Wrestlers reach semifinals at Bill Dies Memorial Tournament
Akron Buckeye wrestler Logan Cravatas, Brunswick teammates Eddie Pine and Mico Miloradovic advanced to the semifinals on day two of the 33rd Bill Dies Memorial Tournament. They join Brunswick's Derek Fields Kevin Krussis and Eddie Sevastos as contenders, with Cravatas Pine and Miloradovic reflecting on past weather disruptions and aiming to finish strong this season.
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Bill Dies
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Cameron Dieter
Kyren Butler
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Kende Weber
Mike Prikryl
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Jimmy Carmany
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James Bronstrup
Gavin Butler
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Maison Benz
Sam Miller
Victor Voinovich
Daniel Devera
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Nick Nastasi
Lucas Aliano
Daniel Patten
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Brandon Batson
Gle
Nick Skye
Mog
Jordan Barnett
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Ashtor Smith
Anthony Rizzo
Walker Uh
Kaden Kidd
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Ethan Hatcher
Aeden Begue
Justin Jaeckin
Max Fausnaugh
Daniel Bucknavich
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Jaden Brownlee
Mason Bingham
Jacob Burns
Firestone High Results and Semifinal Pairings
Annual meet results list Brecksville as leader with 92.5 points and multiple teams including Olentangy Liberty Avon and Buckeye among top finishers. Semifinal matchups name wrestlers from Brecksville Avon Cop and others, with detailed weight-class pairings and rivals for advancing to finals.
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Cloverleaf Downs Mount Union in Open Gym Spotlight
Mount Union senior guard Severson drew attention by working out with Cloverleaf and Friga and his 86,500 subscriber YouTube account. Cloverleaf defeated Mount Union with double figure scorers Devin Reese 14 Bryce Vecchio 13 and Harris 12 while no fourth quarter turnovers hampered the Rockets. Center Nate Riley had seven points and nine rebounds and Sylar Jones added eight points. Severson praised as floor general by Cloverleaf coach Banks, who noted Friga’s lingering impact on the program. Nik &
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Friga
Mount Union
Cloverleaf
Colts
Banks
Cruz
Rockets
Devin Reese
Bryce Vecchio
Harris
Nate Riley
Sylar Jones
Streetsboro Triumphs Cloverleaf 58 56 In OT
Streetsboro edges Cloverleaf 58 to 56 as Reese leads with 14 points and Boldin adds 6 assists. Cloverleaf rival Holliday scores 22 while Tanko tallies 11. Streetsboro improves to 10-3, 8-1 in conference play. Junior varsity Cloverleaf wins 64-62 in OT.
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Cloverleaf
Krys Riley-Richardson
Devin Reese
Bryce Vecchio
Colin Boldin
Zamar Harris
Sam Abbuhl
Tyler Hall
Michael Hall
Chris Golson
Matt Tanko
Sylar Jones
Nate Riley
Brycen Holliday
Cruz Severson
Ashton Newton
Jake Trampush
Tyler Webb
Harris
Vecchio
Boldin
Tanko
Riley
Holliday
Trampush
Reese
Severson
Blake Benko
Scavuzzos Linder reach Top Gun wrestling semis
At the 33rd Top Gun, James Scavuzzo 145, William Scavuzzo 152, and Brady Linder 160 advanced to semifinals, each guaranteed at least sixth place. Ethan Silvis 170 and Chrisman 220 from Oregon-Medina also made semis before losing, securing top six, while others remain in consolation. Buckeye defeats Normandy and Fairview to stay atop the Great Lakes Conference with multiple winners.
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ALLIANCE — _ Highland
James Scavuzzo
William Scavuzzo
Brady Linder
Oregon
Medina
Ethan Silvis
Black Chrisman
Quentin Whitehill
Matt Hamula
Liam Brock
Seth DiCola
Bobby Johnson
Fairview
Bucks
Logan Cravatas
Eddie Pine
Martin
Trevor Badin
Caleb Chipgus
Ian Kichurchak
Tanner Tecco
Vogt Shields
Buckeye girls and boys sweep Brunswick in Medina non league
In Medina at AMF Lanes the Buckeye girls rolled 1 827 to 1 719 over Brunswick led by Lexi Anzevino and Taylor Radon with strong junior varsity support from Terri Lawrence. The boys followed with a 2 391 to 2 147 win as Ben Herman and Matt Dininger led a balanced Buckeye attack while Brunswick was paced by Mikayle Craig and Made lyn Spurio.
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Buckeye
Brunswick
AMF
Lexi Anzevino
Taylor Radon
Bella Anzevino
Blue Devils
Bucks
Izzy Fisher
Mikayle Craig
Madelyn Spurio
Terri Lawrence
Ashley Mullally
Michael Incorvia
Ben Herman
Matt Dininger
Zach Radon
Logan Busse
Anthony Costanzo
Ryan Osowski
Blake Schumacher
Jake Bartoul
Sam Gaetano
Ryan Bentkowsi
Devils From C1 Comment on Rebounds in Close Loss
Joe Mackey praised the Devils talent but noted questionable calls and the team’s failure to secure two or three key rebounds down the stretch as the deciding factor in a tight game.
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Shaker Heights Beats Brunswick 72 68 In Tight Conference Clash
Brunswick led 24 17 14 13 to 15 16 25 16 after three, as BrunsWick Massey 21 led with 9 0 21 and Mackey 8 0 21 for Shaker Heights. Final: Shaker 72 Brunswick 68. Brunswick 8 6 record 2 5 in league. Shaker Heights 10 2 overall 6 1 in conference. Junior varsity Brunswick 59 43 over Shaker Heights.
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London Kistler
J.C. Asturi
Trevor Mackey
Marquis Barnett
Zach Eyssen
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R.J. Cole
Alex Benson
Dakota Cochran
Dante Benjamin
Danny Young Jr
Shammah Scott
Eric Mudd
De’Andre Hall
Tareeq Roper
Mackey
Massey
Kistler
Scott
Benson
Cochran
Barnett
Benjamin
Cameron Cruz
Thomas Krizsa
Randw Zimmerman
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