Elyria Pioneer girls reach Ohio state tourney in major class
Elyria High girls basketball, led by a 6-1 post and strong guards, advances to the Ohio state tournament in Columbus. The team faces Akron St Vincent-St Mary in the semifinal, while local fans rally behind the Pioneers as national interest grows and Barberton and Hughes loom as potential title foes.
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Elyria's Margaret Cough Shapes Girls Sports Leadership
Elyria High's Margaret Cough coached girls basketball volleyball and track before becoming assistant athletic director. A pioneer who learned from Avon men’s coaches, she built a 23-1 team and credits unity discipline and positive psychology for success while planning a college coaching path after earning a master's degree.
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Elyria High Girls Eye State Tournament Trip
Elyria High prepares for a Friday Class AAA semifinal in Columbus against Akron St. Vincent St. Mary with ticket sales from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and at St. John Arena. If enough students attend, classes may be canceled. A pep rally is planned and bus plans depend on ticket demand. Local radio WOBL will air the game with Mike Snyder on play by play.
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Elyria girls miss AP all state Class AAA picks
Elyria High School girls basketball team fails to earn AP all state Class AAA honors as Berea’s Ann Carroll receives honorable mention. Cincinnati Hughes star Barvenia Wooten is player of the year, with Sylvania Northview’s Jerry Sigler coach of the year as Elyria heads to Columbus for the state tournament.
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Enigmatic Clyde Shows Signs for Tribe Pitching
Tribe manager Torborg assesses Clyde as an enigma but cites improvement in mechanics and arm strength. He plans side sessions to refine his delivery while Wise, penciled for the opener, must stretch to five innings next outing to align with season plans. Andersen and Spillner receive praise for strong, controlled spring work.
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