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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2004
Page
11
After 11 seasons at Oberlin, Bill Roniger is approved as head girls coach at Black River, shifting from Oberlin to become the rival school’s leader. He will teach social studies and plans to grow the program as Black River joins the Patriot Athletic Conference in fall 2005.
Midview’s Nicole Baillis and North Ridgeville’s Heather Miller will join Baldwin Wallace College this fall under coach Reid Avers. Baillis, a four-year soccer letterman, earned MVP and best defensive player honors and is a two-time All Lorain County pick. Miller, a four-year Ranger midfielder, claimed second team All Pioneer Conference honors with six goals and eight assists last season and was named team’s best offensive player. Joe Karlgaard named Oberlin Assistant Athletic Director External Affairs Media Relations.
In a noon semifinal at Sliman's Diamond Amherst hosts Elyria and Brunswick faces Oberlin as Keystone and Perkins meet after a Division I regional showdown. The double elimination event decides the NCL title with Perkins and Amherst seeking path from losers bracket.
Avon Lake wide receiver Trey Stross sealed a verbal commitment to the University of Iowa after a standout camp showing. The 6‑foot‑3, 195‑pound playmaker led with big plays in key wins, averaging 25.4 yards per catch last season and drawing nine total touchdowns. Stross chose Iowa over Boston College and Vanderbilt, citing academics and campus facilities, and plans an unofficial visit in July before finishing his Shoremen senior year.
Tyson seeks a quieter life while pursuing a comeback plan in federal bankruptcy court aiming for seven fights over three years. He owes over 38 million to creditors after a career stain by misused wealth, while close to settling a 100 million lawsuit with Don King and selling Las Vegas houses. The former champ emphasizes responsibility, caring for his children Rayna and Amir, and returning to boxing for finances, not glory, as Greg Page attends the conference with his wife Patricia.
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