Saturday's high school results: CVCA, Aurora, Streetsboro girls basketball win sectional titles

GIRLS BASKETBALL

OHSAA TOURNAMENT

AURORA 51, LUTHERAN EAST 36

Division II, Northeast 1 sectional final

LUTHERAN (13-9): Stewart 1-0-3, Martin 1-0-2, Porter 8-5-23, Woodward 2-0-4, Smiley 1-0-2, Smith 1-0-2. Totals 14-5-36.

AURORA (17-6): Stask 7-2-20, Miller 4-2-10, Pierce 1-0-3, Feckner 3-2-8, Manav 2-0-4, Unverferth 1-0-2, Witting 1-2-4. Totals 19-8-51.

Lutheran - 9 - 2 - 13 - 12 — 36

Aurora - 12 - 11 - 12 - 16 — 51

3-pointers: Stask 4, Porter 2, Pierce, Stewart. Fouls: Lutheran 14-9.

CVCA 43, NORTHWEST 25

Division II, Northeast 5 sectional final

NORTHWEST (9-14): Greenfield 3-0-8, Lower 0-1-1, Horsfall 2-0-4, Kaufman 1-2-4, Sharrer 0-2-2, Meggyesy 2-2-6. Totals 8-7-25.

CVCA (20-4): Williams 3-3-11, Fisher 2-0-6, Bronowski 2-3-7, Frye 0-1-1, Guinn 3-1-7, Mague 4-0-11. Totals 14-8-43.

Northwest - 5 - 3 - 12 - 5 — 25

CVCA - 18 - 14 - 6 - 5 — 43

3-pointers: Mague 3, Williams 2, Fisher 2, Greenfield 2. Fouls: 15-15.

STREETSBORO 67, NILES 22

Division II, Northeast 5 sectional final

NILES (7-16): Stafford 1-3-5, Macik 1-0-3, Money 1-0-2, Yost 1-0-2, Cormell 3-1-7, Grimm 1-1-3. Totals 8-5-22.

STREETSBORO (20-4): Johnson-Wilson 0-2-2, Tiller 0-4-4, Taylor 1-0-3, Abbuhl 4-1-10, Hendon 1-0-2, Lilly 4-0-8, Epple 0-1-1, Benson 6-3-15, Bodovetz 1-0-2, Kassan 4-2-10, Bedford 3-1-8, Hajec 1-0-2. Totals 25-14-67.

Niles - 6 - 7 - 3 - 6 — 22

Streetsboro - 19 - 23 - 18 - 7 — 67

3-pointers: Taylor, Abbuhl, Bedford, Macik.

MOGADORE 40, KIDRON CENTRAL CHRISTIAN 22

Division IV, Northeast 3 sectional final

KIDRON: Fry 2-6-12, St. Jernholm 2-0-5, Rohrer 1-1-3, Shue 1-0-2, Hewitt 0-0-0. Totals 6-7-22.

MOGADORE: J. Tompkins 1-0-2, Morris 3-1-7, McIntyre 7-0-15, A. Tompkins 5-0-11, Kidd 1-3-5. Totals 15-4-40.

Kidron - 8 - 2 - 10 - 2 — 22

Mogadore - 4 - 12 - 15 - 9 — 40

3-pointers: Fry 2, McIntyre, A. Tompkins, St. Jernholm. Rebounds: Mogadore 29 (Morris 13).

BOYS BASKETBALL

MENTOR 91, LAKE 76

MENTOR (15-7): Sierpatkowski 1 0-0 3, Toot 4 0-0 12, Calo 0 2-2 2, Frazure-Azzano 6 3-3 15, Biddell 6 3-3 16, Harrison 2 0-0 4, O'Brien 0 2-2 2, Ioppolo 10 1-2 22, Katava 6 0-0 15. Totals 35 11-12 91.

LAKE (5-17): Casenhiser 17 4-4 44, Koehl 3 4-4 11, Novak 2 1-2 5, Coffield 4 2-2 10, Salzwimmer 0 2-2 2, Gullett 1 0-0 2, Morrow 1 0-0 2. Totals 28 13-14 76.

Mentor - 30 - 18 - 26 - 17 — 91

Lake - 19 - 20 - 20 - 17 — 76

3-pointers: Casenhiser 6, Toot 4, Katava 3, Koehl, Sierpatkowski, Biddell, Ioppolo.

WRESTLING

DIVISION I AUSTINTOWN FITCH SECTIONAL

Team results: 1. Brecksville 293; 2. Austintown Fitch 187.5; 3. Aurora 176; 4. Hoover 166.5; 5. Mayfield 136; 6. Lakewood 70; 7. James A. Rhodes 69; 8. Normandy 43; 9. John Adams 32; 10. John Hay 6.

Championships

106: L. Green (Aurora) maj. dec. Paxos (Hoover), 15-3. 113: Seacrist (Brecksville) dec. J. Green (Aurora), 3-2. 120: Stanley (Brecksville) pin Turba (Aurora), 3:26. 126: Haffner (Brecksville) pin Munn (Aurora), 2:19. 132: Palmisano (Mayfield) dec. Pluhar (Brecksville), 6-0. 138: J. Jett (Brecksville) tech. fall Deloach (Fitch), 19-4. 144: Fritz (Mayfield) pin Lavette (Rhodes), 5:08. 150: Aquila (Brecksville) dec. Boske (Hoover), 3-1 (SV). 157: Hegler (Brecksville) dec. Walton (Aurora), 6-3. 165: Rizzo (Brecksville) won by injury default over Fontes (Hoover). 175: Mikuluk (Lakewood) pin Kobylinski (Brecksville), 1:58. 190: McPherson (Brecksville) pin Phillips (Fitch), 1:06. 215: Stankorb (Fitch) dec. Rios (Brecksville), 12-5. 285: German (Brecksville) pin Harris (Rhodes), 1:26.

DIVISION I AVON LAKE SECTIONAL

Team results: 1. Ashland 178.5; 2. Avon Lake 160.5; 3. Toledo St. John's Jesuit 156.5; 4. North Royalton 147.5; 5. Westlake 147; 6. Medina 137; 7. Midview 132; 8. Fremont Ross 119; 9. North Ridgeville 43.

Championships

106: Bauer (Ashland) pin Rottari (N. Ridgeville), 1:37. 113: Cerankosky (Westlake) dec. Beck (SJJ), 2-0. 120: Morgan (Westlake) pin Grimm (N. Ridgeville), 3:23. 126: Miller (Ashland) maj. dec. Hartup (Westlake), 13-3. 132: Mack (SJJ) dec. Moore (Westlake), 11-7. 138: Soto (SJJ) pin Frymire (Ross), 1:25. 144: Wasco (N. Royalton) maj. dec. Estep (Ross), 9-1. 150: Anderson (Midview) dec. Koprowski (N. Royalton), 5-1. 157: Schnabel (Avon Lake) dec. Rowles (N. Royalton), 5-4. 165: Borror (Midview) dec. Barth (Ross), 6-1. 175: Chrisman (Medina) maj. dec. Morehouse (SJJ), 13-1. 190: Yackee (SJJ) pin Smith (Ashland), 5:34. 215: Nicholson (Medina) dec. Spotts (Ashland), 7-3. 285: Dye (Midview) dec. Bowman (SJJ), 6-0.

DIVISION I EUCLID SECTIONAL

Team results: 1. Walsh Jesuit 231; 2. Mentor 230.5; 3. Brunswick 152; 4. Valley Forge 148.5; 5. Hudson 127; 6. Riverside 110; 7. Eastlake North 82; 8. Maple Heights 72; 9. Euclid 29.

Championships

106: Gruber (Walsh) pin Weaver (Maple), 3:42. 113: Hale (Valley Forge) pin Brady (Eastlake North), 2:48. 120: Rocha (Riverside) dec. E. Skiba (Brunswick), 3-1 (OT). 126: Stropko (Mentor) maj. dec. V. Skiba (Brunswick), 10-1. 132: DeBoe (Mentor) dec. Campbell (Walsh), 15-8. 138: Blackburn (Mentor) tech. fall Palmer (Maple), 17-2. 144: Shelley (Mentor) pin Evensen-Hein (Walsh), 4:27. 150: McKenna (Walsh) pin Mackey (Euclid), 5:07. 157: Geiger (Walsh) maj. Dec. Ziol (Valley Forge), 13-4. 165: Beskur (Walsh) dec. Warner (Hudson), 6-1. 175: Lloyd (Mentor) dec. Dick (Walsh), 6-1. 190: Sherman (Walsh) dec. McWilliams (Mentor), 11-5. 215: May (Brunswick) pin Pozgai (Mentor), 2:56. 285: Bottiggi (Riverside) pin Clapper (Hudson), 0:49.

DIVISION I PERRY SECTIONAL

Team results: 1. Perry 339; 2. Massillon 166; 3. Green 146; 4. McKinley 138.5; 5. Lakeside 119; 6. North 85; 7. Dover 52; 8. Ellet 44; 9. Firestone 21; 10. Cleveland JFK 5.

Championships

106: L. Rohr (Perry) pin Kuehn (McKinley), 0:51. 113: Seibert (Perry) pin Sikon (McKinley), 0:37. 120: M. Rohr (Perry) pin Magar (North), 1:04. 126: McBurney (Perry) dec. Brink (Green), 11-4. 132: Dulcie (Perry) maj. dec. Fricke (Massillon), 13-4. 138: Curtis (Perry) pin Wilson (Massillon), 4:30. 144: Plotts (Perry) maj. dec. Gordon (Massillon), 11-2. 150: Warwick (Perry) dec. Brownfield (McKinley), 6-2. 157: Geckler (Perry) pin Hamilton (McKinley), 2:21. 165: Johnson (Perry) maj. dec. Galemmo (Green), 10-2. 175: Horak (Perry) tech. fall Sy (Lakeside), 17-2. 190: Ristoff (Perry) dec. Carman (Massillon), 6-1. 215: Fair (Massillon) dec. Millin (Perry), 2-1 (TB). 285: Fockler (Perry) tech. fall Fair (Massillon), 22-7.

DIVISION I ST. EDWARD SECTIONAL

Team results: 1. St. Edward 375; 2. Lake 154.5; 3. Barberton 145; 4. Chardon 136; 5. Boardman 130.5; 6. North Olmsted 116; 7. St. Ignatius 115.5; 8. Olmsted Falls 99; 9. Lorain 66; 10. Cleveland Heights 57.

Championships

106: Mazur (St. Edward) pin Croft (Barberton), 0:35. 113: Timar (St. Edward) pin Rosario (Lorain), 1:14. 120: Kar. Brown (St. Edward) pin McGraw (St. Ignatius), 1:04. 126: Manns (St. Edward) maj. dec. Clemens (Lake), 15-4. 132: Butler (St. Edward) won by default over Croft (Barberton). 138: Kad. Brown (St. Edward) won by default over Cunningham (Barberton). 144: Bennett (St. Edward) pin Foley (Chardon), 5:15. 150: O'Brien (St. Edward) pin Switka (Boardman), 3:14. 157: Eaton (St. Edward) pin Ash (Chardon), 2:41. 165: Jordan (Lake) dec. Peterson (St. Edward), 5-4. 175: T. Miller (St. Edward) maj. dec. Vucetic (Chardon), 18-5. 190: J. Miller (St. Edward) tech. fall Beeman (N. Olmsted), 19-1. 215: Slaper (St. Edward) won by default over Phillips (Barberton). 285: Gregory (St. Edward) pin Miller (Lake), 1:30.

DIVISION I STRONGSVILLE SECTIONAL

Team results: 1. Highland 268; 2. Steele 200; 3. Elyria 177; 4. GlenOak 168; 5. Berea-Midpark 145; 6. Strongsville 80; 7. Twinsburg 74.5; 8. Shaker Heights 61; 9. Cuyahoga Falls 43.5; 10. Garfield Heights 14.

Championships

106: B. Bickerton (Highland) dec. Rusinko (Strongsville), 9-2. 113: A. Bickerton (Highland) pin Fogarty (Elyria), 1:04. 120: Green (Elyria) pin Trunzo (Steele), 2:58. 126: Maxwell (Strongsville) pin Rockow (Highland), 4:30. 132: Cancel (Elyria) pin Haney (Highland), 1:35. 138: Kicker (Highland) pin Porter (Steele), 3:30. 144: Z. Giatis (Highland) dec. Leu (GlenOak), 3-2. 150: N. Giatis (Highland) pin Crowley (Berea-Midpark), 0:36. 157: Vasquez (Steele) pin Calhoun (Elyria), 1:56. 165: Holm (Elyria) dec. Crutchley (Highland), 4-2 (OT). 175: Stuczynski (Twinsburg) dec. Finley (Berea-Midpark), 9-2. 190: Beard (Shaker) pin Grant (Twinsburg), 2:45. 215: Zywiec (Highland) pin Auvil (Steele), 4:40. 285: Woodi (Shaker) pin Maurer (GlenOak), 1:23.

DIVISION I WADSWORTH SECTIONAL

Team results: 1. Wadsworth 270.5; 2. Nordonia 220.5; 3. Avon 151.5; 4. Stow 141.5; 5. Jackson 138; 6. Solon 105; 7. Brush 68; 8. Wooster 55; 9. Garfield 38; 10. Willoughby South 33.

Championships

106: Frantz (Wadsworth) tech. fall Kolb (Solon), 15-0. 113: Dimos (Jackson) won by injury default over Pohlmeyer (Nordonia), 4:49. 120: Sharpley (Solon) pin B. McKinney (Jackson), 0:57. 126: Ko. Mellon (Wadsworth) pin Mrosko (Avon), 2:56. 132: Davis (Stow) tech. fall Daugherty (Avon), 16-0. 138: Ka. Mellon (Wadsworth) dec. Hays (Solon), 5-2. 144: Petite (Nordonia) dec. Dinwiddie (Wadsworth), 8-2. 150: Joy (Wadsworth) pin Saleh (Jackson), 2:30. 157: Hamad (Nordonia) dec. Reed (Stow), 4-2 (SV). 165: C. Mckinney (Jackson) pin Kalamaras (Avon), 0:00. 175: Perrine (Nordonia) dec. Sims (Brush), 7-2. 190: Earnest (Wadsworth) pin Enoch (Brush), 3:42. 215: Lefeld (Nordonia) pin Englehart (Avon), 1:17. 285: Ries (Wadsworth) maj. dec. Jones (Stow), 10-0.

DIVISION II KENSTON SECTIONAL

Team results: 1. Louisville 224; 2. Padua 207; 3. Woodridge 159; 4. Bay 144; 5. Hubbard 123.5; 6. Ashtabula Edgewood 111.5; 7. Kenston 106; 8. University School 100.5; 9. Lutheran West 92.5; 10. Chardon ND-CL 61; 11. Rocky River 53.5; 12. Bedford 47; 13. Kent Roosevelt 45; 14. Brookside 40.

Championships

106: Otero (Lutheran West) tech. fall Balla (Hubbard), 17-2. 113: Ka. Barker (Louisville) pin Genovese (Woodridge), 3:13. 120: Rocco (Bay) maj. dec. Rhoads (Louisville), 13-0. 126: Ko. Barker (Louisville) pin Jackson (Bedford), 3:42. 132: Duniec (Padua) pin Criss (Louisville), 4:56. 138: Duniec (Padua) dec. Nezbeth (Louisville), 6-1. 144: Seaman (Louisville) dec. Luciano (Padua), 4-2. 150: Thomas (Lutheran West) pin May (Bay), 3:43. 157: Vencill (Edgewood) tech. fall Edwards (Roosevelt), 23-5. 165: Shaw-Mason (Padua) won by forfeit over Schiefferle (Rocky River). 175: Duffy (Woodridge) pin Lucas (Edgewood), 5:35. 190: Hackwelder (Hubbard) tech. fall Capretto (Bay), 17-2. 215: Wheatley (NDCL) pin Malone (Bedford), 3:10. 285: Bowser (Hubbard) pin Doyle (Kenston), 2:36.

DIVISION II NORTHWEST SECTIONAL

Team results: 1. Buckeye 287; 2. Canton South 197.5; 3. Canfield 152; 4. Northwest 114; 5. CVCA 111.5; 6. Revere 109; 7. Norton 103; 8. Poland 99.5; 9. Copley 69.5; 10. Hoban 66; 11. Shaw 56; 12. Coventry 43; 13. Cle. Villa Angela-St. Joseph 38; 14. Warrensville Heights 7.

Championships

106: Prosperi (South) pin Orndorff (Coventry), 2:44. 113: Bartos (Buckeye) tech. fall Tello (South), 16-0. 120: Limbert (Buckeye) pin Czarnecki (CVCA), 3:41. 126: Childers (Copley) pin Wolfe (Northwest), 4:39. 132: Hart (CVCA) maj. dec. Reid (Buckeye), 11-1. 138: Scharrer (Canfield) dec. McKee (Buckeye), 7-6. 144: Beckett (Buckeye) tech. fall Snyder (Poland), 17-1. 150: Jones (Revere) dec. Brunst (Buckeye), 6-4. 157: King (Buckeye) won by forfeit over Pugh (South). 165: Badiu (Buckeye) dec. Nixon (Copley), 7-3. 175: Oslin (Poland) dec. Miller (Canfield), 4-0. 190: Neitenbach (Buckeye) pin Deyampert (Shaw), 0:47. 215: Satterfield (Northwest) dec. Gunkleman (Buckeye), 5-1. 285: Luce (Canfield) won by forfeit over Feister (Hoban).

DIVISION II STVM SECTIONAL

Team results: 1. West Geauga 210; 2. Cle. Benedictine 205; 3. St. Vincent-St. Mary 195.5; 4. Streetsboro 188.5; 5. Springfield 98; 6. Jefferson 97; 7. Harvey 73; 8. Geneva 71; 9. Ravenna 56; 10. Hawken 36; 11. East 12; 12. Chaney 3.

Championships

106: Walker (Streetsboro) tech. fall Daugherty (STVM), 22-7. 113: Carone (Streetsboro) tech. fall Alford (Springfield), 15-0. 120: Sindelar (Streetsboro) dec. Osborne (STVM), 10-6. 126: Coffin (Benedictine) dec. Joltin (West Geauga), 7-4. 132: Jones (Benedictine) pin Leon (Springfield), 1:17. 138: Wade (STVM) maj. dec. Wargo (Streetsboro), 19-7. 144: Hobbs (Benedictine) pin Dunlap (STVM), 3:32. 150: Klimak (Streetsboro) dec. Bartlett (West Geauga), 3-1. 157: Denamen (West Geauga) dec. Hurley (STVM), 4-3. 165: Clayton (STVM) pin Artino (West Geauga), 4:29. 175: Maloney (Benedictine) maj. dec. Heath (STVM), 13-5. 190: Webster (Jefferson) pin Davis (Ravenna), 5:43. 215: Vanscoy (STVM) pin Welker (West Geauga), 3:27. 285: Greenberg (Hawken) pin Johnson (Benedictine), 2:38.

DIVISION II WEST BRANCH SECTIONAL

Team results: 1. Salem 208; 2. Madison 169; 3. Marlington 169; 4. Howland 157.5; 5. Cloverleaf 149.5; 6. Alliance 129.5; 7. Girard 90.5; 8. Field 83.5; 9. Holy Name 70; 10. Firelands 64.5; 11. West Branch 62; 12. Orange 60; 13. Tallmadge 35; 14. Cle. Garrett Morgan 6.

Championships

106: Carpenter (Girard) dec. Mitchell (Marlington), 7-2. 113: Bean (Marlington) pin Kelly (Holy Name), 2:57. 120: O`Donnell (Howland) tech. fall Kuboff (Salem), 17-2. 126: Harrison (Madison) dec. Stanley (Marlington), 5-2. 132: Heckman (Howland) won by injury default over Ca. Burt (Salem). 138: Cy. Burt (Salem) maj. dec. Mock (Howland), 11-3. 144: Kana (Salem) dec. Hill (Marlington), 6-2. 150: Craddock (Cloverleaf) pin German (Salem), 3:52. 157: Siler (Madison) dec. Jarvis (Cloverleaf), 8-2. 165: Callock (Alliance) dec. Blough (Madison), 5-2. 175: Stecker (Salem) pin Riley (Field), 1:45. 190: Eddy (Alliance) pin Mijavec (Howland), 1:05. 215: Griffith (Girard) pin Hang (West Branch), 5:42. 285: Mozden (Alliance) pin Shores (Cloverleaf), 5:49.

DIVISION III BEACHWOOD SECTIONAL

Team results: 1. Mentor Lake Catholic 203; 2. Manchester 183; 3. Trinity 133; 4. Black River 125; 5. Mogadore 123.5; 6. Cuyahoga Heights 113; 7. Chagrin Falls 100.5; 8. Rittman 98; 9. Columbia 92; 10. Independence 78; 11. Ashtabula St. John 75; 12. Beachwood 46; 13. Cleveland Central Catholic 24.

Championships

106: Williams (Trinity) dec. Frye (Columbia), 2-1. 113: Slack (MLC) pin Mooney (Cuyahoga Hts.), 5:16. 120: Pikor (MLC) won by forfeit over Pearson (Trinity). 126: E. Kusmits (Manchester) dec. Kucia (Cuyahoga Hts.), 8-1. 132: Romano (MLC) pin T. Kusmits (Manchester), 0:47. 138: McGuire (Rittman) dec. Partin (Manchester), 10-7. 144: Moore (Manchester) maj. dec. Fritz (Chagrin), 10-0. 150: Greenwood (Beachwood) maj. dec. Banies (Trinity), 11-2. 157: Plum (Mogadore) pin Piccirillo (St. John), 3:58. 165: Meade (Manchester) pin McClintock (Chagrin), 1:49. 175: Bruce-Bey (Trinity) dec. Heath (St. John), 9-3. 190: Metheney (Rittman) dec. Carter (Trinity), 3-2. 215: Zmorowski (MLC) pin Reed (Cuyahoga Hts.), 0:43. 285: McKean (Black River) pin Bowling (Columbia), 1:13.

DIVISION III ROOTSTOWN SECTIONAL

Team results: 1. Rootstown 257.5; 2. Southern 150; 3. Crestwood 141.5; 4. Chippewa 128.5; 5. United 122.5; 6. Loudonville 119; 7. Jackson-Milton 112; 8. Clearview 106; 9. Norwayne 80; 10. Western Reserve 65; 11. Elyria Catholic 58; 12. Canton Central Catholic 41; 13. St. Thomas Aquinas 35; 14. East Palestine 30; 15. Wellsville 12; 16. Triway 7.

Championships

106: R. Wrobel (Crestwood) dec. Harshbarger (Southern), 8-3. 113: Montanez (Clearview) dec. Ely (Rootstown), 5-2. 120: McEwuen (Rootstown) won by default over Pierce (Chippewa). 126: J. Wrobel (Crestwood) won by default over Garcia (Clearview). 132: Malek (Rootstown) pin Casto (United), 3:22. 138: Lee (Rootstown) dec. Moreno (Chippewa), 3-1 (OT). 144: Paulus (Rootstown) pin Wittel (Loudonville), 0:36. 150: Duvall (Rootstown) dec. Rennecker (Crestwood), 9-5. 157: McKibben (Rootstown) tech. fall Longo (Clearview), 15-0. 165: Youngblood (Rootstown) pin Weiser (Loudonville), 5:03. 175: Bissenbach (Southern) dec. Miller (Chippewa), 4-2. 190: Bailey (Southern) dec. Garcia (Elyria Catholic), 7-5. 215: McIntyre (Crestwood) won by default over Petit (Chippewa). 285: McCracken (United) pin Lower (Chippewa), 1:49.

BOYS SWIMMING

DIVISION I STATE FINALS

200-yard medley relay: 1. St. Charles 1:29.53. 200 freestyle: 1. McMullan (St. Xavier) 1:36.13. 200 IM: 1. Payne (Sidney) 1:48.77. 50 free: 1. Lloyd (St. Charles) 20.28. 100 butterfly: 1. Ward (St. Xavier) 48.33. 100 freestyle: 1. McMullan (St. Xavier) 43.67. 500 freestyle: 1. Manning (Beavercreek) 4:30.12. 200 freestyle relay: 1. St. Xavier 1:21.30. 100 backstroke: 1. Payne (Sidney) 47.68. 100 breaststroke: 1. Carpenter (St. Charles) 54.31. 400 freestyle relay: 1. St. Xavier 3:01.01.

GIRLS SWIMMING

DIVISION I STATE FINALS

200-yard medley relay: 1. Upper Arlington 1:42.82. 200 freestyle: 1. Leonard (Dublin Jerome) 1:49.87. 200 IM: 1. Brown (Dublin Coffman) 1:57.27. 50 free: 1. Hollingsworth (Upper Arlington) 22.69. 100 butterfly: 1. Brown (Dublin Coffman) 52.69. 100 freestyle: 1. Rudowski (Kings) 50.35. 500 freestyle: 1. Leonard (Dublin Jerome) 4:52.77. 200 freestyle relay: 1. Upper Arlington 1:32.76. 100 backstroke: 1. Schweikert (Kings) 54.79. 100 breaststroke: 1. Peltcs (Hilliard Darby) 1:02.73. 400 freestyle relay: 1. Upper Arlington 3:26.31.

GIRLS BOWLING

Division II Northeast district

Note: The top four teams advance to state.

Team results: 1. Struthers 3,798; 2. Triway 3,683; 3. Fairport Harding 3,634; 4. Rootstown 3,616; 5. LaBrae 3,485; 6. Garrettsville 3,445; 7. Fireland 3,402; 8. East Canton 3,379; 9. Open Door Christian 3,369; 10. Edgewood 3,210; 11. Wickliffe 3,163; 12. Wellington 2,919; 13. Lakeview 2,865; 14. Elyria Catholic 2,851; 15. Crestview 2,842.

Friday's high school results: Hoban, Green, Mogadore boys basketball win; STVM girls roll

BOYS BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS

• HOBAN 75, YOUNGSTOWN CHANEY 49 Senior Jonas Nichols and junior Kenny Scott scored 13 points apiece as reigning Division I state champion Hoban (15-7) concluded its regular-season schedule with a win over visiting Chaney (7-11). Senior Joey Hardman scored 10 points and freshman John Johnson added eight points for the Knights, who received scoring from 13 players. Austin Brown scored 21 points for Chaney.

• GREEN 69, UNIVERSITY 60 Seniors Jarrett Taylor, Brady Rollyson and Samino Manson powered the host Bulldogs (17-5) past the Preppers (10-12). Taylor led all scorers with 26 points, Rollyson contributed 21 and Manson finished with 10. University’s Justin Belcher scored 22 points.

• MOGADORE 53, LAKE CENTER CHRISTIAN 42 The Wildcats (19-3, 9-1) finished alone atop the Portage Trail Conference standings with a victory over the Tigers (15-7, 6-4). Senior Corey Lehner scored 17 points, senior Layne Miller added 14 and senior Lucas Butler finished with eight.

• TWINSBURG 55, AURORA 52 Senior Sean Cleveland scored 14 points and senior Joshua Lee added 12 points to lead the host Tigers (11-11) past the Greenmen (12-10). Twinsburg’s Cam Wilkerson contributed nine points and Cam Patterson finished with eight.

• FIRESTONE 67, NORTON 57 Senior Lamar Dampier surpassed 1,000 career points to lead the visiting Falcons (6-16) to a win over the Metro Athletic Conference champion Panthers (18-3). Dampier finished with 24 points and freshman Kamauri Gregory scored 15 points for Firestone. Johnathan White, Azekiel Al-Amin, Jordan Dampier and Maurice Smith scored six points apiece for the Falcons. Panthers senior Lucas Dobbins paced Norton with 17 points and sophomore Isaac Hunter had 10 points.

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GIRLS BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS

• ST. VINCENT-ST. MARY 98, CLE. LINCOLN WEST 9 The host Irish (19-5) topped the Wolverines (0-11) to advance to a district semifinal in Division II, Northeast 3. Denni Lawrence (16 points), Erica King (15), Melania Cornute (14), Laila Fleetwood (13) and Kendal Batchik (eight) led STVM.

• — Compiled by Michael Beaven

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BOX SCORES

BOYS BASKETBALL

FIRESTONE 67, NORTON 57

FRESTONE (6-16): L. Dampier 24, White 6, Al-Amin 6, Gregory 15, Foster 4, J. Dampier 6, Smith 6.

NORTON (18-3): Hunter 10, Willis 2, Duncan 4, Abernathy 3, Hardy 7, Lewis 7, Bowman 7, Dobbins 17, Willig 2.

Firestone - 14 - 20 - 15 - 18 — 67

Norton - 12 - 15 - 14 - 16 — 57

HOBAN 75, YOUNG. CHANEY 49

CHANEY (7-11): Brown 8 0-0 21, Smith 2 0-0 4, Holomb 1 0-0 2, Ferrell 1 0-0 3, Thompson 2 7-12 11, Jones 1 0-0 2, C.Scott 1 0-0 2, Carter 2 0-0 4. Totals: 19 7-12 49.

HOBAN (15-7): Nichols 6 0-2 13, Johnson 2 3-4 8, Mazzola 1 2-4 4, Hardman 4 0-2 10, K.Scott 6 1-1 13, McCarthy 2 0-0 5, Lucey 2 0-0 4, Karhoff 2 0-0 4, Shadeed 1 0-0 3, Yukich 1 0-0 2, J.Greer 2 0-0 4, S.Greer 1 0-0 2, Hamilton 1 0-0 3. Totals: 31 6-13 75.

Chaney - 11 - 18 - 11 - 9 — 49

Hoban - 14 - 23 - 17 - 21 — 75

3-pointers: Brown 5, Hardman 2, Ferrell, Nichols, Johnson, McCarthy, Shadeed.

GREEN 69, UNIVERSITY 60

UNIVERSITY (10-12): Belcher 10 0-2 22, Longdon 6 2-2 19, Nelson 2 0-0 6, Dias 1 0-0 3, Malone 1 0-0 3, Nalla 1 0-0 3, Brennan 1 0-0 2, Abboud 1 0-0 2. Totals: 22 2-4 60.

GREEN (17-5): Taylor 9 7-10 26, Rollyson 7 7-9 21, Manson 3 2-2 10, Jansen 2 0-0 4, Fortunado 2 0-0 4, Bitong 1 0-0 2, Dubarvets 0 2-2 2. Totals: 24 18-23 69.

University - 14 - 8 - 17 - 21 — 60

Green - 13 - 23 - 18 - 15 — 69

3-pointers: Longdon 5, Nelson 2, Belcher 2, Manson 2, Taylor, Nalla, Malone, Diaz.

MOGADORE 53, LAKE CENTER CHRISTIAN 42

MOGADORE (19-3, 9-1): Lehner 7 2-2 17, Miller 6 1-1 14, Buso 2 1-2 5, Graham 2 0-0 4, Butler 3 0-0 8, Stephenson 2 1-2 5. Totals: 22 5-7 53.

LAKE CENTER (15-7, 6-4): Coblentz 1 0-0 2, Warder 3 0-0 6, Underwood 1 0-0 2, Zook 1 0-0 3, Norman 8 1-2 19, Miller 2 0-0 4, Lynch 3 0-0 6. Totals: 19 1-2 42.

Mogadore - 15 - 17 - 6 - 15 — 53

LCC - 11 - 7 - 7 - 17 — 42

3-pointers: Butler 2, Norman 2, Zook, Lehner.

LAKE 57, AUSTINTOWN FITCH 50

FITCH (12-10): Finkley 7 0-0 15, Vaughn 5 0-0 13, Hill 3 2-3 9, Owens 3 0-0 9, Giles 2 0-1 4. Totals: 20 2-4 50.

LAKE (5-16): Casenhiser 8 7-8 24, Koehl 1 0-0 3, Coffield 6 4-5 16 Salzwimmer 2 2-2 6, Gullett 3 0-0 8. Totals: 20 13-15 57.

Fitch - 15 - 2 - 15 - 18 — 50

Lake - 12 - 10 - 15 - 20 — 57

3-pointers: Owens 3, Vaughn 3, Gullet 2, Hill, Koehl, Casenhiser, Finkley.

TWINSBURG 55, AURORA 52

TWINSBURG (11-11): Patton 0-5-5, Lee 4-0-12, Patterson 3-0-8, Burge 2-0-5, Wilkerson 4-1-9, Logan 1-0-2, Cleveland 6-0-14. Totals: 20-6-55.

AURORA (12-10): Lukasik 1-0-3, Pannetti 5-2-13, Habbyshaw 7-0-15, Harrell 2-2-6, Carnahan 6-3-15. Totals: 21-7-52.

Twinsburg - 6 - 17 - 15 - 17 — 55

Aurora - 11 - 16 - 11 - 14 — 52

3-pointers: Lee 4, Cleveland 2, Burge, Lukasik, Pannetti, Habbyshaw.

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GIRLS BASKETBALL

OHSAA TOURNAMENT

ST. VINCENT-ST. MARY 98, CLE. LINCOLN WEST 9

Division II, Northeast 3 sectional final

LINCOLN WEST (0-11): Beard 1-0-3, Willis 2-0-6. Totals: 3 0-0 9.

STVM (19-5): Lawrence 8-0-16, King 7-0-15, Cornute 6-1-14, Fleetwood 6-1-13, Batchik 3-2-8, Smith 2-2-7, Wallace 3-0-7, Young 2-2-6, Thompson 3-0-6, Moss 2-0-4, Cotton 1-0-2. Totals: 42 8-10 98

Lincoln West - 0 - 0 - 6 - 3 — 9

STVM - 44 - 28 - 20 - 2 — 98

3-pointers: Willis 2, Beard, Cornute, Smith, King, Wallace.

BOYS BOWLING

NORTHEAST DIVISION II DISTRICT

Top four teams and top four individuals not on a qualifying team advance to state

Team Results: 1. Coventry 4,293; 2. Warren Champion 4,138; 3. McDonald 4,085; 4. United 4,053; 5. Cuyahoga Heights 3,988; 6. Lorain Clearview 3,974; 7. Rootstown 3,943; 8. Lutheran West 3,870; 9. Leavittsburg Labrae 3,844; 10. Cle. Benedictine 3,827; 11. Triway 3,813; 12. Jefferson Area 3,809; 13. Springfield 3,796; 14. Cle. VA-SJ 3,566; 15. Open Door 3,535; 16. Struthers 3,460; 17. Columbiana Crestview 3,449.

Thursday's high school results: Ellet, Hoban, Hudson girls basketball win OHSAA sectional titles

GIRLS BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS

• HUDSON 68, MADISON 40 Junior Paige Sutton scored 17 points to lead 39th seeded Hudson (11-13) to a win over 14th seeded Madison (18-5) in a Division I, Northeast 3 sectional final Thursday night.

• Sophomore Abby Henderson scored 13 points as Hudson built leads of 16-11 by the end of the first quarter and 40-16 at halftime. Junior Corinne Stearns contributed 11 points and senior twin sisters Ella Kordos and Madi Kordos scored nine points apiece as the Explorers advanced to face Medina in a district semifinal at 7:30 pm. Tuesday at Ravenna.

• “It really was a total team effort,” Hudson coach Dennis Lawler said. “Defensively, Madi Kordos, Elora Beh, Abby Henderson and Addie Lawton really helped shut down their best player Zoe Delaganis and then we had the balanced scoring on offense.

• “Paige Sutton and Abby Henderson had monster rebounding nights. We had everyone really step up tonight. They are having fun playing for each other and wanting each other to have success. Our league has gotten us ready for the postseason."

• Claire Wakim paced Madison with 14 points and Delaganis finished with six points.

• MEDINA 69, WOOSTER 26 The host Bees (20-4) dispatched the Generals (5-18) in a Division I, Northeast 3 sectional final. Medina’s leading scorers were senior Izzy Kurka (18 points), junior Olivia Klanac (15 points), sophomore Addison Shook (11) and sophomore Vivian Kelps (six).

• HOBAN 65, VALLEY FORGE 12 Senior Mackenzie Edingburgh scored 14 points and sophomore Niera Stevens added 10 points to lead the host Knights (18-3) past the Patriots (2-21) in a Division I, Northeast 3 sectional final.  Makenzie Grant, Finley Kennedy and Zoey Hodge scored eight points apiece for Hoban, who will meet Ellet in a district semifinal at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Ravenna.

• ELLET 56, AVON 32 Junior Caitlyn Holmes scored 26 points to lead host Ellet (17-6) over Avon (13-11) in a Division I, Northeast 3 sectional final. Ellet’s Sanaiiya Gray finished with 13 points and 10 rebounds, Jaeda Tavares scored seven points and Royalty Crooks had six points.

• LAKE 61, HATHAWAY BROWN 17 Serenitee Johnson scored 20 points and Paige Marshall added 16 points to lead the host Blue Streaks (21-2) over the Blazers (7-15) in Division I, Northeast 2 sectional final. Lake’s Sydney Hedrick contributed 10 points and Hayden Croyle had nine points.

• HIGHLAND 43, AMHERST STEELE 35 Kennedy Morgan scored 17 points and Rowan Kildoo added 10 points to guide the host Hornets (17-7) past the Comets (13-11) in a Division I, Northeast 2 sectional final. Highland’s Emily Miller contributed six points.

• — Compiled by Michael Beaven

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BOX SCORES

GIRLS BASKETBALL OHSAA TOURNAMENT

LAKE 61, HATHAWAY BROWN 17

Division I, Northeast 2 sectional final

HATHAWAY BROWN (7-15): Kennedy 2 1-2 5, Ha 0 1-2 1, Morgan 3 0-0 7, Castellanos 2 0-0 4, Raiz 0 0-0 0. Totals: 7 2-4 17.

LAKE (21-2): Anderson 1 1-2 3, Marshall 8 0-0 16, Horning 0 1-2 1, Johnson 9 0-0 20, Croyle 3 2-4 9, Hedrick 4 2-2 10, Eckles 1 0-0 2. Totals: 26 6-10 61.

Hathaway Brown - 6 - 8 - 2 - 1 — 17

Lake - 23 - 11 - 14 - 13 — 61

3-pointers: Johnson 2, Croyle, Morgan.

HIGHLAND 43, AMHERST STEELE 35

Division I, Northeast 2 sectional final

AMHERST STEELE (13-11): Daemos 1 0-0 2, Kelley 5 0-0 12, Ferancy 5 5-6 16, Silvany 2 0-0 5, N.Pleban 0 0-0 0. Totals: 13 5-6 35.

HIGHLAND (17-7): Kildoo 3 2-3 10, Morgan 4 6-7 17, VanKirk 0 4-4 4, Miller 2 2-4 6, Pallante 0 2-2 2, Shondel 2 0-0 4. Totals: 11 16-20 43.

Amherst Steele - 9 - 13 - 8 - 5 — 35

Highland - 16 - 7 - 13 - 13 — 43

3-pointers: Morgan 3, Kelley 2, Kildoo 2, Silvany, Ferancy.

HOBAN 65, VALLEY FORGE 12

Division I, Northeast 3 sectional final

VALLEY FORGE (2-21): Patrich 2-0-6, Rzeczychi 1-0-2, Hoang 2-0-4, Kercher 0-0-0, Yeager 0-0-0. Totals: 5-0-12.

HOBAN (18-3): Grant 2-4-8, Golden 0-1-1, Harris 2-0-4, Kennedy 3-1-8, Edingburgh 5-1-14, Hodge 3-1-8, Stevens 5-0-10, Pooler 1-0-2, Albertson 1-2-4, Wiedt 2-0-4, Vowles 1-0-2. Totals: 25-10-65.

Valley Forge - 5 - 0 - 5 - 2 — 12

Hoban - 19 - 27 - 8 - 11 — 65

3-pointers: Edingburgh 3, Patrich 2, Hodge, Kennedy. Fouls: Valley Forge 10-5. Rebounds: Valley Forge 17 (Hoang 5), Hoban 30 (Stevens 7).

ELLET 56, AVON 32

Division I, Northeast 3 sectional final

AVON (13-11): Fitch 3-0-6, Drenik 3-1-7, Holbrook 3-1-9, Owens 4-1-10, Pagan 0-0-0. Totals: 13 4-5 32.

ELLET (17-6): Holmes 9-5-26, Singletary 1-0-2, Williams 1-0-2, Tavares 3-0-7, Crooks 2-0-6, Gray 5-1-13. Totals: 21 6-8 56.

Avon - 7 - 10 - 8 - 7 — 32

Ellet - 10 - 14 - 24 - 8 — 56

3-pointers: Holmes 3, Crooks 2, Gray 2, Tavares, Owens, Holbrook. Fouls: 11-11. Rebounds: Avon 33 (Drenik 10), Ellet 23 (Gray 10). Turnovers: Avon 23-10.

MEDINA 69, WOOSTER 26

Division I, Northeast 3 sectional final

WOOSTER (5-18): Hackett 0 4-4 4, Ritchie 1 0-0 2, Kestohryz 1 1-2 3, Wright 1 1-2 3, Pettorini 3 5-6 14. Totals: 6 11-14 26.

MEDINA (20-4): Kollar 1 2-2 4, Johnson 2 0-0 4, Klanac 5 2-3 15, Hipp 0 3-4 3, Kurka 7 1-2 18, Gilbert 2 0-0 5, Dress 1 0-0 3, Kelps 3 0-0 6, Shook 5 0-0 11. Totals: 26 8-11 69.

Wooster - 8 - 7 - 3 - 8 — 26

Medina - 19 - 29 - 15 - 6 — 69

3-pointers: Pettorini 3, Kurka 3, Klanac 3, Dress, Gilbert. Fouls: Medina 19-18.

HUDSON 68, MADISON 40

Division I, Northeast 3 sectional final

HUDSON (11-13): Stearns 5-0-11, E.Kordos 4-0-9, M.Kordos 3-0-9, Meacham 1-0-2, McCormick 2-0-4, Henderson 6-0-13, Pinson 1-0-3, Sutton 8-1-17. Totals: 30-1-68.

MADISON (18-5): Sorber 3-0-6, Wakim 6-1-14, Delaganis 3-0-6, Smith 3-1-7, Snider 2-0-5, Larmarco 1-0-2. Totals: 18-2-40.

Hudson - 16 - 24 - 12 - 16 — 68

Madison - 11 - 5 - 17 - 7 — 40

3-pointers: M.Kordos 3, Wakin, Stearns, E.Kordos, Henderson, Pinson, Smith. Fouls: Hudson 9-7.

OLMSTED FALLS 63, KENT ROOSEVELT 29

Division I, Northeast 6 sectional final

ROOSEVELT: Banks 1 0-0 2, Nash 2 0-0 6, Wills 1 0-0 2, Taylor 1 0-0 2, C.VanDamme 6 3-4 15, Crawford 1 0-0 2. Totals: 12-35 3-4 29.

OLMSTED FALLS: Delisio 4 2-2 12, Mahoney 0 1-2 1, Cameron 7 0-0 16, Timura 0 1-2 1, Simon 3 1-1 8, Schaefer 2 4-5 8, Scina 1 0-0 2, Largent 1 2-3 4, Nagy 1 0-0 3, Wolanin 3 0-0 8. Totals: 22-45 11-15 63.

Roosevelt - 4 - 15 - 4 - 6 — 29

Olmsted Falls - 28 - 16 - 14 - 5 — 63

3-pointers: Delisio 2, Cameron 2, Nash 2, Wolanin 2, Simon, Nagy. Fouls: Roosevelt 9-5. Rebounds: Kent Roosevelt 24 (C.VanDamme 8), Olmsted Falls 20 (Delisio 5, Wolanin 5). Turnovers: Kent Roosevelt 22-8.

Wednesday's high school results: Barberton boys basketball defeats CVCA in showdown of league champs

WEDNESDAY'S BOYS BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS

• BARBERTON 49, CVCA 47 Junior De’Arion Holley made a jumper off a pass from senior Mike Jones with 3.2 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter Wednesday night to give the host Magics (19-3) a win over the Royals (20-2) in a meeting of league champions.

• Holley scored all of his eight points in the final five minutes after he felt discomfort in a knee during the first two minutes of the game. He also had five rebounds, three assists, two steals and two blocks in about 15 to 16 minutes instead of his usual 28 to 30 minutes.

• “Our whole team stepped up very well,” Holley said. “The bench came in and did really well. Credit to Mike Jones, Cory Martin, Xzavier Macon and Mark Tavanello. I was able to come in and score when it mattered.”

• Senior Robert Davis totaled nine points, six rebounds and three assists for Barberton, the Suburban League American Conference champion. Davis did a celebratory cartwheel and backflip near midcourt after CVCA missed an off-balance shot as time expired.

• “We played well,” Davis said. “De’Arion Holley made a clutch mid-range jumper to get us the win. That team is a nice team. We all came to play today as a team.”

• Barberton junior Kameryn Kennerly had nine points and three blocks. Magics junior Kardiay Tyler finished with eight points, four rebounds, three assists and four steals. Jones had seven points, eight rebounds, four steals and three assists and senior Kenny Larry scored four points.

• “This was a big game,” Kennerly said. “They are a really good team, but we knew that we could come in and win this game today. I feel like everybody played their role. The starters played well and the bench played well. This is a big win.”

• Added Tyler: “We played way harder as the game progressed, diving on the ground, hustling and getting physical. ... We were all on the same page as a team.”

• Senior LaVelle Sharp Jr. scored 15 points and had four assists to pace CVCA, the Principals Athletic Conference champion. Junior Niles Nuru scored 10 points and sophomore Charley Levak had eight points, five assists and two steals.

• “This felt like a playoff game,” Barberton coach Chad Hazard said. “These are two teams that have talented players and have won close games. You don’t go 20-2 without being really a united unit. They are well coached. They have really high IQ players. Their guard play is really good. LaVelle Sharp Jr. is a stud. Niles Nuru and Charley Levak are good. They are tough. They play hard.

• “It was an evenly matched game. It was kind of a coin flip. It could have gone either way, obviously. This is a great game to play at this point in the season because there is nothing to lose for either team. You are trying to gear up for the playoffs and you need a game like this. This was a complete team effort for us.”

• CVCA coach Matt Futch said the game was agreed to after each team had an open date.

• “The game was what it was designed for,” Futch said. “When we found out that Northside Christian canceled, I immediately looked at [assistant] coach Jack Greynolds Jr. and said, ‘Do you think Barberton will play?’ I knew they were looking for a game and it worked out.

• “... This was a great situation for us. They played physical and they played tough. Being off for over a week, we didn’t play our style and at our pace that we would like to play, but it was good for our guys to have this type of outcome because now you can’t have this outcome next week and going forward. This is a quality opponent.”

• Futch added that Barberton has “done a total 360” after being winless last season.

• “They have confidence in each other,” Futch said of Barberton. “With them playing tough, that is going to help us going into the playoffs.”

GIRLS BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS

• TALLMADGE 68, CLEVELAND MAX HAYES 21 Senior Sydney Becks, a Walsh University softball recruit, scored 22 points to lead host Tallmadge (15-8) in a Division II, Northeast 4 sectional semifinal. Tallmadge’s Ellie Gilliland scored nine points and Rae Pooler had eight points.

• COPLEY 68, BUCKEYE 27 Senior Izzy Callaway, a Walsh University basketball recruit, scored 20 points to guide host Copley (20-3) in a Division II, Northeast 4 sectional semifinal. Copley’s Audrey Parker contributed 13 points, Emily Kerekes scored nine points and Evelyn McKnight had eight points.

• ST. VINCENT-ST. MARY 75, EAST CLEVELAND SHAW 5 Senior Erica King, a Youngstown State basketball recruit, scored 14 points to lead the host Irish (18-5) in a Division II, Northeast 3 sectional semifinal. STVM’s other leading scorers were Kendal Batchik (10 points), Melania Cornute (nine) and Denni Lawrence (eight).

• CVCA 59, HAWKEN 20 Junior Joi Williams scored 22 points to lead the host Royals (19-4) in a Division II, Northeast 5 sectional semifinal. CVCA’s Audrey Haines added 10 points, Maddy Mague had nine and Elizabeth Fisher had eight.

• AURORA 64, PADUA 52 Senior Sam Stask scored 28 points to lead host Aurora (16-6) to a win in a Division II, Northeast 1 sectional semifinal.

• MOGADORE 69, MEDINA CHRISTIAN 15 Senior Brooklyn McIntyre scored 27 points to lead the host Wildcats (11-11) in Division IV, Northeast 3 sectional semifinal. Mogadore’s Ari Tompkins scored 18 points and Julie Tompkins had 10 points.

• — Compiled by Michael Beaven

BOX SCORES

GIRLS BASKETBALL OHSAA TOURNAMENT

AURORA 64, PADUA 52

Division II, Northeast 1 sectional

PADUA (8-15): Tonsing 2-0-4, Jaidah 3-2-8, Rypiak 4-2-11, Spade 8-2-19, Figliano 3-2-8, Hellman 1-0-2. Totals 21-8-52.

AURORA (16-6): Stask 9-4-28, Miller 3-4-10, Feckner 1-2-4, Manav 2-0-5, Unverferth 1-0-2, Witting 4-3-11, Zuelch 2-0-4. Totals 22-13-64.

Padua - 19 - 12 - 12 - 9 — 52

Aurora - 16 - 14 - 16 - 18 — 64

3-pointers: Stask 6, Manav, Rypiak, Spade.

ST. VINCENT-ST. MARY 75, EAST CLE. SHAW 5

Division II, Northeast 3 sectional

SHAW (2-16): Kent-Cox 2-0-5, D. Walker 0-0-0, S. Walker 0-0-0, Jackson 0-0-0, Rallings 0-0-0. Totals 2-0-5.

STVM (18-5): King 6-0-14, Batchik 4-0-10, Cornute 4-0-9, Lawrence 3-2-8, Young 3-0-6, Moss 3-0-6, Rogers-Williams 2-0-5, Smith 2-0-4, Cotton 2-0-4, Wallace 2-0-4, Fleetwood 1-1-3, Thompson 1-0-2. Totals 33-3-75.

Shaw - 0 - 0 - 0 - 5 — 5

STVM - 34 - 13 - 11 - 17 — 75

3-pointers: King 2, Batchik 2, Cornute, Rogers-Williams, Kent-Cox.

COPLEY 68, BUCKEYE 27

Division II, Northeast 4 sectional

BUCKEYE (2-21): Chovancova 2-0-4, Greer 1-0-2, Hudak 3-1-8, Kost 0-3-3, Metter 1-0-2, Czerwony 4-0-8. Totals 11-4-27.

COPLEY (20-3): Kaplack 0-2-2, Nlemczura 1-0-2, Callaway 9-1-20, Lane 2-0-4, Parker 5-2-13, McKnight 3-1-8, Van Voorhis 2-0-5, Kerekes 4-0-9, Ayoup 2-1-5. Totals 28-7-68.

Buckeye - 6 - 4 - 9 - 8 — 27

Copley - 23 - 26 - 13 - 6 — 68

3-pointers: Callaway, Parker, McKnight, Van Voorhis, Kerekes, Hudak. Rebounds: Buckeye 15 (Chovancova 5).

TALLMADGE 68, CLEVELAND MAX HAYES 21

Division II, Northeast 4 sectional

MAX HAYES (6-11): Williams 3-2-9, Caraballo 4-1-10, Feliciano 1-0-2, Rodriguez 0-0-0, Mercado 0-0-0. Totals 8-3-21.

TALLMADGE (15-8): Gray 1-0-2, Worthington 1-0-2, C. Pooler 1-1-3, Ickes 1-0-2, Gilliland 4-0-9, Logsdon 0-1-1, Nixon 1-0-2, Becks 9-0-22, R. Pooler 3-2-8, Martin 1-0-2, Caruso 3-0-6, Kroah 1-0-3, Huston 1-0-2, Agnewel 1-0-2, Messina 1-0-2. Totals 29-4-68.

Max Hayes - 6 - 5 - 3 - 7 — 21

Tallmadge - 31 - 17 - 11 - 9 — 68

3-pointers: Becks 4, Gilliland, Kroah, Williams, Caraballo.

STREETSBORO 88, CLE. EAST TECH 7

Division II, Northeast 5 sectional

CLE. EAST TECH (5-14): Hampton 2-3-7, Guyton 0-0-0, Kalenga 0-0-0, Pamplin 0-0-0, Reynolds 0-0-0. Totals 2-3-7.

STREETSBORO (19-4): Johnson-Wilson 1-0-2, Tiller 2-0-5, Taylor 1-2-5, Abbuhl 1-0-2, Hendon 2-0-4, Lilly 5-1-11, Epple 4-0-10, DeToro 4-0-8, Benson 5-1-11, Bodovetz 1-0-2, Kassan 3-0-7, Marcini 5-0-11. Totals 39-4-88.

East Tech - 0 - 2 - 0 - 5 — 7

Streetsboro - 21 - 30 - 15 - 22 — 88

3-pointers: Epple 2, Tiller, Taylor, Kassan, Marcini.

MOGADORE 69, MEDINA CHRISTIAN 15

Division IV, Northeast 3 sectional

MEDINA CHRISTIAN (7-11): Dorman 3-0-6, Hastings 1-0-2, Smith 1-0-2, Conwill 2-0-5, Lumpkin 0-0-0. Totals 7-0-15.

MOGADORE (11-11): J. Tompkins 4-0-10, Morris 2-4-8, McIntyre 12-1-27, A. Tompkins 8-0-18, Miller 1-0-2, Thomas 1-0-2. Totals 29-5-69.

Medina Christian - 4 - 4 - 5 - 2 — 15

Mogadore - 14 - 18 - 20 - 17 — 69

3-pointers: J. Tompkins 2, McIntyre 2, A. Tompkins 2, Conwill. Rebounds: Mogadore 26 (Morris 10).

CVCA 59, HAWKEN 20

Division II, Northeast 5 sectional

HAWKEN (3-20): Liu 1-0-3, Cicerini 3-1-7, Zuzindlak 2-0-4, Courtad 2-1-6. Totals 8-2-20.

CVCA (19-4): Williams 7-6-22, Fisher 3-0-8, Bronowski 1-1-3, Schroeter 2-0-4, Haines 4-2-10, Brown 1-0-2, Guinn 0-1-1, Mague 3-1-9. Totals 21-11-59.

Hawken - 5 - 5 - 5 - 5 — 20

CVCA - 24 - 9 - 11 - 15 — 59

3-pointers: Williams 2, Fisher 2, Mague 2, Liu, Courtad.

BOYS BASKETBALL

BARBERTON 49, CVCA 47

CVCA (20-2): Nuru 3-1-10, Sharpe 5-5-15, Harris 2-0-4, C. Levak 4-0-8, Collins 1-0-3, Kopec 1-0-2, Casalinova 1-0-3, R. Levak 1-0-2. Totals 18-6-47.

BARBERTON (19-3): Holley 4-0-8, Davis 4-1-9, Tyler 4-0-8, Martin 1-0-2, Macon 1-0-2, Kennerly 4-1-9, Larry 1-1-4, Jones 3-1-7. Totals 22-4-49.

CVCA - 16 - 9 - 10 - 12 — 47

Barberton - 17 - 7 - 15 - 10 — 49

3-pointers: Nuru 3, Larry, Collins, Casalinova. Fouls: CVCA 16-11. Rebounds: CVCA 18 (Harris 5); Barberton 28 (Jones 8).

GIRLS DIVING STATE FINALS

Division I top five individuals and locals: 1. Pfeil (Avon Lake) 454.35; 2. Mincey (Magnificat) 438.90; 3. Ness (Olentangy Orange) 435.05; 4. Frangos (Pickerington North) 422.80; 5. Vermilion (Upper Arlington) 419.20; 7. Mitzel (Jackson) 394.30; 12. Kloss (Hudson) 384.25.

Division II top five individuals: 1. Holtz (Chagrin Falls) 491.95; 2. Cashman (Napoleon) 444.90; 3. Borstelman (Napoleon) 398.10; 4. Festa (Indian Hill) 391.30; 5. Brown (Liberty Center) 378.70.

Tuesday's results: Hudson, Cuyahoga Falls, Manchester, Mogadore, Green win in boys basketball

BOYS BASKETBALL

• HUDSON 62, BRECKSVILLE 52 Sophomore Nathan Judy scored 21 points and sophomore Jayden Carlton added 19 points Tuesday night to lead the visiting Explorers (14-7, 8-6) to a win over the Suburban League National Conference champion Bees (17-4, 12-2).  Hudson has won four straight heading into Friday's Senior Night at home against Highland.

• “I am seeing togetherness,” Hudson coach Michael Brown said. “I thought our players stayed disciplined at both ends of the floor tonight. We have really been working on putting together four solid quarters and the past few weeks we have been doing that.”

• Brecksville senior Luke Skaljac, a Miami of Ohio recruit, scored 25 points.

• GREEN 59, ELLET 29 Senior Brady Rollyson scored 14 points and junior Anthony Fortunato scored 13 points to lead host Green (16-5) over Ellet (5-14). Bulldogs sophomore Sam Dubravetz added nine points.

• CUYAHOGA FALLS 65, FIRESTONE 56 Sophomore Hayden Johnson scored 25 points to lead visiting Falls (8-13) past Firestone (5-16). Falls senior Drew Huffman contributed 13 points and 17 rebounds. Freshman Kamauri Gregory paced the Falcons with 22 points and senior Brandon Foster had 10 points.

• MOGADORE 52, GARFIELD 44 The host Wildcats (18-3) topped the Rams (11-9) with three players scoring in figures: seniors Devin Graham (19 points), Layne Miller (15 points) and Corey Lehner (11 points).

• MANCHESTER 69, TUSLAW 41 The Panthers won their final regular-season home game in a gym they have called home since the 1960-1961 school year. Senior Brady Johnson scored 16 points, senior Logan Carr added 15 points and junior Landon Kieffer had eight points to lead Manchester (10-11, 7-7) past Tuslaw (0-22, 0-14) in a Principals Athletic Conference game.

• JACKSON 89, MEDINA 63 Cam Weekley scored 21 points to lead the visiting Polar Bears (17-4) past the Bees (11-10). Jackson's Kyle Monterrubio finished with 15 points and Cole Baker added 13 points.

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BOYS DIVING

• Division I state finals Dominic Roberto of Solon won the 1-meter championship with 591.75 points at C.T. Branin Natatorium in Canton. New Albany’s Hamish Patel placed second with 545.45 points and Solon’s Mitch Caldwell was third with 531.30 points. Jackson’s Levi Hellmann finished fifth with 508.7 points and Hudson’s Jack McDaniel took sixth with 500.55 points. Jackson’s Andon Haines was ninth with 442.75 points.

• Division II state finals Jackson Monus of Bexley won the title with 483.05 points at Branin. Bay’s Charles Vatolin finished second with 419.85 points and Bryan’s Kaedyn Ward was third with 408.3 points. Aurora’s Colten McCrae finished fourth with 392.3 points.

• — Compiled by Michael Beaven

BOYS BASKETBALL

GREEN 59, ELLET 29

ELLET (5-14): Dunn 2-1-7, Karim 2-3-7, Wnabuife 2-1-5, Harmon 2-0-4, Moledor 1-1-3, Harper 1-1-3. Totals 10-7-29.

GREEN (16-5): Rollyson 4-6-14, Ant. Fortunato 4-3-13, Dubravetz 3-0-9, Jansen 3-1-7, Taylor 3-0-6, Zajac 2-1-6, Ang. Fortunato 2-0-4. Totals 21-11-59.

Ellet - 3 - 9 - 3 - 14 — 29

Green - 21 - 23 - 10 - 5 — 59

3-pointers: Dubravetz 3, Ant. Fortunato 2, Dunn 2, Zajac.

MANCHESTER 69, TUSLAW 41

TUSLAW (0-22): Smith 8-5-21, Nash 4-2-10, Gleespen 1-0-2, Reinhart 2-1-6, Witzke 1-0-2. Totals 16-8-41.

MANCHESTER (10-12): Zuza 3-0-6, Cintron 1-1-3, Morgan 2-0-6, Johnson 7-1-16, Isakov 2-2-6, Carr 5-0-15, Galloway 1-1-3, Veppert 3-0-6, Kieffer 4-0-8. Totals 28-5-69.

Tuslaw - 7 - 7 - 13 - 14 — 41

Manchester - 19 - 15 - 22 - 13 — 69

3-pointers: Carr 5, Morgan 2, Johnson, Reinhart. Fouls: Manchester 14-7. Rebounds: Tuslaw 15 (Reinhart 5), Manchester 35 (Veppert 9).

MOGADORE 52, GARFIELD 44

GARFIELD (11-9): Walker 3-0-7, Wilson 4-2-14, Jackson 1-0-3, Brooks 4-2-10, Chapman 4-0-8, Mathews 1-0-2. Totals 17-4-44.

MOGADORE (18-3): Lehner 4-2-11, Miller 6-0-15, Graham 7-3-19, Butler 1-0-3, Stephenson 2-0-4. Totals 20-5-52.

Garfield - 16 - 9 - 4 - 15 — 44

Mogadore - 10 - 14 - 10 - 18 — 52

3-pointers: Wilson 4, Miller 3, Graham 2, Lehner, Butler, Walker, Jackson.

BOYS DIVING

Division I state tournament

Top five individuals and locals: 1. Roberto (Solon) 591.75; 2. Patel (New Albany) 545.45; 3. Caldwell (Solon) 531.30; 4. Madigan (Perrysburg) 527.90; 5. Hellmann (Jackson) 508.70; 6. McDaniel (Hudson) 500.55; 9. Haines (Jackson) 442.75; 14. Lozinak (North Royalton) 418.90; 16. Rousseau (Brecksville) 382.55.

Division II state tournament

Top five individuals: 1. Monus (Bexley) 483.05; 2. Vatolin (Bay) 419.85; 3. Ward (Bryan) 408.30; 4. McCrae (Aurora) 392.30; 5. Rastetter (Rocky River) 355.80.

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