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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1985
Page
14
Keystone coach Dennis Bartlett guided the Wildcats to a 65-58 victory over Avon in Elyria, earning their first Class AA sectional crown. Keystone improves to 18-4 and advances to face Oberlin in the opening bracket.
Avon and Keystone battled to a close finish as Mott led Avon with 35 points after earlier meetings where Keystone edged 83-77 and 4-72. The two teams clamped down defensively with 1-3 zone and man pressure as they chase a regional bid.
Keystone, led by coach Dennis Bartlett, upset Avon 65 to 58 to claim the Class AA sectional championship at Elyria High. Jeff Mott scored 35 for Avon, but Keystone contained him and limited the Eagles to 58 as Tim Wojciechowski and Joe Schafer pressured Avon into late misses. Avon coach Dean Tsipis praised his players while noting Keystone’s defense and Mott’s standout season.
Oberlin edged Brookside 54 to 50 at Elyria High to capture the sectional crown. Shank held to two second half points as Oberlin’s pressure containment and Steen’s 18 lead the Indians past Brookside’s 14 by Kalaszyk and Shank’s 14. Elias dished six assists and Payne added seven points in a tense finish.
Oberlin uses inside offense to counter Brookside 3 2 zone and win the Class AA sectional title 55 50. Coach Bob Walsh praises second half penetration while Brookside's Brad Shank is held quiet after a strong first half as Oberlin advances to face Keystone next Wednesday in the district tournament.
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