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Irish boys in race for second
Defense lifts Jerome boys past Scioto By SCOTT HENNEN THISWEEKSPORTS.COM
The Dublin Scioto High School boys basketball team found itself in a race for second place in the OCC-Cardinal Division entering play this week. The Irish were 15-3 overall and 8-3 in the league before playing Hilliard Darby on Feb. 5. Westerville South also was 8-3. Westerville North led the league at 10-0. Scioto’s remaining league schedule includes a trip to Hilliard Bradley on Friday, Feb. 8, and a home contest against Worthington Kilbourne on Feb. 15. Scioto’s cold shooting Feb. 1 allowed Dublin Jerome to avenge a 63-33 loss Dec. 21, as the Irish fell to the Celtics
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At a glance
Below are the coming schedules for the Scioto boys and girls basketball teams: BOYS *Feb. 8 – At Hilliard Bradley. The Irish defeated the Jaguars 73-51 on Jan. 8. Feb. 12 – Home vs. Reynoldsburg Of note: The Irish were 15-3 overall and 8-3 in the OCC-Cardinal before Feb. 5. GIRLS *Feb. 8 – Home vs. Bradley. The Irish defeated the Jaguars 45-39 on Jan. 4. Of note: The Irish were 14-6 overall and 8-4 in the OCC-Cardinal before Feb. 5. *League contest Note: Results can be found at ThisWeekSPORTS.com.
Mason Baich scored 12 points to help Jerome defeat Scioto 41-35 on Feb. 1 to avenge a 63-33 loss on Dec. 21. CHRIS PARKER/THISWEEKSPORTS
The Dublin Jerome High School boys basketball team improved by 36 points between Dec. 21 and Feb. 1. The Celtics, who lost to Dublin Scioto 63-33 on Dec. 21, defeated the Irish 41-35 on Feb. 1 thanks to a strong defensive effort. Jerome trailed 19-16 at halftime, but held Scioto scoreless in the third quarter for a 24-19 lead entering the fourth. “We played great defense in the third quarter and most of the points (Scioto) got in the fourth quarter came from driving the lane and getting free throws,” coach Dave Hale said. “Our zone really was doing a great job for us.” The Irish were 11-for-42 from the field and 1-for-17. Jerome made 17 of 22 freethrow attempts. In the fourth quarter, freshman guard Mason Baich went 6-for-7 from the foul line and senior guard John Laufersweiler was 5-for-6. “(Laufersweiler) has really played well for us in our last few games,” said Hale, whose team was 5-11 overall and 3-7
At a glance
Below are the coming schedules for the Jerome boys and girls basketball teams: BOYS *Feb. 8 – At Westerville South.The Celtics lost 60-50 on Jan. 8. Feb. 12 – Home vs. Granville Of note: The Celtics were 5-11 overall and 3-7 in the OCC-Cardinal before Feb. 5. GIRLS *Feb. 8 – Home vs. Westerville South. The Celtics won 60-26 on Jan. 8. Of note: The Celtics were 13-7 overall and 7-5 in the OCC-Cardinal before Feb. 5. *League contest Note: Results can be found at ThisWeekSPORTS.com.
in the OCC-Cardinal Division before playing Worthington Kilbourne on Feb. 5. “He also helped us out defensively. He did an especially good job on (Scioto senior guard Josh) Ashwill and was on him basically
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Basketball
Coffman girls look to clinch league title By FRANK DIRENNA THISWEEKSPORTS.COM The Dublin Coffman High School girls basketball team entered the final week of the regular season looking to win its second consecutive OCC-Central Division title. Before playing Westland on Feb. 5, the Shamrocks were 11-1 in the league. Hilliard Davidson was second at 10-2
after losing to Coffman 46-40 on Jan. 18 and Westland 40-39 on Jan. 29. The Shamrocks close league play Friday, Feb. 8, at Olentangy Liberty. Davidson played Liberty on Feb. 5 and wraps up league play Friday, Feb. 8, at home against Thomas Worthington. “We go to Liberty and we have a chance to achieve one of our goals this year,” coach Bryan Patton said. “We set out basically two goals – win our
conference again and win a district championship.” Coffman is seeded fourth in the Division I district tournament and will play host to Marysville on Feb. 16 in the first round. The winner will play Watterson or Westland on Feb. 20. “We match up with most teams in central Ohio,” Patton said. “We have a chance against anybody. We just have to prepare well and we have to play
well. There are a lot of good teams in central Ohio.” Coffman moved closer to a league title by defeating Thomas 80-26 on Jan. 29 and Central Crossing 50-44 on Feb. 1. Against Thomas, guards Kaylee Taylor and Quynh Vo each scored 12 points and guard Kamerine Taylor scored 10.
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Swimming & Diving
Coffman boys, Jerome girls win Classic The Dublin Coffman High School boys swimming and diving team held off Jerome to win the Dublin Classic 114107 on Feb. 2 at the Dublin Recreation Center. Scioto was third with 47 points. Grant Horton and Feodor Orlov led Coffman. Horton was first in the 200-yard freestyle (1 minute, 47.35 seconds) and 100 free (48.94), and Orlov won the 200 individual medley (2:01.84) and 500 free (4:46.57). Also taking first for the Shamrocks were Jack Carlson in the 100 backstroke (1:00.21) and Louie Mayo in the 100 breaststroke (1:03.19). Finishing first for Jerome were Connor Cashman in the 50 free (22.25) and Tanner Barton in the 100 butterfly (54.52). The Jerome girls finished first (106) ahead of Coffman (101) and Scioto (45). Winning for the Celtics were Kristen Gaber in the 200 free (2:05.36) and Morgan Quesnel in the 50 free (24.77). Zoe Spornhauer led Coff- Jerome’s Michael Robinson looks back to check his time after competing in the 50-yard freestyle on Feb. 2 during the Dublin Classic. CHRIS PARKER/THISWEEKSPORTS man, as she won the 100 free (55.7) and 100 back (1:03.42). Kelsey High in the 200 IM (2:13.37) and Katie Kaffenbarger in the 100 breast (1:12.42) also finished first for the Shamrocks. Scioto’s Liz Harty won the 100 fly (58.33) and 500 free (5:12.63). In diving, Scioto’s Shawn Cordi (277 points) and Jerome’s Felicia Duncan (252.6) each finished first. All of the Dublin teams will compete Saturday, Feb. 9, in a Division I sectional meet at the Union County YMCA. The winner of each event qualifies for the district meet Feb. 16 at Ohio State. In addition, 27 at-large district berths will be awarded in each event based on times from the Central, East and Southeast sectional sites. Divers do not com- Members of the Coffman teams get together before the meet. CHRIS PARKER/THISWEEKSPORTS pete until district.
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At a glance Scioto’s Rachel Orender urges on a teammate. CHRIS PARKER/THISWEEKSPORTS Below are the coming schedules for the Coffman, Jerome and Scioto swimming & diving teams: COFFMAN Feb. 9 – Division I sectional meet at Union County YMCA. The winner of each event qualifies for the district meet Feb. 16 at Ohio State. In addition, 27 at-large district berths will be awarded in each event based on times from the Central, East and Southeast sectional sites. Divers do not compete until the district meet. JEROME Feb. 9 – Division I sectional at Union County YMCA SCIOTO Feb. 9 – Division I sectional at Union County YMCA Note: Results can be found at ThisWeekSPORTS.com.
Coffman coach Cyndi VonSchriltz talks with Bailee Koehler after her race. CHRIS PARKER/THISWEEKSPORTS
Fans cheer for Jerome’s Cara Corroto. CHRIS PARKER/THISWEEKSPORTS
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Wrestling
Young Shamrocks seek consistency By SCOT T G E R F E N THISWEEKSPORTS.COM With freshmen occupying six of its 14 weight classes, the Dublin Coffman High School wrestling team has struggled with consistency this season. “It’s been tough getting them to buy into everything we’ve been preaching as a coaching staff,” first-year coach Chance Van Gundy said of the freshmen. “The one thing that has been missing for us has been the consistent wins and that’s been a tall order for a young team like this.” There are recent signs of improvement, however. The Shamrocks defeated Olentangy Liberty 34-23 in an OCC-Central Division match Jan. 31 and then placed third (214) in the 17-team John Deno Tournament on Feb. 2 behind champion and host Athens (367) and Logan (242). Liberty was ranked eighth in the Division I area coaches poll released Jan. 25. Coffman closes out the regular season with an OCC-Central match Thursday, Feb. 7, at Hilliard Davidson. The Shamrocks are tied with Central Crossing and Upper Arlington for fifth in the league at 2-4, behind Marysville (6-0), Thomas Worthington (5-1), Davidson (4-2) and Liberty (33) and ahead of Westland (06). In the John Deno Tournament, senior Markell Wooden finished first at 160 pounds. Also placing in the top eight were juniors Andrew Muncrief (170, seventh) and Riley Young (heavyweight, third), sophomores Kevin Bedle (145, fifth) and Adnan Mohamud (132, fifth) and freshmen Stephen Headings (152, fourth), Nate Longo (126, eighth), Lukas Manarolla (120, second) and Willy Plaisir (138, sixth). Wooden, a state alternate last season, has a 31-3 record on the season and was ranked third in his weight class in the Jan. 25 district coaches poll. “I know a lot of guys have had their heads down this season,” said Manarolla, who improved to 19-10 with his performance in the John Deno Tournament. “This will really give the guys some inspiration.
At a glance
Below are the coming schedules for the Coffman, Jerome and Scioto wrestling teams: COFFMAN *Feb. 7 – At Hilliard Davidson Of note: The Shamrocks are 2-4 in the OCC-Central. JEROME *Feb. 7 – At Worthington Kilbourne Of note: The Celtics are 3-3 in the OCC-Cardinal. SCIOTO *Feb. 7 – Home vs. Westerville North Of note: The Irish are 1-5 in the OCC-Cardinal. *League contest Note: Results can be found at ThisWeekSPORTS.com.
The coaches had a long talk with us before (the match against Liberty) and told us that if we pulled (a win) off, we’d probably get noticed for being a better team, and we pulled it off.” Coffman lost eight wrestlers from a year ago to graduation, including three state qualifiers in Chris Mullucey (120), Ryan Murdock (126) and Joe Schulze (132). In addition, Bob Stoll retired as coach after leading the program for 17 seasons. During his tenure with the Shamrocks, he coached 34 state qualifiers, one state runner-up and 14 state placers. Van Gundy, who spent the past three seasons as the coach at Ready where he helped Patrick Garren place third at heavyweight in the Division III state tournament last season, wants to see that tradition continue. “This group didn’t come in with a lot of credentials, but their attitude has been great,” Van Gundy said. “To be honest with you, we’ve laid an egg the past two months. But we’ve had some guys show up and they start feeding off each other and that’s how you build a team.” The Shamrocks will compete in the Division I sectional tournament Feb. 16 at Watkins Memorial. The top four finishers in each weight class in each
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Three Celtics win titles in All-North tourney Jerome placed fifth (150.5) of 14 teams in its All-North Tournament on Feb. 2, behind champion Mount Vernon (244.5). Winning titles were senior Brett Mowery (220), sophomore Liam Dunlea (120) and freshman Seth Transue (106). Placing second were senior Andrew Pearson (152) and junior Logan Mosher (138). Jerome defeated Westerville South 37-24 on Jan. 31 in the OCC-Cardinal match and closes the regular season Thursday, Feb. 7, with a league match at Worthington Kilbourne. The Celtics are tied with Kilbourne for fourth in the league
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Dublin Scioto students are Atlas Butler Award winners Jessica Cronau Senior at Dublin Scioto High School Nominated by: Matt Pittman Teacher of winning classroom: Christian Kalix Jessica drove to Thornapple Apartments three times a week to organize and lead a free kids camp for children of all ages. She informed all families at a community meeting of the Jessica Cronau services she would be providing for the summer after the apartment board approved her idea. The camp took place at the playground in the middle of the complex. The following is from an essay by my nominee, Jessica, describing her experiences: “I am seventeen realizing the impact each child had on me is far greater than anything I gave them. Each smile gave me hope for a brighter future. Each laugh gave me life and purpose. Each child gave me reason to be a better person, to grow, and to be grateful.”
Rathisha Pathmathasan Senior at Dublin Scioto High School Nominated by: Sasikala Sellathurai Teacher of winning classroom: Teresa Henderly Rathisha Pathmathasan defines herself with her service. From being involved inside and outside the classroom, she strives to touch many lives. Rathisha has been candy striping Rathisha at Riverside Methodist Hospital Pathmathasan for the past two years. She has discharged hundreds of patients, collected IV pumps from the nurses, pushed the renowned cookie cart throughout the hospital, and administrated the Emergency Information desk. Rathisha continues to serve people at the hospital to this day. Rathisha Pathmathasan is the epitome of service. She always brightens up the room with her positivity. She will continue to impact lives in college and beyond.
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at 3-3, behind Bradley (6-0), Darby (6-0) and Westerville North (4-2) and ahead of Scioto (1-5), Westerville South (1-5) and Westerville Central (0-6). Bradley and Darby face each other Thursday, Feb. 7, for the league championship. Jerome will compete in the Division I sectional Feb. 16 at Marysville. Also at the site are Briggs, Columbus West, Franklin Heights, Gahanna, Lancaster, Marysville, North-
land, Westland and Whetstone. ton North. Gusan and Akutsu, who were ranked first and second, Akutsu falls again respectively, in their weight to Davidson’s Gusan class in the Division I area Scioto finished 10th (40) in coaches poll released Jan. 25, the All-North Tournament, with could meet again in the secsenior Yoshi Akutsu placing tional Feb. 16 at Westland. second at heavyweight. The Irish and Davidson will Akutsu is 30-3 this season, be joined at the sectional by with two of his losses coming Central Crossing, Delaware, against Davidson's Travis Grove City, Kilbourne, New Gusan. He lost to Gusan 3-1 Albany, St. Charles, UA and in both the All-North Tourna- Westland. ment and the Panther Invitational on Dec. 15 at Pickering- sports@thisweeknews.com
SCIOTO FROM >> B1 41-35. The Irish were 11-for-42 from the field and 1-for-17 on 3-point attempts. They were outscored 8-0 in the third quarter after holding a 19-16 halftime lead. Scioto rebounded with a 6734 win over Jonathan Alder on Feb. 2. Guard Josh Ashwill led all scorers with 16 points and had 15 rebounds. Post player Zac Brown had 14 points and
guard Antonio Bisutti added Warriors defeated Scioto 5512. 33 on Jan. 25 and 63-44 on Dec. 14. Jerome and Bradley both Girls team eyes were a game behind Scioto at second-place finish 7-5. Victories over Darby on Feb. Scioto used a 7-0 third-quar5 and Bradley on Friday, Feb. ter run to hold off Westerville 8, would ensure Scioto second South 41-36 on Jan. 29. place in the OCC-Cardinal. The Irish open the Division A 54-43 loss to Jerome on I tournament at home against Feb. 1 dropped the Irish to 14- Lancaster on Feb. 16. They are 6 overall and 8-4 in the league. the 12th seed. Westerville North entered play this week in first at 12-0. The –Scott Gerfen
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Hockey
Jerome seeking sixth Blue Jackets Cup title By SCOTT HENNEN THISWEEKSPORTS.COM Dublin Jerome High School hockey coach Pat Murphy is quite familiar with the position that his team is in heading into the Blue Jackets Cup tournament. The Celtics are the defending Cup champions and have won the event five times. They begin their quest for their sixth title when they face DeSales in the first round Thursday, Feb. 7, at the OhioHealth Ice Haus. Jerome is the No. 2 seed in the event, which runs through Sunday, Feb. 10. DeSales is seeded seventh. “We approach it like: You win, you move on. You lose, you’re done,” Murphy said. “This tournament is important to our team and we’ve had some success there before. You have to go out and play desperate.” The Cup tournament, which involves all of the teams in the Capital Hockey Conference, is in its 12th season. Jerome won three consecutive titles from 2006-08 and another championship in 2010. The only other teams to win the Cup title are Dublin Coffman (2004, 2005 and 2009), Olentangy Liberty (2011) and Thomas Worthington (2002 and 2003). The championship bracket of the Cup tournament consists
of the top four teams in the CHC-Red Division, the top three teams in the CHC-White and the CHC-Blue champion. Jerome finished second (132-2, 28 points) in the CHC-Red behind Liberty (15-0-1-1, 32), with Cincinnati Moeller (11-50-1, 23) and Coffman (10-7, 20) rounding out the top four. Olentangy Orange (14-2, 28) won the CHC-White, with St. Charles (10-5-0-1, 21) and DeSales (7-7-1-1, 16) placing second and third, respectively. Gahanna (8-6-1-2, 19) won the CHC-Blue. In other first-round matchups Thursday, Feb. 7, third-seeded Moeller plays sixth-seeded St. Charles, fourth-seeded Coffman faces fifth-seeded Orange and top-seeded Liberty plays eighth-seeded Gahanna. “It’s win or go home, just like in the district (tournament),” Liberty coach Jack Hoogeveen said. “Our seniors have really been stepping up and showing a lot more seriousness to the game.” Liberty, which is the only team to win Cup and district championships in the same season, was ranked eighth in the state poll last week behind topranked Cleveland St. Ignatius. The Patriots topped the area poll, with Orange, Jerome, Moeller, Coffman and St. Charles rounding out the top six.
At a glance
BLUE JACKETS CUP Championship Bracket Feb. 7 – Dublin Jerome vs. DeSales at OhioHealth Ice Haus, 6 p.m.; Cincinnati Moeller vs. St. Charles at Chiller Dublin, 6 p.m.; Dublin Coffman vs. Olentangy Orange at Ice Haus, 8 p.m.; Olentangy Liberty vs. Gahanna at Chiller Dublin, 8 p.m. Feb. 8 – Semifinals: Liberty-Gahanna winner vs. Coffman-Orange winner
at Ice Haus, 5:30 p.m.; Moeller-St. Charles winner vs. Jerome-DeSales winner at Ice Haus, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 10 – Final at Ice Haus, 4 p.m. Consolation Bracket Feb. 8 – Worthington Kilbourne vs. Dublin Scioto at Chiller Dublin, 6 p.m.; Watterson vs. Olentangy at Chiller Dublin, 8 p.m. Feb. 9 – Upper Arlington vs. Watterson-Olentangy winner at Ice Haus, 12:40 p.m.; Thomas Worthington vs. Kilbourne-Scioto winner at Ice Haus, 2:40 p.m. Feb. 10 – Final at Ice Haus, 2 p.m.
Hoogeveen said his team had a wake-up call after losing to Findlay 5-3 on Jan. 21 in the Thomas Worthington MLK Tournament. Then on Jan. 27, the Patriots trailed Jerome 2-1 late in the third period of their league contest before rallying behind three goals from junior forward Chris Bergamesca to win 4-2 at Chiller Dublin. “We were talking about when to pull our goalie (for an extra skater) and then we tied them up,” Hoogeveen said. “It was a pretty dramatic turnaround in the final three minutes. To play well enough to win that game
so late in their barn really can get you going.” Orange is looking for its first Cup championship after winning its first district title last season, when it defeated Jerome 3-2 in four overtimes in the district final. The Pioneers lost to eventual state champion Sylvania Northview 6-0 in a state semifinal. “This time of year, every game is going to be a battle,” Orange coach Tim Pennington said. “The reality of it is that anyone can end up winning it. A lot of it comes down to confidence, the health of your team
and some luck factors as well.” Matchups also are important. For example, DeSales seems to match up well against Jerome. The teams tied at 3 on Jan. 6 in their lone league meeting and the Stallions defeated the Celtics 3-1 on Nov. 25 in the Midwest Thanksgiving Classic. “If you look at the scores this season, there haven’t been a lot of blowouts,” Murphy said. “Most of the games are closely contested, and they will be from here on out.” Gahanna is making its first appearance in the championship bracket of the Cup tournament.
“We only had seven wins last year and we doubled that this year,” coach J.J. Stallsworth said. “One of our goals all year was to get in the Blue Jackets Cup (championship tournament) and we did that (Feb. 2) on senior night with a 5-2 win over Thomas Worthington. That was great because the seniors have meant a lot to this team.” Competing in the consolation bracket are Dublin Scioto, Olentangy, Thomas, Upper Arlington, Watterson and Worthington Kilbourne. shennen@thisweeknews.com
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The Dublin Coffman High School hockey team won its final two Capital Hockey Conference games last weekend to qualify for the championship bracket of the Blue Jackets Cup tournament. Seeded fourth, the Shamrocks open against fifth-seeded Olentangy Orange on Thursday, Feb. 7, at Chiller Dublin. The Cup tournament runs through Sunday, Feb. 10, at Chiller Dublin and OhioHealth Ice Haus. Coffman defeated Worthington Kilbourne 5-3 on Feb. 1 and Gahanna 3-0 on Feb. 3 to improve to 15-14 overall and finish fourth in the CHC-Red Division at 10-7 (20 points), behind Olentangy Liberty (150-1-1, 32), Jerome (13-2-2, 28) and Cincinnati Moeller (11-50-1, 23) and ahead of Upper Arlington (7-8-1-1, 16). The top four teams in the CHC-Red qualified for the championship bracket of the Cup tournament. UA is participating in the consolation bracket. Against Kilbourne, forwards
Ian Flinders, Chris DiBiase, Matt King and J.T. Latshaw and defenseman Thomas Tate scored and goaltender Cody Laux had 13 saves.
Celtics to face DeSales in Cup opener Jerome also went 2-0 in the CHC last weekend, beating Gahanna 5-0 on Feb. 1 and Kilbourne 8-0 on Feb. 3, to improve to 21-8-3 overall. The Celtics earned the second seed for the championship bracket of the Blue Jackets Cup tournament. The Celtics will face seventh-seeded DeSales in the opening round Thursday, Feb. 7, at Chiller Dublin. Forward James Eastep had two goals, forwards Daniel Dodson and Lucas Brush and defenseman Luke Potter each scored one and goalie Shawn Ewert had 13 saves against Gahanna. Against Kilbourne, forward Chase Rose had two goals, Brusch, Eastep, forwards Jeff Davison, Chris Cathis and Alex
Cathis and defenseman Sam Franklin each scored one and goalie Connor Willette had 10 saves.
Irish playing in Cup consolation tourney Scioto will compete in the consolation bracket of the Blue Jackets Cup tournament. Seeded 14th, the Irish will face 11th-seeded Kilbourne in the first round Friday, Feb. 8, at Chiller Dublin. The winner faces 10thseeded Thomas Worthington in a semifinal Saturday, Feb. 9, at the Ice Haus. Also in the consolation bracket are ninthseeded UA, 12th-seeded Watterson and 13th-seeded Olentangy. The Irish, who finished 017 in the CHC-Blue, beat Kettering Alter 3-2 on Feb. 3 to snap a five-game losing streak. Forward Zach Vallette had two goals, defenseman Scott Carter scored one and goalie Christian Rice had 29 saves.
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Blacklick 1123 Desert Willow Dr; Steven E. Huckaby; $259,750. 1666 Birdsong Ct; JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.; $180,000. Dublin 4086 Borge Way; Gita Rao; $525,229. 8777 Sorrento Ct; Radha Krishna Kuropati; $502,378. 6770 Vineyard Haven Loop; Michelle B. Roach; $364,128. 7878 N Avaleen Cir; Misael V. Purugganan, Eveleth R. Purugganan; $347,680. 5133 Noor Park Cir; Javed Iqbal Cheema; $330,000. 7850 N Avaleen Cir; Shiv P. Mishra, Sunit Mishra; $323,500. 7874 N Avaleen Cir; Barbara W. Turley, Trustee; $285,120. 7970 Ginger Place; Phillip Jones; $955,000. 7153 Timberview Dr; John M. Buckley, Patricia M. Buckley; $359,800. 4258 Tuller Ridge Dr; Kathy L. Harrington, Thomas K. Harrington; $340,528. 7448 Kilbrittain Ln; Mark S. Johnson, Julie M. Johnson; $327,500. 5900 E Saint Fillans Ct; Hui Ren, William Yip; $265,000. Hilliard 6146 Lampton Pond Dr; Marwan Melhem, Aktham Melhem; $335,999. 6030 N Hampton Corners; David B. Curl, Christine M. Curl; $322,000.
6179 Golden Ln; Praveen M. Bulusu; $306,514. 3207 Kaylyn Ln; Nicholas V. Hall, Kaitlin B. Hall; $290,000. Lewis Center 5888 Leeward Court; Nicole R. Stringfield; $312,900. 3117 Abbey Knoll Court; William J. Moyer, Megan N. Moyer; $283,700. 1100 Little Bear Loop; David R. Johnson, Janet E. Johnson; $266,210. New Albany 1 Hawkmoor Dr; D & H Hawksmoor Properties; $2,000,000. 28 Wiveliscombe; Ping Jin, Cheng Qian; $810,000. 6852 Harper Ln; Robert W. Growdon, Melinda M. Growdon; $387,500. 6850 Wardell Loop; Rodney J. Simpson, Kelley J. Simpson; $350,000. 1074 Bayboro Dr; Margaret L. Davis; $348,900. 1350 White Oak Ln; Mary W. Beatley; $337,000. Plain City 8610 Mallard Circle; Clinton W. Gibboney, Amanda B. Gibboney; $440,940. 10204 Summersweet Way; David W. Deyo, Grace M. Deyo; $329,900. 10394 Summersweet Way; Tracy Roloff, Charlene Roloff; $317,153. Powell 8870 Turfway Bend Dr; Kan N. Hor, Christina S. Heng-Hor; $665,000. 3995 Hickory Rock Dr; Dee W. Sanford; $485,390. 8177 Wildflower Dr; Bradley E. Sherman, Molly M. Sherman; $437,012. 6697 Kellogg Dr; Ty R. Brenning, Jennifer L. Brenning; $334,272. 10538 Stoneham Dr; Wyatt R. Culbertson, Anne E. Culbertson; $322,500. 516 Bantry St; Elisandra Reyes-Perez, Maurice Branscm; $321,000. 9775 Kingston Circle; Stacey A.
Ryan; $315,000. 4808 Overcreek Place; James R. Kelley, Megan C. Kelley; $307,800. 524 Ridge View Court; Matthew J. Nelsen, Stacey M. Nelsen; $299,000. 146 Kellys Court; Jeffrey Dobozy, Erin Dobozy; $292,500. 184 Wagon Trail S; Paraq S. Patel; $278,000. 3878 Coral Creek Court; Mary A. Clark; $277,405. Reynoldsburg 3320 Bellowind Dr; Jimmy Le; $121,500. Westerville 727 S Hempstead Rd; Paul F. Ricart, III, Tiffany E. Ricart; $450,000. 5011 Smothers Rd; James R. Lawrence, Amy L. Lawrence; $255,000. 5987 Shreven Dr; Rhonda M. Cherry; $228,485. 6521 Wesley Way; Leslie C. Duncan; $469,878. 6453 Wesley Way; Earl L. McLane, Betsy J. McLane; $447,090. 5314 Medallion Dr W; Heidi Gum, Andrew T. Gum; $428,000. 7561 Milford Ave; William D. Themelaras, Leonarda M. Themelaras; $336,360. 5858 Tournament Dr; Michael C.
Anderson; $287,625. 297 Barrington Drive; Kolin Charles Millhench, Danielle Nicole Millhench; $280,000. Worthington 2177 Castle Crest Dr; Daniel Brian Vukmer, Sheila Ann Vukmer; $440,000. 513 S Haymore Ave; Katherine P. Hickey; $258,000. Canal Winchester 9249 Hocking Run St NW; Matthew Bertram; $355,000. 6547 Dorothys Creek; Robert J. Douglas, Janet P. Douglas; $300,000. Galloway 6776 Woods End Ct; JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.; $270,700. 254 Westmark Ct; Phelan G. Piehota; $147,900. Grove City 1353 Fairway Dr; Denise A. Morrison, David J. Morrison; $313,861. 3649 Williams Hook; Freddie B. Thomas, Kristy M. Thomas; $287,730. 1498 River Trail Dr; Sandra J. Eckstein, Gerard A. Eckstein; $180,000. Groveport %5740 E Rarey Ave; Oscar Brown, Mildred Brown; $165,985.
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Pickerington 13174 Wellesley Dr; Joseph F. Carr, Jr.; $319,500. 7890 Shady Maple Dr; Jeffrey E. Priest; $281,160. 171 Georges Creek Dr; Fenrong R. Tam; $191,340. 235 Evergreen Ct; Brian E. Metcalf; $189,975. 397 Flat River St; Steven L. Herron; $183,500. Clintonville/North University 2309 N Fourth St; Zane J. Cox; $135,500. German Village 616 Mohawk St and 619 Macon Aly; Dawn B. Lowery, James D. Lowery, Trustees; $385,000. 556 S Fourth St; Martine B. Body, Brandon Antczak; $223,000. Bexley/E. Columbus 2196 E Broad St; Lana Abner; $300,000. 366 S Broadleigh Rd; Charles O. Meister, Barbara Mason Meister; $229,500. TriVillage/Arlington 952 McClain Rd; Courtney L. Mickley; $314,000. 907 Thomas Rd; Jeff Cornwell; $225,500. Whitehall/E. Columbus 341 Hoskins Way; Alexandra D. Woods; $169,995. 593 Indian Mound Rd; The Bank of New York Mellon; $136,000. Beechwold/Clintonville 319 Oakland Park Ave; Jennifer Boyette Mitchell; $310,000. 142 Chase Rd; Pamela Gutter; $179,900. Arlington/NW Columbus (N. of Fishinger) 2205 Haviland Rd; Brian J. Mally, Angela R. Mally; $566,608. 4311 Stratton Rd; Thomas Ludwig, Reena Shakya; $447,500. 1980 Lytham Rd; Thomas Brett Allen, Priscila De Moraes Teixeira; $417,000. 2626 Clairmont Ct; Bruce D. Hazard, Beth E. Hazard; $335,000. Upper Arlington 2500 Henthorn Rd; Mette Ibba; $580,000.
2781 Exmoor Rd; Thomas D. Heilman, II; $480,000. 1735 Doone Rd; Craig S. Hagkull, Molly R. Youngstrom Hagkull; $460,000. 1605 Sundridge Dr; David R. Ewoldsen, Nancy D. Rhodes; $369,900. 2535 Canterbury Rd; Chad D. Gibson, Heather M. Gibson; $337,000. 3341 Abbey Rd; Alan S. Thompson, Erica L. Thompson; $318,150. Northland (S. of Morse) 895 E Cooke Rd; Katherine Slattery; $145,000. 1175 E Cooke Rd; Michael L. Smith; $134,800. Northland (N. of Morse) 2045 Keltonshire Ave; Ian H. Cavener, Alison R. Cavener; $129,500. 1781 White Pine Ct; Joey H. Green; $121,900. Gahanna 6366 Clark State Rd; Adam M. Weaver, Angela M. Weaver; $276,000. 526 Mechwart Pl; Norma Jean Fravel; $236,000. 141 Creekside Green Dr; Lawrence Antoine; $204,000. 154 Helmbright Ct; Aditya J. Angal; $200,000. Far East Side (S. of Refugee) 3341 Winchester Pike; M. Scott Witten, Julie M. Witten; $125,000. Worthington West 8090 Olentangy River Rd; Steven J. Poe, Sr., Dawn R. Poe; $345,000. 8242 Windsong Ct; Larry L. Johnson, Karen A. Patterson; $325,000. 7140 Asheville Park Dr; Joshua D. Svenson, Amy C. Svenson; $218,500. 5441 Millington Rd; Elizabeth S. Wagg; $218,000. For more information on obtaining additional home sales transactions in central Ohio, call CompuName at (614) 325-3176.
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row and forward Jason Hall each scored 11 points. Forward Alex Radkiewicz scored 15 of his 21 points in the second half to lead Liberty. The Shamrocks defeated Thomas 46-44 on Jan. 29, Central Crossing 72-46 on Feb. 1 and Canton McKinley 63-60 on Feb. 3. Against McKinley, Axelrod hit two free throws with 8 seconds remaining. Marsh scored 24 points and Axelrod scored 11. “Last week was a very big week for us and this week that will continue,” coach Jamey Collins said. “We have been asking our players to give more and they have responded pretty well. (Guard) Tyrel Jackson has been coming on as of late and our younger players (guards Seth Fuller, C.J. Saunders and Shaun Rankin) continue to improve as their roles have expanded.” Hall was leading the team in scoring (13.6 points) and rebounding (7.6) averages through 17 games. Marsh was averaging 10.8 points and Axelrod was at 10.1 points per game.
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ter) that we haven’t been able son and sophomore guard/forto finish out. Hopefully, (the ward Hadley Kiefer added eight the whole night, limiting him win over Scioto) means we have points apiece. to nine points.” Senior post player Katherine turned the corner.” McCoy scored 10 in a 50-27 Baich scored 12 points and loss Jan. 29 at Westerville North. Laufersweiler added 11. Girls team closing “We have been winning a On Friday, Feb. 8, the Celtics regular season couple games and then lose one play at Westerville South in an The girls team was 13-7 over- or two,” coach Rob Dunsmore OCC-Cardinal game. Jerome lost to the Wildcats 60-50 on all after defeating Jonathan Alder said. “We haven’t been consisJan. 8 as junior guard Connor 63-37 on Feb. 4 and 7-5 in the tent.” On Feb. 1, junior guard/forKerns scored 11 points and sen- OCC-Cardinal before playing ward Amanda Kessler led with ior post player Austin Sherman Kilbourne on Feb. 5. The Celtics play Friday, Feb. 16 points as Jerome defeated had 10. “When we played South the 8, at home against Westerville Scioto 54-43 to sweep the seafirst time, we were up 39-25 at South to close the regular sea- son series. McCoy had 15. In the Division I district draw halftime,” Hale said. “Then we son. Jerome won the first meetcame out and shot 1-for-17 (on ing 60-26 on Jan. 8 as senior Feb. 3, the Celtics were seeded field goals) in the third quarter post player Sarah Auker scored 15th and open Feb. 16 at home and we were 3-for-25 total in 16 points and senior post player against Central Crossing. Hannah Gibbs had 14. Junior the second half. “When we played Scioto the guard/forward Andrea David- shennen@thisweeknews.com first time, we were 1-for-23 in the first half. This time we were 11 of 24, so making baskets helps a lot.” On Jan. 29, Jerome lost to Westerville North 53-38 in an OCC-Cardinal contest. Christman and senior guard Matt Holden both scored 12 points. “When you get to the second half of the season, you hope that the team is getting better and playing good team ball,” Hale said. “We have played well for a quarter or for a half, but we seem to have had that one (quar-
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Stunning home sits serenely on the 6th hole of Heritage Golf Course. 1st Floor owners suite opens to beautiful 22x25 Florida Room. Kitchen w/42” cabinets, Corian counters, & stainless steel appliances, Mud room on 1st floor, sprinkler system, professionally finished epoxy garage floor. Agent related to Seller. $494,500 MLS#213002202
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CRAMERS CROSSING
From the beautiful stone front to the wooded, private lot, this home has spared nothing. Stunning stone fireplace, wood floors, rich colors, granite throughout. Each detail is exceptional. First floor master, fully finished basement with workout room, beautiful built in bar & full bath & an outdoor patio that settles on perfection. $379,900 MLS#212037468
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CARRINGTON WAY 2-STORY
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Fabulous space in this stylishly updated home! Includes a finished third floor suite w/full bath & hardwood floors. Beautiful kitchen w/cherry cabinetry, hardwood floors, black granite & plentiful storage. Generous size living room w/gas fireplace, formal dining room, & a powder room on 1st floor which is so hard to find! Located near the river, bike pathways & shopping. A two car garage with workshop, newer HVAC, a fenced yard & full basement make this a winning combination. $325,000 MLS#212037337
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Duffy quality built home in River Landings. The family room is large and has great wall space for your electronics plus a beautiful fireplace & shelving. Vaulted owners suite and spa like bath make a wonderful retreat. The lower level is professionally finished with a half bath. The formal rooms are oversized. The kitchen has a center island with stainless steel appliances. A deck overlooks a nice size rear yard! $282,500 MLS#212007957
TREMONT CLUB CONDO
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SPRINGCREST ESTATES
Westerville is home to this pristine cape with a 1st floor owner’s suite & 2.5 baths. Great floor plan with a sunny family room addition. There are two nice size bedrooms upstairs with a full bath. The generous size light filled living room has a stone fireplace with gas logs. Vaulted dining room area is part of the great room. Kitchen has plentiful cabinets & a breakfast bar. Newer roof, furnace & A/C. Lives like a ranch, everything you need is on one floor including laundry! $219,900 MLS#213000090
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DARBY GLEN 2 STORY
Well maintained home in Darby Glen, nothing to do but move in. Great kitchen for the cook SS appliances and open to family rm w/fireplace. 1st floor laundry room, 1/2 bath and living rm. Spacious BR’s up, vaulted master BR. Bay window in kitchen eating area with nice light. Enjoy relaxing on the nice deck overlooking nice landscaped yard. 12-course basement and white doors and trim $184,900 MLS#212016291
CHARMING CAPE COD
Adorable stone-front cozy cottage cape near Clintonville with 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths, nested on a beautiful deep lot. Boasting 2 bedrooms on 1st floor, newer roof, newer HVAC, remodeled kitchen & baths, 200 amp electric, & large 26’ deep car garage, all you have to do is move in! $184,000 MLS#212036095
ELGINFIELD 2 STORY
Oversized rooms throughout! This huge home features Family room, Dining room, Living room/ Den, large eat-in kitchen, and 4 big bedrooms including an owner’s suite with huge bathroom and twin walk-in closets. New roof, siding, hot water tank, and A/C unit. This well maintained and upgraded home also features a basement ready for your finishing touches, including a rough-in for a bathroom. $165,000 MLS#212026107
VILLAGE AT HEATHERSTONE
Brick condo near shopping, restaurants & more. Light infused great room with a fireplace & vaulted ceiling with fresh paint & new carpet. Lofted bedroom upstairs with half bath & walk-in closet. Two bedrooms on the 1st floor with two full baths. One of the few two car garages with extra storage space above the garage. There is a clubhouse with a swimming pool for residents & is close to the Dublin Recreation Center. $159,000 MLS#213000842
GREAT INVESTMENT
Low maintenance brick Multi-Family. Parcel split completed & filed. NEW ROOFS in 2012..2 brs,1 bath & 1 car garage each unit Hardwood floors & basement. Great location close to shopping, restaurants & bus line. $159,900 MLS#212021796
NEW LISTING
GALLOWAY RIDGE 2 STORY
Incredible value! Large living areas, kitchen, & eating area. Updated SS appliances & carpet make this home truly shine. Hardwood floors in kitchen. 4 large bedrooms, including owner’s suite with walk-in closet & private bathroom. Significant work has been put into the front & back yards with plants, large mulch beds & a huge patio. Owner is licensed agent in the state of Ohio. $147,500 MLS#213002090
5871 CAPE CORAL LANE
Well maintained home in & move-in ready 3 BR 2 BA home located in Sweetwater sub. Updates include newer windows & dd slider drs in kit opening to the patio w/ outside speakers & spacious bkyd w/mature trees. Back corner of yd also has an attractive shed on concrete slab. Comfortable kit has ceramic flrs & beautiful custom pantry cab that provides an incredible amount of extra storage space to kit. Updated light fixtures & ceiling fans have been added to most rms. $139,900 MLS#212019042
WESTCHESTER RANCH
Perfectly cared for ranch is tucked away nicely on a quiet cul-de-sac. hardwood floors welcome you as you step into this bright, cheerful home. Open kitchen with vaulted ceilings has new appliances and bay window, great room has brick fireplace and opens to the peaceful deck. First floor laundry and large basement. Ready to move in! $129,900 MLS#212018488
ALKIRE LAKES 2 STORY
Fabulous price on this comfortable 5 bedroom home that has so much to offer. Soaring ceilings in the great room with hardwood floors and gas fireplace, large kitchen with island, 4 bedrooms up with 2 full baths and a separate in law suite on the first floor with bedroom, full bath, family room and separate entrance. $125,500 MLS#213001148
FOREST PARK EAST
Wonderfully renovated 4 BR home in the heart of Forest Park East is now move-in ready! Updates include new roof, gutters, ceramic tile flooring, ceramic tile shower surround, carpet, cabs, counter tops & much more! Walls have been removed & the kitchen now opens to the spacious living area, creating an inviting great rm w/a contemporary & trendy feel. The cozy family rm has a wood burning fplc for those chilly winter evenings. The bdrms are expansive & there’s plenty of space to stretch & grow! $115,000 MLS#212040509
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HILLIARD VILLAGE CONDO
Backing to the woods and walking trail, this condo offer what most cannot - serene, private living. Also offered are 2 bedrooms, each with their own private bath, a finished basement with half bath, updated kitchen, laminate wood flooring, 1 car attached garage and a rear deck allowing for outdoor enjoyment. $110,000 MLS#212030296
LAKE DARBY ESTATES SPLIT
Renovation is complete & this home has a fresh new life! Improvements: nice front landscaping, new entry & interior doors, new windows, new carpet, ceramic flring, granite counter-top, sink & fixtures in kitchen, new tub & surround, fresh paint throughout & much more! Special touches include knotty pine walls & vltd ceiling in the cozy family room & a large 2 car garage. New beginnings await a happy new homeowner! $99,900 MLS#212031462
SAVESON ACRES 2.8 ACRE LOT
Build your dream home right here!!! This amazing 2.8 acre property is located on a quiet cul-de-sac just a few minutes from shopping and Route 161 in Saveson Acres. What more could you want from your future home site? $200 per year association dues. Call for copy of deed restrictions. $99,900 MLS#211013794
LEXINGTON 3 LEVEL SPLIT
3 Bedroom split with large, fenced yard. New carpet and new roof. Motivated seller and quick possession. $69,000 MLS#213000604
CHERRY CREEK VILLAS
Absolutely perfect condo, completely refurbished & so affordable! Glass tile backsplash with rich color cabinets provide an inviting upgraded kitchen. Ceramic tile, new sink/faucet & cabinets complete the newly renovated bath. Exposed brick wall provides a level of charm rarely seen & the wall of sliding glass doors provide ample sunlight into the family room. Backing to a thick layer of trees, this condo is one to see. $45,900 MLS#212036565