Cleveland Heights ends season with 71-61 loss in district semifinal game
The Cleveland Heights High School boys basketball team fell 71-61 to St. Ignatius in their district semifinal match Wednesday, according to a St. Ignatius district Twitter account. Did you go to the game? Share your photos and videos here! The team ends the season with a Lake Erie League championship under their belt.
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Show off your young athlete's talents and post your best shots to our gallery!
We know your high school athlete performed this year. Cleveland Heights High School's teams had strong showings in winter sports — including the boys' basketball team's bid for the district championship — and Patch is so proud! We know you are, too — so show us your student athletes in action. Submit photos and videos of your cheerleader, basketball player, wrestler or indoor track runner in action to the gallery above, and tell us in the caption where and when it was taken. Then, we'll share your triumph on our front page and on Facebook and Twitter!
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Tiger basketball team will take on St. Ignatius at Solon High School at 7 p.m.
The Cleveland Heights boys basketball team will take on St. Ingnatius in the district semifinal tonight at 7 p.m. at Solon High School. Going to the game? Share your photos and videos here! Pre-sale tickets are available at the high school athletic office today for $4 for students and $6 for adults. All tickets are $6 at the door.
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Tigers face No. 9 seed Kenston at Solon High School
The Cleveland Heights Tigers face the Kenston Bombers in tonight's Division I sectional final at Solon High School. The Tigers, No. 4 seed, will play at 7:30 p.m. They clinched the Lake Erie League title and finished out the regular season with a 58-51 win over Warren G. Harding last week, according to OhioHSSports.com.
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Seven athletes accept offers from Northwestern, Notre Dame, Marquette and more at National Signing Day
Eight Cleveland Heights High School athletes gave impassioned speeches, thanked God and their coaches — and some wept — as they chose colleges at National Signing Day. The most suspenseful speech was from Shelton Gibson, a standout wide receiver who waited until the ceremony to reveal West Virginia University as his school of choice. Gibson’s career at Heights High is dotted with accolades, including being chosen to play in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl last month. His speech was short and sweet: he thanked God, his family, his coaches. “I feel extremely blessed, not only because I’m going to college, but because I have options,” he said. Other students spent more time at the podium. “My father has done a lot for me,” said Anthony …
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8:39 am on Friday, February 8, 2013
National Honor Society has a celebration yearly as students are inducted into it. Also, there are celebrations of students as they all do wonderful things at Heights. These young men and women have good grades along with being great athletes and community leaders. Don't belittle their moment. Come to the plays, concerts, and assemblies to see what Heights has to offer. more ›
Football, lacrosse players to commit to colleges today as part of National Signing Day
Eight Heights High athletes will commit to play football and lacrosse at Morehouse, Northwestern and other schools as part of National Signing Day today. The event is at noon in the Cleveland Heights High School auditorium. Presentations will be made by Athletic Director Kristin Hughes, Head Football Coach Jeff Rotsky, and Girls Head Lacrosse Coach Terry Saylor. The following students will sign letters: Do you have a student signing today? Click here to share your good news with Cleveland Heights!
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Post an announcement or photo on Patch to let us know if your student-athlete has made plans for college.
National Signing Day on Wednesday, Feb. 6, is a big day for many student-athletes, and we would love for you to share their accomplishments on Cleveland Heights Patch. For some high school senior athletes, it's a day they make their college plans official. It's something to take pride in, and we would love to help parents, coaches and athletic directors spread the word. Patch has several ways in which you can share the news about student-athletes from Cleveland Heights High. Start spreading the news today on Patch!
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Cleveland Heights, Shaker Heights and Beachwood each enjoyed many highs during the fall sports season.
It’s well documented that the Cleveland Heights, Shaker Heights and Beachwood football teams had strong seasons that fell just short of the state tournament, but plenty of other sports had highs, too. From stunning upsets to state tournament runs, here is a look at some of the highlights from the fall sports seasons. Tigers soccer team falls just short of regional tournament The Cleveland Heights boys soccer team came very close to a bid in the regional tournament, falling to Mayfield 1-0 in the district championship. However, the Tigers scored one of their biggest wins in program history in the semis: A 1-0 victory over former LEL rival Mentor. In Sean Sullivan’s 11-year career as head coach for the Tigers, he’s never beaten the Cardinals…
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Cleveland Heights, Beachwood, Shaker Heights are all in the hunt for a playoff spot, but need help to move up in the computer rankings.
The Tigers dominated Lorain 41-13 behind Braxton Gamble’s five touchdown runs to keep their playoff hopes alive. The running back finished with 110 yards on 19 carries. Quarterback Taylor Jones added 135 yards on 11 carries. “The kids came out and played very, very hard,” Cleveland Heights coach Jeff Rotsky said. “Our defensive line had one of the best games of the year and we were certainly pleased. We believe that it was probably one of our all-around better games.” The Tigers took a 26-7 halftime lead and never looked back, controlling Lorain the entire way. Cleveland Heights sits at No. 11 — behind North Olmsted, Euclid and Shaker Heights — in the latest Division I, Region 1 rankings. However, according to Eitel the Tigers can finish …
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Cleveland Heights still has a chance to make the playoffs, but the Tigers will need some help
Cleveland Heights’ and Shaker Heights’ playoff fates are intertwined, being ninth and 11th in Division I, Region 1. Both the Tigers and Red Raiders will likely need help, in addition to winning out, as they each lack opponents with winning records in Week 9 and 10 to give their computer points a huge boost. Six of the eight teams currently in the playoffs are projected by Joe Eitel to have control of their own destiny — St. Edward, St. Ignatius, Willoughby South, North Royalton, Warren G. Harding and Mentor. Drew Pasteur’s simulations give all six of those schools a 100 percent chance to make the playoffs regardless of how many more games they win. Of those six, only two face one another in the remaining weeks — St. Edward and St. Ignatius…
Dave
4:32 pm on Thursday, March 7, 2013
Nope didn't go. Thought you would go then give us a report. more ›