Geraci wins high jump as Amherst hosts district meet
Izzy Geraci of North Ridgeville clears 5-3 to take the high jump title at Amherst High School as Division I district track events begin. Sabrina Knowlton and Faith Rice also advance, and Avon and Amherst relay teams move toward regional competition among a field including North Ridgeville, Elyria, Rocky River, and St. Ignatius with top finishers earning spots.
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Victoria Harper
Emily King
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David Orlando
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Magnificat
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Allison Contenza
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Lexie Firment
Lindsay Bush
Madelyn Brindza
Evie Frost
Erin Prendergast
Kalyn Potyrala
Marisa Gillam
Cara Giannuzzi
Alicia del Valle
St. Ignatius
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St. Edward
Mike Lehto
Alex Kellogg
Darian Kinnard
Michael Shoaf
Sam Gerak
Tyler Jones
N. Olmsted
Cardinal girls start to fly in PAC meet comeback
Brookside girls track surged to 104.5 points at the Patriot Athletic Conference championships at Oberlin College finishing just behind Lutheran West and Buckeye. Sophomore Jordyn Shawver defended her 100 hurdles title and earned two silvers, while Madissyn Valdez added four events scoring. Coach Eric Ruble praised fundamentals and conditioning as key to the turnaround.
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Cardinals
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Lorain County
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Buckeye
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Selena
Shawver
Madissyn Valdez
Orrville
Valdez
Claire DeChant
Eric Ruble
Brookside Girls
Ruble
Maumee
Fremont
Kevin Landis
Brad Barhorst
Bob Markovitch
Honor Roll Track Meet Recap With Times and Placings
Readable fragments show event by event marks for 100 to 200 meters and relays. Athletes named include Ben Gendies Mitchell Coe Aaron Alston and more, representing Midview Keystone Firelands Amherst Avon Lake and others with times ranging from 10.8 to 9:58 in longer races and relay legs.
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Midview
Mitchell Coe
Keystone
Aaron Alston
Firelands
Ben Yuhasz
Amherst
Austin Casey
N. Ridgeville
Keith Johnson
Colin Myers
David Chambers
Brookside
Jason Sullivan
Avon Lake
Sam Gerak
Avon
Nick Rennette
Jaret Prete
Kyle Leitch
Jaed Prete
Trevor Stefanski
Mitch Cooper
Titus Spencer
Elyria
Daryl Davis
Nick Keron
Cory Hartle
Logan Freeman
Erik Henderson
Doug O’donnell
Vermilion
Nathan Plow
DHOOL Horns cruise to district title in district final
Lutheran West defeats Kirtland 22 to 2 to win the Division III district baseball championship. Josh Cales goes 5-for-5, Tristian Zimmer pitches a complete game as LW earns first district title since 1996 and advances to regional semifinals against Champion. Brookside tops Brooklyn 11-7. Black River beats Oberlin 4-1. Open Door takes seventh in 800 relay at Norwayne.
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Josh Cales
Lutheran West
Kirtland
Longhorns
Tristian Zimmer
Massillon
Creston
Norwayne
Patriots
East Canton
Memorial Day Tournament and Local Sports Camps List
The Bulletin lists the Lake Erie Rage Memorial Day Splash Tournament set for May 26-28 at Oberlin Recreation Park with a $450 fee and NSA world qualifier status for 10U to 16U. It also covers multiple summer camps including Vermilion Softball skills camp June 13-14 with MAC coaches, Elyria High School boys basketball camp June 5-8, Midview three person golf scramble June 3, G-PLEX speed and core training, and Elyria Catholic summer sports camps with registration details and contact info.
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Wild Things outslug Crushers 12 3 in Frontier League clash
Washington Wild Things pounded Lake Erie Crushers 12 3 as Josh Heddinger struggled for the Crushers over six innings. Trevor Foss earned the win for Washington, while Cody Lenehan Sean Hurley and Kane Sweeney produced key early hits. The Crushers fall to 3 3 while Washington improves to 3 3 as Heddinger takes the loss and Foss dominates.
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Hill Oliver
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Conrad Shomon
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Ron Norris
Sonnier
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Roa
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Hurley
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