Medina County hall of fame adds Oscar winner Mallory Mahar
Mallory Mahar, former Medina and University of Maryland center midfielder, will be inducted into the Medina County Sports Hall of Fame at a June 16 ceremony in Wadsworth. Mahar earned an Oscar for Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and is pursuing animation with a heavy film slate including Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and other titles.
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Fly high John Urchek Highland ace Wagar leads Hornets revival
Highland High School pitcher Max Wagar has emerged as the staff ace with a 2.80 team ERA and a 5-0 mark, after a breakthrough season aided by aviation study. He has struck out 52 in 30 innings, posted a 0.47 ERA in league play, and guided Highland toward the Suburban League American Conference title push.
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Brunswick's Dunn commits to Kent State football
Brunswick football lineman Jaxon Dunn, a 6-foot-5, 290-pound junior, verbally accepted a Division I scholarship to Kent State, the only D I offer he received. Dunn cited family proximity and a chance to join a new Kent State era as key factors, with other programs showing interest.
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Guardians rally past Yankees 3-2 in ninth inning
Josh Naylor delivered a two run single and Mike Zunino drew a bases loaded walk in a three run ninth inning that gave Cleveland a 3 2 victory at Yankee Stadium. Domingo German carried a 2 0 lead into the ninth before New York dropped to 15 15 and their first .500 record since 1 1.
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