Cloverleaf Girls Tennis Finish Fifth At MAC Tourney
Cloverleaf placed fifth in the Metro Athletic Conference tournament as No. 1 KK Barczyk and No. 2 Ava Baldwin each reached the semifinals before losses. Barczyk and teammates Hannah French, Bryan Lilly, Carli Pettijohn, and Rylee de Luna also contributed in the doubles. Brunswick defeated North Royalton 3-2, Shaker Heights beat Medina 4-1, with Elizabeth Stuart winning in the top singles for Shaker.
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Highland persists with bright future after OTCA run
Highland tennis viewer notes two eighth graders likely to join next year as the Hornets eye another SL American title and potential OTCA run. Magnificat defeated Highland 7-6 6-0 and 6-2 6-3 in doubles while Audrey Smitek and Natalie Smitek led Medina results.
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Alley Stoehr
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Jo Oberhaus
Medina
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Caroline Moritz
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Madison Pawlak
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Lexi Ospelt
Kayla Koprula
Kenston
Shaker Heights
Canfield
Cloverleaf girls sweep MAC tri meet in perfect score
Cloverleaf girls cross country ran a perfect 15 to top Field and Coventry in the Metro Athletic Conference. Alyssa Stoner Sophia Spencer Maria Porras Paige Munchick and Allison Yagersz finished first through fifth. The Cloverleaf boys won with 27 points behind Nolan Freeland and a strong trio in the top five.
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Paige Munchick
Allison Yagersz
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Nolan Freeland
Luke Malena
Brett Gucker
Field
Andrew Hibler
Hunter Stallings
Carrasco Faces Yankees in Wild Card Rematch Pitching Hope
Cleveland veteran Carlos Carrasco, a leukemia survivor, starts Game 2 of the AL wild card series against the Yankees as he seeks to inspire fans and teammates. Masahiro Tanaka opposes him, while Terry Francona remains a guiding presence off the field. Jose Ramirez dominates September honors and the Indians aim to extend their postseason run in a year of turnover and resilience.
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Indians fall to Yankees in ALDS as Naylor shines
Cole struck out 13 over seven for Cleveland but allowed two runs on six hits as Naylor led the Indians with four hits and a homer. Ramirez drove in a run, Lindor and Santana struggled 0 for 8, while the Yankees exploded with three homers including Gardner and Stanton. Torres and Gardner combined for 7 of 9 with six RBIs.
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