Cleveland Heights was well-represented on the all-district and All-Ohio teams. On the boys side, Garvin Clarke was a first team all-Northeast Lakes selection and a third-team All-Ohio pick. E.J. Farmer earned third team all-district honors. On the girls side, Hayley Sims was a first team all-district selection and received special mention All-Ohio.
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Cleveland Heights sent six wrestlers to the ultra-competitive Division I Perrysburg District – the most district qualifiers the Tigers gave had in many years. One senior, three sophomores and two freshmen took the mat at Perrysburg with only Ramone Ross getting a win in three matches. The district qualifiers for Heights along with their sectional
A season filled with 18 wins, a league championship and plenty of drama came to an end for Cleveland Heights on March 5. Brush rallied from a 7-point halftime deficit to defeat the Tigers, 49-44, in a Division I district semifinal at Euclid. Garvin Clarke led Heights (18-6) with 15 points, but he was the
The Tigers travel to Euclid to take on the Arcs in a rematch of last years District Semi-Final Game. Tip is set for 7pm. Click Here to read tonight’s game notes.
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
