Rankin sets WSC long jump record at Avon Middle School
Elyria Catholic star Justin Rankin leaps 20 feet 10 inches to break the West Shore Conference long jump mark during the first day at Avon. Avon leads boys and girls standings as Bay and Rocky River post relay and field wins and the meet resumes Friday at 4 30.
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AVON
Elyria Catholic
Justin Rankin
West Shore
Avon Middle School
Bay
Shannon Kane
Peter Sullivan
Paul Sturm
Ted Achladis
Jonah Bowden
North Ridgeville
Zach Torbert
Dante Redwood
Midview
Michael Johnston
Lakewood
Ray
Kyle MacMillan
Isaac Mertic
Jack Hautz
Matt Orr
Rocky River
Vermilion
Hannah Sedlak
Carrie Carlson
Trinity Nall
Jillian Krebs
Issy Gerai
Katie Bobbitt
Anna Pa
Brecksville
Westlake
Mike Sedlak
Brecksville High School
Jordan Turner
Amherst
Madison Reynolds
Berea-Midpark
Pioneers Sweep to NOC Valley Title in 16-2 Rout
Elyria stormed Strongsville 16-2 as Elizabeth Ellis powered a big win with a homer a double and four RBIs while Anna Daly added two doubles and two RBIs. The victory put Elyria at 23-3 overall and 9-1 in league play.
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Strongsville
Elizabeth Ellis
Elyria
Anna Daly
Pioneers
Lyra
Angsville
Ching
Ashley Hyer
Ashley Olszewski
Faircloth
Perri
Mackenzie Phares
Ellis
Howser
Madison Fullmer
Amherst Comets Rally Past Westlake to Reach District Semifinal
The Amherst Comets beat Westlake 6 0 as Shawver silenced the bats with steady strikes while Casey McConshe and Mark Harris delivered key RBI hits in the first inning. Amherst advances to face Avon in the district semifinal at The Pipe Yard Tuesday at 4 30 p.m.
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Comets
Westlake
Max Lackner
James Lazevnick
Lackner
Casey McConshe
RBI
Rees
Mark Harris
Michael Burgess
McConibe
Amherst
Scott Leonard
Shawver
Ryan Nebraska
Brenden Zepp
Lorain
Joe Masters
Harris
Rua
Avon
Pipe Yard
Rositano
Brad Hagerich
Mike Perry
Gmail
St. Edward
Olmsted Falls
Keystone tops Vermilion in tense 1 0 softball finish
Keystone coach P Piazza praised the defense and Lauren Shaw as the Wildcats edged Vermilion 1 0. Summer reached base and Constable made key plays in the field while Vermilion pitcher kept Keystone off balance. Vermilion coach Roger Wright called it a measuring stick as Keystone advances to district semi finals vs Patriot Athletic Conference.
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Keystone
Jim Piazza
Summer
Wildcats
Lauren Shaw
Vermilion
Shaw
Sailors
Constable
Oates
Patriot Athletic Conference
Firelands
LaGrange Community Park
Piazza
Jennifer Kovarik
Elyria
Roger Wright
Firelands tops Bay in sectional opener
Firelands defeats Bay 4 2 in a Division II sectional opener led by Mitch Hildebrandt with two RBI and Trevor Damron striking out 12 to earn the win. Firelands advances to host Keystone in the sectional final.
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South Amherst
Sam Hribal
Falcons
Firelands
Keystone
Henrietta
Mitch Hildebrandt
Bay
Trevor Damron
Mitch Hildebrand
York
Antonio Bennett
Clippers
Buckeye
Vermilion
Oberlin Falls to Cortland in NCAA DIII Regional Opener
Cortland, the region’s No. 1 team, scored three runs in the eighth to beat Oberlin 6-4. Oberlin drops to 18-27 while Cortland improves to 37-4. Wellington grad Ryan Bliss doubled and scored on Blasie Dolcemaschio’s RBI double in the sixth. Oberlin faces Oswego State at 10 a.m. in the double elimination tourney.
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Auburn
N.Y
Oberlin College
Cortland
Yeomen
Wellington Grad
Ryan Bliss
Blasie Dolcemaschio
Oberlin
Oswego State
Sophomore Leads Demons to SWC Tennis Title Run
Westlake native Dan Gilles, 16-year-old, posted a 16-4 season record at second singles after a 5-0 week and 2-1 in the latest slate. He beat St. Edward and North Canton Hoover in a Coaches Cup, fell to St. Ignatius, and helped Cleveland’s Demons clinch an eighth straight SWC team crown.
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St. Edward
North Canton Hoover
St. Ignatius
Demons
BSO
Westlake
Ruffing Montessori
School of Rock
Cleveland
Cavs
Browns
Rafael Nadal
Cal Craven
USTA
Midwest
Saumil
Stacie
Rangers stun Capitals in OT to reach conference finals
Derek Stepan's overtime winner lifted the New York Rangers over the Washington Capitals 2-1 in Game 7, sending them to the Eastern Conference finals to face Tampa Bay. Henrik Lundqvist made 35 saves as New York reached the series after trailing 3-1. Ovechkin scored for Washington, which has fallen in five straight Game 7s when up 3-1 in a series.
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NEW York
Rangers
Derek Stepan
Washington Capitals
Stepan
Madison Square Garden
Pittsburgh
Henrik Lundqvist
Patrick Roy
Martin Brodeur
Tampa Bay
Los Angeles
the Garden
Alex Ovechkin
Washington
Kevin Hayes
Lundqvist
Capitals
Dan Girardi
Braden Holtby
Holtby
Devils
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Ken Sladick
Avon Lake
Jacob Miller
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Joe Dimitrijevs
Sarah Okeafor
Jillian Roberts
Victoria Harper
Isabella Barnes
Jamie Rachek
Nicole Grimone
Taylor Straad
Dana Dosen
Alison Rickert
Sarah Schlabig
Rachel Kotchman
Suckeye
Kayla Whitmer
Alex Willis
Rachel Shaw
Becky Illes
Matt Spengler
Whitmer
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Arianna Amb
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Adams
Kristin Bauer
Chronicle
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Moracz
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Nebraska
Banas Lackner
Hagerich Sterneckert
Williams
Duperow
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Kosco
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Lazernick
Ethan Cosco
Matt Wolf
Rees Run
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Collier
Withers
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DeJesus
Todd Shapiro
Chroniclet.com
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Mello
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Hulan
Hartley Kovarik
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Shreve Peters
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Keystone Shaw
Hayes
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Knowles
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Liam Murray
Mason Sedivy
Andrew Maxwell
Aris Jhaveri, Westlake
Dan Gilles
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