CLEVELAND, OH – Two Ohio Lottery players struck it big in the March 29 Powerball drawing, claiming a combined $1.15 million in prizes.

One winning ticket matched all five white ball numbers — 7, 11, 21, 53, and 61 — to earn the $1 million second-tier prize. The ticket, a manual pick, was sold at Emery Convenient Food Mart on Emery Road in Warrensville Heights. It marks the third $1 million Powerball win in Ohio this year.

A second ticket, sold at Amvets Post 102 on Park Avenue in Delaware, matched enough numbers and included the 3X Powerplay to yield a $150,000 win. This ticket was an auto-pick.

The Red Ball number drawn was 2, and the Powerplay multiplier for the drawing was 3X.

Winners have 180 days from the drawing date to claim their prizes.

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