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Wednesday’s Scores

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Air Academy 64, Discovery Canyon 29

Arapahoe 67, Cherokee Trail 58

Byers 67, Elbert 28

Chatfield 69, Bear Creek 41

Columbine 78, Ralston Valley 67

D’Evelyn 56, Evergreen High School 49

DMLK 48, KIPP Denver 28

DSST: Montview 33, Denver West 30

Denver East 74, Denver South 47

Denver SST 41, DSST: Green Valley Ranch 10

Golden 54, Pomona 14

Grandview 58, Eaglecrest 38

Green Mountain 71, Dakota Ridge 28

Jefferson Academy 46, Stargate School 22

Lewis-Palmer 54, Cheyenne Mountain 45

Littleton 52, Conifer 16

Lutheran 51, Palmer Ridge 29

Lyons 57, Dawson 22

Manitou Springs 51, Florence 33

Northfield 102, Vista PEAK 69

Overland 52, J.K. Mullen 49

Salida 66, James Irwin Charter School 40

Smoky Hill 53, Cherry Creek 45

St. Mary’s 62, Banning Lewis Academy 23

Summit 37, Steamboat Springs 29

Thomas Jefferson 58, Regis Groff 30

Valor Christian 77, Lakewood 41

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Some high school basketball scores provided by Scorestream.com, https://scorestream.com/

Ohio State trustees OK $100M settlement with hundreds of former students abused by doctor

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio State University agreed Wednesday to pay approximately $100 million to settle legal claims from hundreds of former student athletes who said they were sexually abused decades ago by a doctor at the university. The school has fought lawsuits in federal court since 2018 brought by former student athletes against the university over its failure to stop abuse by Dr. Richard Strauss. Strauss worked at the school from 1978 to 1998 and also ran an off-campus clinic. He died in 2005. During a meeting Wednesday, the school's Board of Trustees approved a preliminary agreement with all but one of the 280 survivors with claims still involved in pending litigation. Once finalized, the settlement could mark the end of a lengthy legal battle and close a painful chapter in the school's history. “The survivors of the Strauss abuse are all Buckeyes, will always be a part of our family and our community, and I firmly believe that,” the school's president, Ravi Bellamkonda, said during the meeting. “We continue to be very grateful to them for their courage in coming forward, and reaching a final resolution is very important to us and is an important step forward.”
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