Big Ten shelves fall sports postpones season to spring
The Big Ten voted to postpone fall sports football cross country field hockey soccer and volleyball until spring following the MAC move the same day. Ohio State and Michigan players voiced frustration over the late announcement and disrupted plans as teams prepared for a 2020 schedule with no pad practices.
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Cubs 7 Indians 1 as offense stalls in Cleveland
Cubs defeat Indians 7 to 1 at Progressive Field. Terry Francona returns but Cleveland mustered only four hits and failed to score after the sixth inning as Chicago pulled away behind four runs in the sixth. Heyward opened with a three run blast off Cam Hill, with Maton allowing the final runs. Indians rally and pitching staff hold second game in series on B2.
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Medina grad Dev King stranded in China through pandemic
Dev King, a 2011 Medina High graduate, arrived in Beijing January 5 as China reported its first COVID case. Planning a three to four week trip before Australia, she stayed through a cancelled season, celebrated 27th birthday in quarantine, and returned to the United States July 26 after 14 days of quarantine. She reflects on life lessons and reconnects with people as she awaits future opportunities.
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Chubb Eyes Historic Rushing Title Comeback with Browns
Browns running back Nick Chubb pursues the NFL rushing crown after losing to Derrick Henry last season. He notes motivation from last year and expects ample carries under coach Kevin Stefanski with Kareem Hunt sharing carries. QB Baker Mayfield also aims for a rebound as the team builds on a Pro Bowl season.
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Brunswick Tee-Off Classic yields tight show for Brunswick
Brunswick Blue Devils finish eighth at Pine Hills, 316, edging Medina 322 and Highland 336 as Hoban cruises to team title with 283. Senior Clay Greiner leads Brunswick with a 76, aided by late birdies on Nos. 14 and 15. Hoban freshman Nolan Haynes medalist at 69.
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