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Lorain County Leviathan is adding a women's soccer team

Plus, Avon is back in the girls soccer Final Four after a 2-0 win.

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Soccer

The is starting a women's soccer team that will focus on attracting elite collegiate talent, including players who want to compete in the summer and former college players. News 5 Cleveland calls the announcement the latest in a wave of investments in women's sports in Northeast Ohio. Chronicle TelegramNews 5 Cleveland WEWS

Girls soccer

Avon is back in the Final Four after a 2-0 win over Sylvania Northview in Saturday's Division II regional final. It's the Eagles' second trip in three years. Chronicle Telegram

60 secondsbetween Avon's two first-half goals in the regional final

A junior forward scored twice in that span late in the first half of Avon's 2-0 win over Sylvania Northview.

Volleyball

Elyria Catholic lost a five-set Region 13 final at Alliance after rallying from a two-game deficit. The Panthers are ranked third in Division IV by MaxPreps. Chronicle Telegram

Dog warden

Lorain County commissioners swore in Kelsey Leftwich as dog warden. She started Sept. 29 and supervises staff, manages kennel operations and enforces state and local animal control laws. Chronicle Telegram

Cross country

Avon's girls and Keystone's Yuronich shined at the state meet, the Chronicle Telegram reported. Chronicle Telegram

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Lorain County Leviathan is adding a women's soccer team

Plus, Avon is back in the girls soccer Final Four after a 2-0 win.

The TLDR

  1. Lorain County Leviathan is starting a women's soccer team
  2. Avon girls soccer is back in the Final Four
  3. Elyria Catholic loses a five-set regional final
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North RidgevilleNorth Ridgeville's new e-bike rules, including helmets for riders under 18, are now in effectIf you ride an e-bike in North Ridgeville, the rules changed Wednesday. An ordinance City Council passed Oct. 5 took effect Nov. 4. It covers public streets, sidewalks, multi-use paths and parking lots open to traffic, and the helmet rule depends on the bike's class.High School FootballAvon Lake falls 35-7 to top-seeded Toledo Central Catholic in a playoff quarterfinalAvon Lake's playoff run stopped at Gallagher Stadium in Toledo. The eighth-seeded Shoremen lost to No. 1 seed Toledo Central Catholic in a Division II, Region 6 quarterfinal Friday night. It was a terrible start that set the tone: senior Jeremiah Fuller returned the opening kickoff 98 yards for a touchdown.Lorain CountyMore than 60% of eligible Lorain County voters turned out for Tuesday's electionIf you voted Tuesday, you were in good company. More than 60% of eligible Lorain County voters cast ballots, and the share ran even higher in a number of northeast county precincts, in places like Avon, Avon Lake and North Ridgeville, according to data reviewed by The Chronicle-Telegram.

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  1. News 5 Cleveland WEWS5 hours ago

    Lorain County joins wave of investment in women's sports, on News 5 Cleveland WEWS

    An announcement by the Lorain County Leviathan this week is the latest in a wave of investments in women’s sports in Northeast Ohio.

  2. Chronicle Telegram6 hours ago

    Avon back in girls soccer Final 4 after 2-0 victory over Sylvania Northview, on Chronicle Telegram

    The Eagles junior forward scored twice in the span of 60 seconds late in the first half of Saturday's Division II regional final to send Avon back to the Final Four for the second time in three years.

  3. Chronicle Telegram6 hours ago

    Elyria Catholic drops thrilling five-set match in regional finals, on Chronicle Telegram

    The Panthers, who are ranked third in Division IV by MaxPreps, rallied from a two-game deficit before falling 25-18, 26-24, 20-25, 24-26, 16-14 in a thrilling Region 13 final at Alliance.

  4. Chronicle Telegram7 hours ago

    Cross country: Avon girls, Keystone's Yuronich shine at state meet, on Chronicle Telegram

    Contact Paul Heyse at 329-7135 or ctsports@chroniclet.com

  5. Cleveland.com9 hours ago

    Police report finding OVI suspect passed out following crash: North Olmsted Police Blotter, on Cleveland.com

    Officers at 4:40 a.m. on Oct. 18 responded to a 911 call about a motor vehicle accident on I-480 eastbound near the Clague Road entrance ramp.

  6. WFMJ9 hours ago

    ‘Cash Explosion’ to be livestreamed Saturday night, on WFMJ

    Because of NBC Sports’ college football coverage, “Cash Explosion” will stream at 7:30 p.m. on WFMJ.com, the 21 News app and all your streaming devices.