February 26, 2006 - Winter Release No. 2 - Ohio High School ...

OHIO HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 

News Release 

4080 Roselea Place, Columbus, OH 43214 • Commissioner Daniel B. Ross, Ph.D. 

(614) 267-2502 • FAX (614) 267-1677 • www.ohsaa.org 

For Release February 26, 2006 Contact Bob Goldring, Assistant Commissioner Winter Release #2 

OHSAA 2006 WINTER SPORTS WEEKLY TOURNAMENT CALENDAR 

Week Of Week Of Week Of Week Of 

Sport Feb. 27 Mar. 6 Mar. 13 Mar. 20 

Wrestling 

Girls Gymnastics 

STATE* 

STATE* 

Ice Hockey Districts STATE* 

Girls Basketball Districts Regionals STATE* 

Boys Basketball Sectionals Districts Regionals STATE* 

* State Tournament Information Listed Below 

OHSAA 2006 WINTER SPORTS STATE TOURNAMENTS SCHEDULE 

6:00-Division III (Cuyahoga Falls reg’l winner vs. Lan-caster 

reg’l winner); 8:00-Division III (Vandalia reg’l winner 

vs. Lexington reg’l winner) 

Thursday, March 2 

Wrestling (Value City Arena, Jerome Schottenstein 

Center, Ohio State) 3:00-Division III Preliminaries; 4:20- 

Division II Preliminaries; 5:50-Division I Preliminaries; 

7:20-Division III Consolation Round 1; 8:00-Division II 

Consolation Rounds 1; 8:45-Division I Consolation Round 1 

Friday, March 3 


Center, Ohio State) 10:00-Division III Quarterfinals; 

10:40-Division II Quarterfinals; 11:25-Division I 

Quarterfinals; 12:15-Division III Consolation Round 2; 

1:00-Division II Consolation Round 2; 1:45-Division I 

Consolation Round 2; 6:30-All Divisions Championship 

Semifinals and Consolation Quarterfinals 

Gymnastics (Hilliard Darby H.S.) 3:30-Team 

Competition 

Saturday, March 4 


Center, Ohio State) 10:00-All Divisions Consolation 

Semifinals; 11:00-All Divisions Third-, Fifth- and Seventh- 

Place Matches; 5:00-All Divisions First-Place Matches 

Gymnastics (Hilliard Darby H.S.) 12:00-Individual/All- 

Around Competition 


Ice Hockey-Semifinals (Nationwide Arena, Columbus) 

10:00-Game 1 (Kent district winner vs. Sylvania district 

winner); 1:00-Game 2 (Brooklyn district winner vs. 

Columbus district winner) 

Sunday, March 12 

Ice Hockey-Finals (Nationwide Arena, Columbus) 2:00- 

Finals 


Girls Basketball-Semifinals (Value City Arena, Jerome 

Schottenstein Center, Ohio State) 1:00-Division IV (Pickerington 

reg’l winner vs. Vandalia reg’l winner); 3:00- 

Division IV (Elida reg’l winner vs. Massillon reg’l winner); 


Girls Basketball-Semifinals (Value City Arena, Jerome 

Schottenstein Center, Ohio State) 1:00-Division II 

(Vandalia reg’l winner vs. Barberton reg’l winner); 3:00- 

Division II (Ontario reg’l winner vs. Zanesville reg’l winner); 

6:00-Division I (Fairborn reg’l winner vs. Westerville 

reg’l winner); 8:00-Division I (Canton reg’l winner vs. 

Norwalk reg’l winner) 


Girls Basketball-Finals (Value City Arena, Jerome 

Schottenstein Center, Ohio State) 10:45-Division IV; 2:00- 

Division III; 5:15-Division II; 8:30-Division I 


Boys Basketball-Semifinals (Value City Arena, Jerome 

Schottenstein Center, Ohio State) 10:45-Division IV 

(Oxford reg’l winner vs. Columbus reg’l winner); 2:00- 

Division IV (Canton reg’l winner vs. Bowling Green reg’l 

winner); 5:15-Division III (Bowling Green reg’l winner vs. 

Fairborn reg’l winner); 8:30-Division III (Canton reg’l winner 

vs. Athens reg’l winner) 


Boys Basketball-Semifinals (Value City Arena, Jerome 

Schottenstein Center, Ohio State) 10:45-Division II (Canton 

reg’l winner vs. Athens reg’l winner); 2:00-Division II 

(Toledo reg’l winner vs. Fairborn reg’l winner); 5:15- 

Division I (Akron reg’l winner vs. Toledo reg’l winner); 

8:30-Division I (Cincinnati reg’l winner vs. Columbus reg’l 

winner) 


Boys Basketball-Finals (Value City Arena, Jerome 

Schottenstein Center, Ohio State) 10:45-Division IV; 2:00- 

Division III; 5:15-Division II; 8:30-Division I 

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OHSAA WINTER SPORTS TOURNAMENTS -2-2-2 

WRESTLING STATE TOURNAMENTS 

WHAT: 69th Annual State Wrestling Tournaments 

WHEN/WHERE: Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Value City Arena in the Jerome Schottenstein Center, The 

Ohio State University, Columbus (corner of Lane Avenue and Olentangy River Road) 

TIME/EVENTS: Session 1—Thursday, 3:00 p.m.; Session 2—Friday, 10:00 a.m.; Session 3—Friday, 6:30 

p.m.; Session 4—Saturday, 10:00 a.m.; Session 5—Saturday, 5:00 p.m. (complete schedule is on page 1 

of this news release) 

ADMISSION: All-session and single-session tickets are currently available at the Ohio State University Athletic 

Ticket Office, located in the southeast corner of the Jerome Schottenstein Center. All-session tickets are $40 

each and single-session tickets are $10 each. There are additional processing fees for on-line and credit card 

orders. For more information, contact the OSU Athletic Ticket Office at 1-800-GO-BUCKS, or log onto the ticket 

office web site at www.hangonsloopy.com. 

MEDIA CREDENTIALS: Fax requests as soon as possible to Bob Goldring, OHSAA Director of Information, at 

(614) 267-1677. Information will be posted on the OHSAA web site (www.ohsaa.org) listing those outlets that 

have been approved for credentials. Once on the home page of the web site, go to “OHSAA News & Media,” and 

the information will be available in that section. The approved wrestling list will be posted by 4:00 Tuesday. 

Some credentials have been mailed ahead of time to those media outlets who normally cover the entire state 

tournament. Those who do not have their credentials mailed will pick them up at the media entrance to the 

arena (Northeast Rotunda, enter the Fred Taylor Room). The deadline for submitting a request is 12 noon on 

Tuesday. 

PARKING: With Ohio State classes in session and some lots not available during restricted hours, parking will be 

at a premium. Parking for the media in designed lots is limited and not everyone who is covering the event can 

be accommodated with special parking. Media parking passes have been mailed to many daily newspapers that 

annually cover the tournament along with radio and television stations that annually cover the tournament and 

have additional equipment to carry into the arena. Parking for all other media outlets is free and on a first-come, 

first-served basis in lots around the arena. 

Fans and media members without a pass are highly encouraged to visit the Ohio State Transportation and 

Parking web site at www.tp.ohio-state.edu/alerts/OHSAA/ohsaawrestling.shtml. 

EIGHT IS GREAT AT THE SCHOTT: This will be the eighth year the tournaments will be held at The Ohio 

State University’s Value City Arena at the Jerome Schottenstein Center. Capacity is approximately 15,800 for the 

first four rounds and 16,300 for the finals when more floor seats become available for the three-mat layout. The 

tournament was held at Wright State University’s Nutter Center from 1991-98. OSU was the home for the state 

tourney from 1959-69 and again from 1971-89, with most of those tournaments held at St. John Arena. 

Matches will occur concurrently on 10 mats (up from a high of eight mats at Wright State) during the first two 

sessions, and the championship matches will take place concurrently on three mats during the fifth session, 

which begins at 5:20 on Saturday following the Parade of Champions. 

The three-day, five-session attendance total last year was 71,206, while the record of 75,582 was set in 2003. 

MORE TOURNAMENT INFO: Six-hundred seventy-two wrestlers from 306 schools will participate in 1,260 

matches to help determine state champions in 14 weight classes in each of the three divisions this weekend. The 

number of matches increased in 2005 when a seventh-eighth place match was added in each weight class. 

PALMER LOOKING FOR NO. 4: Lakewood St. Edward (Division I) 140-pounder Lance Palmer will attempt 

to become the 15th wrestler in Ohio history to win four state championships. His previous titles came at 103, 112 

and 125. Palmer pinned all four of his opponents last year, has pinned six straight foes at the state tourney and 

nine of the 12 he has faced in three years. His closest match was a 5-1 win over Massillon Perry’s Chris Hartley 

in the 2004 112-pound quarterfinals (he beat Hartley 5-0 in the 2003 103-pound semis). Last year, Massillon 

Perry 145-pounder Dustin Schlatter won his fourth state title and joined his brother C.J. in becoming the second 

set of brothers to accomplish that feat, joining Jim (1979-82) and Jeff (1980-83) Jordan from Graham Local. 

TEAMS LOOKING FOR NO. 5: Lakewood St. Edward (I), St. Paris Graham Local (II) and Sandusky St. Mary 

Central Catholic (III) are looking to make it five consecutive years that the same schools have won state championships 

in their respective divisions. In the history of the OHSAA state tournaments in all sports, there have 

never been teams repeat as state champions five straight years in sports with at least three divisions. In girls track 

& field, Cleveland Heights (I), Cleveland Heights Beaumont (II) and North Robinson Colonel Crawford (III) 

each won three straight titles between 1990 and 1992 (although Beaumont tied with Springfield Shawnee for the 

‘92 crown), and in swimming & diving, Cincinnati Ursuline Academy (girls I), Gates Mills Hawken (girls II) and 

Cincinnati St. Xavier (boys) won three straight titles between 2000 and 2002. 

St. Edward is looking for its 22nd state championship and 10th in a row, which would tie its own state record 

when the school won 10 straight between 1978 and 1987. Graham Local is seeking its eighth state championship 

and sixth straight and St. Mary is after its seventh state title and fifth consecutive. 

TOURNAMENT HISTORY: As mentioned, this is the 69th year for the OHSAA state wrestling tournaments. 

The following is a divisional breakdown of the tournament over the years: 

1938-70 — OHSAA one-class tournament format 

1971-75 — OHSAA two-class tournament format (Class AAA—large schools; Class A-AA—small schools) 

1976-87 — OHSAA three-class tournament format (Class AAA—large schools; Class AA—mid-sized schools; 

Class A—small schools) 

1988- — OHSAA three-division tournament format (Division I—large schools; Division II—mid-sized schools; 

Division III—small schools) 

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MOST INDIVIDUAL TITLES IN SAME YEAR: Cleveland West holds the state tournament record for most 

individual championships in the same year when it had six in 1951 (121, 128, 134, 139, 155 and 165). The 128- 

pound champ was former lengendary OHSAA wrestling official and state rules interpreter Vince Matteucci, who 

will be present again at this year’s tournament. 

ST. EDWARD SETS TEAM POINTS RECORD: At the 2005 state tournament, Division I champion 

Lakewood St. Edward had 209.5 points to set an all-time scoring record for all divisions,. That broke the mark 

of 203 set by Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit in the same division in 1985. Those are the only team totals over 200 

points in state tournament history for any division. 

ALL-TIME CHAMPIONSHIPS: Fifty-three schools have won 134 state championships since 1938. The number 

of titles won and the schools: (21 titles/1 school)—Lakewood St. Edward (2005-04-03-02-01-00-99-98- 

97-92-89-87-86-85-84-83-82-81-80-79-78); (10 titles/1 school)—Maple Heights (1974-71-69-68-67-66-63- 

62-57-56); (8 titles/1 school)—Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit (2000-99-97-96-95-94-93-91); (7 titles/1 

school)—St. Paris Graham Local (2005-04-03-02-01-98-82); (6 titles/1 school)—Sandusky St. Mary Central 

Catholic (2005-04-03-02-00-94); (5 titles/2 schools)—Akron Coventry (1996-93-80-79-78), Cleveland West 

Tech (1953-48-46-45-44); (4 titles/4 schools)—Bedford St. Peter Chanel (1988-87-86-83), Cleveland John 

Hay (1943-41-40-39), Delta (1999-98-96-89), Richmond Heights (1984-83-80-79); (3 titles/4 schools)— 

Cleveland West (1951-50-47); Columbus St. Francis DeSales (1977-74-71); Euclid/Euclid Shore (1958-52-49); 

Summit Station Licking Heights (1985-77-76); (2 titles/6 schools)—Bridgeport (1988-59), Columbus Bishop 

Ready (1990-82), Garfield Heights (1994-60), Medina Highland (1981-75), Ravenna Southeast (1991-73), Toledo 

St. Francis DeSales (1970-64); (1 title/32 schools)—Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary (2001), Aurora (1995), 

Barnesville (1984), Bay Village Bay (1972), Bedford (1955), Bluffton (1981), Cadiz (1987), Chagrin Falls Kenston 

(1972), Cleveland Heights (1976), Cleveland John Marshall (1961), Cleveland St. Ignatius (1988), Cleveland Villa- 

Angela/St. Joseph (1990), Clyde (1995), Eastlake North (1975), Elyria (1973), Lakewood (1948), Macedonia 

Nordonia (1977), Mantua Crestwood (1976), Mentor Lake Catholic (1989), Middlefield Cardinal (1978), Newbury 

(1986), North Canton Hoover (1965), Oregon Cardinal Stritch (1985), Parma Valley Forge (1972), Ravenna 

(1993), Shaker Heights (1954), Solon (1990), Streetsboro (1997), Thompson Ledgemont (1992), Uhrichsville 

Claymont (1992), Wadsworth (1942), West Liberty Salem (1991). 

2005 REVIEW: 68th Annual State Wrestling Tournaments, Feb. 24, 25 and 26, 2005, Value City Arena in the 

Jerome Schottenstein Center, The Ohio State University, Columbus. 

A new year brought the same results at the state tournaments. For the fourth consecutive year, the same 

three schools captured state championships as Lakewood St. Edward (Division I), St. Paris Graham Local (II) 

and Sandusky St. Mary Central Catholic (III) took home the gold trophies. 

Division I: St. Edward’s title was its 21st overall and ninth consecutive, and the Eagles won the championship 

in record style. Their 209.5 points set an all-time scoring record for all divisions, breaking the mark of 203 set 

by Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit in the same division in 1985. With seven wrestlers in the finals, St. Edward also 

threatened the record of six individual champs in one year set in 1951 by Cleveland West, but just three Eagles 

won championships. Massillon Perry was runner-up for the third straight year with 77.5 points. 

Leading the titlists for St. Edward was junior Lance Palmer at 125. He won his third consecutive championship, 

finished the season 33-0 and defeated all four of his tourney foes by pin. Other Eagle champions were 

sophomore Sean Nemac at 135 and senior Nick Marcellino at 215. One of the school's runners-up was defending 

champion Shawn Harris, a sophomore, who fell in the 112 finals. 

Besides St. Edward's showing, the other highlight of the division was the championship won by Massillon Perry 

senior Dustin Schlatter at 145. Not only did he become the state's 14th four-time champion, but he also joined 

his brother, C.P. (Columbus St. Francis DeSales, 2000-01, and Graham, 2002-03), to become the second set of 

brothers to win four championships. The others were Jim (1979-82) and Jeff (1980-83) Jordan from Graham, 

where Jeff is currently the head coach. 

Also in the division, senior Mike Miller (160) of Uniontown Lake won his third straight championship and 

finished 44-0 and Mike Ward (189) of Mayfield won his second. In addition, Wadsworth senior Tim Miller (171) 

won a state title and finished 49-0, while Pickerington Central's Josh Horne (140) won his first crown after placing 

second in each of the past three seasons. 

St. Edward won last week’s district tournament at Toledo Waite and advanced 13 wrestlers to this week’s 

state tournament. 

Division II: Graham won its seventh Division II championship and fifth in a row. The Falcons had 163 points, 

while Pemberville Eastwood had its best showing ever when it placed second with 99.5 points. Winning titles for 

Graham were senior Cameron Doggett (135), who won his third straight championship; senior David Erwin 

(160), who won his second title; senior Jason Marshall (215), and freshman Ben Jordan (119). Graham junior 

Aaron Hart was seeking his second straight title at 112 but lost in the finals. 

Two Division II wrestlers who won titles with unbeaten records were Columbus Hamilton Township senior 

Nick Hackett, who was 41-0 at 171, and Clyde junior Matt Guhn, who was 55-0 at 275. 

Graham won last week’s district tournament at Goshen and advanced 12 wrestlers to this week’s state tournament. 

Division III: St. Mary's Division III title was its sixth overall and fourth consecutive. The Panthers had 121.5 

points, while Bedford St. Peter Chanel was runner-up for the fourth time in five years with 78.5 points. St. Mary 

was led by senior Spencer Dye (189), who won his second straight championship and finished 37-0. Two other 

seniors, Corey Opfer at 119 and Brinden Baum at 152, also won titles for the Panthers. 

Two others in the division who defended championships were Cuyahoga Heights senior Braxdon Scaletta at 

130 and Delta senior Jamison Moss at 145. In addition, two wrestlers who won titles in the division and finished 

unbeaten were Bluffton sophomore Josh Falk, who was 44-0 at 135, and Liberty Center senior Wade VanSickle, 

who was 48-0 at 275. 

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St. Mary won last week’s district tournament at Owens Community College and advanced seven wrestlers 

to this week’s state tournament. 

RETURNING INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS: 

Name, Class, School, 2006 Weight (Past State Championships) 

Division I 

Anthony Ciraky, Sr., Westerville South, 160 (2005-152) 

Kevin Hardy, Jr., Solon, 130 (2005-112) 

Shawn Harris, Jr., Lakewood St. Edward, 135 (2004-103) 

Tony Jameson, So., Youngstown Austintown-Fitch, 119 (2005-103) 

Sean Nemec, Jr., Lakewood St. Edward, 145 (2005-135) 

Lance Palmer, Sr., Lakewood St. Edward, 140 (2005-125; 2004-112; 2003-103) 

Richie Spicel, So., Brunswick, 130 (2005-130) 

Division II 

Matt Guhn, Sr., Clyde, 275 (2005-275) 

Aaron Hart, Sr., St. Paris Graham Local, 119 (2004-103) 

Ben Jordan, So., St. Paris Graham Local, 125 (2005-119) 

Adam Kriwinsky, Sr., Hunting Valley University School, 130 (2004-112) 

Ben Llanas, Sr., Pemberville Eastwood, 125 (2005-112) 

Pat McLemore, Sr., Parma Padua Franciscan, 135 (2003-103) 

David Rella, Sr., Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit, 160 (2005-152) 

Colt Sponseller, Jr., Millersburg West Holmes, 152 (2005-140) 

Division III 

Josh Falk, Jr., Bluffton, 140 (2005-135) 

Ryan Gambill, So., Casstown Miami East, 119 (2005-112) 

Adam Koballa, Sr., Bedford St. Peter Chanel, 125 (2004-112) 

Daniel Kolodzik, So., Dayton Miami Valley School, 119 (2005-103) 

Kevin Lipp, Sr., Beachwood, 140 (2003-112) 

Cameron Wade, Jr., Bedford St. Peter Chanel, 275 (2005-275) 

CHAMPIONS FROM LAST WEEK’S DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS: 

Division I 

Division III 

Fairfield: Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller (207) Kettering Fairmont: Troy Christian (135) 

Hilliard Darby: Reynoldsburg (162) Maple Heights: Bedford St. Peter Chanel (173.5) 

Mentor: Massillon Perry (146.5) Owens C.C.: Sandusky St. Mary Central Catholic (183.5) 

Toledo Waite: Lakewood St. Edward (313) Steubenville: West Jefferson (144) 

Division II 

Akron Firestone: Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary (123.5) 

Goshen: St. Paris Graham Local (282) 

Ontario: Pemberville Eastwood (228.5) 

Watkins Memorial: Columbus St. Francis DeSales (163) 

2006 TOP-RANKED TEAMS (State Wrestling Coaches Association Final Poll): 

Division I — Lakewood St. Edward. See 2006 information above. 

Division II — St. Paris Graham. See 2006 information above. 

Division III — Bedford St. Peter Chanel won last week’s district tournament at Maple Heights and advanced 

seven wrestlers to this week’s state tournament. 

PAIRINGS, RESULTS AVAILABLE FOR STATE TOURNAMENT: Pairings for the State Wrestling 

Tournament are available on the OHSAA web site (www.ohsaa.org) and results will be available as soon as possible 

following each round. To find the information, go to “Wrestling” under the “Sports & Tournaments” drop 

down box in the left-hand corner of the home page. 

GYMNASTICS STATE TOURNAMENT 

WHAT: 34th Annual Girls State Gymnastics Tournament 

WHEN/WHERE: Friday and Saturday at Hilliard Darby High School (4200 Leppert Road, Hilliard 43026) 

TIME/EVENTS: Team Competition—Friday, 3:30 p.m.; Individual Competition (vault, uneven parallel 

bars, balance beam, floor exercise, all around)—Saturday, 12:00 p.m. 

ADMISSION: $7.00 per person each day 

MEDIA CREDENTIALS: Fax requests to Bob Goldring at the OHSAA as soon as possible (614-267-1677). 

Credentials will be held for pickup at Hilliard Darby. 

DIRECTIONS: From I-270 on the northwest side of Columbus, exit at State Route 161/33 west to Marysville. 

Take the first exit off of West 161/33, which is Avery Road. Turn left (south) onto Avery Road until you reach 

Hayden Run Road. Turn right (west) onto Hayden Run Road until you reach Leppert Road. Turn left (south) 

onto Leppert Road and the school will be on the left. 

PARKING: Media parking is on a first-come, first-served basis and is available adjacent to the high school. 

WORK AREA: A media work area is available. For special needs, contact tournament manager Alisha Colyer at 

614-417-5200, ext. 2849, or 614-774-2999. 

TOURNEY INFO: Twelve teams will participate in the team competition Friday and 36 individuals will compete 

in each event in the individual competition Saturday. The Central District has qualified Columbus St. Francis 

DeSales, Grove City, Hilliard Davidson and seven individuals in each event to the state tournament; the 

Northeast District has qualified Brecksville-Broadview Heights, Chardon, Chardon Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin, 

Medina, Rocky River Magnificat and 16 individuals in each event; the Northwest District has qualified Patrick 

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Henry, Perrysburg and seven individuals in each event, and the Southwest District has qualified Centerville, 

Cincinnati Turpin and six individuals in each event. 

2005 IN REVIEW: 33rd Annual Girls State Gymnastics Tournament, March 4 and 5, 2005, Dublin Coffman 

High School. 

Brecksville-Broadview Heights defended its 2004 championship when it captured its fourth state title in six 

years and set a state tournament scoring record when it had 149.900 points. The Bees edged Medina, which had 

148.350. Rocky River Magnificat was third with 144.200. Brecksville-Broadview Heights won its other titles in 

1994, 2000, 2001 and 2004. 

In the individual and all around competition, Medina junior Emilie Rymer defended her championship in 

the all around when she had a state record 38.600 points. Cincinnati Anderson freshman Kristin Fyffe was second 

with 38.150. Rymer also defended her title in the vault (state record 9.800) and bars (state record 9.625), 

but was unable to repeat in the floor, where Brecksville-Broadview Heights sophomore Christine Abou-Mitri 

edged her, 9.600 to 9.575. Chesterland West Geauga junior Gina Gastaldo won her third straight beam title with 

a 9.650 but had to share the crown with Fyffe. 

Brecksville-Broadview Heights has qualified as a team for this year’s state tournament after winning last 

week’s district tournament at West Geauga. 

ALL-TIME CHAMPIONSHIPS: Ten schools have won 29 state championships since 1977 (there was no team 

scoring between 1973 and 1976). The number of titles won and the schools: (10 titles/1 school)—Rocky River 

Magnificat (2003-02-99-98-97-96-93-92-91-90); (5 titles/2 schools)—Brecksville-Broadview Heights (2005- 

04-01-00-94); Worthington Thomas Worthington (1989-88-87-86-85); (3 titles/1 school)—Dublin Coffman 

(1984-82-80); (1 title/6 schools)—Bay Village Bay (1978); Berea (1983); Centerville (1977); Kettering 

Fairmont West (1981); Lakewood (1979); Upper Arlington (1995). 

RETURNING INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS: The following gymnasts have qualified for this year’s tournament 

after winning individual titles in the past: 

Name (2006 Class, School) 

Past State Titles, Events 

Gina Gastaldo (Sr., Chesterland West Geauga) 

2005-beam (tie); 2004-beam; 2003-beam 

Emily Lenk (Sr., Chardon Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin) 

Emilie Rymer (Sr., Medina) 

2003-bars 

2005-all around, vault, bars; 2004-all around, 

vault, bars, floor 

CHAMPIONS FROM LAST WEEK’S DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS: 

Centerville: Centerville (141) 

Chesterland West Geauga: Brecksville-Broadview Heights (147.45) 

Van Buren: Perrysburg (135.45) 

Worthington Kilbourne: Columbus St. Francis DeSales (143.8) 

INDIVIDUALS LOOKING TO TIE STANDARDS: Medina’s Emile Rymer is looking to win her third straight 

all around title. She would become the second individual to win three consecutive all arounds (Lakewood’s Lori 

Hass won three straight between 1973 and ‘75) and the fourth individual to win three all arounds (Rocky River 

Magnificat’s Kara Matus won the all around in 1990, 1991 and 1993, and Magnificat’s Julie Devaty won the all 

around in 1996, 1997 and 1999). In addition, Chesterland West Geauga senior Gina Gastaldo is looking to 

become the second person in OHSAA state tournament history to win the same events four straight years. She 

has won the past three balance beam titles (including a tie for the championship last year), and would join 

Devaty, who also won four beam crowns between 1996 and ‘99, as the only four-time titlist in an event. 

RESULTS AVAILABLE ON WEB SITE: Results from both the team competition and the individual and all 

around competition will be posted on the OHSAA web site as soon as possible at the end of each day. Once you 

access the site (www.ohsaa.org), go to “Sports & Tournaments” followed by “Gymnastics.” 

ICE HOCKEY DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS 

PREVIEW: District tournaments conclude this week with state tournament berths on the line at the Brooklyn 

Recreation Center, Kent State University, the Sylvania Tam O’Shanter and Nationwide Arena’s Ice Haus in 

Columbus. Three of the four district finals will be held Saturday, with the final at Kent State slated for Friday. 

This is the fourth year that district tournaments are being held, with each district champion advancing to the 

29th annual state tournament, which will be held March 11 and 12 at Nationwide Arena in Columbus. 

2005 IN REVIEW: 28th Annual State Ice Hockey Tournament, March 5 and 6, 2005, Nationwide Arena, 

Columbus. 

Lakewood St. Edward (29-10-1) expanded its lead in all-time state hockey championships to 10 when it 

defeated Shaker Heights (24-8) in the finals, 2-0. It was also the school’s second straight championship and, 

after stopping Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller in the semifinals 5-0, marked the second straight year the Eagles 

posted shutouts in both state tournament games. The contest marked the sixth straight year that two Clevelandarea 

schools met for the championship. 

Junior forward Jeremy Lascko scored both goals in the championship game, the first one coming three minutes 

into the final period and the second one coming 2:35 later. Sophomore goalie Everett Graves stopped all 21 

Shaker shots on goal. It was the third runner-up finish for the Raiders, who were seeking their fourth state title. 

In the semifinals, five different Eagles scored goals to carry St. Edward to its win over first-time state qualifier 

Moeller. Graves stopped 10 shots on goal. Shaker trailed Toledo St. Francis 2-0 early in the first period on 

two goals by senior forward Adam Gaustad before it scored the game’s next six goals en route to a 6-2 victory. 

Six different Raiders scored, while senior goalie Alex Antolino stopped 24 shots on goal. 

St. Edward has defeated Parma Normandy and Rocky River in this year’s tournament and next meets North 

Olmsted in the district semifinals Wednesday at the Brooklyn Recreation Center. A win advances the school to 

the district finals Saturday at Brooklyn. 

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COMPLETE STATEWIDE BRACKETS AVAILABLE: Complete statewide brackets for all four district tournaments 

are available on the OHSAA web site (www.ohsaa.org) by going to the “Sports & Tournaments” dropdown 

box in the left-hand corner of the home page followed by the “Ice Hockey.” The web site also includes score 

updates the day following each game. 

MEDIA CREDENTIALS FOR STATE DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS: Contact the specific tournament 

manager: Brooklyn Rec Center—Mike Hadl (216-642-3664); Kent State University—Bill Switaj (330-672-2415 

or wswitaj@kent.edu); Sylvania Tam O’Shanter—Tim Erickson (419-536-8429 or ohhs_tge@nwoca.org), and 

Nationwide Ice Haus—Jeremy Rogers (614-791-9999, ext. 123 or jrogers@thechiller.com). 

MEDIA CREDENTIALS FOR STATE TOURNAMENT: Fax requests to Bob Goldring at the OHSAA office 

(614-267-1677). Credentials will be held at the media pass gate, which is located at the Tower Entrance located 

on the south side of Nationwide Arena at the corner of Nationwide Blvd. and Front St. Stations interested in 

broadcasting must request credentials through the OHSAA and also contact Russ Mollohan with the Columbus 

Blue Jackets (614-246-4304) to review setup and details. 

GIRLS BASKETBALL DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS 

PREVIEW: District tournaments in all four divisions conclude this week at numerous sites statewide. Regional 

tournaments will be held March 7 through 11 in preparation for the 31st annual state tournaments, which will be 

held March 16, 17 and 18 at Value City Arena in the Jerome Schottenstein Center at The Ohio State University. 

2005 IN REVIEW: 30th Annual State Tournaments, March 10, 11 and 12, St. John Arena, The Ohio State 

University, Columbus. 

Division I: Second-ranked Dayton Chaminade-Julienne (25-2) held a 37-36 lead over top-ranked and defending 

champ Cincinnati Mt. Notre Dame (25-3) with 5:22 remaining but then outscored the Cougars 12-2 the rest 

of the way and went on to capture the state title, 49-38. The opposite scenario occurred just one year earlier 

when No. 2 Mt. Notre Dame stopped top-ranked C-J, 59-44. It was the third state title overall and first in 

Division I for the Eagles, who won Division II championships in 1999 and 2003. Senior center Aisha Jefferson 

and senior guard Lindsey Goldsberry each had 10 points for the winners, who forced 21 Mt. Notre Dame 

turnovers. Senior center Michelle Jones had 10 points to lead the Cougars, who finished second for the first time. 

In the semifinals, Chaminade-Julienne overcame 27 percent field goal shooting by forcing 33 Sylvania 

Northview turnovers in its 43-31 win. Senior guard Maria Getty, Ohio’s Ms. Basketball, had 16 points and 

Jefferson added 11 points and 11 rebounds for the Eagles. Mt. Notre Dame went on a 12-0 run late in the third 

quarter and early in the fourth to push a 34-29 advantage to 46-29 on its way to a 49-37 win over Boardman. 

Four players reached double figures for the Cougars, with Jones scoring 14 points and grabbing a division tournament-record 

19 rebounds and junior guard Lee Stephens also netting 14 points. 

C-J has defeated New Carlisle Tecumseh and Springboro in this year’s tournament and next meets Cincinnati 

Oak Hills Saturday at Harrison. A win advances the school to the regional semifinals March 7 at Wright State. 

Division II: Senior guard Kathleen Gladstone hit a three-point field goal with 1:48 to play to break a 40-all tie, 

and No. 10 Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit (25-3) hung on to defeat No. 5 Columbus Eastmoor Academy (25-3), 

43-40. Walsh had built a 14-point second-quarter lead and was up by 10 in the third before Eastmoor rallied. It 

was the first state championship for Walsh, which was led by sophomore forward Johnna Zaccari’s 13 points and 

10 rebounds. Eastmoor, in the state tournament for the first time, was led by junior guard Cherise Daniel’s 12 

points and sophomore center Ayana Dunning’s 11 points and 13 rebounds. Eastmoor was held to 26 percent field 

goal shooting. 

In the semifinals, Walsh held Mentor Lake Catholic to seven first-half points — including an all-division state 

tournament record-low one point in the second stanza — en route to a 53-33 win. Junior forward Caitlin Sureck 

had 12 points to lead the Warriors, who forced 30 turnovers and held Lake Catholic to 26 percent shooting. 

Eastmoor outscored Dresden Tri-Valley 19-o in the final 6:44 of the third quarter and went on to post a 59-48 

win. Dunning had 22 points and 12 rebounds for the Warriors and junior forward Teresa Scott added 18 points. 

Senior guard Tricia Smith led Tri-Valley with 18. 

Walsh has defeated Akron North and Akron East in this year’s tournament and next meets Richfield Revere 

Thursday at Uniontown Lake. A win advances the school to the district finals Saturday at Lake. 

Division III: Sixth-ranked South Euclid Regina (25-3) won its fifth state championship in six years when it 

defeated No. 7 Patrick Henry in the finals, 70-45. Junior guard Carla Jacobs had 23 points and freshman guard 

Shay Selby 20 for the Royals, who shot 51 percent from the field and held a 49-28 rebounding advantage. Regina 

set a divisional championship game record when it scored 27 first-quarter points. Junior guard Danielle Collins 

had 11 points and senior guard Amanda Coressel 10 for Patrick Henry, which reached the state title game for the 

first time. 

Regina set a state tournament record for margin of victory (all games, all divisions) when it defeated Ironton 

in the semifinals, 72-26. Jacobs led the scoring with 22 points. Ironton’s points set a Division III low for scoring 

in a semifinal or final, and the Tigers shot 24 percent from the field. Jenna Inselmann hit a three-point goal with 

11 seconds left to put Patrick Henry up 39-38, and the Patriots went on to defeat Waynesville in the semifinals, 

41-38. Patrick Henry held a 50-35 rebounding advantage, converted 21-of-24 free throws and forced 29 

turnovers to overcome its 16 percent field goal shooting. 

Regina’s 25-point win in the finals and 46-point victory in the semifinals set a state tournament record for all 

divisions for combined two-game victory margin. 

Regina has defeated Gates Mills Hawken and Beachwood in this year’s tournament and next faces Burton 

Berkshire Thursday at Andover Pymatuning Valley. A win advances the school to the district finals Saturday at 

Pymatuning Valley. 

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Division IV: Top-ranked Berlin Hiland (28-0) outscored No. 6 Ottoville (23-4) 10-2 in overtime and captured 

its second state championship, 55-47. Junior guard Lindsay Stuckey had 18 points and senior guard Launa 

Hochstetler 16 for the Hawks, who won their other title in 2000. Senior forward Megan Kleman and junior center 

Stacey Wannemacher each had 12 points for Ottoville. The Big Green reached the title game for the first time. 

Hiland overcame 36 percent field goal shooting by forcing 26 turnovers. 

In the semifinals, Hiland overcame 30 percent field goal shooting and held Mansfield St. Peter’s to 10 second-half 

points as it captured a 50-31 win. Hochstetler was the game’s only double figure scorer with 14 points. 

Ottoville outscored Xenia Christian 16-8 in the fourth quarter to carry it to a 48-41 win behind Wannemacher‘s 

22 points and 12 rebounds. Xenia Christian senior center Megan Frazee was held to six points below her average 

but topped all scorers with 26. 

Hiland has defeated Wellsville and Malvern in this year’s tournament and next faces New Metamoras 

Frontier Tuesday at Gnadenhutten Indian Valley. A win advances the school to the district finals Friday at Indian 

Valley. 

2006 TOP-RANKED TEAMS (Associated Press Final Statewide Media Poll): 

Division I: Cincinnati Princeton has defeated Cincinnati Mt. Healthy, Cincinnati Aiken and Cincinnati 

Northwest in the tournament and next meets Centerville Saturday at Harrison. A win advances the school to the 

regional semifinals March 7 at Otterbein College. 

Division II: Morrow Little Miami has defeated Trenton Edgewood, Hamilton Ross and Wilmington in the tournament 

and next faces Springfield Kenton Ridge Friday at Mason. A win advances the school to the regional 

semifinals March 7 at Vandalia Butler. 

Division III: South Euclid Regina. See 2006 tournament information above. 

Division IV: Columbus Africentric Secondary has defeated Grove City Christian and Marion Catholic in the 

tournament and next meets Danville Tuesday at Westerville Central. A win advances the school to the district 

finals Friday at Westerville Central. 

COMPLETE STATEWIDE BRACKETS AVAILABLE: Complete statewide brackets for all divisions — beginning 

at the sectional tournament level — are available on the OHSAA web site (www.ohsaa.org) by going to the 

“Sports & Tournaments” dropdown box in the left-hand corner of the home page followed by the “Basketball- 

Girls.” The web site will also include score updates the day following each game. 

MEDIA CREDENTIALS FOR DISTRICT AND REGIONAL TOURNAMENTS: Contact the specific tournament 

manager. Names and telephone numbers of tournament managers are posted on the OHSAA web site 

(www.ohsaa.org). To find the managers on the web site, go to “Basketball-Girls” under the “Sports & 

Tournaments” dropdown box in the left-hand corner of the home page followed by “2006 Sectional and District 

Site Assignments.” 

MEDIA CREDENTIALS FOR STATE TOURNAMENT: Fax requests to Bob Goldring, OHSAA Director of 

Information, at (614) 267-1677. Information will be posted on the OHSAA web site (www.ohsaa.org) regarding 

the status of your application. Once on the home page of the web site, go to “OHSAA News & Media,” and the 

information will be available in that section. The OHSAA will post a list on its web site of those media members 

who have been approved for credentials. The approved girls basketball list will be posted by 4:00 p.m. on 

Tuesday, March 14. Some credentials will be mailed ahead of time to those media outlets who normally cover the 

entire state tournament. Those who do not have their credentials mailed will pick them up at the media entrance 

to the arena. The deadline for submitting a request is 12 noon on Tuesday, March 14. 

BOYS BASKETBALL SECTIONAL AND DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS 

PREVIEW: Sectional and district tournaments in all four divisions continue or begin this week at numerous sites 

statewide. Regional tournaments will be held March 14 through 18 in preparation for the 84th annual state tournaments, 

which will be held March 23, 24 and 25 at Value City Arena in the Jerome Schottenstein Center at The 

Ohio State University. 

2005 IN REVIEW: 83rd Annual State Tournaments, March 17, 18 and 19, 2005, Value City Arena at the Jerome 

Schottenstein Center, The Ohio State University, Columbus. 

Division I: Top-ranked Canton McKinley (26-1) added another highlight to its tradition-rich basketball program 

by defeating No. 13 Cincinnati St. Xavier 51-42, giving the Bulldogs their second state title in 27 state 

appearances. The game was tight throughout, with nine lead changes and nine ties, including a 27-27 score at 

halftime. McKinley was able to pull away with solid defense, holding the Bombers to 20 percent shooting in the 

second half. McKinley was led by junior forwards Raymar Morgan, Ricky Jackson and Todd Brown, who scored 

18, 10 and 10 points, respectively. Senior guard Johnny Wolf led St. Xavier with 25 points, 17 coming in the first 

half. 

In the semifinals, McKinley held off stingy Mansfield Senior, 73-61. Brown collected 16 points and eight 

rebounds, while junior guard Marcus Parker contributed 15 points for the Bulldogs. Senior was led by junior 

guard Rashad Reed’s 16 points. In the other semifinal, St. Xavier hung on to beat conference rival Cincinnati 

Archbishop Moeller 43-41 behind Wolf’s 19 points. Sophomore guard Troy Tabler led Moeller with 12 points. 

Canton McKinley opens action in this year’s tournament against Marietta or Warren Harding Wednesday at 

the Canton Civic Center. A win advances the school to the district semifinals March 8 at the Civic Center. 

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Division II: Top-ranked Upper Sandusky (27-0) completed its undefeated season with a record-breaking weekend 

and a 94-86 victory over Wooster Triway (22-3) in the finals to give the school its first state basketball title. 

The 94 points scored and the 180 combined points both set Division II state championship game records. The 

Rams jumped out to a 53-31 halftime lead before holding off the Titans, who crept within four points at 86-82 

with 1:28 left. Sophomore swingman Jon Diebler led the Rams with 32 points and 14 rebounds, while senior 

senior wing Greg Micheli pitched in 21 points. Triway had four scorers in double digits, led by junior guard Jamie 

Breneman’s 25 that included a divisional final record-tying four three-pointers. 

Upper Sandusky outscored Dayton Dunbar 95-90 in the semifinals. The Rams were again led by Diebler, who 

had 29 points including seven three-pointers which set a divisional state semifinal game record. As a team, the 

Rams set the all divisions record for most three pointers made in a state tournament game with 16. Junior guard 

Daequan Cook’s 26 points led Dunbar, which set a Division II state semifinal game records with 37 points in the 

fourth quarter and 53 total rebounds. Triway reached the state finals via a 71-70 victory over Columbus Linden 

McKinley. The school erased a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit and junior forward Linc Rottman hit a foul shot 

with eight seconds left to break a 70-all tie. Rottman finished with 25, while the Panthers were led by senior forward 

Shaun Gunnell's 25 points. 

Upper Sandusky begins play in this year’s tournament when it meets Galion Wednesday at Mansfield Senior. 

A win advances the school to the sectional finals Friday at Mansfield. 

Division III: No. 1-ranked Cincinnati North College Hill (27-1) outbattled No. 2 Ironton 71-65 to give the school 

its first state basketball title. The Trojans outscored Ironton 23-14 in the second quarter to take the lead for good. 

Leading North College Hill were sophomores O.J. Mayo with 22 points and Bill Walker with 19 points and 14 

rebounds. Sophomore center Keenan Ellis contributed five blocked shots. Ironton was led by senior center 

Cliffton Howard, who scored 28 points and grabbed 16 rebounds, a Division III state championship game record. 

NCH had little trouble defeating No. 11 Loudonville in the semifinals, 75-42. Mayo led the Trojans with 21 

points and senior post Kyle Gillette led Loudonville with 27 points and 19 rebounds, a Division III state semifinal 

record. Ironton got past No. 7 Archbold in the other semifinal game, 70-66. Archbold cut a 15-point fourth 

quarter deficit to 68-66 with nine seconds left, but sophomore guard Chad Miller converted two free throws to 

seal the win. Junior guard Dennis Gagai led Ironton with 23 points, while Archbold was led by junior guard 

David Borcherdt's 20. 

North College Hill opens play in this year’s tournament play when it faces Blanchester tonight (Monday) at 

Mason. A win advances the school to the sectional finals Friday at the University of Dayton. 

Division IV: Unranked Cleveland Heights Lutheran East (22-5) was declared the state champion after 

Columbus Africentric Secondary School was forced to forfeit the championship for using an ineligible player. 

Top-ranked Africentric had defeated Lutheran East in the finals prior to the forfeiture, 74-66, to raise its record 

to 27-1. The Nubians, who sped to an 11-point first quarter lead and shot 60 percent from the field in the second 

half, had four players score in double figures, led by senior forward Donald Suel’s 20 points. Junior guard Jon 

Liggins turned in a record-breaking performance for Lutheran East when he poured in 42 points, setting the 

Division IV record for most points scored in a championship game and tying him for sixth for most points in a 

title game for any division. 

In the semifinals, it took two overtimes for Lutheran East to claim a come-from-behind victory over No. 13 

Minster in stunning fashion. Senior guard Donnell Washington came off the bench and poured in 22 points for 

the Falcons, including a three-pointer in the final seconds to give the team a 86-84 win. Jon Liggins led Lutheran 

East with 24 points, while senior forward Dane Sommer scored 22 points to lead Minster. In the other semifinal, 

Africentric held No. 11 Continental to 27 percent shooting and 13 points in the first half to claim a 61-45 victory. 

Senior forward LaQuawn Perry led the Nubians with 14 points, while Continental senior guard Kurtis 

Brown led all scorers with 16. 

Lutheran East begins play in this year’s tournament when it meets Cleveland Horizon Science Academy or 

North Ridgeville Lake Ridge Academy Friday at Strongsville. A win advances the school to the district semifinals 

March 7 at Strongsville. 

2006 AP TOP-RANKED TEAMS (Associated Press Final Statewide Media Poll): 

Division I: Canton McKinley. See 2006 tournament information on the previous page. 

Division II: Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary begins tournament play when it meets Richfield Revere or Canton 

Timken Wednesday at Barberton. A win advances the school to the district semifinals March 8 at Barberton. 

Division III: Cincinnati North College Hill. See 2006 tournament information above. 

Division IV: Ottoville begins tournament play when it meets Van Wert Lincolnview Friday at Van Wert. A win 

advances the school to the district semifinals March 7 at Elida. 

COMPLETE STATEWIDE BRACKETS AVAILABLE: Complete statewide brackets for all divisions — beginning 

at the sectional tournament level — are available on the OHSAA web site (www.ohsaa.org) by going to the 

“Sports & Tournaments” dropdown box in the left-hand corner of the home page followed by the “Basketball- 

Boys.” The web site includes score updates the day following each game. 

MEDIA CREDENTIALS FOR SECTIONAL, DISTRICT AND REGIONAL TOURNAMENTS: Contact 

the specific tournament manager. Names and telephone numbers of tournament managers are posted on the 

OHSAA web site (www.ohsaa.org). To find the managers on the web site, go to “Basketball-Boys” under the 

“Sports & Tournaments” dropdown box in the left-hand corner of the home page followed by “2006 Sectional 

and District Site Assignments.” 

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MEDIA CREDENTIALS FOR STATE TOURNAMENT: Fax requests to Bob Goldring, OHSAA Director of 

Information, at (614) 267-1677. Information will be posted on the OHSAA web site (www.ohsaa.org) regarding 

the status of your application. Once on the home page of the web site, go to “Media/News Releases,” and the 

information will be available in that section. The OHSAA will post a list on its web site of those media members 

who have been approved for credentials. The approved boys basketball list will be posted by 4:00 p.m. on 

Tuesday, March 21. Some credentials will be mailed ahead of time to those media outlets who normally cover the 

entire state tournament. Those who do not have their credentials mailed will pick them up at the media entrance 

to the arena. The deadline for submitting a request is 12 noon on Tuesday, March 21. 

GIRLS AND BOYS SWIMMING & DIVING STATE TOURNAMENTS 

REVIEW: 30th Annual Girls and 79th Annual Boys State Swimming & Diving Tournaments, Feb. 23, 24 and 25, 

2006, C.T. Branin Natatorium, Canton. 

Girls Division I: Upper Arlington won its third state championship in four years and defended its title from 

2005 when it had 319 points. Cincinnati Ursuline Academy was runner-up for the fourth year in a row with 226.5 

points. Upper Arlington was led by freshman Darcy Fishback, who won the 100 butterfly and was on the winning 

400 freestyle relay. Golden Bears senior Kristen Hamilton swam on that relay as well as the winning 200 medley 

relay. 

Other highlights included Solon sophomore Alisa Vershchagin setting state and tournament records in winning 

the 100 breaststroke (1:02.31); Centerville senior Jenny Forster winning her third straight championship in 

the 200 IM and also capturing the 100 freestyle, and Cincinnati Anderson junior Anita Beck defending her championship 

in the 500 freestyle and also winning the 200 freestyle. 

Girls Division II: Gates Mills Hawken won its seventh straight Division II championship, captured its 10th 

state title in 11 years and upped its all-time lead in girls state swimming & diving championships to 16 when it 

had 346 points. For the fifth straight year, Cincinnati Indian Hill was the runner-up with 153. Hawken was led 

by senior Sarah Dorenkott. She won her third straight championship in the 50 freestyle, won her second 100 

freestyle in three years and was on the winning 200 medley and 200 freestyle relays. Sophomore Brittany 

Strumbel also was a key for the Hawks, taking the 200 freestyle and swimming on both the winning 200 and 400 

freestyle relays. 

Other highlights of the tournament saw Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy senior Kasey Carpenter recapture 

the 100 butterfly and 100 backstroke titles that she won as a freshman in 2003; Cincinnati Madeira senior Ashlee 

Edgell win her straight title in the 200 IM, and New Albany senior Whitney McLellan defend her championship 

in the 100 breaststroke. 

Boys: Cincinnati St. Xavier won its 15th state championship since 1990, eighth in a row and increased its lead 

in all-time state swimming & diving championships to 28 when it had 289 points. Columbus St. Charles was runner-up 

with 188 points. Leading the Bombers were junior David Mosko and sophomore Jim Barbiere. Mosko 

won the 500 freestyle, Barbiere took the 100 backstroke and both were on the winning 200 medley and 400 

freestyle relay teams. 

Another standout of the tournament was Westerville Central junior Austin Staab, who won both the 100 butterfly 

and the 100 freestyle. 

INDIVIDUALS WHO REPEATED AS STATE CHAMPIONS: 

Name, Class, School, (Past State Championships) 

Girls Division I 

Anita Beck, Jr., Cincinnati Anderson (2006-500 free, 200 free; 2005-500 free) 

Jenny Forster, Sr., Centerville (2006-200 IM, 100 free; 2005-200 IM, 100 back; 2004-200 IM) 

Girls Division II 

Kasey Carpenter, Sr., Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy (2006-100 fly, 100 back; 2003-100 fly, 100 back) 

Sarah Dorenkott, Sr., Gates Mills Hawken (2006-50 free, 100 free; 2005-50 free; 2004-50 free, 100 free) 

Ashlee Edgell, Sr., Cincinnati Madeira, (2006-200 IM; 2005-200 IM; 2004-200 IM) 

Boys 

David Mosko, Jr., Cincinnati St. Xavier (2006-500 free; 2005-100 fly) 

RESULTS AVAILABLE ON WEB SITE: Complete state tournament results are available on the OHSAA web 

site (www.ohsaa.org). To find the information, go to “Swimming-Girls” or “Swimming-Boys” under the “Sports 

& Tournaments” dropdown box in the left-hand corner of the home page. 

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