Ohio In Court Playoff Scores Across Regions
On the trail to Columbus the area posted numerous Class A and AA results from Medina Lorain Canton Canton Albany areas. Notable wins included McDonald 74 Clearview 62 and Mapleton 62 Mineral Ridge 69 with many district and regional matchups listed for upcoming games. Local teams like Elyria Catholic and Medina showed strong showings in the crowded slate of Friday night action.
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Canton
McDonald
Clearview
Mapleton
Mineral Ridge
Berea
Parma
Cle
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AL Maple Heights
Solon
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Napoleon
Mansfield
Madison
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Canton Timken
Toledo
Tal Macomber
Tal Scott
Tal Start
Tal St John
Copley
Barberton
Akron Buechtel
Ada
Delphos St John
Ottawa Glandorf
Whitmer
Kansas
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Willard
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Clear Fork
Columbus
Jonathan Alder
Canal Winchester
Ready
Newark Cath
Tinora
Ottawa Hills
Riee
Continental
Dhtovite
Napateon
Strykey
Steubenville
Zanesville
Rosecrans
Il Springste
Indian Valley South
Strasburg
At Lima
Maria Stein
Marion
Allen East
Ashland High School
Sandusky SL. Mary
Findlay High School
Arcadia
Elyria
Elyria Catholic
Olmsted Falls
Ohio Northern District
Bellefontaine 42 Piqua 21 football recap scoreline
Bellefontaine topped Piqua 42 to 21 in a high scoring football game. Vandalia-Butler defeated Greveland East 56 to 47 while Akron St Vincent crushed Garfield 93 to 16. Additional results include Cleveland Collinwood 56 over Cleveland John Adams 54 and Akron Firestone 53 over Ravenna 29.
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Bellefontaine
Piqua
Thursday's Transactions Across Major Leagues
Baseball and football teams announced signings including Dave Ford Jose Bastian Wayne Krenchicki Mark Corey Kevin Kennedy Rob Wilfong Lary Sorensen Randy Fierbaugh Jerry Turner Fernando Gonzalez Tucker Ashford Poul Popiel Charles Rheames Curtis Bum garner John Beuke Jim Stanley Bill Belichick Julia Yeater Clive Walker Gary Stanley Orlando Ninitto Kevin Handlaugh Jerry Bruner Lyan Nance Mike McDonald Iowa State LSU Louisiana State football coaching changes and other roster moves detailed from various teams across baseball hockey football and college programs.
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Haltimore
Dave Ford
Jose Bastian
Wayne Krenchicki
Mark Corey
Kevin Kennedy
Minnesota
Rob Wilfong
Milwaukee
Lary Sorensen
Oakland
Mitchell Paga
San Diego
Randy Fierbaugh
Jerry Turner
Fernando Gonzalez
Tucker Ashford
Wockey
Edmonton
Hannil Kampnuri
Risto Siltanen
Len England
Poul Popiel
Buffalo
Charles Rhemes
Denver
Curtis Bumgarner
John Beuke
New York Giants
Jim Stanley
Bill Belichick
Lollege
Louisiana State
Jerry Bruner
Iowa State
Lyan Nance
U.S. International
Mike McDonald
NIT at a glance First Hound Wednesday's Games
Virginia edged Northeast Louisiana 79 78 Clemson defeated Kentucky 68 67 in OT Old Dominion beat Wagner 83 81 Ohio State 40 66 Maryland 67 65 OT Nevada Reno 62 61 Oregon St 61 Thursday saw Purdue 97 90 Central Michigan Dayton 105 78 Texas Tech 59 Alabama 98 89 Alcorn State 80 78 Mississippi State 78 Texas A M 75 68 Second Round Dayton Purdue Ohio State Maryland Old Dominion Clemson Virginia Alabama Alcorn St Indiana Texas AXM Nevada Reno Third Round slated for March 15 or 16 Semifinals March 19 in New York Finals March 21 New York Byes to semifinals may occur via blind draw per note.
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Northeast Louisiana
Clemson
Kentucky
Old Dominion
Wagner
Ohio St
St Joseph's
Maryland
Rhodesland
Nevada-Reno
Oregon
Dayton
Purdue
Alabama
Alcorn St
Indiana
Texas Axm
New York
Exhibition baseball results from Tempe and other parks
Mixed spring exhibition scores show White Sox and Mariners tied 5-5 in Tempe with Chicago trailing 000 130 000 and Seattle 100 000 0 final. Also listed are Milwaukee at San Francisco and Detroit at Lakeland exhibitions with various pitchers and hitters noted, including Hollman, Segame, McGlothen, Hale, Kingman, Whitfield, Fosse, and Heath among others.
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Artz
Chicago
Seattle
Hollman
Segame
McGlothen
Marla
Chore
Foote
Cox
Calburn
Honeycutt
O.jones
Brown
Pasley
Kingman
Hale
Shaker Heights routs Elyria in district hockey semifinal
Shaker Heights Red Raiders dominated Elyria with a 10-2 semifinal victory at the Brooklyn Recreation Center. Keith Abood and Gary Weiss led Shaker while Elyria, finishing 8-12, saw eight seniors play their last game. The win advances Shaker to face St. Edward for a state berth after the Thursday semifinal.
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Spirit of
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Brooklyn Recreation Center
Greater Cleveland
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Red Raiders
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Shaker. Heights
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Ken Murray
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Schultz
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Aboad
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Joby Aumiller
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Pete Straffon
Hentley
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Aurmiller
Jay Loesch
Feigenbaum
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Rob Smith
Carl Kokoski
Straffon
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Wipper
Jeff Morgan
Kevin Sochacki
Alvin Tabor
Shaker Ats
Abood (Weiss
Elyria Catholic
Sue Lisicky
Raiders
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Carol Fada
Kim Jones
Margaret Jurco
Columbia
Pantherettes
Columbia Girls Beat Elyria Catholic in Sectional Tilt
Columbia girls upset Elyria Catholic 56 33 as Luann Yost ties single game scoring mark with 22 points and sets a rebounding record with 27. Cheryl Holmes adds 18 points and 12 boards as Columbia moves to 11 8 and meets Avon Saturday. Erieview Catholic tops Cleveland Central Catholic 51 47.
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Avon
Luann Yost
Columbia
Elyria Catholic
Avon High
Yost
Olmsted Falls
Michelle Uhr
Cheryl Holmes
Raiders
Theresa Jurco
Margaret Jureo
Kim
Raiderettes
Erieview Catholic
Cleveland Central Catholic
Columbia E. Cath
Mikel
Cooper Callahan
Sigertere
Central Cath
Eaglettes stun Admiral King to win sectional title
North Olmsted Eaglettes, led by Robin Burns with 19 points and 18 rebounds, upset third seeded Admiral King 36 23 in Ridgeville to capture the Class AAA Girls Sectional. Burns dominated the middle, the Eagle spread offense found open looks, and North Olmsted advances to the District tournament against Midview.
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Russ Magaw
C-T
North Ridgeville
Robin Burns
North Olmsted
Eaglettes
Admiral King
Ridgeville
Burns
Cal
Eagle
Admirals
Beasts edge Lorain in district semi overtime loss
Lorain Senior Steelmen fell 64 58 in overtime to Medina Bees in the Admiral King Class AAA district semifinal. Coach Reichert cited fatigue and size as factors while Medina coach Darner said Lorain forced them to play their game down the stretch. Medina advances to face Admiral King for the district title and a Kent Regionals bid.
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Admiral King
Lorain
Dale Reichert
Steelmen
Medina
Reichert
Bees
Alan Darner
Kent
Admiral King High School
Elyria
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