Amherst Gomets Goach White West Scouting Report 2008
Amherst and Avon Lake area teams feature returning scorers Dillon and Murphy, new coaches, and mixed depth across divisions. North Olmsted, Olmsted Falls, Midview and Elyria Catholic are highlighted with top pointmakers Murphy, Baker, Gerus, and DeJoy set to lead offenses while defenses face questions. The season opens with several tournaments including Rocky River and St. Charles events, and Bay and Olmsted Falls chase division titles.
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Brent Figueira
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Alex Batgendeh
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Scott Shaffer
Chase Callander
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Ryan McDonough
Adam Robertson
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Jack Jordan
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Hahn
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Paul McKite
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Nic Does
Andy Szpak
Jordan Szpak
Richard Wakefield
Tyler Williams
Sam Capiceloni
Jacob Glazer
Zara Hudson
Kyle Kisin
Josh Mitchell
Nick Price
J. Saylor
Brad Weaver
Zach Abahazi
Erich Behler
Nick Cruz
Greg Kasper
Zack Nagel
Nathan Conner
Tyler Plas
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Stephen Pinowar
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Logan Ih Baach
Stephen Bond
Sam Deday
Matt Kanyesni
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Ron Soitesz
Chad Cullinan
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Sean McBride
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Brendan May
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Wellington 47 North Ridgeville 22 in non-conference win
Wellington Dukes routed North Ridgeville 47 to 22 as the Rangers turned the ball over 45 times and shot 9 of 37. North Ridgeville dominated rebounds, led by Jessica Reed with 10, while Wellington shot 19 of 53 and benefited from forced turnovers and a strong fourth quarter.
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Clearview tops Open Door in season opener boys girls basketball
Clearview rolled to a 71-30 victory over Open Door as Ariel Calhoun and Alex Wright led with 18 and 19 points respectively. Hope Halstead scored 18 for Open Door while Clearview's Tatale posted 14 and Wright contributed 19.
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Former Cat shines in Georgia junior Amanda Winslow leads Collins Hill to state cross country title
Amanda Winslow, a former Keystone runner, powered Collins Hill High School to its fifth straight Class 5A state cross country crown at Carrollton on Nov. 10. Winslow was the meet's top individual, while Collins Hill matched a school feat with standout performances from Lindsay Mudrak, Amber Wiley, and David Vorell in a separate bowling action at Freeway Lanes where PARMA-Brookside posted solid averages.
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Panthers reach semifinal in Brooklyn regional chase
Elyria Catholic seniors Baker and Moore lead a deep hockey squad as they prepare for the Brooklyn regional semis. Baker totals 82 points this season with 31 goals and 5 assists while Moore posts 2.3 goals per game with eight shutouts.
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Ilgauskas Keeps Durability Amid Minutes Management
Cleveland center Zydrunas Ilgauskas averages about 12.1 rebounds per game while managing minutes under coach Mike Brown. At 32, he reflects on his age and durability, noting a history of five foot surgeries and a recent weight drop as he contends for 30 to 35 minutes a night.
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