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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 2009
Page
25
Amherst Ogle, a sophomore, earns a state berth by placing second in the long jump with 40-11% and surpassing 40 feet for the first time. Toledo Scott’s Shatora Lewis dominates with a 42-11 winning jump, while Kalivoda clears 14-4 on a clutch third attempt as Avon Lake contends for state.
Amanda Seidel placed fifth in the high jump for Narvarre Lake Ridge with a 5-0 leap as the Lions stand 14th in team scoring at Fairless High. Kylie Vozar added a 4-10 high jump for Black River with two points. Columbia's Lisa Brasdovich moved to Friday finals in the 200 with 26.91 prelim, joined by Rebecca Herte and Raichel in 100 hurdles and 300 hurdles prelims. Colton Buffington led Shaker Heights in tennis, but Demons fell in the Ohio Tennis Coaches Association Cup quarterfinals.
Cornerback Rod Hood chose Cleveland over offers from the Bengals Lions Bears and a Rams bid. Hood signed a one year contract after Arizona released him for cap space and will compete with Eric Wright and Brandon McDonald as the Browns seek improved depth at cornerback during minicamp.
Darren Helm scored 3:58 into overtime to lift the Detroit Red Wings past the Chicago Blackhawks 2-1, sending Detroit to the Stanley Cup finals against Pittsburgh. Dan Cleary opened scoring. Patrick Kane tied late in regulation. Cristobal Huet made 44 saves for Chicago.
Browns return specialist Josh Cribbs, under a six year contract with four years left, questions negotiations with new GM George Kokinis and coach Eric Mangini. He notes promises from the old regime and says he plans to prove himself in a changed offense, aiming to carve a niche beyond return duties.
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