Local high school football titles still up for grabs this weekend
The 1981 high school football season ends with multiple conference races unsettled as Sandusky, Elyria Catholic, Vermilion, Wellington and others chase share of league crowns. In basketball, Elyria sectional shifts to Brooklyn for AA tourney with a new 10-team layout and regional site uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Keystone
Firelands
Brooklyn
Independence
Edison
Erie Coast
Midpark
Brunswick
Strongsville
Berea
Avon Lake
Elyria Catholic
Elyria
Holy Name
Olmsted Falls
Highland
Fairview
Avon
Elyria West
Brookside
Oberlin
Wellington
Northwestern
Toledo
Canton
Ohio high school football rankings by AP writers and broadcasters
Ohio AP poll lists Class 4 top teams led by Cincinnati Moeller and Canton McKinley with multiple schools receiving 10 or more points. Class AA highlights Youngstown Mooney and Cleveland Benedictine while Class A features Newark Catholic and New Philadelphia Tuscarawas Catholic among top contenders with scattered others earning points.
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Columbus
Sports Writers and Broadcasters
Ohio
Associated Press
Loth
Cinginnary Model
Upper Arlington
Canton
Illon
Trotwood
Madison
Kent Roosevelt
Austintown Fitch
Mentor
Mansfield Malabar
Shelby
Tle
Miami Trace
Zanesville
Youngstown
Mooney
Cleveland Benedictine
Bel
Ronton
Dayton Roth
Newark Catholic
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas Catholic
Waynesville
Tiftin Calvert
Bealisville
Reedsville Eastern
Maria Stein Marion
Cadiz
New Washington
Buckeye Central
Oak Hill
Ashtabula St. John
Crooksville
Fostoria
Pro hockey and baseball moves mixed across teams
Multiple clubs announced purchases, signings, waivers, and releases. Key actions include Milwaukee trading for Bobby Dandridge with cash to Washington, New York signing Bud Harrelson as coach, Seattle recalling players to Salt Lake City, and various hockey moves including Gagnon, McDougal and Hawryliw call ups amid league activity across the International and American Hockey Leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Phil Garner
New York
Bud Harrelson
Seattle
Rick Auerbach
Karl Best
Ron Musselman
Edwin Nunez
Jim Presley
al Cuarothers
Salt Lake City
Bob Galasso
Vance McHenry
Kim Allen
Casey Parsons
Reggie Walton
Pe Bsn
Alry Trail
Glenn Hagan
Larry Wright
Milwaukee
Washington
Bobby Dandridge
Elmore
New Jersey
Hane
Joe Cony
Cris Crissy
Robert Woods
Hockey
Detroit
Georges Gagnon
Martford
Mike McDougalrom
Binghamton
New York Islanders
Neil Hawryliw
Indianapolis
Hinkofer Returns to CSU Court After Knee Injury
Elyria's Joanne Hinkofer returns to Cleveland State University basketball after a severe knee injury that sidelined her for much of a season. The 5-11 center endured five hours of surgery and extended rehabilitation but reports improvement and readiness to contribute as CSU aims for a strong season under coach Alice Khol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Jacob
Cleveland
Joanne Hinkofer
Elyria
Cleveland State University
Hinkofer
Viqueens
Alice Khol
Woren
Janet Hinkofer
Georgetown Ave
Joseph Hinkofer
Florida
CSU
Cleveland State
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sandusky
Buckeye
Fremont
Little Giants
Panthers
Southview
Saints
Lorain Catholic
Lakeland
Vermilion
Dukes
Westlake
Bay
Rockets
Medina
Bowling Green
Jerry Rombach
Akron St. Vincent St. Mairy UM
Nelsonville- York
Watterson
Hamilton Badin
Zanesville West
Musagum
Washington Court House
Millersburg West
Holmes
Steubenville Catholic
Struthers
Rootstown
St. Marys
Calarmbus Whitehall
Toronto
Bellevue
Bellaire
Massillon
Tushaw
Fredericktown
Chagrin Falls Kenston
Perry
Bellbrook
Swanton
Pro Hockey
NHL
Queber
Montreal
Atlanta
Hubs Walker
Seb Gibson
Joe Pignalang
Dal Max
al Gallagher
Durham
Los Angeles
Steve Shirley
Don Crow
Albu
Miami
Ricky Ray
New England
Steve Nelson
Kevin Donnall
New Orleans
Paul Ryczek
Tight
Brooks Williams
Duane Kuiper
Indians
Jack McNeeley
Gene Krebs
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