Lorain runners place in top 12 at Cleveland Marathon
Lorain County standouts John Kruszka Avon 10th in 2 48 12 and David Hathaway Elyria 12th in 2 48 53 led a strong showing at the Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon. Weather was ideal with 45 degree start, light winds, and ample crowds. Hathaway finished as top Lorain County master, while Kruszka noted tough westward wind and solo miles but praised the new course.
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Cleveland
John Kruszka
David Hathaway
Lorain County
Kruszka
Avon
Hathaway
Elyria
Kenya
Richard Kessie
Middlebury Heights
Paul Krupa
Oberlin High
John
Ethiopia
Serkalem Abiha
Rite Aid
Dayton Air Force
Jim Mackert
Revco
Mackert
Richard Pool
South Amherst
Mackett
Pool
Local Age Group Results From Marathon Event
Highlights from the race show top finishers in male and female divisions with times and affiliations. Notable names include Kenyans Philp KEN and Eliud Too KEN and Americans like Christine Schoenholz from von Laie and Carol Smith of Bethesda.
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Philp
Ken
Eliud Too
Abebe Mekuruya
Richard Kessie
David Hathaway
Elyria
Sarah Kiptoo
Dehininet Jara
Carol Smith
Christine Schoenholz, von Laie
Local race results show runners and ages across divisions
The listing records finishers from Avon Lake North Ridgeville Amherst and Westlake with times ranging from 33 seconds to over an hour. Names include Marshe Haier Heinen Boren Lilian Martin Grace Kahura Nicole Cooper Lisa Westlake and Le Paine plus Habenicht and Colleran marked in the 60 64 and 65 69 brackets.
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Kevin Moore
St. Catharines
Ontario
Michael Dahmen
North Bloomfield
Robert Altenburg
West Salem
Johnny Derov
North Olmsted
Robert Altenburger
William Hagg
Avon
Lilian Martin
Ken
Grace Kahura
Westlake
Nicole Cooper
Avon Lake
Lisa Westlake
Colleran
le Paine
Amherst
Habenicht
North Ridgeville
H School Softball Players of the Week Highlight Two Star Murals
Brooklynn Gonzalez of Amherst and a teammate identified as BSO standout earned weekly honors. Gonzalez posted four straight multi hit games including two home runs and six RBIs this week while batting .437 with six homers and 28 RBIs. The other athlete hit seven extra base hits and drove in 14 RBIs with a .418 average as the team’s weekly pick. Both players plan college sports careers, one at Ohio University in forensic chemistry and the other at Concordia University for basketball and psychology.
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Brooklynn Gonzalez
Amherst
Avon Lake
North Olmsted
Olmsted Falls
Bulldogs
North Royalton
Buckeye Heat
Ohio University
FBI
Chicago Fire
Chicago PD
Pittsburgh Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Aaron
Angel
Medina
Columbia
Oberlin
Open Door
Black River
BSO
Concordia University
Murphy
Spike
Shaquille O'Neil
Sam
Peggy
Erica English
Keystone
Emma Rainey
Firelands
Carey Smith
Lutheran West
Summer Constable
Lainey McCue
Westlake
Bailey Minarchick
Emily Mystic
Brittaney Wallace
Wellington
Brittney Wallace
Sammie Steven
Amanda Beursken
Midview
Ashlee Dahman
Destiny Weber
Ashiee Dahman
Rachel May
Sarah Scott
Carleigh Herrington
Gonzalez
Erin DiFranco
Trish Koleski
Sydney Virgin
Vermilion
Maddie Jakabek
Constable
Morgan McNulty
Morgan Hamker
Alex Willis
Cassie Haight
Saran Scott
Erin Brown
Anna Edwards
Avon
Paige Hartley
Sammie Stefan
Jessi Mello
Midvew
Emily Cornish
Kailey Minarchick
Lauren Shaw
Lauren Landers
Carleigh Herington
Rachael Poling
Emily Viccarone
Kaley Minarchick
Sarah Miller
Kate Lew
Emma Ranney
Zoe Beener
Liz Hayes
Enca English
Hannah Batco
Hayley Bukaia
Fairview Park Ace Highlights 156-Yard 11th at Elyria CC
Mike Ward of Fairview Park aced the 156 yard 11th hole at Elyria Country Club on May 10 during men opening day. The feat was witnessed by Dan Rich Fred Pond and Michael Becker during a Brentwood Golf Club scramble on May 31 with a 9 am shotgun start. Entry fee is 60 dollars per person. Contact tdifranco midviewk 12.org or call (330) 483-3420.
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Mike Ward
Fairview Park
Elyria Country Club
Dan Rich
Fred Pond
Michael Becker
Brentwood Golf Club
Midviewk
Crushers Rally To Split Weekend Set With Boomers
Lake Erie pitchers stabilized a rough start as the Crushers bullpen shut out Schaumburg over 5⅔ innings. Matt Litzinger earned the win in the 11th, while Labitan took the loss for the Boomers. The team heads to Windy City and Southern Illinois for six road games starting Tuesday.
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Crushers
Lake Erie
Chris Mongiardo
Juan
Schaumburg
Mongiardo
Brad
Windy City
Ill
Thunderbolts
Southern Illinois
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