Griffiths Eagles roll with no hitter in win over Bay
Avon pitcher Joey Griffiths threw five innings of no hit baseball, allowing one earned run as Avon defeated Bay 11-1 in non conference play. Hitting leaders included Gillespie with two doubles and four RBIs and Fitch Cain and Sudbrook contributing two hits each.
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Keselowski Finally Wins at Darlington in Goodyear 400
Brad Keselowski won the Goodyear 400 at Darlington Raceway for his 36th Cup victory and first since leaving Penske to form RFK Racing. Ty Gibbs finished second with Josh Berry third and Denny Hamlin fourth as Keselowski celebrated with his family on the podium.
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Open Door Dominates Local Baseball Stat Leaders
High schools highlight standout players across batting, doubles, home runs, steals, RBIs, wins, saves, strikeouts and ERAs. Notable names include Tyler Reaser of Open Door with top batting average and steals, Ben Comer also of Open Door leading RBIs, and Kody Hall of Columbia posting the lowest ERA. The list spans Open Door, Columbia, Elyria Catholic, Wellington, Midview and others with multiple players in categories such as doubles and strikeouts.
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Anthony Hutter
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Carter Daley
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Ayden Cruz
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Kody Hall
Justin Smith
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Chase English
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Ben Chinchar
North Ridgeville
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Travis Dear
Cael Charles
Danny Lowe
Joey Melendez
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Ian Reed
Jack Palcie
Sean Mettler
Brock Miller
Brody Papay
David Moore
Riley Kearns
Travis Dean
Gannon Padgett
Jeremy Stepr
Irelands
Evan Ladina
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Hall Leads Columbia Pitching Spark in Three No-Hitters
Hall, a Columbia senior, posted three no-hitters this season including a 1-0 win over Firelands in the LCS and a 6-0 shutout over Wellington. Coach Durante praised his mental toughness and energy, noting pregame struggles against Brunswick revealed his resilience. Hall plans to start life as an electrician while keeping doors open to college baseball.
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Penton selects Cleveland State after recruitment journey
penton chose csu staying closer to home after visits and support from siblings. coach decapua praises her fearlessness and tackling as she prepares to join cleveland force usl academy. she reflects on vermilion girls soccer records and team milestones as top pride. contact todd shapiro at chronicle sports for details.
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Panthers Take 3-2 Win To Lead Bruins In Series
Aleksander Barkov slipped past three Bruins defenders to score the go ahead goal as the Florida Panthers beat Boston 3-2 to take a 3-1 lead in the Eastern Conference semifinal. Sergei Bobrovsky stopped 16 shots while Sam Bennett and Anton Lundell also scored aiding a comeback from a two goal deficit. Florida can advance with a win in Game 5 at home Tuesday. Boston captain Brad Marchand was out with an injury after a hit the previous game.
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Stars take 2-1 series lead as Seguin scores twice
Late Saturday Tyler Seguin tallied the tiebreaking goal in the second period and added an empty-netter in the third as the Dallas Stars beat the Colorado Avalanche 2-1. Jake Oettinger stopped 37 shots to secure the win and give Dallas a 2-1 edge in the Western Conference second-round series. The day’s other results note Florida beat Boston 3-2 to move within 3-1 in their series. Vancouver at Edmonton and a slate of later games including Carolina at New York Rangers and Dallas at Colorado.
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