Two first-time winners at Sandy Ridge Half Marathon
Tyler Hoover, 22, a 2011 Penn State graduate, won the Sandy Ridge Half Marathon with 1 29 32 at Lorain County Community College course through North Ridgeville and Avon. Christa Petryszyn, 29, won the women’s half in 1 35 11 beating her PR by six minutes. Kris tine Urban and Kristine Urban among 10K winners.
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Firelands routs Oberlin 11 2 in PAC girls soccer
Firelands girls soccer defeated Oberlin 11 2 in a Patriot Athletic Conference game. Jessica Zurcher scored five goals while Rebecca Kozlowski and Mackenzie Lahetta added two each. Oberlin keeper Lesesn made 17 saves. Firelands goalie Dostall had six.
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Bay wins Renee Roche Invitational volleyball title led by Vick
Independence star Rachel Vick posted 25 kills 15 blocks and nine aces guiding Bay to the tournament crown. Bay defeated North Olmsted Brecksville and Lutheran West in straight sets while Lutheran West beat Independence and North Olmsted to place runner up with Lauren Thompson 18 digs nine kills and three solo blocks and Hannah Olenik 20 digs 13 assists contributing for Lutheran West.
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Punter's 70-yard fake flip fuels Elyria win over Strongsville
Elyria junior Bryce Ziegman, a 5 foot 10, 144 pound soccer standout, ran a 70-yard fake punt for a touchdown to spark a 38-21 victory over Strongsville in a Northeast Ohio Conference crossover at Pat Catan Stadium. He added five extra points and a 22-yard field goal as Elyria surged past an illness-affected Mustangs, finishing with a 38-21 win.
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Ziegman Leads Elyria Past Strongsville in Canceled-Rescheduled Clash
Elyria rallied after an early setback as Kevin Ziegman broke free on a pivotal punt return and Bryce Ziegman starred on defense. Dustin Stolarski passed for two scores and 284 yards, lifting the Pioneers to a 38-21 win with standout plays from receivers Jumarr Lewis and Demetrius Walton and key stops by Malik Merriweather.
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Elyria Beats Strongsville 38–21 in Hometown Showdown
Elyria defeats Strongsville 38 to 21 as Demetrius Walton catches a 38 yard TD pass and Jamarr Lewis leads with 59 rushing yards. Dustin Stolarski throws for 284 yards while Corey Dohar and Jacob Oblak post multiple receptions for their teams.
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Mayweather Stops Ortiz In Fourth Round For Welterweight Title
In Las Vegas Floyd Mayweather Jr stops Victor Ortiz at 2:59 of the fourth round to claim the welterweight title. The ending follows a controversial round after a head butt and Ortiz kissing Mayweather during a break. Ortiz challenges, Mayweather calls for self defense.
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Indians rally after Duncan’s 10th homer in drizzly duel
Jason Pavano and Justin Masterson struggled behind four Indian errors as the Indians kept a six run lead late but twins, Parmalee and Burnett conspired to push two runs across. Duncan homered and doubled driving a seven run rally aided by miscues.
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