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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2003
Page
9
The Keystone and Kenton Ridge teams showcase a festive throw around after strikeouts, with players like Brittney Robinson and Sarah Miler signaling outs and celebrating with teammates. Coaches praise community support and the program's strong future, noting Kenton Ridge's bright squad with many sophomores.
Keystone falls to Kenton Ridge 7 2 as Binz throttles Keystone with seven strikeouts and a string of infield popups. Robinson finishes notable high school career with 986 strikeouts and 11 in the semifinal bid. Wildcats strand runners, while Binz remains undefeated at 22 decisions in a tense regional matchup.
Brittney Robinson, a Keystone standout, rose from local watchful fans to star pitcher. She clocked near 70 mph, added a curve and screwball, and earned All-Ohio first team honors for the second straight year along with a Kent State full ride. Coaching praise and young fans seek to follow her path, proving Keystone’s ongoing era of success.
Les Miles, busy with preparations for another season at Oklahoma State, reflects on blessings including health after a Christmas Eve surgery to remove a cyst. He signed a seven year contract, notes a strong 2002 season, a top 15 recruiting class, and an $86 million stadium renovation. The Cowboys eye a bold future as practice nears. The Mileses announce their fifth child due in July.
Paul Heyse covers the Ohio state high school track and field championships at Welcome Stadium in Dayton. He notes the camaraderie and energy among athletes coaches and media, and highlights Avon senior Trista Bambart and Ravenna regional standout Irwin as top performers in events like the 800 meters and long jump with school records and near misses shaping a dramatic meet.
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