Rangers Split Win Streak With Normandy Victory
North Ridgeville coach Marc Rechin says the Rangers regained form after a victory over Normandy on Friday, marking their second consecutive win and signaling momentum for upcoming games.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2004
Page
10
North Ridgeville coach Marc Rechin says the Rangers regained form after a victory over Normandy on Friday, marking their second consecutive win and signaling momentum for upcoming games.
The notice provides a phone number 440 329 7137 to reach sports editor Kevin Aprie and other department staff. It appears in a casual pre mad al deports style.
Brandon Neal of Lorain Catholic scores 30 points in a standout home win to push career points past 1,600 as Heal adds 26 points in a Victory clash. Karina Kendrick of Ir. Bay dominates defense, posts 13 boards and blocks, averaging 10.4 points and 11.4 rebounds through 20 games and earning a Glenutte State basketball scholarship.
Keystone clinched a 56-52 win over Ireland in a season finale that completed a perfect 20-0 regular slate. The game featured nested score runs and a tight fourth quarter as Keystone held firm to seal the victory.
Keystone High School's basketball squad finished 20-0, guided by coach Greg Morgan who said the undefeated goal was not the main aim. The team emphasized depth, balance, and selfless play, with players like Jake Bailesky and Brett Bartlett sacrificing personal stats for the good of the group. Key wins came in a Illinois holiday tournament where Bailesky was sidelined, yet Keystone defeated Peoria Christian and Quincy Notre Dame to clinch the title, underscoring the league’s strength and the team’s unity.
In a highly anticipated Division II district semifinal, Keystone and Midview battle Thursday at Magnificat High School after a late January 54 38 Keystone win. Both teams carry long win streaks and strong season records as tickets go on sale at their schools.
Area coaches players and writers pick the smartest players in the region. Trailing by a point on the road with seconds left, these minds stand out for making pivotal decisions under pressure.
Opposing coaches describe Jordans leadership, court vision, and defense as on par with a floor coach. They highlight Bailosky from Xaystone and peers Brett Bartlett Avon Michael Fitch Keystone praising scoring, distribution, and game sense. Other players Dan Binggell Chad Szalay Neil Feniner Greg Bazlay Wes Immler noted for court awareness.
Quotes praise Kate Verhoff and teammate Enn for game intelligence and positioning. Opponents note Verhoff's leadership, space creation, shooting and rebounding, with mixed views on team dynamics and adaptability. Names cited include Kate Verhoff Ali Stack Len Tanner Molly Baker and Ky with schools Firelands Avon Lake and Keystone.
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