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Garfield defeats Maple Heights 93-57 on Senior Night at Wiley Athletic Center

2316442 · February 14, 2025
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Garfield High School beat Maple Heights 93-57 at Wiley Athletic Center during Senior Night. The event honored Maple Heights seniors; halftime score was Garfield 38, Maple Heights 28. The Ohio High School Athletic Associationrule triggering a running clock after a 35-point lead was announced in the fourth quarter.

Garfield High School beat the Maple Heights Mustangs 93-57 at the Wiley Athletic Center in a game that also served as Maple HeightsSenior Night. The public-address announcer listed the Maple Heights seniors and noted the halftime score: Garfield 38, Maple Heights 28.

The game featured Senior Night recognitions for Maple Heights players and a running clock late in the game after Garfield built a 35-point lead. The public-address announcer said the 35-point lead triggered a running clock under Ohio High School Athletic Association rules. Officials assigned to the game were announced as Histo Santiago, Gerald Carrier and Adrian Foster.

Maple Heights announced its seniors and, in many cases, the studentspost-high-school plans: No. 1 Kaelon Hertz (plans to continue playing basketball in college and major in business and sports management); No. 2 Josh Panner (plans to attend barber school); No. 3 Anthony Witt (plans to continue his basketball career); No. 4 Tony Robinson Jr. (plans to attend the U.S. Army); No. 5 Andre McCullough III (hopes to play college basketball or attend trade school); No. 10 Kayla Allen (plans included playing basketball, learning a trade and pursuing a real-estate license); No. 11 Devin Bailey (plans to attend electrician school); No. 12 Tyshawn Harwell (signed to play football at Wheeling University); No. 13 Jerrian/Darien Lemons (plans to attend college and major in sports management); No. 15 Lloyd Rhodes Jr.; No. 20 Curtis Marks III; and No. 35 David Elutar (each announced with escorts and family present). The public-address announcer introduced each senior with family members and the brief post-high-school plans when provided.

The Mustangs were coached by Robert Yates, assisted by Ryan Ware. The visiting Bulldogs were introduced as coached by Sonny Johnson. Starting lineups announced included Maple Heights seniors Anthony Witt (No. 3), Kaelon Hertz (No. 1), Andre McCullough (No. 5), Kaelon (No. 10) and David (No. 35); Garfield starters included Braylon Sullivan (No. 0), Devon Jackson (No. 1), Ari Jones (No. 2), Marcus Johnson (No. 11) and Nasir Hines (No. 21).

The public-address announcer said Marcus Johnson had 16 points at halftime. The announcer also called the end-of-game score and advised spectators to exit the stadium promptly. The final scoreboard read Garfield 93, Maple Heights 57.

The event included a pregame announcement requesting courtesy from fans and a postgame reminder to exit quickly for safety. The announcements and player recognitions were all made over the public-address system during the Senior Night ceremony and game intermissions.