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Strongsville Boys Basketball

Sunday, December 30, 2012

Strongsville Freshmen, JV Win Holiday Tournament

Varsity falls to Berea in consolation game

  Strongsville High School's freshman and junior varsity basketball teams won their championship games in the second day of the holiday tournament play Saturday. The Mustang freshman whipped Berea 50-38, while the JV team bested Shaw 60-49. The varsity Mustangs played a consolation game against Berea, losing 81-67. Kyle Meehan had 25 points for Strongsville, leading all scorers. In the varsity championship game, St. Peter Chanel and Shaw were tied 31-31 at the half, but Shaw came out in the second half to take a 12-point lead. Chanel closed the gap to 61-60 with 40 seconds left, but Shaw rallied to win 65-60. In the JV consolation game, Berea beat Chanel 40-36. On Friday, the varsity Mustangs held a 7-point lead in the second quarter, but …

Friday, January 13, 2012

Strongsville Loses Close One to Brunswick

Mustangs defeated at home

The Strongsville High School boys basketball team lost to Brunswick at home Friday night. Final score was Blue Devils 58, Mustangs 53.

Friday, December 30, 2011

Top 10 Posts on Strongsville Patch in 2011

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Friday, December 2, 2011

Underdog Mustangs Ready to Work Hard this Basketball Season

In their opener against Olmsted Falls tonight, Strongsville will focus on smart play, tough defense and hard work to get the season started on the right foot

Strongsville High basketball fans are ready for a new season. Only question is, are the players ready, too?  Coming into this year, the Mustangs lost five senior starters, and veteran coach Joe Lynch is now looking to a fresh set of upper classmen to step up.  Seniors Sean Alexander, Justin Stephens, Brady Armitage and Jacob Even are the leaders of the new-school Mustangs, and according to the up-and-comers, they’re prepared for the challenges that lie ahead.  Given a list of opponents that includes Garfield Heights, Mentor, St. Ignatius and St. Ed’s, there will certainly be plenty of challenges to go around.  Despite any adversity, the seniors appeared composed and focused after this Wednesday’s practice.  Alexander stressed the team’s …

Sunday, March 6, 2011

VIDEO: Strongsville Boys Roll Over North Olmsted, 76-43

Seniors White and Gill combine for 43 points in the victory

The Strongsville High School boys basketball team won big on Saturday night against North Olmsted, 76-43, in the second round of the Division I Grafton District tournament at Midview High School. After a sluggish start, Strongsville (16-5) poured it on, scoring 25 points in the second quarter, 21 points in the third, and 18 points in the fourth. Strongsville senior Aaron White topped all scoring with 23 points. He also tallied three assists, and two steals. Other Mustang contributors included guard Gurjeet Gill (20 points), Mike Rosado (7), and Jordan Prahst (7). In total, 11 Strongsville players scored points. Khaled Oudeh led North Olmsted (6-16) in scoring with nine points. Strongsville advances in District play to challenge Lorain (14-…

Saturday, March 5, 2011

Strongsville Wins Big Over North Olmsted

Boys move on to semifinals

The Strongsville High School boys basketball team beat North Olmsted 76-43 in playoff action Saturday night at Midview High School. Look for details and video of the game at Strongsville Patch Sunday morning.

Sunday, February 27, 2011

Strongsville Boys Stun Garfield Hts. in OT, 86-79

Mustangs knock off previously unbeaten Bulldogs; White scores 36

Judging from the crowd, this was neither a make-up game nor a playoff primer. It was the regular season finale and “Senior Night.” It was also unofficially the start of the playoffs. Both boys’ basketball teams, like the fans in the attendance, filled the Strongsville High School gymnasium with heart and passion. This Northeast Ohio Conference (NOC) grudge match between the two rivals featured pointed passing and lights-out shooting that would not be contained in four quarters of play. The Mustangs needed overtime to topple previously unbeaten Garfield Heights, 86-79, on Saturday night. Garfield Heights (19-1), who had stopped Strongsville earlier in the season (Jan. 21, won 60-51), is one of the area’s top teams lead by the talented trio …

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Strongsville's Big 3 Lead Mustangs to Victory Over Lakewood

Boys basketball team now 14-5 on season

 Strongsville got a game-high 21 points from senior guard Gurjeet Gill along with 19 points from senior center Ray Hamilton and another 17 from senior forward Aaron White as the Mustang boys basketball team routed host Lakewood 72-45 on Friday night. The win moved the Mustangs to 7-2 in the Northeast Ohio Conference Valley Division and 14-5 overall. Strongsville, which closes the regular season at home next Friday against Garfield Heights, took a 10-0 lead with points from four different players and were never headed despite making just 15 of 34 free throws including a 3-for-15 night from the line by Hamilton. "This one was ugly," said Strongsville head coach Joe Lynch. "This was our 19th game and we have to play better than we did tonight…

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