NASCAR keeps new championship format despite calls for change
NASCAR chairman Brian France defends the current elimination style Chase as overwhelmingly popular with fans. He notes the format emphasizes winning, maintains the 2014 four-car finale setup, and states plan to keep the system while addressing skirt manipulation rules and sponsor timing for 2016.
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Dennis Leads Rangers In Bowling Meet Victory
Nico Dennis rolled 469 as North Ridgeville defeated Firelands 2 499 to 1 841 at Brunswick Zone. Firelands top: Phillip Saylor 401 series with 226 high game. Other schools posted various 200s and high games across Lorain, Keystone, Wellington, Elyria, Berea Midpark, and Amherst with Nico Walker and Wayne Lowther among standout scorers.
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Westlake Demons overpower North Ridgeville for 58 38 win
Westlake, led by stifling defense and strong rebounding, beat North Ridgeville 58 38 in non-conference play. Alyssa Riley scored 28 for NR with 4 first half 3s, while Analise Johnson and Monica Fury fueled a 3rd quarter run for the Demons.
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Westlake Cruises Past North Ridgeville 58 38 in High School Game
Westlake led 58 38 at final as Fury scored 20 and Essig 11. Ridgeville’s Riley hit six threes totaling 18 points while Kerr and Geraci contributed in double digits. North Ridgeville shot 33 percent and committed 19 turnovers.
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North Olmsted Girls Top Brookside 54 37 In Non Conference
North Olmsted opened with a 20-9 first quarter run and held Brookside to 37 points. Julie Kemp led North Olmsted with 12 points while Hayley Hicks and Sarah Bukala added 11 each. Brookside scorers included Abby Spurs with 12. The Eagles dominated the early frame and cruised to the non conference victory.
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Elyria Pioneer Basketball Holds 4th Alumni Night
Elyria Pioneer Basketball invites all former Pioneers players and coaches to its 4th annual Alumni Night this Friday. Contact Kevin Brubaker at 864-7719 for details.
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Comets fall to Amherst as Hall leads Firelands tight battle
Firelands junior Keely Hall scored 17 points to outpace Wal lace as Amherst edged the Falcons in a loud late showdown. Olivia Henderson shackled Firelands guard Tomi Grasso, while Collins praised his team's resilience despite the tough environment and a hard fought loss.
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Amherst beats Firelands 42 37 in section matchup
Amherst edges Firelands 42 to 37 as Roule scores 11 and Hall 12. Firelands top scorer Young with 8 and Michener 2. Amherst shoots 25 percent field goals while Firelands hits 40 percent. Amherst collects 44 rebounds to 34 for Firelands.
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