Jerome fined 25000 by NBA for criticizing officiating
Cavaliers guard Ty Jerome was fined 25000 by NBA executive vice president Joe Dumars after publicly blasting officiating following Cleveland's 133 129 overtime win over Portland. Jerome singled out referee Natalie Sage, calling her performance "ridiculous" and "horrendous" while the Cavs prepared for a tough central division game in Chicago without Evan Mobley.
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Dolata Named Offensive POY In All-Cleveland West
Dolata of Buckeye was named offensive player of the year as the All-Cleveland West Conference announced its boys basketball teams. He averaged 17.5 points for Buckeye, tied for second behind Lakewood, and joined on the first team by Austin Hyre. Derek Snyderburn earned a second team spot, while Nolan Klingbeil and Scott DiMarco received honorable mention. Lakewood’s Lucas Seguine nabbed player and defensive player of the year, with Lakewood’s Alex Cammock as coach of the year.
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Buckeye's Hudak Earns First Team Honors In All-CWC
Buckeye senior guard Ruby Hudak earned first team honors as the All-Cleveland West Conference girls basketball selections were released. Freshman Ava Wolf made second team, with Kwynn Czerwony and Ava Pievarchy receiving honorable mention. Ella Henton and Ziley Minich shared player of the year honors for Westlake and Normandy respectively, with multiple schools represented across first and second teams and honorable mentions.
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Nora Bruder
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Olivia Dewey
Elizabeth Lang
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Westlake, Jr
Lindsay Meriwether
Normandy, Sr
Keilei Anderson
Normandy, Jr
Elizabeth Coup
Lakewood, Sr
Charleigh Doxley
Norah Trefz
Bay, Jr
Katie Strong
North Olmsted, Sr
Taylor Patrick
Valley Forge
Claudia Roche
Rocky River, Jr
Bridget Carlin
Ella Stanton
Moran lands on All-MAC first team with Cloverleaf
Cloverleaf senior guard Marty Moran earns first team honors in the All-Metro Athletic Conference boys basketball selections. Sophomore Isaac Smith makes second team while Carter Whitehair and Ty Kovach receive honorable mention. Streetsboro dominates with Player of the Year Jack Batten and Coach of the Year Nick Marcini.
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All-Metro Athletic Conference girls hoops honors listed
Streetsboro Naomi Benson named player of the year and Carl Singer coach of the year. First team includes Naomi Benson Delilah Rahe Kendall Wilderman Evie Barth Carlee Bedford Dakota Graham Alivia Goff. Second team features Sydney Abbuhl Allie Martin Olivia Johnson Wilson Sarge Foley Maddie Jacobs Abby Harlin. Honorable mentions include Emma Hibler Mackenzie Seiwerth Auina Coteat Kayla Munn Mckayla Miller Ally Harlin MacKenzie Tatka Addie Dobbins Jalysia Thompson Miriyha Sandifer Kayla Gaspar Taylor Holmes Raegan Hendon Ava Bodovetz Emma Woods Layla Frezzell.
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Medina gymnast Anna Schork earns state medal on balance beam
Anna Schork of Medina finished fifth on balance beam with 9.425 at the state meet earning an initial medal. She tied for 12th on floor at 9.325 and was 13th all-around at 36.5. Schork placed in the top 15 on vault with 9.025 and was the only county gymnast to advance past Hudson District, marking her third state qualifier in nine events.
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All-Lorain County League Girls Basketball Teams Named
Keystone's Vivian Cassell named player of the year and Faith Williams earns coach of the year. First team includes Cassell, Kaitlyn Miller, Kendra Hardwick, Madyson Sokolowski, Brooklyn Barber, Clara McCown and Brooke Lehmkuhl. Second team features Bella Diaz, Annie Green, Alexia Rodriguez, Natalie Miller, Jordyn Copley and Addison Schrader. honorable mention Morgan Kubitz of Black River.
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All-Lorain County League Boys Basketball Honors Announced
Zane Kristophel of Black River received honorable mention as the All-Lorain County League teams were named. Nolan Waechter of Brookside earned Player of the Year while Jeff Holzhauer of Keystone and Larry Babies of Brookside shared Coaches of the Year honors. First team includes Waechter, Liam Goran, Colt Cowling, Jack Holman, Marquis Capers, Ayden Fortner, and Justin Smith. Second team lists Shackelford, Bowen Pride, Christensen, Delgado, Stinson, Waechter. Honorable mentions feature Fisher, Fedor, Nazario, Grant, Kristopher, Lima, Kinter, and Anderson.
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Clearview, Jr
Deacon Delgado
Max Stinson
Firelands, Sr
Mason Waechter
Brookside, Sr
Dylan Fisher
Columbia, Sr
Emory Fedor
State girls basketball playoff pairings and venues
Ohio girl basketball state divisions list of Sunday round matchups with dates times and sites. Teams include Magnificat Pickerington Central Olmsted Falls Anthony Wayne Sunbury Big Walnut Winton Woods Brush Notre Dame Academy Parcel Marian Laurel Bellevue Fairfield Union Alter Norwayne Africentric Portsmouth Proctorville Fairland Rootstown Fort Frye Columbus Grove Minster Megadore Waterford Ottoville Fort Loramie with University of Dayton Arena as the championship venue and dates March 14 15 for various divisions.
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