Cleveland Heights had a strong showing at the Division I St. Edward sectional tournament on Feb. 29. As a team, the Tigers took 4th place. Six wrestlers finished in the top four to qualify for the Perrysburg District. Four others are alternates. “We have a very young team and I see some great things happening
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Cleveland Heights got back to doing what it does very well – play winning basketball. Unfazed by any possible distractions, the Tigers relied on their pressure defense and rebounding, led by Ju’Ruan Hardin’s 15 boards, to beat Madison in a Division I sectional final on Feb. 29. Heights advanced to the Euclid District semi to play
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Cleveland Heights fell to visiting Euclid, 39-38, in a Division I sectional final on Feb. 20. The Tigers were held to 13 points over the second and third quarters. Heights was led by Hayley Sims, who scored 17 points. Hannah Hicks added 9 points and 6 rebounds. The Tigers finished the season at 18-5.
Cleveland Heights earned a share of the LEL championship with a 55-51 road win over Warrensville Heights on Feb. 18. Heights finished the season 17-5 overall and 10-2 in the LEL, sharing the title with Garfield Heights. The Tigers did sweep the Bulldogs in league play, but finished with the same LEL mark. Heights won
