Cleveland Heights Tigers

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Cleveland Heights lost its second straight game as Hughes (Cincinnati) pulled away for an 83-7 win on MLK Day. The match-up was part of the Flyin’ To The Hoop annual event in Dayton. Nigel Martin and Jae’Lyn Withers each had double-doubles. Martin had 20 points and 11 rebounds, and Withers added 17 points and 12

With only a handful of games left on the regular-season schedule, Cleveland Heights is putting together a solid 2018-2019 campaign. The Tigers are 13-9-2 through the first 24 games of the season with four games remaining. Heights is 4-4 in the GCHSHL Red North East Division, good for third place. The Tigers have three league

Jan 21 Girls Varsity Sideline Cheer at Flyin To The Hoops 4:45 pm | James S Trent Arena Jan 21 Boys Varsity Basketball at Hughes Flyin To The Hoops 4:45 pm | James S Trent Arena Jan 21 Girls Junior Varsity Basketball at @Lutheran East @Lutheran East 6:00 pm | Lutheran East Jan 21 Girls

Cleveland Heights used a balanced attack to run past John Hay, 55-41. The Tigers got a team-high 16 points from Hayley Sims and 10 from Iyahnna Williams. Hannah Hicks had 9 points and 9 rebounds, and Jayden Weaver chipped in 8 points and 13 rebounds. The teams were tied at 8 after one quarter, but

It was a difficult night and a difficult loss for Cleveland Heights in a 72-62 setback at home vs. LEL foe Warrensville Heights on Jan. 18. The Tigers led at halftime, 33-23. but were outscored in the second half by 20 points. “We just didn’t play well, but give credit to Warrensville,” Cleveland Heights coach