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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 2017
Page
5
Thomas, 32, contemplates retirement after dislocating a tendon behind his left upper arm in the third quarter of a 12 9 overtime loss to Tennessee. He says a decision will come in the offseason and cites rehab and surgery uncertainty while remaining focused on the Browns for now. The article notes rookie DeShone Kizer’s stance on avoiding distractions.
Dwyane Wade will back up J.R. Smith as Cleveland hosts Chicago at Quicken Loans Arena. Wade told coach Tyronn Lue he planned to accept a reserve role after a 5.7 point average in three starts, aiming to help the Cavaliers win.
No. 6 Ohio State, 6-1, hosts No. 2 Penn State, 7-0, at Columbus as Urban Meyer notes his teams excel after a week off. He cites no fixed template, saying approach depends on the team and past coaches vary.
Elyria Catholic co captain Ryan Kunkle scored four goals to lead the top seeded Panthers to a 5 0 win over Lutheran West in a Division III girls soccer district semifinal Freshman Emilie Uhnak opened scoring with 11 06 left in the first half then Kunkle added a header for the final margin EC advances to face Wellington in the district final with a potential site TBA
Avon rallied from an early deficit as Magnificat led 1-0 before Abby Delprincipe scored the 100th minute winner. The top seed Eagles overcame wet field conditions to advance to the Division I district final against Westlake.
Faith Alley scored the decisive goal as Wellington defeated Columbia 1-0 in a Division III girls soccer district semifinal at Wellington. Alley cited revenge after losses to Columbia in the past two postseasons and noted Wellington’s 13-2-2 record and missed early chances.
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