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'High School Sports'

Brunswick has volleyball team again

 

Dan Brown

The Gazette

BRUNSWICK — After a 13-year absence, boys volleyball is back at Brunswick.

Under the direction of coach Gary Ostkar, a senior at Brecksville the last time the Blue Devils had a team, the club program is fielding varsity and junior varsity squads consisting of a total of 24 players.

Brunswick’s roster includes a black belt …Read More

Posted: April 5th, 2013 in High School Sports by Dan Brown.
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Girls Basketball: Kettering Fairmont ends Twinsburg’s streak, wins Division I state title

COLUMBUS — It was a fitting finale for Associated Press Ms. Basketball Ashley Morrissette’s career.
It just didn’t end the way she wanted.
Makayla Waterman scored 24 points and hit a late clinching free throw and Kathryn Westbeld added 13 points and 12 rebounds to lead Kettering Fairmont to a 52-48 victory over two-time defending big-school champion …Read More

Posted: March 17th, 2013 in High School Basketball by Associated Press.
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County twins in national high school hockey record book

Medina County residents Luke Sunde, left, and his twin brother Mark, right, are in the United States high school hockey record book. (Photo provided)

Brian Dulik

The Gazette

The leading scorer in United States high school hockey history lives in Medina County.

So does the nation’s all-time assist leader, who just happens to be his twin brother.

Cuyahoga Valley …Read More

Posted: March 15th, 2013 in High School Sports by Brian Dulik.
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Grizzlies face tall challenge

Taylor Wyatt and the Wadsworth girls basketball team takes on Toledo Notre Dame Academy today with a state berth on the line. (RON SCHWANE / GAZETTE)

Today

WHO: Wadsworth (25-2) vs. Toledo Notre Dame Academy (24-3)

WHAT: Division I regional championship

WHERE: Norwalk High School, 350 Shady Lane

TIME: 1:30

TV: Wadsworth Community Television (tape delay at 10 p.m.)

Albert Grindle

The …Read More

Posted: March 9th, 2013 in High School Basketball by Albert Grindle.
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Boys basketball: Wacky finish to winless season for Black River

WOOSTER — Glen Crabtree made a name for himself Monday in his Black River varsity basketball debut.

It wasn’t entirely the right name, but it was probably the best news that came out of the winless Pirates’ 53-32 loss to Orrville in opening-round play at the Wooster Division III Sectional.

Black River's Allan Benson drives around …Read More

Posted: February 26th, 2013 in High School Basketball, Sports by Rick Noland.
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Girls basketball: Senior takes over final 2 minutes as Bees win

MEDINA — Sarah Kinch has worked too hard and sacrificed too much to fail.

The 5-foot-11 senior stamped U.S. Mail on the back of her No. 24 jersey Saturday and delivered the Medina girls basketball team a thrilling 54-49 victory over Brecksville in the Valley Forge Division I Sectional finals.

Medina’s Alexis Smith, left, steals the …Read More

Posted: February 25th, 2013 in High School Basketball, Sports by Albert Grindle.
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Girls basketball: Colts learn their lesson, close out Indians

By Chad Grant

MEDINA — Those who don’t learn from the past are doomed to repeat it.

The Cloverleaf girls basketball team learned its lessons Saturday and defeated Copley 53-51 in the Medina Division I Sectional finals.

Briona Burgos

The Colts (10-14) advance to play Wadsworth — an 88-16 winner over Akron Garfield — in Thursday’s district semifinals.

Cloverleaf …Read More

Posted: February 25th, 2013 in High School Basketball, Sports by Medina Gazette.
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Grizzlies win easy vs. Akron Garfield, 88-16

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By Chad Grant

MEDINA — Wadsworth girls basketball coach Andrew Booth joked with his daughter, forward Peyton Booth, after the game that she led the team in a negative stat.

She did. She committed the Grizzlies’ only foul of the game.

Peyton Booth

That statistic alone perfectly sums up top-seeded Wadsworth’s nearly flawless 88-16 Medina Division I Sectional …Read More

Posted: February 25th, 2013 in High School Basketball, Sports by Medina Gazette.
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Boys basketball: Twin towers help Grizzlies post win

WADSWORTH — Having two quality post players is a luxury in boys basketball.

Wadsworth possesses that luxury — and its 6-foot-5 twin towers were dominant on Friday night.

Kyle Prunty and Nathan Pound combined for 27 points, 25 rebounds and six assists, powering the Grizzlies to a 63-46 Suburban League win over Revere in the regular season …Read More

Posted: February 23rd, 2013 in High School Basketball, Sports by Brian Dulik.
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Boys basketball: Blue Devils stun No. 8 Cardinals

Brunswick's Ryan Badowski throws down a dunk during the first half of the Blue Devils game against Mentor. Photo by Aaron Josefczyk

BRUNSWICK — Kyle Wheeler wasn’t starting the mosh pit Friday without Tom Harrington.

With his Brunswick jersey peeled off, Wheeler ran outside the locker room, bear-hugged the assistant coach and dragged him inside while …Read More

Posted: February 23rd, 2013 in High School Basketball, Sports by Albert Grindle.
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