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Lake Center Christian School 12893 Kaufman Ave. NW Hartville, OH 44632 School Phone: 330-877-2049 Fax: 330-877-2040 Email: [email protected] Athletic Director Principal Athletic Director Shane Byler Jeff Knori Shane Byler Varsity Baseball (Boys) 2019-2020 Day Date Opponent Place Time S Monday Mar. 09 Springfield HS (Akron) (Cage Gentlebrook 3:00PM Scrimmage) S Thursday Mar. 12 Firestone High School Lake Center Christian School 4:30PM S Friday Mar. 20 Chippewa HS Lake Center Christian School 4:00PM Tuesday Mar. 31 Waterloo High School Lake Center Christian School 5:00PM Wednesday Apr. 01 @ James Ford Rhodes HS League Park 4:30PM Saturday Apr. 04 @ St. Vincent-St. Mary H.S. Summit Lake Park 11:00AM Tuesday Apr. 07 Medina Christian Academy Lake Center Christian School 5:00PM Wednesday Apr. 08 @ David Anderson Junior/Senior David Anderson Junior/Senior HS 5:00PM HS Thursday Apr. 09 @ Central Christian School Central Christian School 5:00PM Saturday Apr. 11 Springfield HS (Akron) Lake Center Christian School 12:00PM Monday Apr. 13 * @ Crestwood HS Crestwood HS 5:00PM Tuesday Apr. 14 * Crestwood HS Lake Center Christian School 5:00PM Thursday Apr. 16 @ Louisville High School (Blue) Louisville High School 5:00PM Saturday Apr. 18 Field High School (NICU Classic) Lake Varsity Field 10:00AM Monday Apr. 20 * Garfield HS-Garrettsville Lake Center Christian School 5:00PM Tuesday Apr. 21 * @ Garfield HS-Garrettsville Garfield HS-Garrettsville 5:00PM Thursday Apr. 23 Garfield High School-Akron Lake Center Christian School 5:00PM Monday Apr. 27 * Southeast High School Lake Center Christian School 5:00PM Tuesday Apr. 28 * @ Southeast High School Southeast High School 5:00PM Friday May. 01 @ St. Thomas Aquinas High St. Thomas Aquinas High 5:00PM Saturday May. 02 @ East Canton High School East Canton High School 12:00PM Monday May. 04 * @ Rootstown High School Rootstown High School 5:00PM Tuesday May. 05 * Rootstown High School Lake Center Christian School 5:00PM Thursday May. 07 @ Jackson HS (Massillon) (Gold) Jackson HS (Massillon) 7:00PM Friday May. 08 David Anderson Junior/Senior HS Lake Center Christian School 5:00PM (Tiger Tailgate Showcase) Saturday May. 09 Cuyahoga Valley Christian Acad. Lake Center Christian School 3:00PM (Tiger Tailgate Showcase) Monday May. 11 * @ Mogadore High School Lion's Park 5:00PM Tuesday May. 12 * Mogadore High School (Senior Lake Center Christian School 5:00PM Recognition) Thursday May. 14 Canton Central Catholic HS Lake Center Christian School 5:00PM Friday May. 15 @ Hiland MS/HS Hiland MS/HS 6:00PM 01/31/2020 * = League Event Report generated by Schedule Star 866-448-9438 .

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