Ryals Aims For State Title In Ohio Gymnastics Showdown
Midview senior Calli Ryals blends gymnastics and performance, setting a district all around record 38.50 and eyeing a second state crown at Dublin Coffman. She has competed internationally, trained under Joe Gura, and will study at the University of Michigan on scholarship while facing top rivals Julian Stranges, Melissa Popovich, and Nicole Lyme in the title race.
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Paul Hoyse
Chronicle-Telegram
Ryals
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Ohio High School Athletic Association
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Magnificat High School
Ohio
Dublin Coffman High School
Julie Devaty
Magnificat
Middies
Michael Flatley
France
Call
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Great Lakes Gymnastics
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University of Michigan
Columbus St. Frances DeSales
Julian Stranges
Medina
Melissa Popovich
West Chester
Lakota West
Nicole Lyme
Stranges
Popovich
Lyme
Steve Manheim
Chronicle
Calli Ryals
Dublin Coffman hosts area gymnastics qualifiers meet
Friday 3 pm team competition and Saturday noon individual rounds at Dublin Coffman High School. All around qualifiers include Calli Ryals Midview Lauren Skocaj North Olmsted Liz Woytkun Magnificat Kastn Schoch MagnificatAvan Betsy Norris MagnificatAvan. Vault features Ryals Skocaj Norris Uneven bars Ryals Skocaj Schoch Norris Woytkun Balance beam Ryals Woytkun Skocaj Floor Ryals Skocaj Woytkun Schoch Norris Team competition lists Magnificat with Wojtkun Norris Schach Lauren Wenz Theresa Bis Westlake resident.
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Dublin
Calli Ryals
Midview
Lauren Skocaj
North Olmsted
Liz Woytkun
Magnificat
Kastn Schoch
Betsy Norris
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Norris
Schoch
Wojtkun
Schach
Lauren Wenz
Theresa Bis, Jr
Westlake
Magnificat seeks fifth straight title in Friday meet
Magnificat eyes another team crown as five other programs challenge for the top spot. District results show Worthington Kilbourne and Dublin Coffman breaking 144, Mentor leading Northeast, Findlay dominating in the north, with Cincinnati Anderson and Troy among Southwest contenders. Medina and Wooster also posted scores from the Medina district meet.
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Findlay
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Notre Dame
Cathedral Latin
West Geauga
Patrick Henry
Cincinnati Anderson
Troy
Medina
Wooster
Elyria Pioneers Rally In Season Opener Over Cloverleaf
Elyria spread scoring among 11 players led by Paul Kothe with 19 points on 4 of 5 from three. Eric Sims added 11 as Elyria shot 53 percent, hit 6 of 12 threes, and out-rebounded Cloverleaf 34 to 30 while making 13 of 19 free throws.
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Myers
Elyria
Paul Kothe
Eric Sims
Antonio Ward
Melvin Pickens
Brett Daly
Robert Nelson
Mike Morsé
Pioneers
Vinge Beano
Justin Vorhles
Jayson Gardner
Jordan Sandridge
Adam May
Brian Fikevirth
Morgan Fussell
Adam Hewitt
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Siens
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Moree
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Avon Keeps Title Hope Alive In OT Thriller
Avon upset Keystone 40 to 28 in overtime as coach Dunlap praised effort and a key defensive switch. Erich DeChant scored 29 for Keystone with Banks contributing 27, while Avon converted six times, turning over Keystone six times and gaining a 47 43 rebounding edge. Avon advances to meet Elyria Catholic in the sectional final at Elyria High.
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Avon
Elyria Catholic
Elyria High Keystone
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Dunlap
Keystone
Wildcats
Greg Morgan
Erich DeChant
Nagilé
Banks
Ohio State Tops Penn State In Final Home Game
Ohio State edged Penn State 69-65 as Reese led with crucial baskets late after Penn State rallied from a 14-point deficit. Joe Crispin scored 21 for PSU, Chris Stephens 19, Crispin 14, while Buckeyes guard Reese exploited size mismatches with 6-foot-7 versatility and Ken Johnson added career blocks for the Big Ten team.
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Penn State
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Jarrett Stephens
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Ken Johnson
Jerry Dunn
OSU and Penn State clash in 79 73 rout
No 6 Ohio State defeats Penn State 79 73 as Redd leads with 22 points and 10 rebounds while Brown scores 9. Penn State’s Crispin and Watkins contribute from the perimeter but Ohio State holds halftime edge 39 33 and sustains the lead through the final period.
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Jonneon
Penn
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Robinson
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Dudley
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Rogewsin
Stephanis
Jackson
Joe Gaspin
McGovern
John Crispin
Watkins
Cina Heard
Joe Crispin
Johnson
Stephens
Awslate
Onio
Jon Cnapn
Community notices for Elyria Amherst youth leagues and arena rental
Bulletin highlights Elyria North Park Arena rental at 100 dollars an hour with prime weekend times in March. Elyria South announces Life League signups on March 4 and 11 with birth certificate required. Elyria West lists West Life League signup March 4 for boys and girls ages five to eighteen at Hoagland Center Foster Avenue. Amherst Youth Leagues registration March 4 and 5 from 7 to 4 at Shape Uiddte School 600 Stuie Ave with 35 dollar per child fees and age rules. contact Dave Taylor for details.
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