Big Ten hopes and high school buzz dominate tourney talk
Analysts tout the Big Ten as a top basketball conference with several semifinalists in NCAA and NIT brackets. Minnesota upsets Illinois in the NIT, while Virginia and Louisville or UCLA loom as NCAA favorites. High school previews favor Napoleon and Willard over Firelands, which advanced by beating Elyria West, Elyria Catholic and Oberlin to reach the regional.
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Big Ten
Ohio State
UCLA
Minnesota
Illinois
Virginia
Louisville
Michigan State
Indiana
Napoleon
Willard
Bowling Green
Firelands
United Press International
Associated Press
Falcons
Elyria West
Elyria Catholic
Oberlin
Firelands eyes regional run with depth concerns
Sportswriter notes Firelands despite a shallow bench can compete with Napoleon Willard and others for a regional title. Coach Keith Sooy’s squads rarely foul, reserves have stepped up in key moments, and admiration extends to Admiral King amid a family tragedy. The piece praises high school hoops as the NCAA final weekend nears.
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Firelands
Wolverines
Panthers
Indians
Napoleon
Falcons
Bowling Green
Keith Sooy
Elyria Catholic
Oberlin
Willared
Admiral King
Kent
Admirals
Mitch Gillam
Mitch
Lorain County
Lorain
Run and gun Bees aim to keep Kent run going
Brecksville High School coach William Lloyd changes the Bees to a run and gun style aiming for the Kent State Class AAA Regional semifinal. The 21-2 Bees feature junior star Scott Roth a 6-8 forward who has drawn heavy college interest. Roth, center Brian Behmer and guards Jim Kilbane and Brian Cinacr form a strong junior core as Brecksville seeks the district crown and a deep playoff run while Becker offers cautious support.
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Lloyd
Brecksville
Scott Roth
Kent State
Admiral King
Barberton High School
Jack Greynolds
Barberton
Greynolds
Becker
Nashville
Tenn
Biff
Roth
Brunswick
Jack Schneider
Lidden
Brian Behmer
Jim Kilbane
Brian Cinacr
Mark Longrich
North Olmsted Teams Sweep Suburban League Titles
North Olmsted squads captured three Cleveland Suburban Ice Hockey League playoff titles at Winterhurst, with Peewees 2-1 over Kent's Northern Ohio Red Wings, Squirts 4-2 over Garfield Heights, and Mites 4-3 rallying past Brooklyn. Key scorers included Frank Fusco and Dean Lamb for the Peewees, Bobby Taylor and Rich Fabritius for the Mites, and Chris Fitz making 28 saves.
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North Olmsted
Rich Fabritius
Brooklyn
Terry Dentkos
Arthur
Tim Winslow
Brad Friedel
Bay Village
Mike Cech
Parma
Perry Cohagan
Dimock
Cleveland
Toledo Sylvania
Mel Leeb
Mitch Faddoul
Lakewood
Winterhurst
Peewees
Northern Ohio Red Wings
Kent
Bob Whidden
Squirts
Garfield Heights
Gene Petre
Mites
Frank Fusco
Rob Petre
Dean Lamb
Red Wings
David Lupo
Scott Baum
Chris Fitz
Randy Kevans
Bobby Taylor
Todd Erickson
David Petre
Don DelVecchio
Jim Curley
Doug Strain
Runners End Season for LCCC Indoor Track Team
LCCC Indoor Track Club finished their season with strong showings against Ashland and Cuyahoga Community Metro. Amherst’s Barry Fairchild placed second in shot put at 43-11. Mario Fourquerean was runner-up in long jump at 18-7. Roi Shields clocked 5.8 seconds for second in his 50 yard dash heat. Fourquerean took fourth in 50 yard dash with 5.75. Sammy Jackson of Clearview placed fourth in the 300 at 37.9.
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LCCC
Ashland
Cuyahoga Community
Amherst
Barry Fairchild
Mario Fourquerean
Admiral King
Elyria
Roi Shields
Fourquerean
Clearview
Sammy Jackson
Ohio girls all star basketball list honors 1980 selections
The Associated Press releases 1980 All-Ohio Class AAA and Class AA girls basketball teams with first second and third teams. Named players include Yvonne Anderson, Carla Chapman, Theresa Hawkins, Karen Gregory, and others from Columbus East, St. Vincent-St. Mary, Canton McKinley, and Wrights etc, reflecting statewide standout performers.
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UPI
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Yvonne Anderson
Columbus Fast
Carla Phopman
Akron St. Vincent-St. Wei
Jen ‘Gregory
Eastlake North
Ste Hocking
Sylvania Northview
Sue Koziol
Cleveland
Lincoln-West
Pari Palmer
Springfield North
Ee Frey
Canton McKinley
Marshal Aton
St. Vincent-St. Mary
Ruth Whatinaugh
Akron
Kenmore
Julie Schacter
Kettering Alter
THAD
Rochelle Corn
Elyria
Keely Feeman
Cuyahoga Falls
Soph
Kim Eskridge
Glenville
Theresa Hawkins
West Chester
Lakota
Kim Holmes
Cincinnati
Oak Hills
Tammy Jones
Newark
Lesley Mucha
Middletown
Anita ‘Tersigni
Geneva
Marcia Beer
Taft
Dana Calkins
Kenia Beavercreek
Terra Fogg
Norton
Julie Gartinger
Miami
Trace
Chris Hart
Terri Jones
Dayton
Stivers-Patterson
Linda Jan
Col. Ube
Associated Press
Wlohio
Columbus East
Pdr Rame
Julie Hoching
Sylvania
Northwew
Une Auaiat
Lefoorne
Ine Foot
Carla Chapman
Akron St. Vincent St. Mary
See Korial
Lincoln
West
Resin Wilson
Youngstown
Chaney
Karen Gregory
Seqund
Becky Ward
Ore Clay
Pam Palmer
Ingheld North
Kim Johns
Debbie Colliver
Monroe Lemon Monroe
Janet Frey
Anite ‘Tersigni
Foot
Tonya State
Warren Harding
Foot Jr
Linda
Chris Johnson
Toledo
Libbey
Patty Lenart
Dhiver
Julie Crigs
Wintersville
Nancy Pound
Denise Duncan
East Cleveland
Karyn Palgut
Brecksville
Debbie Marshall
Akron St. Vincent-St.Mary
Karla Williams
Mooney
Kelly Feeman
Cuyahoga
Medina Highland
Faith Grant
Suzy Blicharski
Canton
Ruth Whalmough
Ken- Tore
Celtics dominate Nets in 117 to 92 win
Boston outrebounded and shot well as Maxwell and Archibald led with double digit figures. Nets struggle with turnovers and inconsistent scoring as Boston pulls away in the second half to seal the victory.
Pro Basketball and Football Moves Across Leagues
Minnesota placed Patricia Roberts on waivers as a forward. San Francisco placed Brenda Martin on waivers as a guard. Giants signed free agent Terry Falcon from New England. Toronto signed Paul Worth, Dan Hains, Steve Hamilton. Parkes extended as goalkeeper. Seattle added Paul Crossley as winger. New York AL cut Jim McDonald Ted Wilhorn Scott Benedict Don Plante Tom Filer Brian Ryder Roger Slagle Jamie Werly. Buffalo State named Nimvea Les Dugan head football coach. Colorado State named Al Sandah quarterback coach. Purdue named Dick Dullaghan assistant football coach. Stanford named Dick James offensive line coach. Villanova renewed Rolbe Massimino’s basketball contract.
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Minnesota
Patricia Roberts
San Francisco
Brenda Martin
New York Giants
Terry Falcon
New England
Toronto
Paul Worth
Dan Hains
Steve Hamilton
Phil Cage
Parkes
Seattle
Paul Crossley
New York
Jim McDonald
Ted Wilhorn
Scott Benedict
Don Plante
Tom Filer
Brian Ryder
Roger Slagle
Jamie Werly
Lege
Buffalo State
Nimvea
Les Dugan
Colorado State
al Sandah
Purdue
Dick Dullaghan
Stanford
Dick James
Villanova
Rolbe Massimino
Exhibition baseball scores from Monday games
Exhibition results show Minnesota 8 over Toronto 1 and Philadelphia 9 over Boston 3. Other games include Cincinnati 2 over Kargas 1, Pittsburgh 10 over Atlanta 8, Houston 2 over Montreal 6, New York (N) 5 over Los Angeles 4 in 10 innings, Chicago (N) 4 over Cleveland 2, San Diego 7 over Milwaukee 6, San Francisco 2 over Seattle 0, Oakland 5 over California 3, Baltimore 12 over Chicago 1, and New York (A) 6 over Terar 1.
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New Jersey
Central Bion
Atlanta
San Antonio
Houston
Indiana
Cleveland
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Oma
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Utah
Pacifie Pibies
Phoenix
San Diego
Portlan
Golden State
Cody
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Jay
Westa
Hartford
Avanta
Denver
Kansas City
Angeles
Portland
San Tego
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Ladiana
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Los Angeles
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Seattle
Campbell
Patrick
Smythe
St Loma
Vancouver
Edmonton
Colracs
Winniprg
Norries
Montreal
Roy
Pittsburgh
Adams
Buffalo
Minnesota
Toronto
Teemday
Colorado
Pinahnegh
Pasiana
Louie
Retvenday
Kargas
Cincinnati
Deteaii
St. Louis
San Francisco
Oakland
California
Baltimore
Terar
Mid-American all star basketball lineups listed by teams
The 1980 Mid-American Conference basketball all stars are named with schools positions heights and scoring averages. First team includes Jim Swaney Toledo Dick Miller Toledo Allen Rayhorn Northern Illinois Trent Grooms Kent State and Kenny Cunningham Western Michigan. Second team lists Tim Selgo Toledo Kirk Lehman Ohio University Joe Faine Bowling Green Rick Goins Miami Kelvin Blakely Eastern Michigan Al Gooden Ball State and Ray McCallum Ball State. Honorable mention includes Rose Barnes Colin Irish Marcus New Bern Bowling Green Leon Guydon Mike Robinson Central Michigan John Williams Ball State Jeff Zatkoff Eastern Michigan Rob Koch Kent State Tom Dunn Miami and Jay Bryant Northern Illinois.
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Columbus
Jim Swaney
Toledo
Traverse City
Mich
Dick Miller
Oledo
Milwaukee
Allen Rayhorn
Northern
Ilinois
Soph
Rock City
Trent Grooms
Kent State
Cleveland
Kenny Cunningham
Western Michigan
Tim Selgo
Pettisville
Ohio
Kirk Lehman
Ohio University
Seph
Defiance
Joe Faine
Bowling Green
Mount Cory
Rick Goins
Miami
Rushville
Ind
Kelvin Blakely
Eastern Michigan
Brooklyn
N.Y
al Gooden
Ball State
Fort Wayne
Ray McCallum
Fresh
Muncie
Rose Barnes
Colin Irish
Marcus Newbern
Leon Guydon
Mike Robinson
Central Michigan
John Williams
Jef Zatkoff
Rob Koch
Tom Dunn
Jay Bryant
Northern Illinois
NCAA Pairings Spark March Madness Across Regions
Tournament pairings released for NCAA and NIT show Purdue and Iowa facing Louisville and Texas A&M in early rounds with multiple districts across cities like Philadelphia Houston Indianapolis and Columbus. Notable games include UCLA and Clemson matches and a wide slate of regional brackets with semifinals and finals planned through March in venues nationwide.
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Cleveland All-Stars
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