Falls aims for state double in cross country
Olmsted Falls will send both its boys and girls teams to the state cross country championships at Scioto Downs in Columbus. The boys, led by top Division I contender, seek a title, while the girls hope for a top-ten finish after a surprise regional qualification.
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Olmsted Falls
Scioto Downs
Columbus
Falls
Lady Bulldogs
Bay High
Avon Lake
Rocket Boys
Olmsted Falls Boys
Elyria
Jeff Kho
Kho
Diane Carlo
Indians
Youngstown Boardman
Youngstown Mooney
Mogadore
Girard
Matt Penza
Bement
Julie Dickinson
Kelly Henton
Megan Stoyka
Ebien Turner
Jenny Vacha
Katie Zwingler
Dana Dombrowski
Dickinson
Zwingler
Dombrowski
Berea Girls Cross Country Eyes State Debut
Berea High enters the state meet at Scioto Downs led by junior Liz Shurell as part of a wave of underclassmen including Tara Perry Lisa Bartkiewicz Erin Eilbeck and freshmen Kirschner and Klemperer. The program has risen since 1977 with five regional qualifications in six years and adds Charlotte Shurell’s legacy as All Ohio.
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Paul Hoyse
Chronicle-Telegram
Berea High
Mary Haffner
Denny Thornton
Haffner
Thornton
Columbus
Anna Scherzer
Charlotte Shurell
Ohio
Liz Shurell
Charlotte
Berea
Lady Braves
Scioto Downs
Shurell
Tara Perry
Lisa Bartkiewicz
Erin Eilbeck
Brenda Hruska
Paly Modi
Miranda Kirschner
Stella Klemperer
Braves
Mike Colson
Ben
Hunter
State cross country race at Scioto Downs delays results
The article lists Saturday schedule details for boys and girls divisions at Scioto Downs, with times like 11:50 for Division I boys and 2:05 for Division II girls. It also references athletes and teams from Elyria, Olmsted Falls, Berea, Avon, and other schools, noting Berea’s upset win at the Elyria Regional and coach Barb Hunter’s background and goals for her distance runners.
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Scioto Dow
Tit Boys
Acnt
II Girls
EC Athletes, Coach Honored In North Coast League
Elyria Catholic athletes earned multiple all league honors in volleyball cross country soccer. Aaron Mack led boys cross country to second place behind Holy Name and was league MVP with coach Chuck Lynch. Volleyball earned first team spots for Mack and two EC teammates, while BC and Padua claim other all league selections. Padua’s Readence MVP and Zamborsky Coach of the Year. Girls soccer saw several EC players on the first and second teams.
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Elyria Catholic
Aaron Mack
Chuck Lynch
NCL
Mack
The
Panthers
Jenny Ruth
Kathy Geletka
Brooke Haught
Diana Kruse
Kristin Readence
Padua
Mary Ann Zamborsky
Mack and Lynch
Ken Brown
Becca Ambrozowicz
Holy Name
Narlin Shadd
Zack Lewis
Adam Bollick
Don Bellizaire
Kyle Veras
Scott Lewis
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Jessica Grahams
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