Grizzlies clinch share of SL National title race
SOLON Wadsworth volleyball swept Solon 25-18 25-8 25-20 to take a share of the Suburban League National Conference championship with a 17-2 12-1 mark and can seal the title at North Royalton on Thursday. In other notes, Fairview Park Bucks won their third straight in a non league affair led by Haiden Morrison 16 points Allison Salazar 18 kills Paige Knittel 24 assists and Nico Anzovino 11 points. Remington Dieter set school single season digs record 459 and added 15 kills as Lorain County League action saw Pirates fall 8-13 4-9. Maryn Biddle four blocks five kills seven digs Delaney Nixon 17 digs and Ella Warner 18 assists also featured.
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Huttner nets decisive goal as Highland top Aurora 1-0
Highland sophomore Samuel Huttner scored with 5 09 left in the first half after a feed from Caden Davis to lift Highland to a 1-0 Suburban League win over Aurora. Joshua Gaydos made three saves for Highland while Bryce Peckingpaugh had eight for Aurora in a tight defensive matchup.
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Bees Edge Medina In Tight Senior Night Clash
Medina earns another big win as Alber sets up Fischbach for a late first half goal and Trmcic converts a penalty. Strongsville fights to stay competitive, with Kolar and Taylor making key saves as Medina improves to 14 0 1 on the season while Strongsville slips to 4 5 5.
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Brunswick Devils capture fourth straight volleyball title
Brunswick celebrates a decisive win as senior stalwarts Krizsa and Jozefov set program records. Krizsa nears school kill mark while Jozefov tops season block-assist lists. Libero Colombo topped 20 digs, Matuis 46 assists, and King 12 kills as Brunswick completes a historic four-peat. Other standout Payton Beard led Medina Mustangs with 19 kills in a separate effort.
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Colts Clinch Step Toward MAC Second With Comets Victory
Cloverleaf defeated the Comets in four sets to edge toward second place in the MAC behind Norton. Senior-led Cloverleaf honored seven 12th-graders before the match as Grace Goldsberry slammed 14 kills and 8 in the first set, while Scherler posted 13 kills and 21 digs and Barnett teamed with Scherler for the final score. The Colt defense and serving pressure, including nine straight points from Sarge Foley, sealed the win after a back-and-forth affair that saw Cloverleaf nearly drop a set before rallying to 24-23 in the fourth. Goldsberry and teammates spoke about their long seven-year bond and the bittersweet end of their home season.
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