Nordonia tops Wadsworth 58 41 in league clash
Nordonia, led by Trevor Turnbull with 26 points and Jerry Gordon III with 16, rolled to a 58 41 Suburban League National Conference victory over Wadsworth. The Knights built a 30 9 lead, shot 12 of 15 early, and held off a late Grizzlies rally as Wadsworth dropped to 2 9 0 7.
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Trevor Turnbull
Jerry Gordon III
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Gordon
Knights
D.J. Schrock
Grady Hughes
Colson Matheny
Jude Kapusinski
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Brayden Keresztuk
Jimmy Galvin
Zach Wise
Kyle Schmietzer
Lucas McDermitt
Reece Simmons
Jack Allen
Max Poulin
C.J. Caffey
Jerry Gordon Ill
Jason Janosek
Jordan Byrd
Landon Ellis
Jamiere Davis
Isaac Rose
Drew Leffel
Bryce Smith
Hudson Langham
Hughes
Matheny
Ellis
Kapusinski
Caffey
Cloverleaf Girls Rally Falls Short to Springfield 55 33
Backups Makinsey Bayer and Madi Young sparked Cloverleaf to a strong first half, scoring 13 of the team's 21 points. Evie Barth and Sarge Foley each totalled 13 points as Cloverleaf led by six at halftime before Springfield pulled away for the 55 33 Metro Athletic Conference win.
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Lakemore
Makinsey Bayer
Madi Young
Cloverleaf
Colts
Springfield
Bayer
Spartans
Metro Athletic
Spring
Emma_ Hibler
Mackenzie Seiwerth
Kayla Shook
Sarge Faky
Evie Barth
Lydia Fike
Merrin Crow
Addie Evans
Jayce Kreider
Gaspar
Akers
Wilderman
Holmes
Carter
N. Kunkler
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Curry
Lewis
Eman
Horne
Seiwerth
Foley
Young
Crow
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Wadsworth bowing swing leads to Suburban League win
Eagon-Mohlmaster sparked the Wadsworth boys to a 2,572 to 2,263 victory over Roosevelt at Kent Lanes with a 483 series 237 246. Hayden Spensler Thor Nagel and Nate Wey also contributed strong scores as Wadsworth improved to 8-1 in SL action. In girls action, Addy Martin Amelia Lutz and Cassidy Myers led Wadsworth to a 2,004 to 1,646 win over Roosevelt at Kent Lanes.
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Hayden Eagon-Mohlmaster
Wadsworth Boys
Roosevelt
Grizzlies
Hayden Spensler
Thor Nagel
Nate Weyand
Addy Martin
Amelia Lutz
Cassidy Myers
Kent Lanes
Brunswick Defeats Strongsville In Close Dual Meet
Brunswick remains undefeated with a 39-35 win over Greater Cleveland Conference rival Strongsville. The Blue Devils advance to a Jan 23 dual at Medina against Mentor, Euclid, and the Bees, after six pins by Teagan Matousek Nate Friedl Jacob Kash Brayden Miles Travis Latta and Carter Wickes plus Andy Dalgleish four to one decision.
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Euclid
Teagan Matousek
Nate Friedl
Jacob Kash
Brayden Miles
Travis Latta
Carter Wickes
Andy Dalgleish
Pirates edge Open Door in wild Black River win
Open Door led 0-for-12 first quarter as Black River built a 41-16 third quarter lead. Zane Kristopher led Black River with 10 points and seven rebounds, while Nolan Raach scored 21 for Open Door. Griffin's late 9-point burst kept the Pirates ahead, 53-30, before a 13-0 Patriots run.
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Zane Kristopher
Black River
Patriots
Nolan Raach
Varney
Pirate
Ryan Griffin
Stuart
Griffin
Parker Broadsword
Jonas Pruitt
Nolan Raack
Kenny Castreson
Brayden Bendik
Nate Otero
Zane Patten
Will Giesbrecht
Josh Stuart
Hunter Varney
Austin Pamer
Chase English
Raack
Broadsword
Pamer
Open Door
Otero
Medina Christian eyes tough schedule before tournament
Medina Christian aims to sharpen for the postseason with a high strength of schedule. Ranked 16th in D VII by Martin RPI and 14th in the Northeast District by MaxPreps, the Knights face Andrews Osborne Academy next after a 20 point loss on Dec 12. Coach Rob Walgate cites spacing and effort improvements.
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Knights
Martin Rpi
OHSAA
MaxPreps Rpi
Andrews Osborne
Academy
Rob Walgate
Normandy tops Medina Christian 59 42 in high school game
Normandy defeats Medina Christian 59 to 42 as Rivera Holmes Chuba Edwards lead 3 pointers. Normandy improves to 3-8 with 22 rebounds and 13 assists while Medina Christian falls to 3-8 with 17 rebounds and 8 assists. Junior varsity Normandy 47 Medina Christian 35.
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Medina Christian
Logan Guadalupe
Jose Mateo
Landon Holmes
Aaden Guadalupe
Alex Valentin Rivera
Jack Drobny II
Jacob Chuba
Brayden Edwards
Daniel Bruno
Will Berridge
Greg Muniak
Nick Malicoat
Sam Dorman
Jason King
R.J. Walgate
Isaac Maletich
Noah Perko
Adam Collier
Maddox Tousley
Cooper Baron
Walgate
Bucks fall to Keystone 81 64 as Hyre leads Buckeye with 31
Keystone edges Buckeye 81 64 despite Colt Cowling 24 for the Wildcats tied by Hyre's 31 points for Buckeye. Snyderburn and Klingbeil added double figures while Buckeye fights to finish strong. After six straight wins the Bucks drop two straight and look to rebound against Rocky River and Olmsted Falls.
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Wildcats
Bucks
Hyre
Buckeye
Derek Snyderburn
Dolata
Logan Brown
Nolan Klingbeil
Jacob Snyderburn
Rocky River
Olmsted Falls
Jeremy Salmonski
Austin Hyre
Travis Avallone
Andrew Tessmar
Highland Improves to 10-1 Edge Over Roosevelt 60-54
Highland rallies from 45-38 down late in regulation to beat Roosevelt 60-54. Sooy leads late plus key 3s while Kraus, Radigan and Butcher pace Highland with 60 points. Roosevelt, led by Dennison and Peeps, fights back late and during overtime but falls short.
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Hornets
Kraus
Roosevelt
Dennison
Highland
Zach Butcher
Noah Radigan
Walker Kraus
Gam Koch
Landon Sacy
Jake Weber
Nick Dobkowski
Josh Butcher
Tyler Robertson
Koch
Sooy
Cy. Foreman
Peeps
Radigan
H. Josh Butcher
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