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AMHERST — A game that featured almost 1,200 yards of total offense came down to a matter of inches. Amherst safety Joey Tomaro stopped Berea-Midpark receiver Garrett Waite inches from the end zone on a fourth-and-goal play late in the game as →

High school football: Columbia rallies late against Buckeye but can't complete comeback

YORK TWP. — Those who left Edwin Steingass Field thinking the Buckeye football team had things in the bag with 4:26 remaining Friday missed one heck of an ending. While Columbia didn’t pull out the win, falling 38-35 in a Patriot →

High school football: Valley Forge's Mike Pappas and Matthias Chmielewski too much for Elyria Catholic

ELYRIA — Valley Forge used eight players in its multifaceted rushing attack, but it was the one-two punch of Mike Pappas and Matthias Chmielewski that proved to be too much for Elyria Catholic. Pappas rushed 20 times for 140 yards and two →

High school football: Avon defense comes up big when it counts as Eagles roll over Middies

EATON TWP. — Midview had Avon’s defense on its heels numerous times Friday night, but it was never able to put the Eagles on their back. The Middies drove inside the Avon 30-yard line on five of their six first-half drives, but managed →

High school football: Too many mistakes help keep Elyria winless

ELYRIA — It was another tough night for Sean Arno and his Elyria Pioneers on Friday night. Euclid, one of the better teams in Northeast Ohio, visited Elyria’s brand-spanking new stadium and quickly made a mess of things for the Pioneers →

High school football: Olmsted Falls' offense a challenge for North Ridgeville

NORTH RIDGEVILLE — Olmsted Falls’ triple-option offense provides a special challenge for opposing defenses, that much North Ridgeville coach Luke Durban knew. On Friday night, Durban found out that Bulldogs running back Jack Spellacy →

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Published on Sept. 21, 2018

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Published on Sept. 21, 2018 | Updated 10:04 a. m.

High school volleyball: Avon takes control of Southwestern Conference with sweep of Olmsted Falls

OLMSTED TWP. — Avon’s volleyball team faced a challenge to its hold on first place in the Southwestern Conference on Thursday. Well, in theory, anyway. On the court, it wasn’t that much of a test as the Eagles turned the highly →

Published on Sept. 21, 2018 | Updated 8:26 a. m.

High school football: Jimmy Schill wanted to play QB so badly he changed schools, won the job and now has Amherst off to a 4-0 start

When looking for a place to play quarterback, Jimmy Schill turned to the past. After being told he wouldn’t play offense his senior season at Elyria High, Schill decided to transfer to Amherst, where his love of the sport began in the Amherst →

Published on Sept. 20, 2018 | Updated 8:07 a. m.

Girls soccer: Amherst seizes control of opportunities in win over Avon Lake

AVON LAKE — Amherst didn’t need many opportunities, but as the old saying goes — quality trumps quantity. The Comets only recorded six shots against Avon Lake on Wednesday, but connected on their first three and held off the →

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Amherst's Kamryn Dziak commits to Georgia State

Published on Sept. 19, 2018 | Updated 8:11 a. m.

Amherst senior Kamryn Dziak was looking for a place to continue her basketball career that had a big city vibe, an up-and-coming basketball program and coaches who are supportive of her individual goals and desires. To make her dreams come true she →

Published on Sept. 19, 2018 | Updated 7:11 a. m.

Wellington's one-two punch knocks out Keystone in PAC Stars play

LAGRANGE — If senior Alexis Lehmkuhl and junior Jalen Gibbs play all year like they did Tuesday night at Keystone, Wellington’s volleyball team will be a force to be reckoned with. The two 6-footers combined for 26 block-kills in →

Published on Sept. 19, 2018 | Updated 7:06 a. m.

Lopsided loss in first game leads Amherst to fizzle against Westlake

WESTLAKE — After an un-Amherst-like first set, the Comets defense came to life to keep them alive against Westlake, but it just wasn’t enough as the Demons posted a 25-12, 26-24, 22-25, 25-22 Southwestern Conference win Tuesday night. →