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Girls Basketball; Johnson Carries Bellbrook to Win

Eagles beat Valley View, 52-38, earn piece of SWBL title BELLBROOK - If opposing coaches are looking for a way to slow down Bellbrook sophomore Lynzee Johnson, they can scratch another possibility off the list of options.

Boys Basketball; Division Ii Sectional Wide Open

Tournament draws in other divisions appear loaded DAYTON - Why couldn't we be Division II this season? A lot of area boys high school basketball coaches have to be saying that as they prepare for Saturday's tournament draw.

Streck, Carroll Win Mml Title

Star returns from injury, keys 20-point win over Miamisburg RIVERSIDE - For three games, Katie Streck sat at the front of the Carroll bench, uncomfortable in street clothes, watching her team cruise through the Mid-Miami League. On Thursday, she returned to uniform and led her team to its second straight league title.

Elks' Bowlers Win Showdown with Fairmont

It's like Ohio State vs. Michigan, Elks star says of rivalry CENTERVILLE - They are rivals on the field, the court and the lanes.

Dunbar Girls Stay Unbeaten in Sopl

Dunbar won its 11th straight girls basketball game and stayed undefeated in the American Division of the Southwest Ohio Public League with a 71-26 decision over Cincinnati Western Hills on Thursday night. The Wolverines are 14-3 overall and 7-0 in the division. Brittany Weaver led the way with 16 points followed by Rhian Davis with 14.

Tv Sports Insider; Halftime Wasn't Fit for Dogs

All during the Super Bowl, Mark McEwen hoped the announcers would call the event "The Westminster of football games." McEwen, a USA Network host for the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show on Monday and Tuesday (8 p.m.), thinks his event is the "Super Bowl of dog shows."

Freeman Named to `Parade'

Ohio State-bound Wayne star selected for All-America team HUBER HEIGHTS - Marcus Freeman is still reaping the benefits of an accomplished football career at Wayne High School.

Hockey; Bombers Face Tough Nailers

Cameron's return should give Dayton more firepower FAIRBORN - The Wheeling Nailers are not unbeatable. At least that's what the Dayton Bombers, absent any firsthand knowledge, keep telling themselves.

`Lefty' Lures Big-Name College Hockey Powers

Boston, Michigan set to appear at 2004 event Any discussion of college hockey on a national scale can't help but include Boston University and the University of Michigan.

`If He has a Great Workout, He Can Still Be a First-Rounder. I Think It's Irrelevant to How Old This Guy Is and What His Experience Is Because Everybody Is Drafted Based Upon Potential.' ; Clarett No First-Round Lock

Some NFL draft experts see former OSU star going in second round or later CINCINNATI - Maurice Clarett is expected to participate in the NFL Combine workouts at Indianapolis later this month in preparation for the April 24-25 NFL Draft. The burning question, then, becomes: In what round will he get drafted?

Time for Clarett to Move On

It's been a tough week for the National Football League. It couldn't keep Janet Jackson in her leather bustier and now it can't keep Maurice Clarett in the corset of college football.

Milwaukee Dumps Wsu

MILWAUKEE - The Wright State women's basketball team recorded its lowest first-half point total of the season and could not recover, losing to the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 61-47 in Horizon League action Thursday night. Wright State (6-14, 3-7) shot just 33 percent for the game compared to 40 percent for UWM (10-10, 7-3 Horizon). The Panthers held a 46-31 rebounding advantage and hit 12 of 17 from the line to only three of seven for the Raiders.