All-Lorain County Softball Players Named
Elyria senior pitcher Kristen Boros earns Division I Player of the Year. Erin Pond of Keystone is Division II POY and Dagmar Smith of Black River is D III IV POY. Merle Simmons earns Division III IV Coach of the Year. Norm Frindt and Denny Myers honored for Divisions I II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Ken
Brittanie Fowler
Clearview
Nikki Kent
Brookside
Selena Kaufman
Erin Pound
Alisha Silva
Bee Shaw
Vermilion
Kate-Lynn Urgo
Avon
Mackenzie Brun
Alyson Broscik
Alexis Sanislow
Kelsey Matuszk
Christine Hoholski
Firelands
Samantha Dostall
Bri Buckley
Amanda Wright
Sarah Kaya
Rachel Buch
Jordan Fleck
Buckeye
Amelia Shaw
Mackenzie Wentz
Robyn Oates
Kaylee Kloeppel
Chelsea Mills
Mallory Nagy
Madi Virgin
Sara Kovarik
Black River
Dagmar Smith
Columbia
Christine Lyzen
Wellington — Regan
Taylor Goff
Jenny Kus
Holly Jaycox
Oberlin
Kayla Jackson
Wellington
Erin Reisinger
Lake Ridge
Emily Kurtz
Jessica Chiasey
Elyria Catholic
Jasmin Filiaggi
Anne Carruthers
Kalyn ™ Nompsut
Kayla Finkel
Molly O’malley
Olivia Wulfhoop
Terra Soto
Courtney Yun
Dani Riolo
Emma Sullivan
Riley St. Marie
Abby Weiss
Sydney Clark
Cierra Best
Early Rollin Sarah
All Stars to Play June 7 in Lorain County Softball Game
Thirty six players will entertain fans at Sliman's Diamond on June 7 at 5 p.m. for the Lorain County senior all star game. Midview coach Mike Ives leads the Blue team against Green team coached by Judy Dostall and Josie Biskamp. Admission is $3 with programs and a 50 50 raffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sliman’s Diamond
Lorain County
Midview
Mike Ives
Middie
Mike Snow
Duane Sunagel
Dave DiVencenzo
Judy Dostall
Firelands
Josie Biskamp
Oberlin
Lorain County Softball Coaches Association
Boros Nets Big Week, Leads Elyria Softball to Crown
Elyria senior Kristen Boros, pitcher and shortstop, homered three times in the district run to avenge earlier weather delays. She belted two homers in the district semifinal over Avon Lake and another grand slam in the title win over Amherst. Boros enters with a .480 average, 31 RBIs, 32 runs, and 100 strikeouts in 117 innings, while owning a 2.33 ERA. The standout, known for her 2009 state title grand slam, has a 42-8 career pitching record and 321 strikeouts. She plans to attend Butler on a softball scholarship and majors in speech pathology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristen Boros
Elyria
Boros
Avon Lake
Pioneers
Amherst
Hudson
EHS
Lady Lasers White
Alex
Butler
Keystone Holds Off Aquinas In Wild Seven Inning Clash
Keystone erased a 2-0 deficit with a four run third, fueled by Jake Twining’s leadoff homer and a run batted in by Cordy. Schillace earned the win despite control issues as Drew Fitzgerald and solid defense preserved the lead late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodnik
Yoder
Lenny
Clement
Keystone
Aquinas
Jake Twining
Brandyn Sittinger
Sittinger
Schillace
Mike Cordy
Troy Piazza
Brian Rice
Cordy
Wildcats
Marcus Gunter
Ian Crawford
Crawford
Eric Palatsis
Drew Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Knights
Palutsis
Nuttal
Anthony Frank
Rice
Chu
Ryan Clement
St. Thomas Aquinas
Aquinas Keystone Ab Rabi Ab Rabi
Silagy
Clement Dmpsey
Sittinger Blevins
Schillace Nuttal
Gunter Frank
Piazza Sautfingr
Brodnik Vernier
Twining Fitzgerald
Aquinas — Keystone
Vernier
Hbbso Aquinas Yoder
Steele Az
DeJesus signs with Rio Grande Valley White Wings
Amherst graduate Antone DeJesus joins the USB six team independent Texas league. He will start for the White Wings in Harlingen Texas as an outfielder after a St Louis Cardinals minor league spell and a Kentucky Wildcats career. DeJesus has a .241 batting mark with 23 doubles and 72 RBIs in his pro run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Antone DeJesus
St. Louis Cardinals
Lake Erie Crushers
DeJesus
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
White Wings
United League Baseball
The
Comets
University of Kentucky
Wildcats
Cardinals
Springfield
Keystone tops Dukes in PAC softball clash
Keystone Wildcats 29 1 13 0 beat Wellington 7 10. Erin Pond scored twice as Regan Moitoret drove in three and Molloret added two RBIs. Bee Shaw improved to 10 0 for Keystone while Megan Brasee and Wulfhoop led Wellington with two singles and two RBIs respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Keystone
Wildcats
Dukes
Bee Shaw
Erin Pond
Megan Brasee
Regan Moitoret
Shaw
Wulfhoop
Summers
Pond
Brasee
Molloret
Moore
Reisinger
Rollin
Olivia Wulfhoop
AJGA Cleveland Junior Open returns to Avon Red Tail
The American Junior Golf Association event will be played at Red Tail Golf Club in Avon June 20 to 23. Francesco Ruffino of Bloomfield Hills claimed last year’s title by two strokes, Beau Titsworth of Avon tied for second, and Linda Luo of Lakewood Ranch won the girls title after a four hole five way playoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Junior Golf Association
Red Tail Golf Club
Avon
Francesco Ruffino
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Beau Titsworth
St. Ignatius
Linda Luo
Lakewood Ranch
Fla
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the Chronicle-Telegram
Smith
Patriot Athletic
Merle Simmons
Pirates
North Ridgeville
Norm Frindt
Denny Myers
Jennifer Sutton
Katie Hoerig
Soph
Heather Miller
Cynthia Woodard
Darren Ward
Melanie Woodard
Amanda Arendt
Abby
Al_ina Williams
Grace Turner Sr
Morgan Turner
Karina Devalle
Utility
Avon Lala
Ane
Alexis Thomas
Sydney Mencke
Rachel Jalowiec
North Ridgeille
Jenna Yost
Laura Fraser
Brittany Helmink
Kailey Delvarco
Taylor Muhic
Kate Thomas
Delaina DiVencenzo
Ann Turner
Paige Stefancin
Lorain
Kelsey Drwal
Tiera Shepard
Amanda Buersken
Annie Wennerberg
Caitlin Beaver
Raleigh
Asp
Alyssa Barker
Morgan Madera
Elyria Sr
Dan
Lauren Kuzmar
Tori Hauser
Sarah Fahler
Tiera Shephard
Katie Pyrda
Alexis Sanslow
Kristen Whalen
Paige Schaffer
Breanna Colon
Salena Kauffman
Alex Torres
Amelia Reid
Molly O'Malley
Kelsey Matuszak
Josie Eiskamp
Sean Dempsey
Dempsey
Joe Blevins
Brian
Andrew Nutial
Steve Byrne
Stephenbyrne
Dan Gilles
Olmsted Falls
Olmsted
Dean Coghlan
Austin Watts
Bobby Jancsura
Progressive Field
Griffin Weir
Kenny Menefee
Roche
Laird
Chalfant
Robby Jancsura
Shawn Reid
Humek
Allen
Z. Foster
Eagles
Stanczyk
D. Geyser
Schmitz
D. Grau
Robbins
D. Hendrix
Counts-Renault
D. Longbrake-Ball
Schmidt-Wynne
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