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1 day ago |
news-herald.com | Mark Perez-Krywany
LOUISVILLE — History hung in the balance for Kirtland on June 5, but Mother Nature had other plans. In the Hornets’ first baseball regional final in program history, heavy rain and thunderstorms from the south swooped in to delay their fate in the Division VI, Region 21 final. “There was rain and it kept thundering,” Kirtland coach Luke Smrdel said. (The rule states) 30 minutes after the last thunder. We were in a predicament. We would not have started until at least (6 p.m.).
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2 days ago |
morningjournal.com | Mark Perez-Krywany
COPLEY — Bay came into the postseason with a 6-10 record, but coach Victoria Budzyn was proud of how far her Rockets advanced in the postseason. “If you asked me halfway through the season, if we were going to be in the final four, I would have been very doubtful,” she said. The Rockets faced Hathaway Brown for the third consecutive year in the Division II State semifinal on June 4. Though they had their moments, history repeated itself, as the Blazers won in Copley, 16-8.
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3 days ago |
morningjournal.com | Mark Perez-Krywany
RICHFIELD — In a heavyweight clash at Revere, Wooster’s Liam Hardwood came up with the knockout blow June 3. In a Division II state semifinal, a late goal from the Lewis University commit put in the last-minute dagger goal — crushing Rocky River’s rally bid for a 10-8 Wooster victory. What a game 🔥 Harwood scores the final goal.
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3 days ago |
mahoningmatters.com | Mark Perez-Krywany
Bay rarely plays teams from Division II, Region 6 - that is, unless it's Hathaway Brown. The Rockets return to play in Copley for the second time in their playoff run, and they will meet the Blazers once again on June 4 in a Division II state semifinal. For the third straight season, Bay and Hathaway Brown will square off for the right to play in Columbus in the Division II state championship game. "It is a tale as old as time," Bay coach Victoria Budzyn said.
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3 days ago |
morningjournal.com | Mark Perez-Krywany
Bay rarely plays teams from Division II, Region 6 — that is, unless it’s Hathaway Brown. The Rockets return to play in Copley for the second time in their playoff run, and they will meet the Blazers once again on June 4 in a Division II state semifinal. For the third straight season, Bay and Hathaway Brown will square off for the right to play in Columbus in the Division II state championship game. “It is a tale as old as time,” Bay coach Victoria Budzyn said.
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