Lorain County All-Star Volleyball Games Shine At Avon
Avon hosted the Lorain County All-Star volleyball night featuring comeback stories and standout performances. Team 2, led by Jack-22 Phie, edged Team 1 15-11 in Game 3 after a late surge, with Jenni Gross and Mel Snyder contributing kills, blocks, and points. Wellington’s Conklin Harrison and Yohas propelled Team 3 to a second-game rally, while Elyria Catholic’s Sarah Gidich and Beth Fiore added key strikes. Team 3’s Erin Wolfe and Jessica Fraley paced the hitters, as players from Midview, Keystone, and Avon tallied multiple kills and blocks.
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AVON
Lorain County
Avon High School
Amherst
Team 2
Team
Wellington
Team 4
Sarah Conkin
Alison Harrison
Chrissa Waas
Fed
TWC
Lady Comet
Jenni Gross
Mel Snyder
Elyria Catholic
Tom Price
Gross
Snyder
Admiral King
Sarah Gidich
Beth Fiore
Elyria High
Shakeela Pouncy
Samantha White
Lorain Catholic
Julia Szabo
Team 3
Conklin
Harrison
Yohas
Midview
Erin Wolfe
Keystone
Jessica Fraley
Marissa Barnhart
Wolfe
Lady Middie
Amanda Haney
Nas
Rocky River
Haney
Three Lorain County athletes sign college sports letters
Keystone volleyball standout Jessica Fraley signs to play at Youngstown State while Keystone softball star Cindy Meadows commits to Butler University. Amherst pitcher Christina Scherz will play for Cleveland State. Fraley cited proximity and campus fit. Meadows seeks a leadoff hitter role. Scherz posted strong strikeout totals and regional honors.
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Lorain County
Keystone
Amherst
Jessica Fraley
Youngstown State
Cindy Meadows
Butler University
Indianapolis
Christina Scherz
Comets
Cleveland State
Scherz
Southwestern Conference
Fraley
Penguin
Joe Conroy
Wildcat
Youngstown State University
Lorain County Volleyball Hall of Fame Inductees Named
Pete Brady and Sue Brady were inducted at the All Star Meet in Avon. Sue mentored Pete as a youth, and Pete recalled coaching 30 years with Oberlin and Firelands. Brady earned nine Lakeland titles and a 1976 Final Four appearance, while Pete coached eight league champions and four district crowns.
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AVON
Sue Brady
Susan Pete
Lorain County
Sue
Brady
Pete
Oberlin
Lakeland
Firelands
Inland
Snyder earns multiple MVPs and commits to Cleveland State
Snyder delivered a standout volleyball career with 119 kills and 206 digs over two varsity seasons plus 366 to 0 serves and 37 aces. She finished with 2328 of 2337 setting, 990 assists and earned multiple MVP honors including Southwestern Conference MVP, Lorain County Division I MVP, and All Ohio Second Team. She verbally committed to Cleveland State University after a weekend visit. Amherst coach Laurie Cogan voiced pride and sadness at her departure.
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Meadows
Scherz
Lorain County
North Coast Spirit
National Softball Association
Snyder
Cleveland State University
Amherst
Laurie Cogan
Scheithauer
Clearview
Four Loren County cross country MVPs named
Elyria senior Eric Hammond Avon Lake's Lauren Donnelly Clearview junior Mindy Scheithauer and Elyria Catholic sophomore Bryce Basista earned the All Lorain County cross country MVP honors. Hammond and Donnelly are Division I, Scheithauer and Basista Division I/II.
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Elyria
Eric Hammond
Avon Lake
Lauren Donnelly
Clearview
Mindy Scheithauer
Elyria Catholic
Bryce Basista
Scheithauer
Basista
Hammond
Hope
Lorain County
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