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By Mike Moore (Photo by Ryan Kerwin, JTV Sports) Staff Writer Parma — There were hugs, high fives, some congratulatory waves and even a group photo. If Ryan Mulnix had his way, all this commotion would have taken place Tuesday night. “Better late then never,” the Western boys basketball coach said with a smile Friday after his guys rolled to a 61-47 home victory over Lumen Christi. The win was a key one for Western, over an in-conference rival in front of a packed house. But for Mulnix, it was something more, win No. 100 in his varsity coaching career. “Pretty cool. Pretty cool,” he said. “I have to thank my wife, my family, the girls I coached at Reading, and there are a lot of them. But I’m so thankful. I’m so proud to be here and working with this school.” The win pushed Western to 8-2 on the season and 3-1 in the Interstate 8. “Very good win for our guys,” Mulnix said. “It was a huge one.” The Panthers needed to get back on the…
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