
Elyna
Frankiewicz
Elynian
Marion
Sandusky
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