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THE 29TH ANNUAL LORAIN COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP
Avon and Avon Lake have emerged as the two top teams, each having taken on al comers and emerged victorious. Avon Lake last won in 2005, its second time to take top honors. Avon last won in 2017, its third time. Click above to hear the exciting contest. Spoiler alert: you can read the final results in our official news release.
Tags: Academic Championship 2019 · avon lake ohio · Avon Ohio · high school quiz program · Lorain County Ohio · radio quiz showComments Off on 19-16 Scholastic Games Championship-Avon vs. Avon Lake
Elyria High School hopes to regain its position as the winningest school (by winning a sixth championship on Scholastic Games) while Avon Lake High School, a more recent winner, hopes to win its third championship. First, one of these two schools with exceptional teams has to win this contest, the second semifinal. Returning to represent Elyria are, as pictured left to right, Matthew Carson, Garrett Worden, and John Schuman. Back to represent Avon Lake are, left to right, Natalie Miller, Connor McNeill, and Irwin Deng. Worden, Schuman, and McNeill are all past “Standout Scholar” winners from earlier programs. Click above to listen, or click to the “spoiler,” 
Two excellent academic teams, one the area’s foremost private school, the other a public school in one of Ohio’s fastest-growing communities, meet for this competition, each team seeking to advance to our annual academic championship. Representing Avon are, as pictured left to right, Jacob Boesger, Alex Stamatis, and Connor Smith. The Lake Ridge team consists of , left to right, John Harrington, Ryan Rosu, and Sparsh Balabadrapatruni. Team captains Stamatis and Rosu are both past winners of the program’s “Standout Scholar Award.” Click above to hear the competition. As always, our “spoiler” is 
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Information is also provided on how anyone can learn more about it. Individuals can contact Matt Mercado at LCCC—at 1- 440-366-7320…or email him at: mmercado@lorainccc.edu.
The teams are from Avon Lake High School, as pictured left to right, Emmet Fink, Connor McNeill, and Irwin Deng, and Lorain’s Clearview High School, left to right, Sierra Hitchens, Nathaniel Suprun, and Thomas Rivera. We recommend opening it in a separate window so you can continue to browse the web as you listen. Click above to hear the competition…or…choose the spoiler, which will reveal the final results, 
Situated in Lake County this small college offers a rigorous liberal arts education, one of the country’s rare, Equine education programs, and much more. Listen as he describes to Bob Tayek many of the unique facets of the institution.
consists of, left to right, Harrison Graham, Ben Meredyk, and Nick Gaba. Graham is being heard for the first time on this broadcast. Schumann and Meredyk are former “Standout Scholar” winners. Click above to hear the broadcast (opening in a separate window is recommended), or to instantly learn the final outcome, you can read 
The CAB is dedicated to preserving the legacy of broadcasting in the Greater Cleveland area and recognition of service and excellence in the industry. In annual awards presentations held since 1991, past honorees have ranged from Dorothy Fuldheim to Ernie Anderson, Linn Sheldon, Mike Douglas and Tom Hamilton. Broadcast executives such as Betty Cope, Milton Maltz and Tom Embrescia have also been recognized as well as WCLV’s co-founder Robert Conrad, an honoree in 2001. Other award recipients this year included a Presidents’ Award to veteran station owner Tom Wilson, and special awards to Sally Spitz, Director of Local Sales at WNWV for “Excellence in Leadership,” sports host Les Levine of WKRK for “Excellence in Radio,” and News Anchor Wayne Dawson of WJW-TV for “Excellence in Television.”