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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2020
Page
10
Jordyn Thomas of Brunswick swept the meet winning all-around and the uneven parallel bars balance beam and floor titles. Her all-around 38.325 is fourth in event history making her the fifth Ohio gymnast to win four titles in a season.
Wadsworth relay Emily Kurtz Ally Sell Sami Shaffer and Mina Leopold clock 4 08 96 to outrun Beavercreek in the 4x4 at the University of Akron Last Chance Meet. Beacvercreek 4x4 took second as other area athletes posted top ten finishes including Highland and Medina competitors.
A satirical roundup targets coaches, players and officials for lip reading, trophy antics, and on-field quirks. Bits poke at lip reading coaches, sideline reporters, clock malfunctions, wave policing, organ music in parks, jewelry in NFL, players acting seasoned, and dogs sniffing dugouts. Contact Jim Ingraham.
Mercyhurst University wrestlers Eric Bartos and Michael Clark earned 133 and 157 pound bids to the NCAA Championships after placing third at the Division II Super Region I Championships in Erie. Bartos upset rival DaDistefanis in the third place bout 13 1, Clark fell in semifinals then won two consolation bouts to secure a berth.
Jazz beat Cavaliers 94 82 closing the third quarter strong led by Mitchell and Gobert while Clarkson shined after being traded between teams. Cleveland shot 56.6 percent and hit 20 of 41 three pointers but Utah built big runs to steady the game.
Cleveland’s Andrew Berry appears to clash with the market as inside linebacker Joe Schobert likely signs with another team in coming weeks. Berry argues Schobert isn’t worth 10 million annually, despite the Browns’ cap space and Haslam’s rebuild stance.
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