Fuad Shalhout
The Morning Journal
Elyria, OH, United States
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Crushers' offense wakes up, top Evansville 7-3
Bryan De La Rosa hit the go-ahead home run in the bottom of the sixth and the Lake Erie Crushers protected Sprenger Stadium on June 21 in a 7-3 win → Read More
Wrestling matters most for champions this time of year
Do you ever wonder how a wrestler becomes a state champion? → Read More
Wrestling matters most at this time of year
Do you ever wonder how a wrestler becomes a state champion? → Read More
Crushers fall, 3-2, to Gateway Grizzlies
If there's one certain strength the Crushers have this season, it's pitching. → Read More
Avon Lake's Justin Wirtz finishes sixth at New Balance meet to earn All-American
Avon Lake junior Justin Wirtz knew he had nothing to lose. → Read More
Lutheran West names Josh Campbell interim girls soccer coach
Lutheran West announced June 17 that Josh Campbell will be named interim girls soccer coach for the 2019 season. → Read More
2019 Morning Journal boys track and field all-stars
BOYS TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Michael Shoaf Rocky River, Senior The “Pirate Cannon” concluded the greatest career for a thrower in Rocky River history by placing second in shot put (62 feet, 8 inches) at the Division I state meet and third in discus (178-3). Shoaf also won swept regional and district titles. He competed in his first international meet at the Penn Relays at Penn State,… → Read More
2019 Morning Journal girls track and field All-Star team
Player of the Year Macy Urig Vermilion, Senior Urig had the highest local finish at the OHSAA state meet, taking third in the Division II pole vault (11-10). The senior broke her own school record at the Vermilion Invitational clearing 12-feet and won SBC and district titles. She built off of a junior season in which she placed sixth at state, and has proven her worth by committing to the… → Read More
2019 Morning Journal girls track and field all-stars
GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Macy Urig Vermilion, Senior Urig had the highest area finish at the OHSAA state meet, taking third in Division II pole vault (11 feet, 10 inches). The senior broke her own school record at the Vermilion Invitational, clearing 12-0, and won SBC and district titles. She built off of a junior season in which she placed sixth at state, and has proven her… → Read More
2019 Morning Journal boys track and field All-Star team
Player of the Year Michael Shoaf Rocky River, Senior The “Pirate Cannon” concluded the greatest career for a thrower in Rocky River history by placing second in the shot put (62-8) at the Division I state meet and third in the discus (178-3). Shoaf also won swept regional and district titles. He competed in his first international meet at the Penn Relays at Penn State taking seventh in the shot… → Read More
Elyria's Jayvion Benton helps Team Ohio to title; eyes college
Elyria senior Jayvion Benton had a special senior season with the Pioneers. → Read More
Cleveland Comets excited about home games at Sprenger Stadium
The Cleveland Comets have made Sprenger Stadium, home of the Crushers in Avon, a home of their own. → Read More
Crushers fall to Southern Illinois, 5-4, on controversial call at the plate
For the first time this season, the Crushers are in uncharted territory. → Read More
Crushers' offense struggles, lose 2-1 to Southern Illinois
Going through their toughest stretch of the season, the Crushers returned back home June 7 against Southern Illinois to get back on the winning side. → Read More
Lorain County Soccer League to host Spring Classic this weekend
Soccer is a sport easily accessible for all children. → Read More
Don't disrespect high school soccer in club soccer debate
If you're a soccer fan on any level, you've heard the debate over the years. → Read More
Lorain grad Zion Cross on winning 4x100 national title: 'It was unreal'
Lorain graduate Zion Cross acknowledges he didn't run his best during his first collegiate season with Tiffin. → Read More
Division II and III state track and field: Vermilion's Urig, Firelands' Ruffner reach podium
COLUMBUS — Vermilion senior Macy Urig has made plenty of long trips to Bellevue and Tiffin University to practice her pole vault. → Read More
State track and field: How area athletes fared after Day 2
Boys Division I Rocky River: Michael Shoaf, shot, second (62-8), discus, third (178-3); Daishaun Hill, high jump, 17th (6-2) Avon: Joe Svec, shot put, 18th (49-0.5), discus, seventh (164-10) Avon Lake: Justin Wirtz, shot put, sixth (54-9.5), discus, fourth (177-10); Danny Lambert, 200, third (22.12) Olmsted Falls: Austin Juergens, high jump, 14th (6-2) Elyria: 4x100 relay (Jayvion Benton, Aaron… → Read More
OHSAA state track and field: How local athletes fared after Day 1
Boys Division I Bay: 4x800 relay (Ivan Slyepkan, Everest McKenna, Micah Ault, Khaled Hamil), 15th (8:00.64) *Finals Elyria: 4x200 relay (Sinquae Grant, Jayvion Benton, Aaron Frost, Tayvion Benton), seventh, (1:28.16); 4x100 relay (J. Benton, Aaron Frost, Adaveon Drummer, T. Benton), 3rd, (42.45) *Both advance to finals Vermilion: Addison Painter, 300 hurdles, 9th (40.73) *Eliminated Lorain:… → Read More