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Green’s Lucia Sveda finishes fifth at cross country state tournament
OBETZ — Green High School senior Lucia Sveda finished fifth in the Division II cross country state tournament Nov. 7 at Fortress Obetz. Sveda beat her school record by 20 seconds as she finished with a time of 17:52, which beats her record of 18:10. Green Cross Country Coach...
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Crestwood, Garfield runners take over podium at OHSAA state cross country
OBETZ — Madie Grace Gonczy and Piper Seibold crossed the finish line together one more time. Of course they did. Running side by side for a good chunk of their careers, the Crestwood seniors did it one last time in their final high school cross country race, finishing less than a second apart in the Division III state championship race. "Honestly, it was a goal going into this to finish together because it is our last race together, so we just wanted to push each other as best we could," said Seibold, who finished 21st in 18:58.2. "We were talking about it before the race, like, just stay with each other because we wanted to finish together because we're never going to get this opportunity again." Both made major jumps, with Seibold surging a minute from last year's state time (19:58.44) and Gonczy improving more than 40 seconds (from 19:43.89 to 18:57.6) to finish 20th. It was a fitting close to Gonczy's healthiest season yet. "I try to work on my nutrition, make sure I was fueling properly before and after practice, before races and then also just with my injuries, making sure I'm stretching before practice, after practice, before
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Boys State Soccer: Avon 2 wins away from repeat title
The only thing more difficult than winning a state championship in winning back-to-back state championships. Avon is one win away from having the chance to turn that dream into reality. The defending Division II state champion Eagles will face one of their toughest tests of the season tonight when they...
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LeBron James missed 83 days of fourth grade growing up in Akron; his foundation put $2 million into opening the I Promise School there
Years before he became one of the G.O.A.T.s, LeBron James was a kid with no stable home, no car to get him to class, and little reason to care about school.
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Hudson beats St. Ursula high school girls soccer state semifinal recap,
It's a new season, but the Hudson girls soccer team finds itself back in the same game. The Explorers beat Cincinnati St. Ursula 3-2 on Nov. 10 to advance to the Division II state championship. Up next is a Nov. 14 game against Bishop Watterson (18-1-2) after the Eagles beat Avon 4-0. The final will be at Crew Stadium and is slated for a 7 p.m. start. High School Sports Live on NFHS Network all year "We knew that's where we wanted to get to," Alyssa Maniar said. "We knew we fell short (in the state final) last year. We knew we could make it again, especially for us seniors. We have such a big class and wanted to extend our season as far as possible. We wanted to go out with intensity every single game in the playoffs." It'll be a rematch of last year's state semifinal won by Hudson 2-0. Maniar scored twice and Elliana Durachinsky were the heroes with goals for Hudson (21-0). Cameron Murdoch, Hannah Meese and Maniar added helpers. "This was by far our hardest competition," Durachinsky said. "But we really did all come together as a team and finished it off really strong." Follow
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BW alum returns for conversation on leadership, uncertainty and life after college
On Monday, November 9, BW alumnus Dr. Grant Gatschet will be back on campus for “The Road You Can’t See Yet: Leadership, Entrepreneurship, and Finding Your Way After College,” a conversation hosted by the Ohio Zeta chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon. Dr. Gatschet, a member of Sigma...
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LeBron James missed 83 days of fourth grade growing up in Akron; his foundation put $2 million into opening the I Promise School there
Years before he became one of the G.O.A.T.s, LeBron James was a kid with no stable home, no car to get him to class, and little reason to care about school.