49ers reach Super Bowl after NFC title win over Packers
Santa Clara Calif Lafayette Township native Kyle Juszczyk helped seal the 49ers 37 20 victory with key blocks while Raheem Mostert rushed for 220 yards and four touchdowns in a standout playoff performance. San Francisco earns a spot in the Super Bowl to face Kansas City.
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Nordonia Edges Wadsworth 50 48 In Kynz comeback win
Nordonia overcame a 13 point deficit in the second half to topple Wadsworth 50 48. Lizzie Imrie led the Knights with 19 points and Maddie Cluse added 17 while Wadsworth guard Taylor Leatherman scored 16 in a thriller that spoiled the season debut of E Anna Won. The loss prevented Wadsworth from tying Nordonia for second in the conference.
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Medina Bees top Euclid in GC win behind McKee surge
Medina star Sarah McKee erupted for 20 points and six rebounds as the Bees toppled Euclid 55 48 in a bruising Greater Cleveland Conference game. She scored eight early points and nine of Medina’s 11 in a decisive fourth period, pushing her past coach Karen Kase into fifth on the all time scoring list.
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Medina Bees rally past GlenOak in late burst for 72 69 win
Medina (11-2) erased a 69-64 deficit in 1:01 with back-to-back steals by Kyle Szumski and Corey Tripp and a key finish by Spencer Aylward. Christian Howard-Caffey added eight points in the fourth as Medina beat GlenOak 72-69 at the Spectrum Orthopaedics Classic in North Canton.
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Brunswick wrestlers place at Bill Dies Memorial Tournament
The Brunswick Blue Devils finish third at the 33rd Bill Dies Memorial in Akron behind Brecksville and West Holmes. Derek Fields wins at 152 pounds, Kevin Krussis is runner-up at 170, with Mico Miloradovic 3rd at 132, Eddie Sevastos 3rd at 195, and Johnny Schmidt 8th at 182 as 10 wrestlers compete.
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