Firelands pitcher Jesko tosses no-hitter in district semi
Firelands senior Jessica Jesko no-hit Rocky River as the Falcons win 23-0 in the Division II district semifinal at JB Firestone Park. Jesko allowed one baserunner, needed 89 pitches, and aided by flawless defense, Firelands advances to face Holy Name in the district final. Freeman Jesko improved to 14-1 on the season with 169 strikeouts in 99 innings.
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Elyria to face Parma winner in Amherst regional semifinal
Elyria will meet the winner of the Parma district title in an Amherst regional semifinal on May 29. The Pioneers avenged an 8-0 loss to North Olmsted in the championship game of their own invitational, while Aubrey Oliver allowed just three hits and struck out nine for Elyria.
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Holy Name edges North Ridgeville in district softball thriller
In a dramatic Division II district semifinal at Firestone Park Holy Name wins 3-2 over North Ridgeville. Amy Antezak allowed few girls on base as Theresa ONeil delivered the decisive bases loaded walk in the seventh. Erin Dowdell and Becky Durst sparked NR with a seventh inning rally that fell short.
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Keystone's Terry signs to play basketball at West Liberty State
Keystone senior Brandy Terry signed a national letter of intent to play at West Liberty State College in West Virginia. The 5-foot-6 guard, all-time leading Keystone scorer, chose WLSC over Tiffin and Ashland for its education program and a solid athletic fit. Brandy will mentor under All-American Kelly West and joins West Liberty’s strong Hilltoppers program.
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Wildcats edges Dukes as Brittney Robinson seals win
No. 1 Wildcats prevail 10-? over Wellington with Brittney Robinson delivering a game winning triple in the fourth inning. Cindy Meadows started Keystone’s half of the fourth, Erin Shaw sac bunted to second, and Robinson’s triple drove in the decisive run for the Wildcats who sit atop Division III in the latest AP coaches poll.
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Comets beat Olmsted Falls 2 0 in SWC clash
Olmsted Falls Comets improved to 15 6 8 2 SWC with unearned first and fourth inning runs Casey Ward doubled Shannon Grell two singles Adrienne Scott also two singles for the Bulldogs Benedict ledger notes pitching and fielding miscues in a tight league game Columbia 7 Lutheran West 1
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Elyria Women’s Bowling Tour crowns five champions at Elyria Center
Champions crowned in the Elyria Women’s Bowling Association City Tour at Elyria Bowling Center. Shirley Justice won the Singles with 4,749.38 pins, Thelma Lowery and Kathy Sittinger second. Wendy Huddleston claimed All-Events with 1,858 pins, 68 ahead of sister Kris Huddleston. Mitzi Bakos and Kathy Sittinger won Doubles with 1,376, while Party of Five took Team with 3,234 to 3,227 over Frank’s Girls. Payoff for all divisions set for May 30 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the same center.
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