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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2014
Page
14
Yan Boakye a St Ignatius senior from Amherst hits a serve during last weekend's Division 1 district tournament at Oberlin College. Boakye and Christian Zuber will play in the state tournament with the pair advancing from the Oberlin district event.
Avon sophomore Nico Mostardi and St. Ignatius senior Yaw Boakye earned Division I state trips, becoming Lorain County’s first entrants in six years, while fighting injuries from the district tournament. Mostardi battled a back strain but aims to play through pain. Boakye hurt his ankle in a third place bid and received treatment as he heads to Columbus. Both teams advance with Aaron Berry from Springboro and Kobelt/Cash from New Albany awaiting first round showdowns.
Vermilion senior Hannah Bartlome advances to state with a 5-4 high jump after placing second at region and aiming higher. Elyria Catholic sophomore Ted Achladis earns a discus state berth with 157-6, praising coach Paul Cunningham. Lucas Ball struggles with a hamstring but finishes sixth in discus as teammates prep for Columbus.
Results show Rudy Keppler and Tyree Wesley of Westlake leading the 100 meters with top marks, followed by Demario McCall of N Ridgeville and Quinn Hardy of Westlake. McCall and Koza and Knudsen headline the 200 and 400 meter events with multiple schools represented including Lutheran West and Firelands.
Austin Fasciana, a senior at Avon, earned his first regional berth with a 4:23.60 in the 1,600 at the Amherst D1 district and was part of a sixth-place 1,600 relay. She finished Friday with a 12.63 in the 100 and 25.67 in the 200 at Midview’s district meet.
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