Highland Girls Tennis Season Preview Promises Strength
Highland returns four All-Gazette players and regains a fifth while losing three 2023 honorees. Coach Lisa Reynolds seeks an eighth straight Suburban League American Conference title as Evy Boucher, Ella Gillin, Mackenzie Pawlak, Ella Tople, and Ally Haynes lead a deep roster. Wadsworth, Medina, Brunswick, and Solon anchor GCC and SL races with new coaches and standout players.
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Brunswick standout Tommy Morgan commits to Hillsdale College
Brunswick athlete Tommy Morgan, a 6 foot 5 forward, chose Hillsdale College on a full ride after averaging 16.3 points, 7.8 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 3.2 blocks for the Blue Devils. He becomes the third Brunswick player to join Hillsdale recently, joining Ryan Badowski and Kyle Goessler as the Chargers posted a 23-7 season and NCAA bid.
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Buckeye duo eye derby and autocross at Wellington Fair
Bostic and Orient, Wooster and Akron students, weigh hard charging vs car preservation in a Wellington Fair demolition derby and autocross. They race with family support, plan to keep both cars running, and reflect on football bonded teamwork and a shared drive for speed.
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U S barely survives group stage with 0 0 draw vs Portugal
The United States, defending world champions, advance to the knockout round after a 0 0 draw with Portugal in Auckland. Megan Rapinoe and teammates express relief, noting they underperformed but remain in second place behind the Netherlands. Sweden looms as next opponent if results hold.
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