Ramos Motivated Beehive Star Aims for National Showpiece
Medina senior Tino Ramos describes his drive to improve and help his team excel. He cites pride in competing with two relays on a national level, crediting teammates Zach Bugner and Andrew Piehler, and praising coaches for building an unparalleled program.
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Erin Showalter a polar star of Brunswick and UD soccer
Erin Showalter grew from Brunswick to Dayton where she captained and anchored defenses, earning All-Atlantic 10 honors and leading UD to a 2001 NCAA Sweet 16. Now 40, she balances family in Brunswick, runs a photography business, and guides her children while staying connected to her old teams and mentors.
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Hrabak helps Methodist win league golf crown
Methodist’s Junior Cooper Hrabak, an All-USA South pick and two time Gazette MVP, tied for fifth with an 8 over 188 at Carolina Country Club as rain shortened the final round. Otterbein, Findlay, and others posted conference success with NCAA bids on the line.
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Kent State star Hildebrand shines in prep for WNIT bid
From 61 Kent State, which finished fourth in the MAC, qualified for the WNIT and fell 84 to 56 to Syracuse. Hildebrand averaged 16.1 points and 5.4 rebounds while earning Gazette MVP and All Ohio special mention. She led Medina County in 3 point shooting, scored 1,116 points in 68 games, and was a three time All-Greater Cleveland Conference pick.
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