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Browns Watch Party!
Football fans
are getting on
their game faces
in support of the
boys who pull on
the pads and helmets each weekend. Here’s a look
at how fans of the
West Shore’s high
school teams do it
up! See page 10 &
11 for more photos.
In the Williamsburg Square Plaza
Now opeN iN StroNgSville
details on Crocker Press pg 12
Get On Your Game Face!
Come one, come all to the 22nd North Coast Challenge at
St. John Medical Center Saturday, Sept. 1. The 5- mile race,
kid’s runs and 2-mile walk are an annual Westlake highlight that
has raised $1.7 million for community causes over the years.
“This has always been a way for us to do something positive and give back to the community. It’s all about health and
fitness. You can have all the success you want in life, but if
you don’t have your health it doesn’t mean much,” says founding Race Director Bud Hagy. “This event, along with the kid’s
races, is a great opportunity to invest in your own health and to
develop lifelong habits of healthy living.”
See page 3 for event details.
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Sept. 8 & 9
Stop in for Great Specials
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SJMC Golf Outing Supports Hope Fund
250 golfers had a great time at Mallard Creek Golf Course Aug. 18 as they
played to raise funds for the St. John
Medical Center Hope Fund.
Almost $10,000 was raised to support this fund that assists hospital employees when they have emergency needs.
“We are just overjoyed and grateful
for the enthusiasm of our staff in providing for their peers when there is a time
of need. We especially thank organizers
Ron Streng and Gary Styles who put in
so much time and effort in organizing
this event,” said Sr. Kendra Bottom, SJMC
Pastoral Care. “They put in so much work
and they doubled the amount from the
previous year. We are so grateful.”
“Gary and I would like to thank
everyone who donated, sponsored and
volunteered to make this outing a great
Gary Styles, Sr. Kendra Bottoms and success,” said Streng. “We hope to see evRon Streng at the St, John Medical Cen- eryone again next year on Aug. 17 for the
Outing.”
ter Hope Fund Golf Fundraiser.
Fun and friendship!
SJMC Executive Chef John Ellis (r)
and lead cook Tom Boll do the steaks
up right for 250 hungry golfers!
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Westlake, Ohio 44145
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Beautiful & Unique Wedding Gifts
Members of the St. Medical Center family enjoyed this golf
outing in support of the Hope Fund.
Fundraiser for Craig Collins
1985 Westlake High
School graduate, Craig Collins suffered a stroke on Sat.,
March 10, 2012 due to an
inoperable blood clot on the
left side of his brain. Craig’s
option at this point is to transition from short term disability
Join the
GLBC Street
Team on
Bubba’s Q
Patio for
great draft
beer and
prizes!
yard in Westlake. The goal for
this fundraiser is to subsidize
Craig’s income and allow him
to recover with a little less
stress in trying to provide for
himself and his 4 little girls.
Monetary donations, gift
cards etc will all be very helpful. Please email to lcollins@
volt.com if you can assist or
have contacts or ideas. More
official details will be released.
Candlelite Bridal
Browns
Watch Party!
Thurs., August 30
at 6 p.m.
to long term disability which
means his employment terminates, he will have to purchase COBRA benefits to
keep his medical at approximately $400 a month. His income will be even more drastically reduced than it has been.
Please save the date!
Friends of Craig’s are hosting a fundraiser, Sat., Oct.
13, 3 - 7 p.m. at The Bone-
A Special Shop
for a Special Bride
5284 Detroit Road
Sheffield Village, OH 44054
440.934.1360
Barbecue • Fine Dining • Boxed Lunches
Party Trays • Desserts
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Come Tailgate with us on
the patio and enjoy your
favorite football game & our
World Famous Bar-B-Q!
*No risk of cross contamination*
cupcakes • cookies • party favors
seasonal favorites • gift baskets
Jean Miller
www.noifsandsornuts.com
440-241-2621
[email protected]
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5-mile run, 2-mile walk and
University Hospitals kids’ fun run for charity
Race registration, complete sponsorship opportunities
and health & fitness expo applications all online at:
w w w. n o r t h c o a s t c h a l l e n g e . c o m
$20 per registration*
$25 day of race*
$16 seniors (65 and older)*
$10 Kids’ Fun Run (13 and under)*
Saturday, September 1, 2012
St. John Medical Center
29000 Center Ridge Road
Westlake, Ohio 44145
Founding sponsor:
* includes long-sleeve
runners’ shirt, plus
skull cap
Run at 8:30 a.m.
Walk at 8:30 a.m.
Kids’ Fun Run at 9:45 a.m.
Awards at 10:30 a.m.
Kids’ trophies distributed
at end of kids’ fun run
Refreshments, prizes, giveaways,
awards and free massages
Health and Fitness Expo – 8:00 am - 11:30 am
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Sarah Smiles…
by Dr. Louis Malcmacher of The Healthy Smile
Let me tell you a story about a
patient of ours that we’ll call, “Sarah”.
Sarah had come to our office almost
in tears. She had a couple of teeth in
the front that were nearly black with
cavities. She had waited over a year
since she first noticed the problem
because of a bad experience she had
with previous dentists. She told us
the last dentist she went to sat her
down in the chair and just started
to work on her without telling her what he was doing or
how much it would cost. At the end of the appointment,
they gave her a bill that just shocked her. She hasn’t been
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dentist because she figured
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our office and we were able
to help her by removing the
darkened portions of her
teeth and replacing it with
beautiful porcelain veneers.
But what really made Sarah
pleased was that we discussed everything with her
in advance. We were able to
work within her schedule
and her budget to give her
the kind of smile that she
always wanted.
Our patients know
that we are skilled in providing their dental needs.
Our patients, like Sarah,
really are pleased to know
that we really specialize
in communication. Plain,
old talking to people about
what they want, how much
it will cost, how long will it
take, and how it will look
- that’s what we are really
known for. We never start
any dental treatment until
you know exactly what it
will cost, how much your
insurance will pay, and how
long it will take. In that way,
you can adjust your budget
and your schedule to get
the very best dentistry has
to offer. In our office, communication is as important
as the actual dentistry that
you are going to have. This
gives us a chance to get to
know each other, become
friends, and develop a life
long trust which is really
what a doctor-patient relationship should be all
about.
If you would like to
come in and talk, please call
us for a free consultation at
440-892-1810. We are happy to help you in any way
we can. As always, our goal
is to help you develop and
maintain a healthy smile.
FISH at Avalon Jewelers in Avon
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hosts Len Howser and
Brooke Taylor will be appearing at Avalon Jewelry in
Avon on Sat., Sept. 1 - Noon
-2 p.m.
Fans of FISH radio can
meet Len and Brooke and
other station employees.
Chat and Meet mingle with
440-892-1810
other Fish Radio listeners
in the community. The first
20 people get a free prize
from Fish Radio. Everyone
gets a spin on the wheel
and will win a prize. 1 in 12
to go into the Money Machine, get a chance on Cedar Point Tickets, cash and
store credit!
The Fish will be recording and calling in 4
short segments for broadcast during their time at
Avalon Jewelers, some featuring fans on site. See you
there!
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Bay Village, OH 44140
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North Coast Challenge Races to Close Area Roads
On Sat., Sept. 1, starting at 7 a.m., Westlake will
close Center Ridge Road
from Dover Center to Bradley Road in order to accommodate the annual “North
Coast Challenge” event.
Scheduled events include a
2-mile walk, a 5-mile run,
and a Kids Fun Run. The
length of the courses makes
it necessary to close several
of the surrounding roads
for a short time. All of
the roads should re-open
by 11 a.m. North Olmsted
Police will close Stearns
Road northbound at Lorain
Road.
Sworn and Auxiliary
Officers will be rerouting traffic in the area. The
races all start near the campus of St. John West Shore
Are you ready for a “Zombie
Apocalypse?”
Chances are if you’re
ready to battle zombies,
you’re ready to handle any
emergency or disaster.
Community preparedness
starts with you, whether it’s
for the walking dead, and
extended power outage,
or a severe winter storm.
The Westshore Regional
Community
Emergency
Response Team (WSC)
is offering free classes on
topics such as disaster preparedness, basic injury
assessment and medical
treatment, search and rescue procedures, fire suppression, disaster psychology, and much more. The
20-hour FEMA course is
conducted by local safety
professionals. Westshore
residents who are over 18
years of age, successfully
complete training, and pass
a background check are eligible for team membership.
Do your part to keep
our region safe and prepared – and zombie free!
To indicate your interest in
the free classes or for more
information, contact WSC
Coordinator Tricia Granfors at (440) 716-4135 or
granforst@north-olmsted.
com. Space is limited.
Training begins Sat.,
Oct. 6. The five consecutive Saturday morning
classes will be held at St.
John Medical Center, 29000
Center Ridge Road and the
City of Westlake Service
Center, 741 Bassett Road,
from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Hospital. Officers will allow emergency access to
the hospital. Detours are
posted.
The following roads
will close for about 3 hours:
Center Ridge at Dover,
Northglen,
Glenmore,
Chase, Schwartz, Porter,
Crocker, Bailus, Fairway &
Bradley. Bradley Road at
Silktree, and Barton (North
Olmsted). Crocker Road at
Center Ridge.
Help Research Your
Family History
Members of Cuyahoga West Chapter of the Ohio
Genealogical Society will be available to assist other
members and the general public, at the computer terminals in the Computer Lab of Westlake Porter Public
Library, 27333 Center Ridge Rd., from 1-2:30 p.m. on
Wed., Sept. 5. There is no charge for this service. For additional information visit http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.
com/~ohcwogs or e-mail [email protected]
Primary Care
Close to Home.
The physicians of Westshore Primary Care are
dedicated to providing you and your family with
personal, quality and cost-effective health care
through every stage of life. Westshore Primary
Care offers primary care, family practice, pediatrics,
dermatology, podiatry, endocrinology, as well as
other services, to effectively coordinate your care.
With seven locations in Cuyahoga and Lorain
Counties and evening and weekend hours, we
make healthcare convenient and accessible, too.
SAME DAY APPOINTMENTS.
WEEKEND & EVENING HOURS AVAILABLE.
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32730 Walker Road, Building H
Avon Lake 44012
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2535 Hale Street
Avon 44011
440-934-8810
NORTH RIDGEVILLE
34960 Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville 44039
440-353-3433
SHEFFIELD VILLAGE
5323 Meadow Lane, Suites A & B
Sheffield Village 44035
440-934-0276
SOUTHWEST
7225 Old Oak Blvd., Suite B309
Middleburg Heights 44130
440-816-5816
WESTLAKE FAMILY
HEALTH CENTER
26908 Detroit Road, Suite 201
Westlake 44145
440-250-8660
WESTLAKE
29325 Health Campus Dr, Suite 2
Westlake 44145
440-835-6142
31st Annual
Village Peddler Festival
Sat., Sept. 15 • 10-6
Sun., Sept. 16 • 10-5
Lake Metroparks Farmpark,
8800 Euclid Chardon Rd.,(Rt. 6) Kirtland, OH
(Exit 193, south of I-90, 5 miles south on Rt. 306,
then east one mile on Rt. 6 )
165 Craftsmen
Folk Musicians
Delicious Food
Gourmet Market
Wagon Rides
www.villagepeddlerfestival.com • 800-366-3276
Margie T. Karl
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•Wills, Trusts and Power of Attorney
• Medicaid Planning and Applications
• Small Business Planning
• Unclaimed Funds
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Fax: 440-891-9317
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JAMES MYERS, M.D.
Enodcrinology
Westlake Family Health Center
JENNIFER CARANDANG, M.D.
Internal Medicine & Pediatrics
Avon
THOMAS WAGNER, D.O.
Family Practice
North Ridgeville
in partnership with
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Join the Mission of
Community West Foundation
to advance the health and well being of our community.
Save the Date... Celebrating a Successful Summer!
Community West Foundation’s
Annual Meeting
Featuring Guest Speaker Stephen G. Post
Stephen G. Post, Ph.D. is the best-selling author of The Hidden Gifts of Helping (2011). Post
founded the free-standing Institute
for Research on Unlimited Love in
2001 with a four-year grant from
the John Templeton Foundation.
The Institute engages in the scientific, philosophical and theological
investigation of unconditional and
universal love as captured in the
passage, “God is love.”
Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2012
3 p.m.
Stephen G. Post, Ph.D.
“Stephen Post has long championed the simple but sublime truth that
by helping others we help ourselves.”
– John Witte
Director and Distinguished Professor
Center for Law and Religion, Emory University
Gift of Life Event
Sunday, Sept. 16th
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Meet Our Littlest Philanthropists…
At five years old, Charlie Mittendorf is already making a
difference in the lives of others. Charlie decided to donate the
toys he received during his 5th birthday party to the Pediatrics
Unit at Fairview Hospital because he “just wanted to help others.” It was a wonderful idea and the toys will be a welcome
comfort and lift the spirits of the children who receive them
during their hospital stay.
More Support from Our Friends…
Marriott Airport
Grand Ballroom
4277 West 150th Street
RSVP 216-476-7060
It’s been a successful summer for the Community West Foundation with a whirlwind of
fundraising events over the last few months.
As the Foundation’s momentum continues to build, they find that they have supporters
in every age group! Here are just a few of our generous local children who donated gifts and
time to help others. We hope you find them as inspiring as we do!
Celebrate the birth of your children born at Fairview Hospital
and experience the Zoo like you’ve never seen it before. A variety of
education and entertaining activities have been scheduled throughout this fun-filled day. Radio Disney will be there with Clowns, Face
Painting, Fingerprinting, Magicians, Jugglers, Childhood Nutrition
Experts, Demonstrations and much more! All proceeds will provide
every baby born at Fairview Hospital the opportunity to take home
a Sleep Sack to promote peaceful and safe sleep.
The spirit of giving to others and volunteerism run deep
in the Reidy-Norton families. As loyal supporters of children’s
health and well being, they have donated their time and helped
raise funds for the needs of the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
at Fairview Hospital.
Katie Reidy and Debbie Norton are a mother-daughter dynamic duo and are long time ambassadors of the Community Helping others is a lesson that Charlie is learning early in life from his parents, Ginger and
West Foundation and Fairview and Lutheran Hospitals. Always Charles
Mittendorf of North Olmsted, who are
willing to lend a helping hand, they are members of the Gift of teaching their son the importance of compasLife Committee, where they served as co-chairs of the event for sion and giving to others. Way to go Charlie!
many years.
Debbie Norton and her husband, Brad, are
parents of triplet daughters, Taylor, Sydney, and
Anna, who were patients in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) twelve years ago and received the specialized care needed to get them
through those early critical weeks. The Nortons
are among thousands of families grateful for the
NICU that provides the highest quality of care in
our community.
Volunteerism has been an important part of
the family’s values. The Norton trio Taylor, Sydney, and Anna are now tripling their efforts and
contributing their time and talent to good causes.
From volunteering at Westlake Safety Town, to
Boy Scout Camp, to service on student council
at St. Bernadette School, to setting up a craft station for kids to enjoy at A Day at the Zoo event
for Fairview Hospital, the girls are donating their
most precious of commodities – their time.
When we see such compassion and caring in
We are excited by the energy and enthusiasm of Katie Reidy our young people, we know our future will be in
and her daughter, Debbie Norton, with her children, triplets
good hands when the time comes for them to asTaylor, Sydney and Anna, and sons Lucas and baby Sean.
The entire family is doing great work in our community and we sume leadership in our community.
proudly bring their good efforts to light.
Thanks to everyone for making this a spectacular summer! You can make a donation to help your charity of choice directly,
or through your Donor Advised Fund at the Community West Foundation. Please contact the Community West Foundation
at 216-476-7060 or visit www.communitywestfoundation.org for more information.
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Your Donor Advised Fund
Can be the Answer to
Someone’s Prayers
You Can Be the Answer
to Someone’s Prayers
Each of us has the power to answer
someone’s prayers. Helping others through
philanthropy can take many forms, and
whatever your gift – large or small, time or
treasure – there is an opportunity to help.
A creative way to arrange a gift is
through a donor advised fund at Community West Foundation – an easy, effective
tax efficient vehicle that helps you manage
and carry out your charitable giving.
You may want to give back to the community, share your philanthropic values
with your children or create a highly organized center for all your gifting activities. A
donor advised fund provides all of this and
more so that you can focus your time and
energy on making a difference.
In 2011, the holders of the 55 Donor
Advised Funds at the Community West
Foundation showed incredible generosity
in making gifts that totaled $2,000,000.00
to 83 agencies. Their commitment and concern inspires us all!
Why We Love Our Donor Advised Funds
Dr. Ted Castele,
MD, FACR
Retired Radiologist,
Lutheran Hospital
Community West Foundation
Chair Emeritus
“A Donor Advised Fund
is a great way to distribute
funds for local needs and
it’s an ideal resource for
family giving. The entire
Castele family is involved and we gather around and
decide what charities we want to support.”
James Magisano,
MD, FACS
Retired Surgeon Fairview
Hospital
Community West Foundation
Board of Directors
www.communitywestfoundation.org
216-476-7060
“You can help make
an impact on the lives of
those in need right here
in our community through
a Donor Advised Fund at
Community West Foundation. Donor Advised Funds are easy to create; they
provide generous tax savings, and offer the peace
of mind that comes with knowing your charitable
goals are met.”
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UH Presents Atrial
Fibrillation Seminar
University Hospitals
Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute is presenting a
free seminar, “Keeping Up
with Atrial Fibrillation.”
The Community Seminar will be held Sat., Sept.
8, 8 – 11:30 a.m. at LaCentre Conference & Banquet Facility, 25777 Detroit
Road in Westlake.
To register, please
call 216-983-2260 or visit
UHhospitals.org/AFcenter2012 to register online.
Atrial fibrillation, also
known as AF or Afib, is a
heart rhythm abnormality
caused by rapid and disorganized electrical impulses
in the atria (upper chambers of the heart). When
this happens, the atria may
contract poorly and no lon-
DONALD J. MANNARINO, M.A.
CLINICAL HYPNOTHERAPY
www.DonMannarino.com
ger effectively force blood
into the ventricles (lower
chambers of the heart). As
a result, the sluggish blood
flow may create clots in the
heart, which may cause a
stroke in addition to decreasing overall heart function.
Meet University Hospitals Harrington Heart &
Vascular Institute experts
to learn more about this
common heart rhythm disorder and the latest treatment options at this community seminar.
Herb Guild
Meeting
The Herb Guild will
host its General Meeting on
Wed., Sept. 12, at Westlake
Porter Library, 27333 Center Ridge Road in Westlake.
The Business Meeting will
start at 10 a.m. At approximately 12:45 p.m., Sarah
Sieradzki will present a
hands-on program entitled
Nature Printing.
Bring
something
such as a plain cloth sack,
an apron, or a napkin on
which to paint. For further
information call (440) 5820191. All are welcome
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Concert on the Porch
Please join us for
The South Shore
Barbershop Quartet
Thursday, Sept. 6th at 6:30p.m.
On the Front Porch of the Assisted Living
Serving
Ice Cream
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University Hospitals Fertility Center
West Opens at Crocker Park
University Hospitals
(UH) is extending its fertility services to Cleveland’s
west side families in a comfortable and conveniently
located facility adjacent to
the Crocker Park shopping
mall. UH Fertility Center
West features a full range of
advanced fertility services
as well as the complementary services of Maternal
Fetal Medicine specialists,
OB Imaging and Genetic
counseling.
The UH Fertility Center West is an extension of
the UH Fertility Center at
UH Ahuja Medical Center. “We are very pleased
to open this facility for
our patients on the west
side,” says Bryan R. Hecht,
MD, a fertility specialist at
UH Fertility Center West.
“Fertility treatment often
involves a large number of
relatively frequent but low
tech visits. For that reason,
we believe that developing
satellite practices closer to
home for our patients helps
eliminate at least one of the
barriers to care that many
fertility patients face.”
The new 1,400-squarefoot facility features a patient-focused design with
a contemporary, spa-like
décor and houses exam
and treatment rooms as
well as ultrasound services.
It also includes a full service sperm lab for sperm
testing, insemination and
sperm freezing.
The new Crocker Park
office will nicely complement the existing facilities the UH Fertility Center currently operates in
Beachwood (at UH Ahuja
Medical Center) and at UH
MacDonald Women’s Hos-
pital in University Circle.
In addition to the
Fertility Center, the new
Crocker Park office will
also provide Maternal Fetal Medicine, Genetics
and Imaging services. The
fertility experts available
at the center include Dr.
Hecht; Brooke Rossi, MD;
and William Hurd, MD.
The UH Fertility Center West opened to patients
on Wednesday, Aug 15.
For more information on
the treatments provided at
UH Fertility Center West,
please call 440-808-5100.
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Koehler to be Inducted
into Bay Hall of Fame
Former Bay High running standout Chris Koehler, class of 1978, will be
inducted into the 2012 Bay High School
Hall of Fame on Fri., Aug, 31. The formal
induction and dinner will be Sat. Sept. 1 at
Wagner’s County Inn in Westlake
Chris was a 1977 Cross Country High
School All-American. He also placed second in the state AAA championships that
year. His school record for the two-mile
run (9:19) stood for 33 years.
Chris also captured the individual
SWC cross country championship in
1977 and 1978, and was also the SWC
mile champ both years on the track. He
won four major cross country invitational championships as a Rocket and was an
eight time cross country and track letterman.
Koehler’s former coach Dick ‘Boo’ Scott
will be coming in from Florida to be his presenter.
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Valerie Fouts-Fowler, DO
Pediatrics
University Hospitals is pleased to welcome Valerie Fouts-Fowler, DO
to University Hospitals and Comprehensive Pediatrics in Westlake and
Fairview Park. Dr. Fouts-Fowler has privileges at local area hospitals.
Dr. Fouts-Fowler received her medical degree from Ohio University
College of Osteopathic Medicine in Athens, Ohio. She completed her
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Dr. Fouts-Fowler has special medical interests in ADHD, growth and
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Westlake Topples North Ridgeville
Nothing like a homeopener win to bring out the
Demon pride!
The Westlake High
football team blasted to a
solid start with a 26-7 win
over visiting North Ridgeville Friday at Lou Duchez Field.
Junior
quarterback
Kent Axcell directed the
victory with two touchdown passes to senior
Shaun Turk, who scored
three TDs in the victory.
They connected on a 72yard strike in the first quarter right after a long play
was negated via penalty.
Axcell found Turk again
in the second quarter with
a 15-yarder. Danny Strodbeck added the final score
with a one-yard run in the
fourth period.
For North Ridgeville,
speedy Paul Sonego, a
West Shore Conference
sprint champ, broke loose
for a 66-yard scoring scamper in the first period.
Westlake travels to
Bay this Friday for one of
the area’s oldest rivalries
– the battle for the Little
Brown Jug!
Going Green, Westlake-style!
Eagles Fly High
in Season Opener
Two of Cleveland’s
perennial football powers
met in a big season opener
at Lakewood Stadium Saturday night as St. Edward
topped the visiting Glenville Tarblooders, 42-14.
St. Ed’s hard-hitting
defense wore down Glenville’s speed after an early
Tarblooder lead. In the end,
Eagle defenders forced
five Glenville turnovers.
Credit linebacker Lavonte
Robinson for spearheading the big D. Backfielders Dominec Abounader
(with a big second quarter
Westlake’s defense held North Ridgeville in check with a
solid 26-7 win in Friday’s season opener.
Westlake junior quarterback threw Kent Axcell threw for
two touchdowns in his first varsity start for the Demons in
Friday’s 26-7 win over invading North Ridgeville.
Shaun Crawford of St. Edward High advances a lost Glenville
fumble to set up a big Eagle touchdown Saturday night.
Shoremen Start Season with Win
Revenge is a powerful motivator! Avon Lake
High started the 2012 football season with a strong
42-28 win over arch-rival
Avon Friday night on the
Shoremen home field. It
avenged last year’s loss to
the Eagles and gives Avon
Lake a solid start to a playoff run in 2012.
The hard-hitting, hardfought decision saw the
team’s battle to a 21-21
halftime tie. Avon Lake
then pulled away in the
second half. Five pass interceptions turned in by the
Avon Lake defense made a
huge difference in the outcome – two by Joe Pappas
and one each from Jace
Russell, Max Seipel and
Jimmy Hessel. The five
picks tie a team record for
one game.
Hessel, a senior running back as well as a defensive back may have
been player of the game for
the Shoremen by adding
three TDs on offense. One
was a 77 yard punt return.
Quarterback
David
Winkel had a big night going 12-23 passing for 210
yards and three TDs.
After losing last year’s
opener to Avon, the Shoremen went on to a fine
season but barely missed
the playoffs as one of the
smallest Div. I schools in
the state. This year’s turnaround gains huge momentum for Avon Lake.
interception), Eddie Beirne
and Kenny Butler added
jaw-rattling hits and four
fumble recoveries.
Great field position
gave quarterback Ryan Fallon breathing space as he
rushed for 90 yards, one
touchdown and two more
via the airways. Dwayne
Anderson added 80 yards
on the ground and had two
scores.
St. Edward hosts Akron Buchtel (0-1) this Saturday at Lakewood Stadium.
Continued on Page 11...
Avon Lake’s Collin Lucas
(right) rumbles toward
the end zone to help the
Shoremen open the season with a big 42-18 win
over Avon.
Avon Lake junior quarterback David
Winkel (top) started the season in style
by completing 12 of 23 passes for 210
yards and three touchdowns in last
weekend’s big win over Avon.
Avon Lake players celebrate after seeing their
year of hard work pay off with some pay back in
this season’s opener against Avon.
Avon running back Tyler Vaccarella finds yardage in Friday’s
season-opener at Avon Lake.
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Eagles Fly High in Season Opener
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for the complete
photo gallery!
St. Edward High quarterback Ryan Fallon puts a move on against Glenville’s Robert Jones.
Poof! St. Ed fans start the season with a Lebron-esque demonstration of school spirit.
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