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2X Emmy Award Winning Live Sports Producer. Content Creator Babcox Media. rziemnik@babcox.com
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'Love we shared on a basketball court': Royal Redeemer rallies around coach battling cancer in final season

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By Camryn Justice Verified, Randy Ziemnik Verified
| WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
NORTH ROYALTON, Ohio — Mark Woodward, better known as Coach Woody, is 66 years old and has been coaching for most of his life. Now, after nearly 50 years of doing what he loves and imparting wisdom and skills to the youth he's led, Woodward is battling it out for one more season as he takes on the biggest fight of his life.
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Kent State Golden Flashes get ready to take on Malone University in home opener

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By Randy Ziemnik Verified
| WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
It's one of the most respected mid-major programs in college basketball. But coming off a Mac title and NCAA tournament appearance, the Kent State Golden Flashes have to replace two of the conference's best players, maybe ever. And they'll try to do so with a few familiar names and faces to Northeast Ohio hoops fans. It's truly a family affair for the Kent State Basketball Team this season. "He always has my best intentions. So I love him for that," said Kent State guard Jalen Sullinger.
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USA Football Women's Tackle National team training for gold on world stage

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By Randy Ziemnik Verified
| WEWS-TV (Cleveland, OH) Verified
CANTON, Ohio — Cleveland Browns training camp begins on July 27, but the team will be without Callie Brownson, who is the chief of staff and assistant wide receivers coach. Brownson is busy in Canton, preparing her other squad for the world stage. Brownson and the USA Football Women's Tackle National team began their quest for gold this week.
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