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By RUSTY MILLER, The Associated Press 12:56 PM Tuesday, January 17, 2012

There's some streak-busting going on around Ohio hardcourts these days.

--Uniontown Lake's 65-53 win at Canton McKinley last Thursday ended the McKinley's girls' 40-game winning streak in the regular season. Lake lost 82-24 at McKinley a year ago. Junior forward McKenna Stephens hit 13 of 16 shots for Lake in the win, scoring 27 points.

--Oak Hill's girls lost to Dayton Carroll 55-47. The loss snapped Oak Hill's 57-game regular season winning streak.

--Clyde saw its 39-game regular season winning streak end at the hands of three-time defending Division II state champion Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown Sunday at the Classic in the Country Challenge at Berlin Hiland. The Fliers lost, 55-40.

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January 17, 2012 05:54 PM EST

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