All-Erie Coast Conference girls hoops honor list released
Jan Sito named Coach of the Year for Elyria Catholic. Southview’s Lois Wade wins Most Valuable Player. First team features Wade and two players from Elyria Catholic and Lorain Catholic, plus second team includes Southview and Lorain Catholic standouts.
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Jan Sito
Erie
Southview
Lois Wade
Elyria Catholic
Wade
Lorain Catholic
Lisa Bycynski
Elton Borowy
Claire Batista
Kay Ciarrone
Sito
Lis Wade
Jan Sito Elyna Cathole
All-Erie Coast Conference
Elfen Borowy
District picks Mighty Mites in Canton thriller
Coach Bob Walsh’s Clearview squad, small in height but strong in performance, beat a taller team in Canton.预测 Clearview by 5 over Cuyahoga Heights as they again face size disadvantage. In Elyria High’s Class AA title, Elyria Catholic to beat Brooklyn by 10 or more. Medina seen upsetting top seed Saints by 5. Olmsted Falls favored over Canton Central Catholic by 4 in Massillon girls game.
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Clearview
Canton
Bob Walsh
Clippers
Cuyahoga Heights
Redskins
Elyria High
Elyria Catholic
Brooklyn
Panthers
Southview
Medina
Bees
Saints
Massillon
Olmsted Falls
Canton Central Catholic
Columbus
Olmsted Falls faces greatest challenge in regional final
Olmsted Falls 24-1 enters Class AA regional final against Canton Central Catholic 22-3. Coach Dale Sherman cites CCC’s pressure defense and fast break. expects tough matchup for Joanne Ineman who averages 36 points. Sherman warns five players must execute to counter CCC’s quickness and zone.
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Sherman
Crusaders
Joanne Ineman
Joanne
Area girls team on tourney trail for Falls showdown
Olmsted Falls seeks its first state berth as coach Sherman emphasizes team depth and size against CCC. Peters averages 17 points with Stachu and Bentler at 14 each, while Sinai era prospects rely on balance over a single star. Sherman notes height edge for rebounding as Falls counters Crusaders by pressuring every scorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls
Snerman
Crusaders
Ineman
Miller
Margaret Peters
Dana Stachu
Maribeth Bentler
Sherman
Peters
Studhus
Bender
Lynn Cook
Ellen Weinformner
Kristi Sundberg
CCC
Kathy Grimm
Mary Peppard
Moore leads area women with 605 in Friday league play
Patti Moore rolled a 605 to top the Ladies League at Cardi Lanes, her 18th 600 of the year and a 700 series within reach. She posted 198 221 186 as Betty Moore and Mary Kuhns also hit solid scores, while Linda Michalski joined the 600 Club with 601 in the Morning Lazy Birds League. Lilly McCloskey added 581 in Center Ridge action, with Pat Redinger at 573 and Diane Long posting 224 in Grafton Lanes play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patti Moore
Cardi Lanes
Center Ridge
Lilly McCloskey
Pat Redinger
Diane Long
A.M. Ladies
Grafton Lanes
Southview leads area in quarterfinal survivors
Southview's Romero Gonzalez and Robinson won first round decisions to reach the AAA state quarterfinals at St John's Arena. North Olmsted Bay also advanced two, while other area wrestlers like Perazzola and Alawan posted wins. Several locals moved into the losers bracket after opening losses as the tournament aimed toward finals Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Rombach
C-T
Columbus
Southview
St John's Arena
Robert Romero
Eric Gonzalez
James Robinson
Saints
Romero
Jeff Coghill
Macedonia Nardonia
Jim Betsch
Cincinnati LaSalle
Ternes
North Ohnsted
Bay
del Creps
Dave McIntire
Maumee
Randy Nickel
Sylvania Northview
Mike Knopp
Creps
Mike Wenger
Copley
Nickel
Rick Crosier
Steubenville
Sinko
Ed Poling
Lebanon
Zingale
Michael Lenzo
Kent Roosevelt
Dave McFarland
Rick Franks
Tallmadge
Dan Perazzola
Amherst
Jeffrey
Vermilion
Elyria
Kevin Pierson
Vince Vellanucci
Lorain
Pierson
Rich Robusto
Walsh Jesuit
Vellanucci
Dave Simonelli
Aktor Firestone
Two locals fall in AA state wrestling action at St Johns Arena
Class AA state action began with Highland leading team scoring at 17 points after the preliminary round in St Johns Arena. Olmsted Falls showed depth with two wins while Edison and Elyria Catholic's Jim Wykie scored early wins as Burrer of Oberlin pinned his opponent in the final minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Saxton
Columbus
St. John's Arena
Highland
Edison
Olmsted Falls
Elyria Catholic
Jim Wykie
Greg Poteet
Cincinnati Reading
Wukie
Mike Schneider
Wauseon
Oberlin
Chris Burrer
Ralph Cubberly
Pemberville Eastwood
Burrer
Olmsted
State
Gary Dieckman
Denny Butcher
South Point
Jerry Urry
Jeff Woodruff
Vincent Warren
Mike French
Jim Strickland
Hannibal River
Charley Haenpth
Tim Claprood
Utica
Gary Burs
Bob Boyer
West Jefferson
Kim Dellisante
Tex Rickard
Southpoint
Jimmie Wetherbee
Class A AA AAA wrestling quarter finals begin tonight
Class AA pinning record features a 1 56 bout with Urbana’s Todd Salyer. Norwalk’s Jim Corrigan falls 6 4 to Jon Laughman of Casstown Miami. Elimination rounds for Class AA and AAA started last night with Class A action set for 11 a m today alongside quarter finals.
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Todd Salyer
Urbana
Norwalk
Jim Corrigan
Jon Laughman
AAA
Clearview edges Hawken in tight finish
Clearview survived a late push from Hawken to win as Dan Hawks and Bob Davis led the Clippers with 11 points each. Hawken shot 27 percent, finishing 17 of 63, while Clearview shot 44 percent and went 11 of 18 from the line. Hawken ends its season 20-3, Clearview up to 14-8.
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Hawks
Clippers
Clearview
Dan Hawks
Bob Davis
Hawken
Phillip
Transition of Be Bob McAdoo Cleared for Release
Detroit Waine DAs move to free forward Bob McAdoo to allow his release. The decision aims to finalize his departure from the team and open roster space for new acquisitions. The process involves league approvals and contract terms under the club’s management.
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Detroit
Bob McAdoo
Cliffers hold off Hawks in Canton semifinal showdown
In a tense Canton District A semifinal, Clearview escaped with a 47-45 victory over Hawken after a late rally. Coach Bob Walsh feared a repeat of last year’s final seconds loss to Youngstown North as his team endured missed shots and boxed out concerns. The Clippers advance to face Cuyahoga Heights for the district title at Canton Fieldhouse, with Walsh noting zone defense and intimidation of their big man Phillips as keys to the win. New London honors winter athletes at a 5:45 banquet with teams, wrestlers, cheerleaders, and maids invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearview
Tony Curry
Curry
Hawken
Dale Kates
Hawks
Phillips
Bob Montgomery
C-T
Canton
Bob Walsh
Clippers
Youngstown North
Clppers
Walsh
Mack
Richard
New London
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Jeanne Firment
Elyria West
Nilsa Rodriguez
Roslyn Charlton
Jean Johnson
Diane Dickinson
Buesashi Elsma
Deanny Firment
So Nitsa Rodriguez
Jerry Rombach
Linda Cudlin
Dale Sherman
Bulldogs
University of Dayton
Dianne Ineman
Canton Catholc
Ana
Crusader
Doug Miller
Club Anda
Eagles
Gary Sinko
Bryan Newhart
Beliot West Branch
Joe Zingale
Chillicothe
Ralph Cyrus
Deeb Alawan
Strongsville
Perazzola
Todd van Valkenburg
Sylvania Southview
Troy
Doug Thompson
Mey
Terry Washington
Upper Arlington
Tim Lestock
Cleveland St. Joseph's
Alawan
Mount Vernon
Doug Gnatt
Jon Seekins
Warren Howland
Casstown
Miami
Clearview Edges Hawken School
Juan Antunez
Make Walsh
Tony Ruchard
Austin Tone Luckey Bi
Av Hawken School
Steve Phillips
Ene Hamilton
Juan Abtnnes
Mark Hoffman
Kates
Keith Palevsky
Hawker
Tom Bryan
Caxton
Hawkens
N. London
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