Baseball
Columbia 20, Cleveland CC 0
ClevelandCC 000 00 — 0 0 2
Columbia 973 1x — 20 16 1
Columbia: Kalamasz 2h, 2r, 3RBI, Hall 2b, 2h, 2r, 2RBI.
WP: Sanders 8k; LP: Smith
Elyria Catholic 9, Vermilion 0
Vermilion 000 000 0 — 0 1 6
Elyria Cath. 103 005 0 — 9 6 1
Elyria Catholic: Hutter 2h; Vermilon: Mooney 1h
WP: Ellis; LP: Kearns
Records: Vermilion 0-1, Elyria Catholic 2-0
Avon 5, Avon Lake 4
Avon 200 003 x — 5 7 2
Avon Lake 001 003 0 — 4 8 0
Avon: Griffith 2h, Walters 2h, 1RBI, Ehrhardt 2RBI, HR; Avon “Lake: Lino 2h, 2RBI, Baker 2h, 1RBI
WP: Papay; LP: Soloff
Records: Avon 2-1 (1-1), Avon Lake 2-1
North Ridgeville 6, Amherst 1
Amherst 000 010 0 — 1 1 4
N.Ridgeville 021 021 x — 6 4 1
Amherst: Polonkay 1h, Schliesser 1bb, 1RBI; N. Ridgeville: Iezzi 1h, 2sb, Gipper 2B, 1RBI
WP: Bright (1-0) 5bb, 6k; LP: Mayer (0-1) 5bb, 6k
Records: Amherst 1-1, North Ridgeville 1-2
Open Door 13, Oberlin 1
Open Door (11)02 0x — 13 8 2
Oberlin 000 10 — 1 2 3
Open Door: Reaser HR, 3r, 2RBI, Olivencia 2r, 3RBI
WP: Toton 5k
New London 2, Clearview 1
Clearview 000 001 0 — 1 2 3
New London 000 001 1 — 2 4 3
New London: Gatzamer 1r, Green 1r, 1h; Clearview: Castillo 1h, Cruz 1h
WP: Ruggles 8k; LP: Robles 1k
Girls lacrosse
Westlake 13, Solon 7
Westlake 7 6 — 13
Solon 0 7 — 7
Westlake: Ratycz 1g, Karaffa 1g, Haghighi 1g, Rocco 1g, Alrahami 1g, Tomyszcuk 1g, Sabbath 1g, Johnson 1g.
Saves: Westlake, Kennedy 12
Softball
Magnificat 10, Oberlin 2
Amherst 5, St. Joseph 4
Amherst 110 000 3 — 5 6 1
St. Joseph 001 120 0 — 4 6 2
St. Joseph: Seokaren 2h, 2RBI, Dover HR; Amherst: Jackson 2h, Dorobek 2h.
WP: Dorobek; LP: Booth
Medina Buckeye 22, Bay 1
Bay 000 01 — 1 4 1
Buckeye 385 4x — 20 22 0
Bay: Steckel 2h
LP: Pierce 1bb, 1k
Westlake 19, Valley Forge 0
Westlake: Forshey 4h
WP: Garlauskas 8k
Midview 11, Columbia 1
Columbia 001 000 — 1 5 2
Midview 422 102 — 11 13 2
Midview: Tomasheski 3h, 2 2B, 3RBI, Ruoff 2h, 1RBI; Columbia: Anoil 2h, Heidecker 1h, 1RBI
WP: Willis 0bb, 8k; LP: Schulke 3bb, 2k
Records: Midview 1-0
Brookside 11, Avon 5
Brookside 124 100 3 — 11 12 2
Avon 104 000 0 — 5 7 0
Brookside: Bartlome 2h, 2RBI, Nader 3h, RBI, Clark 2h, 3RBI; Avon: Perry 1h, 1RBI
WP: Nader 7k; LP: Smith 6k
Records: Brookside 1-0, Avon 0-1
Boys tennis
Midview 3, Oberlin 2
North Olmsted 3, Brunswick 2
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