Champions get Erie honors in various girls and boys sports
The Erie Shore Conference honors feature Admiral King and Lorain Admiral King in boys basketball with Carl White and coach John Rositano noted. Vermilion and North Ridgeville share girls basketball accolades with Kristi Middleton named Player of the Year and Dave Dudik plus Skip Davis as coaches of the year. Southview earns top wrestling honors with coach Dan Ternes and wrestler William Nixon.
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Admiral King
Vermilion
North Ridgeville
Southview
Carl White
John Rositano
Lorain Admiral King
Bievan
Dave Dudik
Skip Davis
Kristi Middleton
Dan Ternes
William Nixon
Sallerie Shor
Rashes Hambal
King Gart Whit
Todd Elyria Hae Pickens
Sandusky
Laker North Fidgewile FS
Taylor
King Danny Maranie
Brown Byna Dera Sout View
Drake Mosby Muhnew
Chia. Bamonter
Varn
Sars White
Admiral Keng
John Resitano
Admiral
King
Tyghekwa
Madison
Glynn Kask
Daton Vermillon
Jit Dodson
Varmion
Chasbty Gregorsk
Southen
Lota Dragan
Marcia Cother
Amy Winslow
Second Town
Hodkay
Tammy Yourt
Elyna
Momea Bush
Flyria Hope
Prophet Senddusky
Mam Tones
Alice Cico
Vermilon
Knob Middieton
North Fidegevillé
Slap Damna
Vermilion Wrestling
Jeah Fradenck
Jason Cashel
Andy Alvarado
Damon South
Southwew
Wiliam Noon
Stavs Ferguson
Nick
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Chris Taya
Jason Randleman
Brandon Hunter
Shawn Thornabury
Elyria
Statfield
Nok Porowski
North Ridgernie
Adnan Johnson
Dan Findley
Southvew
Southiew
den Tomas Southview
Keithrlan Pickens
David Baker
Ed Cyrek
Brian Todd
Rashad Hanibal
Tyshekwa Madison
Chastity Gregorek
Lora Dragan
Steve Ferguson
Orlando Pagan
Manoah Brown
Pat Porowski
Dean Moye
Shanan Aaron
Andre Grant
Lorain Catholic's Busch earns Division IV all Ohio mention
Lorain Catholic center Steph Busch 6-2 is the lone area player on the girls Division IV All Ohio team with special mention. She averaged 13.5 points per game helping the Spartans to a 186 record and district runners up as Kwame Clark of Zanesville Rosecrans and Karla Wenzlik of Ottoville led Players of the Year honors.
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Steph Busch
Lorain Catholic
Busch
Spartans
Kwame Clark
Zanesville Rosecrans
Karla Wenzlik
Ottoville
Clark
Wenzlik
Columbus
Associated Prose
Siasion
Ohio
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Stoot
Karla Wen- Zick
Ottovile
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Danvie
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Jackson
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Mineral Ridge
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Charleston
Jessica Karr
Reedsville
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Edgerton
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New Riegel
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Maly
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Barry
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Caure
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Millersport
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Newark
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Staphania
Bowerston
Vadey
Holly Filigewen
Bellaire St._debt
Dannifer Thames
Beallsvilla
Amy Stakier
Beallsvile
Trea
Princeton Coach Seeks Disruptive Style Against UCLA
UCLA arrives as a No. 4 seed to face Princeton in Indianapolis in the NCAA tournament opener. Jim Harrick notes Princeton's unconventional style could pose problems while Pete Carril eyes one last run with the Tigers. The Final Four atmosphere and career arcs color the matchup as Princeton aims to stay true to its approach against UCLA's title bid.
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UCLA
Indianapolis
Bruins
Jim Harrick
Princeton
Arizona
Pete Carri
Tigers
Harrick
Carril
Sonics Rally Past Magic Clinches West Playoff Spot
The Seattle SuperSonics rallied to a 100 99 victory over the Orlando Magic denying Shaquille ONeal and the Magic a late lead as Detlef Schrempf and Sam Perkins fueled the comeback. Gary Payton was ejected late but Seattle secured its playoff berth for the West.
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NBA
Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf
Denver Nuggets
Seattle
SuperSonics
Orlando Magic
Sonics
Gary Payton
Joe Wolf
Shaquille O'Neal
Magic
Sam Perkins
Nick Anderson
Perkins
Hersey Hawkins
Dennis Scott
Eric Snow
Detlef Schrempf
Anderson
Milwaukee Sacramento and Orlando Seattle box scores summary
Box score ledgers show Milwaukee Sacramento Orlando Seattle teams with listed player totals and field goals. Highlights include Edney Richmond Grant Hurley and Oliewin for Sacramento. O Neal for Orlando. Payton Schrimpf and Barkley for Phoenix omitted. multiple teams scored in 100s, with fouls and rebounds tallied for each lineup.
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Scottie Pippen
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Orlando
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Tyus Edney
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