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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2004
Page
20
Amherst district standout leads in hurdles and relays at the Division 1 district meet. North Olmsted sophomore Shannon Eccleston shines in 800 and sprint medley relays at Berea Relays and helps in the 1600 relay showing strong team depth.
Clair Muscaro reflects on 15 years as OHSAA commissioner, defending LeBron James’s eligibility, expanding football playoffs and insurance coverage, while addressing fiscal challenges. He will retire July 31 with a successor to be named next week and plans to travel and stay involved as a spectator.
Kelley Moore, Bay High junior, emerges as a state contender in shot put and discus through lifting, coaching, and mental focus. Coach Mark Valenti praises her outworking habits and consistent improvement from 38-2½ to 43-8½ in shot and from 96-1 to 137-4 in discus. The Southwestern Conference title bid faces Veronica Jatsek of Trinity, with regional meets at Trinity High School and upcoming Bulldog and Westlake Relays shaping the season.
Avon High School improves to 5-5 after a 5-0 win over Oberlin in a non-conference tennis meet. Eagles players Jon Wolf and Adam Zavelle won singles, with solid results from Johannes Miller and teammates in doubles as well.
The Elyria Sports Hall of Fame will hold its induction ceremony on Thursday May 20 at the Spitzer Center Lorain County Community College. Tickets are 30 reserved by Carol Smnagel or Paula Powers. Social 5 30 p.m. Dinner 7 p.m. Inductees include Max Jalowiec Ed Ransom Bobby Warden Steve Sunagel and Ron Rick joining the 1976 77 Elyria High School basketball team as the Class of 2004.
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