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Sizzling in the sun: Rootstown wrestling excels at Disney Duals in Orlando
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he Rootstown Raider summer wrestling team recently competed in the AAU National Championship Duals Tournament, held June 11-17 at the ESPN Wild World of Sports Complex at Disney World in Orlando, Fla. At the Disney Duals, the team placed fourth in the nation in its division, bringing home Disney ESPN AAU medals. Pictured from left to right are (front row) Caleb Edwards, Brannon Simera, Christian Wayt, Dalton Leightner, Trent Duvall, Tyler Jenkins, Nicholas Chilson and Brad Trescott; (back row) Seth Hayes, Nathan Zurzolo, Graig Simera, Chris Langguth, Aubrey Lewis, Bruce George, Brad Crislip, Ryan Boyle, Craig Wise and Lance Linton.
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he 12th Annual Garrettsville Lions Club Punt, Pass & Kick Contest was held June 25 at the 2016 Garrettsville SummerFest. Winners were: 3 Year Old Male Division, Jesse Hatfield; 4 Year Old Male Division, Gage Barnard; 5 Year Old Female Division, Alyssa Hatfield; 7 Year Old Male Division, Gavin Barnard; 9 Year Old Female Division, Moriah Hatfield; 9 Year Old Male Division, Max Paul; 10 Year Old Male Division, Eric Geddes, Mateo DiSanza, Tommy Sheller; 10 Year Old Male Division, Elijah Hatfield (most accurate); 11 Year Old Male Division, Josh Ripley; 12 Year Old Male Division, Scottie Hatfield; 13 Year Old Male Division, Nate Ripley; 14 Year Old Male Division, Joe Golgosky; 15 Year Old Male Division, Chad Angermeier.
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he Brimfield ThunderGirls 8U coach-pitch 2 team sponsored by U.S. Communications & Electric won the Silver Division Championship Tournament with wins over Ravenna, 15-4; Mogadore, 21-10; and Springfield, 21-18 in 8 innings. The three tournament game MVPs were Madisyn McKeown, Allison Jarvis and Sadie Honeck. Team members are (front row, left to right) Riley Docherty, Sadie Honeck, Allison Jarvis, Norah Walters, Madisyn McKeown, Mackenzie Richmond; (middle row) Reagan Anderson, Morgan Barber, Caleigh Docherty, Kelsie Wood, Ashley Roberts, Erissa Snyder; (back row) head coach Brian Jarvis, assistant coach Melissa Jarvis, assistant coach Jennifer Barber, assistant coach Corinne Docherty, assistant coach Kelly Richmond. Not pictured is Kaelyn Fletcher.
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CLEVELAND — The NBA champion Cavaliers have made a qualifying offer to popular backup point guard Matthew Dellavedova, making him a restricted free agent.
Dellavedova is expected to draw interest from other teams once free agency begins, and depending on how much he’s offered, the Cavs could face a tough decision on whether to resign the Australian. The 25-year-
old had a solid third season with Cleveland, averaging 7.5 points and 4.4 assists in 24.6 minutes per game. However, his playing time dwindled during the NBA Finals as coach Tyronn Lue gave min-
utes to Mo Williams. Dellavedova was vital for Cleveland during the finals a year ago when Kyrie Irving shattered his kneecap. The 6-foot4 guard is a relentless defender, and star LeBron James joked during a rally last week that if Dellavedova was battling a bear for a loose ball that “Delly would tear that damn bear up.”
‘magic’ hopes for ibaka ORLANDO, Fla. — A week ago after waking up in Paris to a flurry of congratulatory text messages, Serge Ibaka wasn’t quite sure how to feel about the NBA draft night trade that landed him in Orlando. But one text message in particular helped him feel better about his transition from the Oklahoma City Thunder — a team contending for an NBA championship — to a young team trying to figure out how to make the postseason. “One of things that made me feel good at that moment was dad texted me,” Ibaka said Thursday at a news conference. “Before I could get excited and happy, my dad was happy. He congratulated me and said he was real happy for me. That’s what changed everything at the moment. “This is a business, and things happen for a reason. So I’m happy to be here and for my family and for my daughter.” The Magic aggressively went after Ibaka, trading Victor Oladipo, Ersan Ilyasova and the rights to Domantas Sabonis (the No.11 overall pick) to land the veteran power forward. They were looking for an inside presence and leadership; Ibaka, a veteran who has gone deep into the playoffs, gives them both.
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Sizzling in the sun: Rootstown wrestling excels at Disney Duals in Orlando
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he Rootstown Raider summer wrestling team recently competed in the AAU National Championship Duals Tournament, held June 11-17 at the ESPN Wild World of Sports Complex at Disney World in Orlando, Fla. At the Disney Duals, the team placed fourth in the nation in its division, bringing home Disney ESPN AAU medals. Pictured from left to right are (front row) Caleb Edwards, Brannon Simera, Christian Wayt, Dalton Leightner, Trent Duvall, Tyler Jenkins, Nicholas Chilson and Brad Trescott; (back row) Seth Hayes, Nathan Zurzolo, Graig Simera, Chris Langguth, Aubrey Lewis, Bruce George, Brad Crislip, Ryan Boyle, Craig Wise and Lance Linton.
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he 12th Annual Garrettsville Lions Club Punt, Pass & Kick Contest was held June 25 at the 2016 Garrettsville SummerFest. Winners were: 3 Year Old Male Division, Jesse Hatfield; 4 Year Old Male Division, Gage Barnard; 5 Year Old Female Division, Alyssa Hatfield; 7 Year Old Male Division, Gavin Barnard; 9 Year Old Female Division, Moriah Hatfield; 9 Year Old Male Division, Max Paul; 10 Year Old Male Division, Eric Geddes, Mateo DiSanza, Tommy Sheller; 10 Year Old Male Division, Elijah Hatfield (most accurate); 11 Year Old Male Division, Josh Ripley; 12 Year Old Male Division, Scottie Hatfield; 13 Year Old Male Division, Nate Ripley; 14 Year Old Male Division, Joe Golgosky; 15 Year Old Male Division, Chad Angermeier.
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he Brimfield ThunderGirls 8U coach-pitch 2 team sponsored by U.S. Communications & Electric won the Silver Division Championship Tournament with wins over Ravenna, 15-4; Mogadore, 21-10; and Springfield, 21-18 in 8 innings. The three tournament game MVPs were Madisyn McKeown, Allison Jarvis and Sadie Honeck. Team members are (front row, left to right) Riley Docherty, Sadie Honeck, Allison Jarvis, Norah Walters, Madisyn McKeown, Mackenzie Richmond; (middle row) Reagan Anderson, Morgan Barber, Caleigh Docherty, Kelsie Wood, Ashley Roberts, Erissa Snyder; (back row) head coach Brian Jarvis, assistant coach Melissa Jarvis, assistant coach Jennifer Barber, assistant coach Corinne Docherty, assistant coach Kelly Richmond. Not pictured is Kaelyn Fletcher.
Cleveland Cavaliers offer Matthew Dellavedova ASSOCIATED PRESS
10320944
overhead Doors & Electric openers repair All Brands
ThunderGirls win Silver Division
CLEVELAND — The NBA champion Cavaliers have made a qualifying offer to popular backup point guard Matthew Dellavedova, making him a restricted free agent.
Dellavedova is expected to draw interest from other teams once free agency begins, and depending on how much he’s offered, the Cavs could face a tough decision on whether to resign the Australian. The 25-year-
old had a solid third season with Cleveland, averaging 7.5 points and 4.4 assists in 24.6 minutes per game. However, his playing time dwindled during the NBA Finals as coach Tyronn Lue gave min-
utes to Mo Williams. Dellavedova was vital for Cleveland during the finals a year ago when Kyrie Irving shattered his kneecap. The 6-foot4 guard is a relentless defender, and star LeBron James joked during a rally last week that if Dellavedova was battling a bear for a loose ball that “Delly would tear that damn bear up.”
‘magic’ hopes for ibaka ORLANDO, Fla. — A week ago after waking up in Paris to a flurry of congratulatory text messages, Serge Ibaka wasn’t quite sure how to feel about the NBA draft night trade that landed him in Orlando. But one text message in particular helped him feel better about his transition from the Oklahoma City Thunder — a team contending for an NBA championship — to a young team trying to figure out how to make the postseason. “One of things that made me feel good at that moment was dad texted me,” Ibaka said Thursday at a news conference. “Before I could get excited and happy, my dad was happy. He congratulated me and said he was real happy for me. That’s what changed everything at the moment. “This is a business, and things happen for a reason. So I’m happy to be here and for my family and for my daughter.” The Magic aggressively went after Ibaka, trading Victor Oladipo, Ersan Ilyasova and the rights to Domantas Sabonis (the No.11 overall pick) to land the veteran power forward. They were looking for an inside presence and leadership; Ibaka, a veteran who has gone deep into the playoffs, gives them both.
