Colts sweep Chippewa to reach 14-2 on season
Cloverleaf boys tennis team fastened a 5-0 non league victory over Chippewa in Westfield Township. Ronan Barczyk won 6-0 6-0 at first singles while Joe Armagida 6-4 6-1 and Camden Tinter 6-2 6-2 won. Doubles teams Taylor Hines/Nathan Malikowski 6-2 6-0 and Ashton Gray/Kellen Price 6-1 6-3 completed the sweep as Cloverleaf improved to 14-2.
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Highland
Walsh Jesuit
Joe Demboski
Hornets
Warriors
All-Gazette
Gazette
Luke Butcher
Westfield Twp
Cloverleaf
Chippewa
Ronan Barczyk
Noah Raffle
Joe Armagida
Camden Tinter
Taylor Hines
Nathan Malikowski
Ashton Gray
Kellen Price
D. Noah Raffle
D. Andrew Yeager
D. Calvin Schmidt
D. Brennan Schade
Daniel Wilson
D. Vincent Vincenski
Vincent Windows
Clovereaf
Guardians Nationals Doubleheader Postponed by Rain
The Guardians and Washington Nationals will play a traditional doubleheader at Nationals Park starting 3:35 PM after Monday rain postponed the opener. Luis Ortiz will start Game 1 Tuesday against Jake Irvin, with Ben Lively in Game 2. Irvin will be followed by Brad Lord.
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Cleveland
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Detroit
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Ben Lively
Buckeye Leads Buckeye Softball Into Northeast 2 District
Buckeye is the top seed in Division IV Northeast 2 after a 15-4 season. The Bucks receive a bye to semifinals and will face Woodridge or Brookside, with district finals set for Dalton. The bracket spans multiple divisions across Northeast districts with several county teams vying for titles and regional play.
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Medina County
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Bryan
D-Vi
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Shreve
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Loudonville
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Canton Central Catholic
Knights
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D-I
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Avon Lake
Medina
Kenston
Perrysburg
Euclid
Wadsworth
Grizzlies
Olmsted Falls
North Ridgeville
Cuyahoga Falls
Wellington
Highland
Cuyahoga Valley Christian
Hornets
Warren Howland
Wooster
Boardman
Cleveland Central Catholic
West Geauga
Firelands
Medina Christian Knights Dominate Our Lady of the Elms in Win
Abby Haun had four hits and three runs as Medina Christian defeated Our Lady of the Elms 11-6 in Lake Effect Conference play. Addison Wolf fanned 15 in seven innings, allowing one unearned run through five before a sixth-inning rally. Olivia Wolf and Esther Hussey added key hits and RBIs for the Knights (2-4, 2-1).
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Greater Cleveland
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Medina
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Mentor
All-Gazette
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Akron
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Olivia Wolf
RBI
Knights
Panthers
Mfmina Christian
fRabetta
Eliza Kinney
E. Kelly
L. Frabotta
L. Life
Miller pitchers perfect inning pace helps Hornets win 4-0
Dan Miller tossed a one hitter with seven strikeouts as Highland beat Roosevelt 4-0 in Suburban League play. Lucas Gerding sparked the offense with a double and two runs, while Noah Radigan and Miller added two hits each. Field 4, Cloverleaf 2, Brimfield rally falls short in a 7th inning loss as Clinton Fauss drove in a run for the Colts.
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Stow
Avon Lake
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Roosevelt
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Colts
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