Wellington Rally Tops Columbia Advances to District Final
Wellington, off to a slow start after a rain delay, roared back from a 1-0 deficit to defeat Columbia 9-2 in the North Ridgeville Division II softball semifinal. The Lady Dukes, 18-7, advance to face Navarre Fairless for a shot at the regional, with key hits from Auble, Sawyer and Conklin and strong defense from Auble.
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North Ridgeville
Columbia
Wellington
Lady Dukes
Raiders
Sarah Petras
Tom Roth
Navarre
Independence
Massillon
Patriots
Kies
Fanning
Galloway
Auble
S. Ercegovie
Conklin
McConnell
Hawk
Gow
Sorg
Gieisner
Sac—Erskine
Brasse
Trinity Triumphs 1-0 In District Final Elims Keystone
Trinity High School pitcher Jimmy Rentz closed out a 1-0 win over Keystone in a 9th inning rally at Pat Catan Stadium. Rich Tropf delivered the game winning single after Mark Melnykowski started the 9th with a bunt hit. Keystone left two runners on in the bottom of the ninth as Trinity advances to face Ursuline in a regional semifinal.
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Strongsville
Trinity High School
Trojans
Keystone
Pat Catan
Trinity
Youngstown Ursuline
Massillon
Washington
Paul Prospal
Mark Melnykowski
Melnykowski
Steve Welch
John Reid
Wildcats
Kyle Shaw
Rich Tropf
Tropf
Kyle Minnich
Matt Delewski
Josh Rentz
Travis Stephens
Rentz
Mark Clement
Patriot Athletic
Eagles rally past Middies in West Shore clash
Midview suffers second WSC loss as Avon GRAFTON-Avon pushes two eighth inning runs to beat host Midview Middies. Nicole Zisko and Carol Brown drive in two runs each for the Eagles. Christie Mingo earns the win. Jessie Cantrell and Sarah Evans each drive in two for Midview. Cantrell adds a double and a triple in four at bats. Midview drops to 21-7 overall and 12-2 in the conference.
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Columbia
Aubie
Wellington
Cassie Gleisner
Michelle Hawk
Brasee
Grafton
Avon
Midview Middies
Nicole Zisko
Carol Brown
Eagles
Christie Mingo
Jessie Cantrell
Sarah Evans
Middies
Cantrell
Midview
WSC
Vermilion star Craig Jordan to join Mount Union hoops
Vermilion basketball standout Craig Jordan will continue his education and basketball career at Mount Union College. The 6 foot 3 guard, 165 pounds, earned three varsity letters and All Lorain County honors in the past two seasons. He plans to major in education.
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Alliance
Vermilion
Craig Jordan
Mount Union College
Jordan
Elyria Eagles win unlikely title in junior-led victory
Elyria defeats North Olmsted 5 3 to capture the championship as Bashak backstops a solid game while Mandula suits the sharp grounder, seven North Olmsted errors aid Elyria, and Fenik lauds his youthful roster for maturing into a title team despite lacking senior leadership.
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Mandula
Libby Pierson
Bashak
Elyria
Ken Fenik
Fenik
Tess Sito
North Olmsted
Donelan
Lewis
Erin Cunningham
Vangie Snyder
Val Litchney
Connie Kerr
Kristin Sito
Bracey
Bower
Jessica Bellottie
Keystone Players Shine As Malinkey Earns All-Ohio Honors
Malinkey pitched effectively and drove in a key run as Keystone defeated Holy Name. Coach Jim Piazza announced that Malinkey Jessica Burt and Kara Dill earned first team All-Ohio in Division II, with Dill noted as the youngest Wildcat on the honor roll. Burt batted .667 entering Monday, while Dill sits at .558 and Malinkey struck out 17 Namers.
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Malinkey
Sarah Stromack
Stromack
Keystone
Jim Piazza
Jessica Burt
Kara Dill
Ohio
Megan Coyne
Coyne
Burt
Holy Name
Kate Yeo
Wildcats
Green Wave
Buckeye
Dill
Wildcat
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Jerry Rombach
Chronicle-Telegram
Ashley Kies
Sarah Auble
Melissa Sawyer
Melanie Conklin
Monica Brasee
Petras
Meghan Brooks
Randy Hershey
Oberlin
Stripes
Tim Giesel
Tom Riel
Stephens
Sb— Smith
SO Wentz
Cat
Stone
Ay Midview
Mount Union
Jane Sasihak
Olmsted Donelan
Pb—Laumer
N. Olmsted
Olmsted
T. Sito
Sito
K. Sito
Snder
Hout
Highland
Wilkosz
Miller
Talbott
S—S. Wilkosz
McVay
Bauer
Skowronski
Estracas
Totais
Jones, Bell
Rowrey
Chuck Humel
Chronicle
Kristie Malinkey
Heather Bauer
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