2/5 Our Boys Basketball team improved to 13-3 (8-1 CVC) Friday night by defeating Harvey, 50-32. Photos vs. Harvey
Wrestlers In Crunch Time
The Kenston Wrestling team is beginning to look ahead to the most crucial part of the season. The Ohio State Wrestling Tournament. The Bomber Wrestlers have only a short amount of time before sectionals is upon them and that is the live or die tournament. With a winning record of 9-5, and a current CVC Championship underneath their belt, they are hoping to come out of sectionals with just as much success, if not more.
Mercyhurst Bound
February 3, 2010, was National Signing Day for high school athletes. It is the first day for a high school senior to sign a binding National Letter of Intent to play college football in the NCAA. This is especially relevant because Kenston's own Pat Behm has committed to play football for Mercyhurst College located in Erie, Pennslyvania. The two-year letterwinner will play linebacker for the Lakers, who finished with a 4-7 record last year in the Division II Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference. Mercyhurst is a small private liberal arts college with just over 4,000 undergraduate students. Pat said, "High school has been a good learning experience but I’m ready to move on and face new challenges."
Bombers closing in on CVC Chagrin title
Kenston hasn't officially slammed the door shut on the CVC Chagrin title yet, but let's just say the Bombers have not left much of a crack for the rest of the league to sneak through.
Senior guard Jeff Catlin scored 19 points, Jack Rolf added 10 and the Kenston defense allowed Chagrin Falls to reach double digits in only one of four quarters in a 46-38 win over the host Tigers on Tuesday.
The victory by the Bombers over their neighborhood rival not only avenged its only CVC loss of the year, it put Kenston in an almost insurmountable position to win the conference championship. In golf terms, if this was a match play event, look at it as the Bombers are up two with three to play.
You Pick The Game: Bombers' play down stretch secures win over Tigers
In the final three minutes in each of the first three quarters, Kenston struggled to score against Chagrin Falls.
However with the game on the line in the fourth quarter, the Bombers had no such problem.
Despite six second-half turnovers and 17 for the game, Kenston was able to beat the Tigers, 48-40, in a girls basketball game in Bainbridge Township.
Calling All Bombers!
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Sports Wrap
KHS 50 ~ Harvey 32
KHS 60 ~ Aurora 37
KHS 84 ~ Chagrin 99
KHS 50 ~ Chagrin 131
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