Medina girls lacrosse advances with 17 4 win over Wadsworth
Medina, the second seed, beat 12th seed Wadsworth 17 4 in Division I Region 1 playoff action. Mia DiPerna scored seven goals and Medina faces the Olentangy Orange Westerville Central winner Friday at 8 p.m. at an undecided site. ONeill and Goldmeier combined 13 serves, Vaccarelli added two goals and two assists, O Cull had two goals, Kraft two, Cassidy one goal and four assists, Kratzel one goal two assists. Wadsworth did not submit individual stats. In other games Strongsville beat Brunswick 19 4. In D II, Region 5 second round Toledo St Francis de Sales 13 Highland 4. Individual stats not reported.
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Cloverleaf falls to Wooster in five innings
Wooster defeated Cloverleaf 11-1 in five innings as Cloverleaf was limited to two hits. Tyler Biskup and Jacob Meckley doubled for Cloverleaf while Meckley scored on a wild pitch. Rhett McMullen took the loss to fall to 4-3.
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Hornets overpower Lakers with combined no hitter and big early lead
Medina Hornets roll to a 25-0 win over Max Hayes in three innings as Napier, Myser, Marquis, Mitchell Good, Hunter Winston and Carson Cope each plate two runs in the first inning. Winston goes 2-for-2 with three RBIs, and Wagar dominates with a two inning no hitter, striking out six. Farrell finishes the line on the mound for a combined no hitter. Hayes’ offense managed only miscues and free passes in the lopsided sectional clash.
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Esteben Miranda
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Highland
Kenel Gonzalez
Sam Napier
Carson Byrne
Casey Myser
RBI
Alex Dobkowski
Mitchell Zielinski
Matt Fillinger
Jacob Dobkowski
Uhl Earns Hall of Fame Nod After Storied Basketball Career
Uhl rose from Wadsworth star to Bowling Green standout, amassing 1304 points and key rebounds while earning All-Ohio honors. She helped BG reach two NCAA Tournaments and two WNIT bids, later coaching and teaching, and will be inducted into the Medina County Sports Hall of Fame on June 16 at The Galaxy Conference Center in her hometown.
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