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T h e M o r n i n g J o u r n a l S ta f f H i g h S c h o o l F o o t b a l l p i c k s

Mike Perry

Colin WIlson

Anthony Rios

Todd Shapiro

Steve Walker

Scott Sommers

Jim Brady

Shaw @ King

Shaw

Shaw

King

Shaw

Shaw

Shaw

Shaw

Berea @ Amherst

Amherst

Amherst

Amherst

Amherst

Amherst

Amherst

Amherst

Cuyahoga Falls @Elyria

Elyria

Elyria

Elyria

Elyria

Cuy. Falls

Cuy. Falls

Elyria

Rocky River @ Midview

Midview

Rocky River

Rocky River

Rocky River

Rocky River

Rocky River

Rocky River

Vermilion @ Avon

Avon

Avon

Avon

Avon

Avon

Avon

Avon

Columbia @ Clearview

Clearview

Clearview

Clearview

Clearview

Clearview

Clearview

Clearview

Buckeye @ Brookside

Buckeye

Buckeye

Buckeye

Buckeye

Buckeye

Buckeye

Buckeye

Wellington @ Oberlin

Wellington

Wellington

Wellington

Wellington

Wellington

Wellington

Wellington

Black River @ Keystone

Keystone

Black River

Keystone

Black River

Black River

Keystone

Black River

Monroeville @ W. Reserve

W. Reserve

W. Reserve

W. Reserve

W. Reserve

W. Reserve

W. Reserve

W. Reserve

North Ridgeville @ Bay

N. Ridgeville

N. Ridgeville

N. Ridgeville

N. Ridgeville

N. Ridgeville

N. Ridgeville

N. Ridgeville

Fairview @ Firelands

Firelands

Fairview

Firelands

Firelands

Fairview

Fairview

Fairview

Perkins @ Edison

Perkins

Perkins

Edison

Edison

Edison

Perkins

Edison

St. Mary @ Huron

Huron

Huron

Huron

Huron

Huron

Huron

Huron

Avon Lake @ Midpark

Avon Lake

Avon Lake

Avon Lake

Avon Lake

Avon Lake

Avon Lake

Avon Lake

Willard @ Norwalk

Norwalk

Willard

Willard

Willard

Willard

Willard

Willard

New London @ Crestview

Crestview

Crestview

Crestview

Crestview

Crestview

Crestview

Crestview

Lima Sr. @ Sandusky

Lima Sr.

Lima Sr.

Lima Sr.

Lima Sr.

Lima Sr.

Lima Sr.

Lima Sr.

North Olmsted @ Westlake

N. Olmsted

N. Olmsted

N. Olmsted

Westlake

N. Olmsted

N. Olmsted

N. Olmsted

Bedford

Southview

Southview

Southview

Bedford

Bedford

Bedford

EC

EC

EC

EC

EC

EC

EC

St. Paul

St. Paul

St. Paul

St. Paul

St. Paul

St. Paul

St. Paul

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S Bedford @ Southview S

VASJ @ EC

S South Central @ St. Paul

From Page 3 Bay’s Michael Brajdic. Hix and Brajdic finished fifth and sixth, respectively, at last year’s state meet behind Coolidge. EC head coach Chuck Lynch toughened up EC’s schedule to better prepare for this year’s state run. He replaced the Teaysville Valley, Bettsville and Worthington meets and has the team running the Boardman Spartan Invitational, the Wadsworth Grizzly Invitational and the Garaway Invitational — all of which have

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tougher competition. They will also be going for their third consecutive North Coast League title. “We’ve been running a lot of Division I races just to make sure that we are really running against the best competition we can out there,” said EC coach Chuck Lynch, who is in his 23rd year as head coach. “If you’re running against good people all the time, it makes you better. It wouldn’t do us any good to go into a weak race and have Marty out front running by himself every week. If we go in a stronger field, it gives him a chance to be pushed and all the guys are running with quality

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runners every week. We hope it makes us better.” Other top Panthers runners this season have been senior Bryce Steindl, juniors Matt Wiehe, Ryan Lynch, P.J. Foreman, Brian Koziel, along with sophomore Conner Budi and freshman Greg Nagy. “We’re going to make it to state I’m pretty sure, as long as everyone stays healthy,” Steindl said. “We’re working toward being in the best shape possible. This is the best shape I’ve been in. My goals this year is to get in the top 25 in the state and win a state championship. It would be the most amazing thing

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ever.” High expectations and state rankings don’t seem to faze Steindl or his Panther running mates. “It’s nice being up there,” Steindl said. “We finished ninth in the region my freshman year and after last year, we went to ninth in the state — that’s pretty cool!” We’re definitely better. I think last year everybody saw our potential. We only lost one runner so we knew coming into the season that we could be really good. We knew we could be one of the top teams in the state — and that team that everybody is shooting for.”

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