All-Ohio girls basketball teams include area players
Four area players earned 2005 2006 Associated Press All Ohio distinctions across divisions III and IV. Ariel Calhoun Clearview and Hope Halstead Open Near earned Division II and IV special honors. Alisha Bouzaher and Georgis DiOrio Lake Ridge named Division V honorable mention. Prochaska, Jacobs, and Grant headline Division III as players of the year. Moeller, Stuckey, and Grandy pace Division II/IV honorees. Ursuline, Plain City, Jonathan Alder, and Regina figures noted in race to state semifinals.
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Clearview
Hope Halstead
Open Near
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Georgis DiOrio
Lake Ridge
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Tyra Grant
Lauren Prochaska
Plain City
Jonathan Alder
Carla Jecobs
South Euclid Regina
Maria Stein
Marion
Maria Moeller
Berlin Hiland
Lindsay Stuckey
Jennifer Grandy
Glonster ‘Trimble
Castalia Margaretta
Penn State
Grant
Prochaska
Jacobs
Cincinnati
Division II All District Girls Basketball Teams Named
The article lists Division II first and second teams with players such as Tyra Grant Younge and Lara Bardall Sugarcrank Gerawrey, plus third team selections and honorable mentions. It cites schools, heights, and season averages across multiple regions and mentions a coach of the year.
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Younge
Aenlor
Mich Kurs
Castalia Margarata
Sk Hll
Euclideine
Chantal Lavendex Cavs
Cent
Rachela Fit
Garfield Hs
Aucen Pree Vonathan Aléer
Euclid
Conchas
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Sean Durkin
Youngs
Esata
Lara Bardall
Sugarcrank Gerawrey
Soph
Tikany Mauk
Maran Pleasant
Syinny Flauntsey
Cin
Purcell Marian
Bradshaw
McDsemont NW
Shay Shelby
S. Euclid Pa
Firelands Jilt Born essica Littleton Basketball
The Firelands varsity girls basketball record lists Jessica Littleton for the 2005-06 season with GPG 4.5 points per game, 2.0 rebounds, 1.0 assist, FG% 32 and FT% 48. Career points per game stand at 3.0.
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Audra Mihalic
Alyssa Kushinski
Tatters
Nicole Brewer
Jenny Meyers
Renes
Areer
Gam
Essica Littleton
Lorain County Coaches Name Year Award Winners
The Lorain County Wrestling Coaches Officials Association named its coaches and official of the year. Elyria’s Erik Burnell earned Division I coach of the year, Vermilion’s Tony Budka and Elyria Catholic’s John McNulty were coaches of the year for divisions, John McKitrick was official of the year, Midview’s Jim Black will be president, James Herarducti vice president, Avon Lake’s Ken Weaver treasurer, and Oberlin’s Craig Haos secretary for the coming year.
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Lorain County Wrestling Coaches & Officials Association
Elyria
Erik Burnell
Vermilion
Tony Budka
Elyria Catholi
John McNulty
John McKitrick
Yar
Midview
Jim Black
James Herarducti
Avon Lake
Ken Weaver
Treasure
Oberlin
Craig Haos
Induct four coaches into Ohio Hall of Fame in Columbus
Four coaches will be inducted into the Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame in Columbus on April 22. Dak Clouse Celina Paul Highnam Danville Ray Zawadski Vandalia Butler and Bob Shoenaler Heath Big Walnut will join the class, bringing total service to 115 years and 1 634 wins. Dinner precedes a 7 pm banquet with reservations due by April 5 at 25 dollars per ticket. Call 057 399 3504 or email ddonald543 aol com.
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Columbus
Mar Fieli Ty
Dak Clouse
Celina
Paul Highnam
Danville
Ray Zawadski
Vandalia Butler
Bob Shoenaler
Heath
Big Walnut
Aspinal
Aol.com
Mites win league playoff title in dominant season
Elyria Mite hockey finishes 11 1 in Cleveland Suburban Hockey League Division Ad. They scored 62 and conceded 16 in the regular season. Goalie Dustyn Gillis led a forwards group including Cole Bragg Davey Kulvucka Conor Mead Turner Mudrock Brendan Myers Tommy Price and Connor Swartz with defensemen Cameron Anderson Walton Anderson Will Armbruster Patrick Raeder and Sam Oehike. They beat Columbus Capitals 6 1 and Cleveland Skating Club 1 0 to clinch the championship. Head coach Darin Gillis guided assistants Dave Baeder Tim Mudrock.
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Elyria Mite
Cleveland Suburban Hockey League
Dustyn Gillis
Cole Bragg
Davey Kulvucka
Conor Mead
Turner Mudrock
Brendan Myers
Tommy Price
Connor Swartz
Cameron Anderson
Walton Anderson
Will Armbruster
Patrick Raeder
Sam Oehike
Michaels earns spot with Indians after Phillies years
Former Phillies draftee Michaels, a Tampa Jesuit graduate, moves to Cleveland as the starter at left field behind Grady Sizemore. He notes excitement about a talent-rich but star-light roster and stresses a simple, aggressive hitting approach to seize an everyday role.
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Michaels
Tampa Jesuit High School
Lou Piniella
Brad Rake
Dave Magadan
Kenny Lofton
Indians
Grady Sizemore
Amit
Philadelphia
Indians and Blue Jays duel in spring action notes
Spring training recap highlights Brandon Phillips 2 for 3 with a homer and double play, Hafner 2 for 2 with his second homer, Johnson strong four innings, Garko and Mulhern homer, Graves two scoreless, Ortiz claims others. Prospect Guthrie loses, Peralta errs, Shapiro touts Michaels as Crisp replacement. Dunedin game setup with Westbrook versus Lilly and no local coverage.
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Toronto
Jhonny Peralta
Travis Hafner
Blue Jays
Indians
Jason Johnson
Jays
Aaron Boona
Dutrait
Casey Blake
Tigers
Danny Graves
Detroit
Ryan Garko
Ryan Mulhern
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Taranto
Chad Mottola
Jason Stanford
Elue Jays
Peralta
Steve Karsay
Red Sox
Michaels
Bine Jays
Dunedin
Jake Westbrook
Ted Lilly
Baseball notes and World Baseball Classic updates
Bonds may be honored if he passes Babe Ruth on the career home run list as Giants executives vow cooperation with the commissioner's office. Dwight Gooden faces probation violation charges in Tampa while Mark Prior begins throwing in LA and Derrek Lee bruises his shoulder on a foul ball during USA win over Japan. Francona extension solidifies Boston tenure as USA, Japan, and Korea tie in Classic play with USA at risk of elimination.
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Babe Ruth
Peter Magowan
Larry Baer
Commissioner’s Office
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Dwight Gooden
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Chicago
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Los Angeles
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Thal
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Daisuke Matsuzaka
Mexico
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March Madness seed talk across conferences and players
NCAA insights debate seeds, upsets, and key matchups as analysts question ACC Big East and MVC strength. Gonzaga, George Washington, Texas, Wisconsin, and Pittsburgh feature in a landscape of two losses, road wins, and potential Final Four runs.
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Karl Hobbs
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