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St. John Medical Center’s New President & CEO William A. Young, Jr.
“I Want to Hit the Ground Running and Make a True Difference”
William A. Young, Jr. is embracing his
new role as President and CEO of St. John
Medical Center with enthusiasm, passion,
energy and commitment.
“St. John Medical Center has been making a difference in the community for 30
years now, and I am proud to be a member
of such a strong organization that is filled
with first rate individuals who come together
in fulfilling the mission and serving those in
need,” says William A. Young, Jr. “Our physicians, volunteers and employees are doing
that every day. They come together to make a
true difference in the delivery of health care.”
The announcement of Young’s appointment to his new position as president and
CEO was made in early December. He began
to report for work right away, even though
his official start-up date was Dec. 31. “I wanted to hit the ground running when I officially began on January 1, 2012,” Young says. “By
starting early, I have already met some amazing people at SJMC, and I look forward to
meeting the entire staff soon. At SJMC, there
are great people, doing great things. The entire community is fortunate to have such an
amazing team of health care professionals in
their own neighborhood.”
According to the latest financials, quality
outcomes and patient volume reports, SJMC
is doing extremely well --- better than many
other local community hospitals. “The numbers show that more and more individuals are
choosing the hospital for their care. And this
speaks volumes to our high quality of patient
care as well as our outstanding patient satisfaction scores --- people are telling us they would
return because of the superior care provided,”
Young says. “It is that high standard of service
we dedicate ourselves to, each and every day.”
As President and CEO, Young oversees
continued on page 2
William A. Young, Jr.
2011’s Story of the Year
Northborough: A Leader in
the New Home Market
A Win in the Fight
Against Hunger
U.S. single-family new home sales
rose to a seven-month high in November.
The report by the United States Department of Commerce triggered optimism nationally.
Locally, Northborough Development
is a model of success in the hoped-for
housing recovery.
Offering quality new homes at reasonable price points, Northborough is giving homebuyers what they are looking for
in lifestyle and cost.
continued on page 9
“There are people in the world so
hungry, that God cannot appear to
them except in the form of bread.”
2011’s Story of the Year locally
was the victory in the battle against
hunger spearheaded by Community
West Foundation and the Cleveland
Foodbank.
When Community West Foundation discovered that one in eight
continued on page 5
Bud and Linda Hagy in the new Northborough Clubhouse
“New U.S. single-family home sales rose to a seven-month high in November and the month’s supply of houses on the market was the lowest in 5-1/2 years, adding
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St. John Medical Center’s New President & CEO William A. Young, Jr.
“I Want to Hit the Ground Running and Make a True Difference”
continued from page 1
the daily operations and the
medical center’s growth and
service expansion plans as it
continues to meet the health
care needs of the West Side
community.
Specifically, he will
manage the medical center’s five-year, $100-million strategic plan, which
includes modernization,
renovations and adding
specialty services and programs. Over the past year,
several strategic initiatives
have been implemented
such as opening of the UH
Neurological Institute at
SJMC; expanding and relocating the SJMC Pain Management Center; installing
2-D digital mammography
technology as well as add-
ing a state-of-the-art special procedures room.
“Thanks to this investment made by our
partners the Sisters of
Charity Health System
and University Hospitals,
we are experiencing tremendous upgrades to the
facilities as well as adding new services and programs,” Young says.
In a few weeks, SJMC
will open the SJMC Breast
Health Center. Early this
year, the campus will welcome a satellite location of
the University Hospitals
Seidman Cancer Center,
as well as the completion
of a renovated entrance
and front lobby. The medical center has also added
two new OB/GYNs to
its West Shore Women’s
Health program.
“This is a very exciting time for SJMC,”
Young adds. “We are undergoing a transformation that will further enhance our reputation as
the health care leader on
Cleveland’s West Side.”
Prior to his appointment at SJMC, Young spent
more than five years as COO
for South Pointe and Marymount hospitals. He also
worked at Humility of Mary
Health Partners where he
served four years as president of St. Joseph Health
Center in Warren, Ohio.
“I am very pleased to
be back working in Catholic health care. I had that
experience in the Warren-
WHS Graduate’s Artwork On Display at
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport
Cleveland Hopkins International Airport is hosting a special exhibit featuring select
pieces from the 2011 EXPLORERS and eXpressions
programs, including a piece from 2011 WHS graduate
Janey Eager.
The official opening of the exhibit will be from 3
to 4 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 22. The exhibit will be on
display on the ticketing level next to the Delta Airlines
counter, opposite the skyway that connects the parking garages to the airport. The exhibition runs through
March 1.
Eager won a blue ribbon for her piece, “Waiting On
Fate,” in the 2011 eXpressions art program.
EXPLORERS is a program that uses creativity to engage kindergarten through eighth grade students in the
study of health and wellness. Cleveland Clinic medical
professionals speak to area art classes on important health
issues and the students use creative interpretation to create
pieces of art related to the topics discussed.
The eXpressions art program utilizes the arts to engage high school students in the world of scientific research. Through project-based, peer-to-peer learning,
students produce creative interpretations of research
conducted by Cleveland Clinic summer interns. The program gives participants a deeper, real-world understanding of art and science while promoting creativity, communication, critical thinking and teamwork.
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Youngstown area as well as
in Toledo. I look forward
to fulfilling the mission of
the medical center,” Young
says, a CPA who also holds a
Masters of Business Administration from the University of Toledo, and a Bachelor
of Science degree from Ohio
Northern University.
While at St. Joseph
Hospital, he oversaw an
extensive renovation program. “At St. Joseph Hospital, we had a major expansion project that replaced
all the operating rooms
and the related support
space. Of course the project
at SJMC is a much larger
scale, being a $100 million
reinvestment,” he says of
the current SJMC strategic/
modernization plans. “We
have some excellent people
who are already leading the
process, and doing a fine
job, and I look forward to
joining the work team as we
move ahead with plans.”
Before joining SJMC,
Young states that he
knew about the success
the medical center was
experiencing. “It was fortunate for me to come
into an organization that
is performing at such a
high level,” Young says. “I
have to ask myself, ‘What
are the things I can do to
support the staff and the
physicians to reach even
higher levels of success?’”
Young says he eagerly anticipates working
with the organization’s
two partners. “It is great
to have two leading health
care partners, The Sisters
of Charity Health System
and University Hospitals,
committed to this medical center,” Young adds.
“Through their reinvestment, it says a lot about
their commitment to the
organization, and to the
people in this area.”
With so much going on at SJMC, Young
agrees he must keep the
medical center’s mission
at the forefront as well as
acknowledging its Catholic roots. “I vow to make
a difference at SJMC, and
continue to take this organization on its path of
success and excellence as a
premier medical center.”
Rimi’s Indian Grocery & Bakery:
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Rimi’s is the only fresh Indian bakery, grocery and gift shop of its kind on
the North Coast. With the vast retail
knowledge Rimi’s can offer, shoppers
will find authentic specialty products
such as fresh 100 per cent eggless bakery,
full line of Indian groceries, custom gift
baskets and a great array of gift lines.
Rimi’s grocery store features all the
traditional Indian grocery items. If they
do not have what you’re looking for, they
will special order it for you.
Located in Westlake Commons,
stop in to see a full selection of traditional Indian Groceries, Frozen Foods, Fresh
Produce, Fresh Mithai, and Unique Gifts
along with an Indian Style Bakery.
Rimi’s Bakery makes only pure vegetarian products like Desi 100% Eggless cakes, cupcakes, vegetarian puffs,
atta (whole wheat) cookies in a variety
of flavors. They will create cakes and
cupcakes for all occasions like Birthdays, Weddings, Anniversaries and
Baby Showers. Check out their Character
cakes for children’s birthdays. Cakes are
all filled with your choice of fruits and
cream or custard fillings.
This unique shopping experience also
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more! They have Waggoner Chocolates
from the grandson of Harry London with
original recipe.
Rimi’s Indian Bakers n’ Grocers &
Gifts is family owned and operated. With
a vast array of Indian bakery, groceries,
collectibles, gifts and gourmet snacks.
They also carry Original Bengali Sweets
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Ring in the New Year with a
New Smile....
Happy New Year to all of the
readers of The Villager. I hope that
you had an absolutely wonderful
holiday season and a great beginning
to 2012.
How was the holiday season for
you? Here is what I mean – most of
you probably got together with family or attended one of many holiday parties, whether on a
small level or on a large level. We all overeat and over drink
during the holiday season for sure. But many of you probably had a little bit of difficulty. How many times did you
have a cup of coffee over the past few weeks only to find
that one area of your mouth, you kept getting an uncomfortable shooting pain in a certain tooth? How many times
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2011’s Story of the Year
A Win in the Fight Against Hunger
later. By summer’s end, the
campaign had exceeded all
expectations.
“We received word the
wonderful news that our
grant helped to raise an
amazing $760,950 to help
feed our hungry neighbors,”
said Dr. Ted Castele, Chair
Emeritus Community West
Foundation, as the campaign concluded last fall.
“What is even more
amazing is that over 5,000
people contributed to this
campaign!
“This has been the
highlight of the year!”
The Challenge Grant
offered tremendous testimony to the generosity of
the human spirit when harnessed by Community West
Foundation, the West Side’s
nonprofit leader.
Hunger calls for bold
action. So respondents to
the Challenge Grant acted
boldly when they learned
of the local need for feeding
children through the summer months when reduced
price school breakfasts and
lunches are unavailable.
“The gifts came in
faster than we could ever
have imagined,” said
Kristin Warzocha, Vice
President
Cleveland
Foodback.
Warzocha teamed
with Dr. Castele and
David T. Dombrowiak,
President and CEO
Community West Foundation, in serving lunches at the Boys and Girls
Club on Towbridge Ave.
in Cleveland to kick off
the campaign in June.
“You look at these
little ones and you just
Dr. Ted Castele, Chair Emeritus, Community West Foundation, want to pick them up
Kristin Warzocha, Vice President Cleveland Foodbank, and and hug them,” said Dr.
Ted. “It just breaks your
David Dombrowiak, President, Community West Foundation.
continued from page 1
people go hungry, and one
in five children experience
the pain of hunger, they decided to something about it.
The Rocky River-based
Foundation teamed with
the Cleveland Foodbank by
initiating a $100,000 Challenge Grant to feed area
hungry through the summer months of 2011.
The results were spectacular. The Challenge
Grant was met in a matter
of days. It was then doubled
and met again a few weeks
HOLIDAY BLUES:
Westlake Police News
A Broadview Hts.
man’s 2010 Lexus R35 was
damaged while parked
near at a Detroit Rd. investment firm on Dec. 23
between 11:30AM and
1:42PM. The vehicle had
been parked in two spaces. The driver’s door was
scratched and the rear
bumper appeared to have
been kicked. A taunting
note was left, apparently
by the unknown suspect.
A 2002 Chrysler minivan was reported stolen
from a Marview Dr. apartment house lot on Dec. 23
at 1:43PM. Brook Park PD
recovered the van after it
was in a crash and abandoned on I71 on the same
day at 11:49PM. It was
heavily damaged.
An intoxicated guest
became loud and obnoxious at a Christmas party
on Dec. 25 at 12:16AM at
a Center Ridge Rd. apartment. When asked to leave,
the 23-year-old North Ridgeville man pounded on
the vestibule wall with a
bottle, and then tried to
hit the male host with the
bottle. Other guests broke
it up, but the suspect continued to shout abuse from
outside. Officers found
him behind the wheel of
a Chrysler minivan in the
parking lot. He was arrested for Physical Control of a
Motor Vehicle, Disorderly
Conduct Persisting, and Attempted Assault.
A 1993 Dodge pick-
up was abandoned after
crashing into a Columbia
Rd. mailbox on Dec. 25 at
10:04PM. It had been stolen (probably moments
before the crash) from a
Sperry Dr. hotel where it
had been parked after the
owner experienced brake
trouble. A male was seen
running from the crash, but
was not located.
An intoxicated 50-yearold man from Fairview Park
continued on page 9
heart to think of them going
hungry. It is so important
that we did something.”
Gifts ranged in size
from as little as one dollar
to $50,000.
“We were absolutely
thrilled with the success of
the summer fund-raising
campaign,” added Anne
Goodman,
Cleveland
Foodbank President and
CEO. “Thousands of northeast Ohioans were inspired
by the leadership and generosity of the Community
West Foundation and made
contributions to help. We
couldn’t be more grateful!”
Congratulations
to
Community West Foundation and Cleveland Foodbank in their commitment
to the power of the human
spirit and 2011’s Story of
the Year on Cleveland’s
West Side.
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Touch a Life… Become a Hospice Volunteer
One hospice volunteer shares, “Volunteering for hospice has allowed me to care for
and support patients and families through a very intimate time in their life and I am grateful for this experience.” Please join us…and make a difference.
Anyone 18 years of age or older interested in making a difference in the lives of others
is welcome to attend this upcoming volunteer education series.
Welcome Amigos!
At Don Ramon authentic Mexican Restaurant & Cantina within Savannah Commons at
Bradley and Detroit Roads in Westlake, you will
be treated like one of the family!
“We named this restaurant, Don Ramon, after my father,” said owner Mario Magana. “We
want our guests to feel like they are part of the
family, too!”
Since coming to the United States in 1991,
Volunteer education for individuals interested in volunteering for Hospice of the Western Reserve will be held at Hospice of the Western Reserve, 29101 Health Campus Drive,
Suite 400, Westlake, OH 44145, Fridays: February 3, 17, 24, and March 2, 9, 16, 23, 1 – 4 p.m.
Some of the invaluable services volunteers at Hospice of the Western Reserve provide
to patients and families include: Picking up groceries, Reading stories, Playing games, Writing letters, Sharing smiles,
Baking cookies, Filing papers, Giving a hug, Handing out brochures, Making a
call, Feeding a pet, Giving a
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To register or for more
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Nancy Guder, Administrative Assistant: 216-383-3731,
Nguder@hospicewr.org.
rings true at Don Ramon Mexican
Hospice of the Western
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Annette M. Hazapis of Westlake will become a member of the
Westlake Porter Public Library
Board of Trustees in January,
2012. She will assume the position being vacated by current
Board President Laurie Forbush.
Forbush’s current term on the
board expires on December 31.
Hazapis is the Executive
Vice President, Director of Client
Experience and Chief Administrative Officer at KeyBank. In over
20 years with the bank she has
held a variety of positions, and
brings her leadership, strategic
planning and risk management
experience to the board. In addition Hazapis is an active member
of several professional and community organizations, such as the
Association for Financial Professionals, the Federal Reserve
Wholesale Payments Advisory
Board, the Clearing House Strategic Forum and the United Way.
She received her Bachelor of Arts
in Economics and Master of Business Administration degrees from
Baldwin-Wallace College.
Having been raised to value
books as education, adventure
and a way to see the world more
broadly, Hazapis is a dedicated
library advocate. Her goal as a
WPPL board member is to use
her experience and skills to create
opportunities for others to see the
world through books as she has.
Hazapis was one of 11 applicants for the trustee position.
Page 9 - THE VILLAGER - January 5 - 11, 2012
Northborough: A Leader in the New Home Market
continued from page 1
Northborough is an active adult community combining upscale amenities just
steps away from personal,
brand new residences.
Northborough is located at the corner of Rt. 83 and
Mills Rd.
Floor plans for the new
cluster homes start at just
$164,900. They include instant upgrades like stainless
steel appliances and granite
counter tops.
With a 2200 square foot
clubhouse now open, buyers
are finding Northborough
just the place to call home!
Just yards from your front
door, the clubhouse features
a large gathering room with
stone fireplace and a 55” flat
screen TV. It also offers a
fully equipped kitchen for
celebrations and parties,
swimming in the outdoor
pool over the summer, or
work outs in the exercise
room, with a mix of weight
equipment and cardio machines, all year around.
“All of the homes have
open floor plan living with
spacious kitchens and plenty
of storage,” said Project Manager Tim Hinkle. “They are
all one story and feature 9’
ceilings and split bedrooms
for added privacy.”
Developer Bud Hagy, a
longtime Westlake area civic
activist and founder of events
like Celebrate Westlake and
Avon Eagle Run, is committed to bringing this compelling adult community to the
area as an affordable and attractive choice in quality new
home living. His GreenQuest
Development office is located
at the corner of 83 and Mills,
lies and friends together
through a designed community that our homeowners are proud to live in and
call their own,” said Hagy.
Sales have been brisk,
and residents enjoy life in a
quaint Active Adult Community in a great location,
just around the corner from
Northborough.
“We take great pride in
every home we build and
give each homeowner the
personal attention they deserve. Our neighborhood
is more than a collection
of homes. We bring fami-
close to I-90, and I-480.
Shopping choices are unlimited with Avon Commons,
Crocker Park and Great
Northern Mall all just a few
miles away. You can even
walk to several stores at 100
Mills Shopping Center at the
entrance to the development.
Care for a woman throughout the
A new home option
like Northborough locally
gives support to the U.S
Commerce Department’s
show of growth in the housing market – buyers are
there when the quality is
high and price is fair.
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cycles of her life.
HOLIDAY BLUES:
Westlake Police News
continued from page 5
was arrested after causing a disturbance at a Center Ridge
Rd. restaurant on Dec. 26 at 1:38PM. He had been annoying a waitress by repeatedly touching her (after being told to
cut it out) and had no money to pay his $20 bar bill. He was
charged with Petty Theft and Disorderly Conduct Intox.
A 59-year-old homeless man was arrested for Domestic
Violence on Dec. 28 after a 9:42AM incident at the Westwood Rd. home of his ex-wife. He had been visiting for Christmas and got into an argument and then a fistfight with his
19-year-old son after the son drove the father home from the
father’s dentist appointment. Both had red marks on their
faces, but the father was found to be the primary aggressor.
The suspect was released on Dec. 29 after a TPO was issued.
Some unknown theater lover in NYC used a Westlake
man’s American Express card number to buy 2 tickets
($786!!! I hope they were in the front row!) via the Internet to see the Broadway production of “Spiderman: Turn
off the Dark” on Dec. 25. The theft was discovered on Dec.
28 when the victim was checking his account. Spiderman’s
arch enemies Doctor Octopus, Green Goblin, Sandman,
and Rhino are not believed to be involved.
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Mercy Opens Behavioral Health Unit
Mercy has opened a new, state-of-the-art behavioral
health unit at the Mercy Regional Medical Center.
The unit is one-of-a-kind in Lorain County, offering the safest, most therapeutic treatments for patients,
aimed at empowering them to recovery and improved
quality of life.
Mercy behavioral health services include crisis intervention and emergency screenings, inpatient services
for adults, chemical dependency assessments and referrals, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient
program and linkage to community resources to ensure
continuity of care. The unit includes three levels of beds
– psychiatric/medical for an aging population, high-risk/
low beds for patients at risk for falls due to psychotropic
medications and psychiatric box beds for patients under intensive care. The unit provides a collaborative care
environment for patients with innovative safety features
to address the unique risks
associated with behavioral
health patients and a multisensory environment to
provide experiential and
self-directed solutions for
behavior management.
“When we thought
about what was most important in designing the
unit, we knew it should be
reflective of our mission,”
says Carol, director, behavioral health services. “We
believe that we have succeeded in creating a space
that complements the quality care delivered by our
dedicated staff.”
Mercy behavioral
health takes a patientcentered, team approach
to meet the diverse needs
of the Lorain County Theophilus Arthur-Mensah, M.D Medical Director of the new Mercy state-of-the-art behavioral
health unit, with Director Carol and Edwin Oley, President & CEO, Mercy Lorain.
population. Mercy’s behavioral health staff is
as well as afterward when close collaboration with comdedicated, highly trained and includes nurses, thermunity support is so important.
apists, counselors, physicians and social workers.
The Mercy Behavioral Health Unit is the third
With compassion, knowledge and respect, Mercy bearea to be completed as a part of a $20 million renohavioral health professionals assist patients in fulfillvation of Mercy Regional Medical Center. Earlier this
ing their goals toward recovery and improving their
year, the new state-of-the-art physician information
quality of life.
center was unveiled and the renovation of one west
The Mercy approach is family focused, flexible
tower was completed.
and empowers patients and families during treatment,
One of the newly renovated behavioral health unit patient rooms at
Mercy Regional Medical Center, all specifically designed to ensure
patient safety and care.
With over 20 years
as a team within the
Mercy behavioral health
services departments,
therapists Maria and
Patt are ready to
welcome patients to
the new Therapeutic
Recreation facility in the
newly dedicated third
floor department of the
state-of-the-art center.
Oksana, Partial Hospitalization Coordinator, Dr. Theophilus Arthur-Mensa, Medical
Director, and Marge, RN and Independent Licensed Chemical Counsellor.
Emma, an RN in the
Mercy Behavioral
Health Unit, welcomed
guests to the Plant
Therapy and Full
Spectrum Lighting Library. The room offers
a healing environment
with adjustable visible light. A therapist
trained in color
therapy applies light
and color as “tools”
to balance energy in
the areas of a patient
that lack vibrancy –
physical, emotional,
spiritual or mental.
A therapist at the Mercy behavioral health unit explains the advantage of the facility’s
dedicated multi-sensory environment. This unique room offers an environment filled with
powerful sensory elements like aromatherapy, large calming murals, fountains and music
tailored to the needs of the patient. Sensory rooms promote healing through a variety of
controlled environmental influences.
Page 11 - THE VILLAGER - January 5 - 11, 2012
Mean Dean:
Ironman MVP!
Enjoying the holiday
season means one thing
for St. Edward wrestlers:
Winning.
The Eagles, ranked
tops in the state and second
nationally this season, went
on a tear through December.
With
126-pounder
Dean Heil earning a title at
the famed Walsh Ironman
Tournament in December,
the Eagles posted a strong
second place finish to Blair
Academy (a five year prep
school from New Jersey).
Heil, or “Mean Dean”
as he calls himself on his
twitter handle, impressed
one and all with a stupendous Ironman performance. He earned the 2011
Bill Barger Award for the
Most Valuable Wrestler at
the top rated event.
St. Edward then went to
Minnesota last week , forgoing their usual appearance
at the Medina Invitational
Tournament. The Eagles
competed in The Clash, an
elite dual meet tournament,
and defeated the fourth, fifth
Westlake Village Holiday Rewind
and sixth ranked teams in the
country to capture this prestigious title. St. Ed topped
2011 national champ Apple
Valley of Minnesota, 32-22,
in the title dual to claim the
crown.
Heil produced one of
the strongest performances
in Ironman history at the
Walsh Tournament, cruising undefeated through one
of the toughest Ironman
brackets in history.
Mark Martin (170)
joined Heil as an Ironman
champ.
“Our kids were real
gutsy, they really worked
hard. They were as aggressive as anything. But to tell
you the truth, they were disappointed,” said Eagle coach
Greg Urbas after the runnerup showing at Ironman.
“They’re not happy, not
satisfied, and that is healthy.
They want to get better.”
Ed’s returns all 14
starters from last year’s
Div. I state championship
team, including state title
winners Heil, Martin and
Domenic Abounader.
The holiday season was just great for friends, family and fun. The annual Christmas Party
at Westlake Village gave residents and guests a wonderful holiday opportunity to share
the best of the season with laughter, music and great food. Here’s to a holiday rewind at
Westlake Village! Happy New Year everyone!
Vivid Jewelers Holiday Party
Bay Village’s Vivid Jewelers had a gem of a holiday party the
week before Christmas as guests, local celebs and party-goers
enjoyed the spirit of the season. A good time for one and all!
Dean Heil of St. Edward after earning
Outstanding Wrestler honors and
the 126 pound title at the Walsh
Ironman Tournament last month.
George DiCamillo of St. Ignatius became a three-time Walsh Ironman
champ and four-time Brecksville Holiday Tournament winner
last month at 120 pounds.
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