The News Herald (Willoughby, OH)

Ice Breakers fall, still searching for first win

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The Mentor Ice Breakers are still looking for their first-ever victory after a 7-2 loss at Danville on Oct. 3.

Mentor, which fell to 0-3, and Danville were tied at 1-1 when the Ice Breakers’ Paul Lamoureax scored at the 8:06 mark of the second period. Danville then scored four straight to make it a 5-1 game.

Alexander Morrow’s goal at 18:01 of the second stopped Danville’s streak on the power play to make it 5-2.

Two goals by Danville in the third finished off the victory. Justin Brausen led the home team with two goals and two assists.

The Ice Breakers return home for a two-game set at the Mentor Civic Arena Nov. 9 and 10 against Watertown.

NBA

PARSONS TO SIGN WITH LAKERS AFTER BUYOUT » A person familiar with the negotiatio­ns says Tyson Chandler is getting his contract bought out by the Phoenix Suns, and plans to sign with the Los Angeles Lakers once he clears waivers.

The 36-year-old center appeared in seven games this season for the Suns, backing up No. 1 overall draft pick Deandre Ayton. Chandler is in the last year of his four-year contract with the Suns, and was to make about $13.5 million this season.

Soccer

BOLT CONTINUING SOCCER PURSUIT » Olympic sprinting great Usain Bolt will continue to pursue his dream of playing profession­al football despite his failure to reach a deal with Central Coast to play in Australian football’s A-League.

After a two-month trial Bolt this week rejected Central Coast’s offer of a $150,000 contract to play in the current A-League season. He had been hoping for sponsors to come forward to swell his salary to a reported $3 million.

After also unsuccessf­ully trying out for teams in Germany, Norway and South Africa, the eighttime Olympic gold medalist said he remains hopeful of eventually winning a profession­al contract.

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