Best On Campus Charity Tournament at Lake Rigs Scadery
The third 4 as Out of Bounds 2007 San-3 hang tournament will be held March 10 at Lake Rigs Scadery from noon to through Japan. Participants must be at least 18. Entry is 56 per team for teams of two players and one substitute. Double elimination with a 208 cash prize for winners. Call (AAA) 546 or (218) 235-4300 or visit www.intoworld.org for details.
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Middies Star Snow Nets Four Free Throws in Key Fourth
Senior Snow scored 13 points and converted four straight fourth quarter foul shots in a big win over Bay on Saturday. Earlier he had 18 points in a loss to IR van and seven points with five steals in Midview’s rout of larth TM oe.
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Upsets Spark Area Girls Basketball Short Hops
Avon Lake upset Amherst in a two point game as Midview notches two straight shocks defeating Bay and Fairview. Coach Kim Kauffman cites finishing, confidence and steady defense as keys to Midview’s late season run plus balanced scoring led by Street Eichenlaub Snow.
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Boys Top Five Shifts Spark North Olmsted set to rebound
Olmsted Falls drops from fifth to 10th after last week's upset by North Olmsted. Elyria wins big as Midview defense clamps down, forcing turnovers. Middletown, Willard, Ayersville lead all time with high win counts. Middies eye road trips to Rocky River and Vermilion. Sailors ride five-game win streak into Saturday clash with Rocky River.
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Lakes area girls top five standings mix of wins and clashes
Keystone leads PAC Stars Division after a Wednesday win over Columbia while Wellington sits a game back. Avon Lake remains a strong threat with eight wins in ten games as Midpark looms, and the Southwestern Conference title chase heats up with a Feb. 3 rematch.
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Midview Leads West Shore Conference in Tight Race
Midview and Vermilion share first in the West Shore Conference at 7-1 as others like Rocky River and Firelands loom. Coachs emphasize the unpredictable mix and key weekend doubleheaders that could decide the title.
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