This Week's High School Football Matchups
Elyria hosts Mentor and Elyria Catholic meets CCC while Wellington plays Midview N Olmsted visits Avon Lak Keystone faces Avon Brookside meets Oberlin Clearview travels to Firelands Olmsted Falls at Bay Rocky River visits Westlake Fairview meets Amherst Lorain Catholic hosts East Ene Beachwood battles Columbia Black River visits Buckeye Admiral King plays Southview Berea hosts Midpark Season to date and last week results unknown.
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Elyria
Mentor
Elyria Catholic
CCC
Wellington
Midview
N. Olmsted
Avon
Lak Keystone
Edes Cuchin Assenheimer
Elyria Elyria
EC EC
Avon Lake
North Olmsted
Oberlin
Clearview
Olmsted Falls
O. Falls
Westlake
West
King Southview
King
A. King
Berea
Midpark
Bay Stays Dominant In 4-0 Win Over Aquinas
Bay cruised to a 4-0 victory over Aquinas as Jennifer Langon and Amy Montgomery each scored twice. Judi Aschenbrener added two assists but was shut down by Bay's defense. Goalie Kasta Maria and Bethany Wilson split keeping duties, with Bay outshooting Aquinas 13 to goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockets
Strongsville
North Olmsted
Chagrin Falls
Kristin Marino
Bethany Wilson
Jennifer Lanson
Amy Montgomery
Aquinas
Karen Host
Ray
Tim Clau
Bay
Knights
Lawson
Montgomery
Judi Aschenbrener
Aschenbrener
Aschenbrenner
Liz Hampu
Amanda Dowling
Claugus
Jennifar Langon
Judi Aschenbranst
Bay — Kasta Maria
NBA talks stall as Stern signals possible season cancellation
In a tense standup between David Stern and union leaders, Stern claims owners seek a 25 to 35 percent salary cap ratio and a luxury tax while denying progress. Agents Falk and Tellem defend players, warn against division, and say talks could end with a canceled season if stalemate persists. The league plans to allow teams to talk to players to avoid misreading proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Stern
Granik
Falk
Tellem
Ewing
Michael Jordan
Alonzo Mourning
Juwan Howard
Allen Iverson
Stephen Marbury
Larry Bird
Masters legends reflect on Red Tail course and Masters memories
Goalby and Snead praise Red Tail layout as enjoyable and playable for average golfers while recalling vivid Masters memories. Snead notes Hogan playoff drama and a late round recovery, Goalby recalls DeVicenzo scorecard controversy and his own Masters victory, and both discuss the Senior Tour’s rise.
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Goalby
Snead
Sam
Ben Hogan
Bob Jones
Hogan
Roberto DeVicenzo
DeVicenzo
Roberto
Gary Player
Augusta
Boros
Bolt
Eagles edge North Olmsted as Pattison nets twice in OT
North Olmsted trails for the first time in tournament play as Pattison scores her 23rd and 24th of the season, lifting the Eagles to a 3 2 overtime win over Massillon Jackson. Amato helps Jackson stave off late danger but North Olmsted earns a 15 3 2 record to Rocky River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockets
Aquinas
Fisk
Jackson
Anna Mitchell
Pattison
Abbott
Schlothauer
Polar Bears
North Olmsted
Brittany Leitzke
Shawna Amato
Amato
Jen Woods
Woods
Eagles
Rocky River
Frank Gagliardi
Lauren Zergott
Bowling scores from weekend league show mixed results
Lutheran A A Environmental led with 41-22, many teams posted 38-40 splits, 800 series featured Galloway 625 Daron 625 Shively 608, Ladies division saw Fast Floozes 54-26 and Three Diamonds 52-28 as top records, 600 series included Connie Vance 600 and Fast Floores 1493.
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Lutheran
A & A Envronmental
McConnell Farm
Lasco
Gallaghers
Perkins
Grafton
UPC
Fast Broad Laundry
A Galloway
Robert Daron
Dave Shively
Fast Floozes
Three Diamonds
Wildcats
Misfits
Happy Hookers
Connie Vance
Fast Floores
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Negin
Rombach
Anderson
Gebhardt
Gus
Rocket
Gale Fisk
NBA
Jessi
Chrissie
Mitchell
Jessi Patrison
Massilion Jackson
Brittany Latzke
Chrissie Abbot
Massillon
Massilon Jackson
Thurs
Qualty Petroleum Systems
North East Chemical
Ed Witbeck Trucking
Plas Bros Paving
Page Equipment
OddBalla
Keefers
Butcher Block
Pinebrook Golf Club
Lumbenacks
Lou Charon
Scott Lgescher
Quarty Petroleum Systems
TBS
Columbia Station
Storm Vets & Senors
ATARI
Milwaukee Wave
Cleveland
Akron
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