News Release - Ohio High School Athletic Association

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 June 18, 2007 Contact Bob Goldring, Assistant Commissioner Spring Release #3
STATE TOURNAMENTS CONCLUDE
2006-07 OHSAA SPRING SPORTS SEASON
BASEBALL STATE TOURNAMENTS
REVIEW: 80th Annual State Baseball Tournaments, May 31, June 1 and 2, Columbus Cooper Stadium.
Division I: Fourth-ranked West Chester Lakota West (28-5) scored four runs in the fourth inning and sophomore
Bryan Beaver threw a four-hit shutout to lead the school to a 4-0 win over eighth-ranked Mentor (27-4). It
was the first state title for the Firebirds, while Mentor finished as runner-up for the second time in four years
and was also seeking its first crown. A suicide squeeze and sacrifice fly plated Lakota West’s first two runs and
senior right fielder Tadd Dombart added a two-run triple to complete the scoring. Beaver walked two and struck
out six.
In the semifinals, Lakota West used a three-run third and a four-run fifth to carry it to an 8-2 win over
Cleveland St. Ignatius. Senior right fielder Dane Fienning had a triple and three RBIs and junior center fielder
Jimmy Brenneman had two hits to lead the Firebirds. Mentor defeated Cincinnati Elder, the all-time leader in
state baseball championships with 12, 4-2. Senior second baseman Adam Coughlin had two RBIs, junior designated
hitter Jordan Pratt had two hits and junior Ryan Lavery pitched a complete game four-hitter with 12
strikeouts.
Division II: Second-ranked Canfield (30-3) broke a six-all tie by scoring two runs in the bottom of the sixth and
held off No. 20 Springfield Kenton Ridge (26-6), 8-6. Both schools were in the state finals for the first time. An
error and a sacrifice fly accounted for the two deciding runs. Senior shortstop Mike Hoelzel had a two-run double
for the Cardinals, who mustered just five hits. Sophomore Jake Kucek pitched an inning-and-a-third of relief
to pick up the win and senior Andrew Turocy retired the Cougars in order in the seventh for the save. Turocy also
had a triple. Three players had two hits apiece for Kenton Ridge, led by senior third baseman Tyler Heskett, who
also doubled and drove in two runs.
In the semifinals, Canfield defeated Sandusky Perkins 4-2 as Hoelzel had two hits and two RBIs. Kenton Ridge
plated a run in the bottom of the eighth to stop Richmond Edison, 2-1. Heskett pitched a complete game threehitter
and struck out 12.
Division III: Heath (22-6) jumped out to a 4-0 lead after four innings and held on to defeat Bloomdale
Elmwood (26-7), 6-3. It was the second state title for the Bulldogs, who also won the 2002 crown. Junior first
baseman Chuck LaRue drove in two runs and had two hits and junior left fielder Nick Jones added two hits to
lead Heath. Junior catcher Nathaniel Fitch had three of Elmwood’s 11 hits. Senior Dusty Elk went the distance
on the mound to pick up the win. Both teams were unranked in the final state coaches poll and Elmwood was in
the state finals for the first time.
In the semifinals, Heath scored a run in the top of the second and held on to stop Cincinnati Madeira, 1-0.
Senior Greg Strausz pitched a complete game three-hitter and drove in the only run and senior third baseman
Kyle Godsell was 3-for-3. Elmwood made a three-run third stand up in its 3-2 win over 2006 state runner-up
Youngstown Ursuline. Senior shortstop Cory Stewart had a three-run triple and junior right fielder Ben Hammer
was 3-for-3.
Division IV: No. 13 Fort Loramie (23-7) scored four runs in the top of the seventh inning to carry it to its first
state championship when it stopped ninth-ranked Newark Catholic (24-10), 4-0. Senior Jordan Goldschmidt
had two hits and two RBIs and picked up the win on the mound for the Redskins by hurling the final six innings.
He and starter Andy Long, a junior, held the Green Wave to three hits. Newark Catholic, seeking its second
straight title and seventh overall, finished second for the second time.
In the semifinals, Fort Loramie scored four runs in the fourth inning to carry it to a 4-1 win over Fremont St.
Joseph Central Catholic. Seven different Redskins had hits and four had RBIs. Newark Catholic pounded out 12
hits and Greenwich South Central committed five errors as the Green Wave won 13-0 in five innings. Junior
catcher Matt Lott and sophomore third baseman Andy Vernau each had three hits and three RBIs. Two pitchers
held South Central to one hit.
STATEWIDE BRACKETS, STATE TOURNAMENT BOX SCORES AVAILABLE: Complete statewide
brackets and results for all divisions — beginning at the sectional tournament level — are available on the OHSAA
web site (www.ohsaa.org) by going to “Sports & Tournament Info” followed by “Baseball.” The site also includes
complete state tournament box scores and scoring summaries.
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FAST PITCH SOFTBALL STATE TOURNAMENTS
REVIEW: 30th Annual State Fast Pitch Softball Tournaments, May 31, June 1 and 2, Ashland Brookside Park.
Division I: Unranked in the final coaches state poll and making its first trip to the state tournament, Hudson
(28-3) scored four runs in the bottom of the first and received shutout pitching from freshman Mindy Meredith
as it defeated top-ranked Elyria (30-4) in the finals, 4-0. Sophomore third baseman Lindsey Bartos had an RBI
double, senior designated hitter Mandy Krutzler an RBI single and freshman catcher Elizabeth Stokes a two-run
double to account for the scoring. Meredith gave up five hits with seven strikeouts and no walks. Elyria finished
as runner-up for the second straight year and was seeking its second championship.
In the semifinals, Hudson scored three runs in the bottom of the sixth and the game-winner in the seventh to
upend No. 3 Pickerington Central, 5-4. Senior centerfielder Beth Cinadr opened the seventh with a triple and
scored the deciding run on an error. Meredith was the winning pitcher, had two hits and had two RBIs for the
Explorers. Senior second baseman Susan Hewitt had four hits for the Pickerington Central. Elyria had just two
hits but plated unearned runs in both the first and second innings to defeat Mason, 2-1. Junior Megan Bashak
gave up four hits and struck out seven to pick up the win on the mound.
Division II: Second-ranked Greenville (31-4) made its first trip to the state tournament memorable as it defeated
unranked St. Marys Memorial (24-2) in the finals, 1-0. Green Wave senior Abbie Shell not only drove in the
game’s only run with a double in the bottom of the sixth, but she also hurled a complete game two-hitter and
struck out seven for the win. Memorial was in the championship game for the first time.
In the semifinals, Greenville erased a 4-3 deficit by scoring three runs in the bottom of the seventh to record
it to a 6-4 win over Akron Archbishop Hoban. A two-run, two-out ground rule double by senior left fielder
Cortnie Drew was the game-winner. Drew drove in three runs and junior catcher Krysten Blumenstock had three
hits. St. Marys scored two runs in the bottom of the third and held on to defeat Circleville, 2-1. Sophomore Kayla
Thornsberry hurled a complete game two-hitter with 10 strikeouts to lead the Roughriders.
Division III: Carroll Bloom-Carroll (23-8) defended its championship and won its second title overall when it
defeated Navarre Fairless (22-10) in the finals, 11-0 in five innings. Junior Erin Peirano, who played first and second,
was 3-for-3 with a double and two RBIs to lead the Bulldogs’ 12-hit attack. Sophomore Gabbey Gillian was
the winning pitcher. Fairless, unranked and in the state tournament for the first time, was held to five hits and
committed six errors.
In the semifinals, Bloom-Carroll knocked off top-ranked Brookville, 6-1, as Gillian and junor second baseman
Heather Armstrong each had two hits. Jeromesville Hillsdale tied Fairless at two in the top of the seventh before
the Falcons scored the winning run in the bottom of the frame on sophomore center fielder Kristen Gromes’
triple to take a 3-2 win. Senior catcher Jamie Gromes, Kristen’s sister, had two hits and scored the game-winning
run after leading off the seventh with a single.
Division IV: Top-ranked and defending champion Dalton (27-4) won its second title overall when it stopped
unranked North Lewisburg Triad (23-8), 3-1. Senior Jessi Carmichael gave up one hit and tied a state tournament
small-school record with 15 strikeouts to lead the way. For good measure, she also drove in what proved to
be the winning runs with a two-run double in the fifth. Junior Andrea Arney drove in the other Bulldogs run.
Triad, seeking its second state title, also lost to Dalton in last year’s title game, 1-0.
In the semifinals, Dalton scored three runs in the top of the third and held on to defeat No. 3 Convoy Crestview,
3-2. Three players had two hits apiece, including Carmichael, who pitched the first five innings to earn the win.
Triad pounded out 13 hits en route to a 13-3, six-inning win over Portsmouth Clay. Three player had three hits
apiece for the Cardinals, including junior catcher Chelsie Brooks and junior right fielder Erika Graves, who both
drove in three runs.
STATEWIDE BRACKETS, STATE TOURNAMENT BOX SCORES AVAILABLE: Complete statewide
brackets and results for all divisions — beginning at the sectional tournament level — are available on the OHSAA
web site (www.ohsaa.org) by going to “Sports & Tournament Info” followed by “Softball.” The site also includes
complete state tournament box scores and scoring summaries.
BOYS AND GIRLS TRACK & FIELD STATE TOURNAMENTS
REVIEW: 100th Annual Boys and 33rd Annual Girls State Track & Field Tournaments, June 1-2, 2007, Jesse
Owens Memorial Stadium, The Ohio State University, Columbus.
Boys Division I: Cleveland Glenville tied an Ohio boys record by winning its fifth consecutive state title and
expanded its lead in all-time state championships to 15 when it captured the crown with 66 points. Cleveland
Heights was second with 48. Winning titles for the Tarblooders were junior Tyshaun Peoples in the 110 hurdles;
senior Kyle Jefferson in the 400, and the 4x100 (Peoples, senior Granden Goodall, senior Otis Merrill, senior
Xavier Clements) and 4x200 (Clements, Jefferson, junior Ernest Downing, junior Cordale Scott) relay teams.
Also in the division, Cleveland Heights’ 4x800 relay team (junior Dontave Cowsette, senior Matthew Love,
junior Sylvester Watts, junior Jared Hall) set state and tournament records (7:41.17), Vandalia Butler senior
Jimmie Pacifico defended his title and set a tournament record in winning the shot put (69-5 1/4) and
Westerville Central senior Stuart Smith won both the 100 and 200.
Boys Division II: Heath captured its first state championship with 41 points, while Salem was runner-up with
33. 2006 champion Akron Buchtel tied for 18th. Senior Aaron Roberts led the way for the Bulldogs. Roberts
defended his championship in the 300 hurdles, placed third in the 110 hurdles and was on the winning 4x200
and 4x400 relay teams. Seniors Josh Kraner and Jordan Gravely were also on the two relay teams, while senior
Zach Embrey ran on the 4x200 and junior Chase Oberfield on the 4x400.
Also in the division, Greenfield McClain senior Dante Jackson defended his championship in the 110 hurdles
and Steubenville senior Maurice Bougard won both the 100 and 200.
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Boys Division III: Dayton Christian won its third state championship when it had 40 points to edge Columbus
Grove, which had 38. Defending champion Waynesfield-Goshen tied for eighth. Sophomore Walter Luttrell won
the Warriors’ only championship when he captured the 3200. The school, which won its other titles in 1982 and
1996, also had runner-up finishes in the 800, 1600 and 4x800 relay and a third-place showing in the 3200.
The Division also saw Yellow Springs senior Sam Borchers defend titles in both the 800 (where he set state
and tournament records at 1:51.54) and the 1600 and anchor the winning 4x800 relay team that set state and
tournament records (7:48.39). That team also featured freshman Alexis Onfroy, junior Andy Peters and senior
Evan Firestone. Columbus Grove senior Cory Meuleman defended his championship in the discus, and
Meuleman’s teammate, junior Heath Nickles, won both the 300 hurdles and the pole vault.
Girls Division I: Cleveland Heights Beaumont extended its lead in all-time girls state championships to 15 and
ended Cleveland Collinwood’s string of three consecutive titles. The Blue Streaks had 44 points, while
Collinwood was second with 36. It was Beaumont’s first championship since 2002. Leading the way for the
school were junior Emily Infeld, who won her third straight championship in the 800 with a tournament record
(2:08.63) and also set state and tournament records in winning the 1600 (4:41.37), and junior Aareon Payne,
who set state and tournament records in winning the 200 (23.65). Payne also won the 200 in 2006 when she
attended Akron Ellet.
Also in the division, Euclid senior Jessica Beard won her fourth straight 400 while setting state and tournament
records (51.63), and Green sophomore Kelsie Ahbe set a tournament record in winning the pole vault (12-
1).
Girls Division II: Akron Buchtel won its first championship when it had 43 points. Gallipolis Gallia Academy
was second for the second straight year with 34 and defending champion Mantua Crestwood was third with 32.
Buchtel’s championships in the 4x100, 4x200 and 4x400 relays proved to be the difference. Senior Jasmine
Golson, junior Samantha Lockhart, junior Tiffany Tucker, sophomore Christy Campbell and senior Chelsea
James ran on two of the relays while sophomore Joan Davis and freshman Kachay Hullum both ran on one.
Also in the division, Crestwood senior Cassandra Schenck almost pulled the same feat as her graduated teammate
from 2006, Bridget Franek, who became the first female or male in Ohio history to win the 800, 1,600 and
3,200 in the same year. Schenck won the 1600 and 3200 but was second in the 800. Orrville junior DeVonne
Howard set state and tournament records in winning the long jump (19-7 3/4); Gnadenhutten Indian Valley
sophomore Kayla Caldwell set a tournament record in taking the pole vault (12-4), and Newark Licking Valley
senior Heather Sole defended her championship in the high jump.
Girls Division III: Gates Mills Gilmour Academy won the past two state championships and Bellaire St. John
Central was runner-up both times, but this season the two schools tied for the crown with 42 points. It was
Gilmour’s third title overall and St. John’s Central’s first championship. Gilmour accumulated its points by winning
the 4x400 and 4x800 relays, placing second twice and third once. The Lancers’ 4x800 relay team of freshman
Grace Brennan, senior Kelsi Nutter, sophomore Melanie Frank and freshman Bekka Simko set state and
tournament records (9:13.89); Brennan, Frank and Simko joined junior Grace Venzor on the 4x400, which also
set state and tournament records (3:55.48); Simko was runner-up in both the 800 and 1600 and Frank was third
in the 800. Freshman Alexis Cambell helped St. John Central garner its points when she placed second in the
100 and was on the runner-up 4x200 relay team. The Fighting Irish also had three third-place finishes and a pair
of fifth-place finishes.
Also in the division, Elmore Woodmore senior Emily Pendleton became the first Ohio male or female to win
a field event four straight years when she captured her fourth straight discus crown with a tournament record
throw (163-4); Versailles senior Amanda Barlage set state and tournament records in winning the pole vault (12-
4); Barnesville sophomore Stephanie Morgan won both the 1600 (state and tournament records, 4:45.21) and
3200; Warren John F. Kennedy junior Audrey Maheu set state and tournament records in winning the 800
(2:12.39), and Mt. Gilead Gilead Christian Academy senior Katelin Morgan won both the 300 hurdles and the
long jump.
STATE TOURNAMENT RESULTS AVAILABLE ON WEB SITE: Complete results from the state tournament
are available on the OHSAA web site (www.ohsaa.org) by going to “Sports & Tournament Info” followed
by “Track & Field.”
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2006 OHSAA FALL SPORTS STATE TOURNAMENTS RECAP
SPORT DIV. CHAMPION RUNNER-UP SCORE
Boys Golf I Upper Arlington Dublin Jerome 628 to 633
Oct. 13-14, 20-21 II Hunting Valley University School Dayton Oakwood 676 to 685
OSU Scarlet & Gray III Johnstown-Monroe Minster 613 to 631
Girls Golf I West Chester Lakota West Copley 635 to 673
Oct. 20-21
OSU Gray
Girls Tennis I Kate Turvey, Dublin Jerome Lexi Bolesky, Lexington 6-1, 6-3
Oct. 20-21
(Singles)
Ohio State I Christine Chiricosta/Nikki Christie Pleiman/Katie Pleiman, 6-4, 6-0
Stickney (SF); (Doubles) Chiricosta/Avon Lake Dayton Chaminade-Julienne
Hilliard Davidson II Christiana Raymond, Worthington Stephanie Danesis, Richfield 7-6 (7-4), 6-4
(F) (Singles) Christian Revere
II Ashley Herrick/Jacqueline Morgan Dorsey/Cameron 6-3, 6-4
(Doubles) Sammon, Elyria Catholic Dorsey, Shaker Hts. Hath. Br.
Field Hockey I Gahanna Columbus Academy Columbus Bishop Watterson 4-0
Nov. 3-4
Upper Arlington
B. X Country I Cincinnati LaSalle Toledo St. John’s Jesuit 78 to 89
Nov. 4 II Peninsula Woodridge Canal Winchester 43 to 152
Scioto Downs III Louisville St. Thomas Aquinas East Canton 114 to 115
G. X Country I Cincinnati St. Ursula Academy Bowling Green 116 to 128
Nov. 4 II Salem Kettering Archbishop Alter 70 to 73
Scioto Downs III Gates Mills Gilmour Academy Minster 83 to 89
Boys Soccer I Stow-Munroe Falls Fairfield 1-0 (so)
Nov. 10-11, Cols. II Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit Kettering Archbishop Alter 2-0
Crew Stadium III Worthington Christian Wickliffe 1-0 (so)
Girls Soccer I Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit Dublin Coffman 2-1
Nov. 11, Cols. II Parma Heights Holy Name Hamilton Badin 1-0 (so)
Crew Stadium
Volleyball I Cincinnati Mt. Notre Dame Cincinnati Mother of Mercy 25-16, 25-22, 14-25,
25-15
Nov. 9-11 II Kettering Archbishop Alter Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit 25-21, 14-25, 28-26,
Wright State 25-23
Nutter Ctr. III Anna Cleve. Villa Angela-St. Joseph 25-20, 25-22, 25-23
IV Norwalk St. Paul New Knoxville 25-23, 25-22, 22-25,
25-21
Football I Hilliard Davidson Mentor 36-35 (2 ot)
Dec. 1-2 II Piqua Pickerington Central 26-7
Canton Fawcett III Steubenville Kettering Archbishop Alter 34-33
Stad. & Massillon IV Youngstown Cardinal Mooney Plain City Jonathan Alder 26-12
Paul Brown Tiger V St. Henry Warren John F. Kennedy 28-7
Stad. VI Maria Stein Marion Local Shadyside 17-0
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2007 OHSAA WINTER SPORTS STATE TOURNAMENTS RECAP
SPORT DIV. CHAMPION RUNNER-UP SCORE
Boys Swim & Dive I Cincinnati St. Xavier Columbus St. Charles 250 to 177
Feb. 22-24, Canton
Girls Swim & Dive I Upper Arlington Cincinnati Ursuline Academy 330 to 202.5
Feb. 22-24, Canton II Gates Mills Hawken Cincinnati Indian Hill 358 to 145
Wrestling I Lakewood St. Edward Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller 229 to 115
Mar. 1-3 II St. Paris Graham Local Ravenna 208.5 to 86
OSU Value City III Troy Christian Marion Pleasant 154 to 151.5
Gymnastics I Brecksville-Broadview Heights Rocky River Magnificat 146.575 to 140.575
Mar. 2-3, Hil. Darby
Bowling Girls Beavercreek Fairborn 3-2
Mar. 2-3 Boys Coldwater St. Henry 3-1
Tiki Lns., Lancaster
Ice Hockey I Toledo St. John’s Jesuit Parma Padua Franciscan 6-4
Mar. 10-11, Cols.
Girls Basketball I Cincinnati Mt. Notre Dame Stow-Munroe Falls 63-43
Mar. 15-17 II Waraw River View Shaker Hts. Hathaway Brown 45-26
Ohio State III Cleveland Central Catholic Delphos St. John’s 51-45
Value City Arena IV Columbus Africentric Secondary New Knoxville 44-27
Boys Basketball I Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Cincinnati St. Xavier 43-40
Mar. 22-24 II Dayton Dunbar Upper Sandusky 87-85
Ohio State III Cincinnati North College Hill Findlay Liberty-Benton 50-45
Value City Arena IV Georgetown Columbus Harvest Preparatory 75-66
2007 OHSAA SPRING SPORTS STATE TOURNAMENTS RECAP
SPORT DIV. CHAMPION RUNNER-UP SCORE
Boys Tennis I Singles Matt Allare, Kings Mills Kings Patrick Bandy, Cin. St. Xavier 6-1, 6-4
May 25-26 I Doubles Michael Cole/Patrick Hamning, Jon Gaffney/John Drosick, 6-2, 7-5
Ohio State Stickney Middletown Cincinnati St. Xavier
II Singles Bryce Warren, Columbus St. Andrew McCarthy, Cincinnati 6-1, 6-2
Francis DeSales
Indian Hill
II Doubles Peter Kobelt/Skyler Engel/New Vinod Mahalingam/Devin 4-6, 6-4, 6-4
Albany
McCarthy, Cin. Indian Hill
Baseball I West Chester Lakota West Mentor 4-0
May 31-June 2 II Canfield Springfield Kenton Ridge 8-6
Cooper Stadium, III Heath Bloomdale Elmwood 6-3
Columbus IV Fort Loramie Newark Catholic 4-0
Softball I Hudson Elyria 4-0
May 31-June 2 II Greenville St. Marys Memorial 1-0
Brookside Park, III Carroll Bloom-Carroll Navarre Fairless 11-0
Ashland IV Dalton North Lewisburg Triad 3-1
Boys Track/Field I Cleveland Glenville Cleveland Heights 66 to 48
June 1-2 II Heath Salem 41 to 33
OSU Jesse Owens III Dayton Christian Columbus Grove 40 to 38
Girls Track/Field I Cleveland Heights Beaumont Cleveland Collinwood 44 to 36
June 1-2 II Akron Buchtel Gallipolis Gallia Academy 43 to 34
OSU Jesse Owens III Gates Mills Gilmour Academy (tie) 42
Bellaire St. John Central
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OHSAA 2007 FALL SPORTS WEEKLY TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE*
Week Of Week Of Week Of Week Of Week Of Week Of Week Of Week Of Week Of Week Of
Sport Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 19 Nov. 26
B II & III Golf Sectionals Districts STATE
B I&GIGolf Sectionals Districts STATE
G Tennis Sectionals Districts STATE
B/G CC Districts Reg’als STATE
Field Hockey St. Qual. St. Qual. STATE
B/G Soccer Sectionals Districts Reg’als STATE
Volleyball Sectionals Districts Reg’als STATE
Football Reg’al Reg’al Reg’al State STATE
Quarters. Semis Finals Semis FINALS
* State tournament information listed below
OHSAA 2007 FALL SPORTS STATE TOURNAMENT AND
REGIONAL AND STATE FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT SCHEDULES
Friday-Saturday, October 12-13
Boys Divisions II and III State Golf Tournaments
• Ohio State Scarlet and Gray Courses, Columbus, 8:30 a.m.
first tee offs
Friday-Saturday, October 19-20
Boys Division I and Girls Division I State Golf
Tournaments
• Ohio State Scarlet and Gray Courses, Columbus, 8:30 a.m.
first tee offs
Friday-Saturday, October 19-20
Girls State Tennis Tournaments
• Stickney Tennis Center, The Ohio State University, 9:00 a.m.
Friday (rounds 1 and 2); Hilliard Davidson High School,
9:00 a.m., Saturday (semifinals and finals)
Wednesday, October 30
State Field Hockey Semifinals
• Dublin Coffman High School and Dublin Scioto High School,
4:00 each site
Friday-Saturday, November 2-3
Regional Football Quarterfinals
• Regional seeds 1 thru 4 to host; Div. II, III, V 7:30 Friday;
Div. I, IV, VI 7:00 Saturday
Saturday, November 3
State Field Hockey Finals
• Upper Arlington High School, 11:00
Saturday, November 3
Boys & Girls State Cross Country Tournaments
• Scioto Downs, Columbus, 11:05-Div. III girls,11:50-Div. II
girls,12:35-Div. I girls,1:20-Div. III boys, 2:05-Div. II boys,
2:50-Div. I boys
Tuesday, November 6
Boys State Soccer Semifinals
• Three divisions TBA, All sites TBA, All games 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, November 7
Girls State Soccer Semifinals
• Two divisions TBA, All sites TBA, All games 7:00 p.m.
Thursday-Saturday, November 8, 9 and 10
State Volleyball Tournaments
• Nutter Center, Wright State University, Div. III semifinals
6:00 & 1/2 hour after 1st match ends Thursday; Div. II, I
and IV semifinals 11:00 & 1/2 hour after previous match
ends Friday; all finals Saturday-11:00 Div. III; 1:00 Div. II;
3:00 Div. I; 5:00 Div. IV
Friday-Saturday, November 9-10
Boys & Girls State Soccer Finals
• Columbus Crew Stadium, Friday-3:00 boys Div. III; 7:00
boys Div. I; Saturday-11:00 boys Div. II; 3:00 girls Div. II;
7:00 girls Div. I
Friday-Saturday, November 9-10
Regional Football Semifinals
• Neutral sites TBA; Div. II, III, V 7:30 Friday; Div. I, IV, VI
7:00 Saturday
Friday-Saturday, November 16-17
Regional Football Finals
• Neutral sites TBA; Div. II, III, V 7:30 Friday; Div. I, IV, VI
7:00 Saturday
Friday-Saturday, November 23-24
State Football Semifinals
• Neutral sites TBA; Div. II, III, V 7:30 Friday; Div. I, IV, VI
7:00 Saturday
Friday-Saturday, November 30 and December 1
State Football Finals
• Friday: 11:00 Div. V-Massillon; 3:00 Div. III-Canton; 7:00
Div. II-Massillon
• Saturday: 11:00 Div. VI-Canton; 3:00 Div. IV-Massillon;
7:00 Div. I-Canton
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