Stornes rises to CEO of CGAC in Cleveland sports ties
Stornes, longtime accounting executive with Berea High roots and a passion for sports, is named Chief Executive Officer and director of Cars/Grid Arena Company CGAC effective January 1. He succeeds Jim Boland who becomes Vice Chairman. Stornes previously held senior roles at Alexander Grant and TransAmerica before joining CGAC in 2001.
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Berea High alum leads new arena chief at Gund Arena
Stornes, 41, a Berea High alum, joined Gund Enterprises as CFO then became executive vice president and COO in 2001. He now oversees business and operations for Gund Arena, the Cavs, the WNBA Rockers, and MAC Properties, aligning a corporate vision with sports events and major shows.
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Tribe From 84 Garcia earns everyday job with Indians
Karim Garcia, after a jagged path through the minors and a free agent stint with the Yankees, seizes a starting right field job with the Cleveland Indians. He credits improved opportunity and Jim Thome’s presence for a career season, while team manager Eric Wedge outlines a hopeful lineup and competition for spots as spring training games approach.
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Patriots prevail in 36 21 win over Mansfield Temple
Mansfield Temple struggled in the second quarter as Amanda Rowe and Britteny Alaska led the Patriots to a 36 21 victory. Patriots opened strong and held Temple to just one point in the period.
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Lorain Catholic seeks three openings for 2003-04 boys hoops
Lorain County area schools announce openings for Lorain Catholic three starting spots for the 2003-04 boys basketball season. Interested parties should contact coach Matt Lawhead at 282-8216 or 288-8151. Avon Lake High seeks three throws coaches for boys and girls track. send letters of intent to Avon Lake High School Athletics Department, attention Thomas A. Garone, 178 Avon Belden Road Avon Lake 44012, or email Tom Barone at (440) 53-5164.
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Wellington Dominates at Western Reserve Dual Meet Tourney
Wellington took runner-up as Norwalk won the event in the round robin style. Wellington’s nine-match weekend saw 152-pound wrestler go 9-0 and earn Most Valuable Wrestler honors. Senior wrestlers Hendrix, McNeely, and Chapman led 7-8 records, while Hopkins, Rockmore, and Rockmore posted 7-2.
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Wildcats rally to topple Pirates in rough Division II clash
Keystone trailed early as Black River kept pace, then Wildcats answered with seven nine and ten point runs in the third. Vogelsong noted a string of fouls against his team that disrupted momentum and the end of the first half featured a counted three that was waived due to standing in the key. Fraley and Dugiey anchored bench production with 12 points and five rebounds. Black River had 10 players score with five in double figures as they prepare for Mohican Area play on Thursday while Keystone heads to Oberlin for Lorain County action on Wednesday.
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