The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced the state tournament schedule for girls and boys basketball in March.
Magnificat 10-5, .671, 3. Medina 11-3, .639, 4. John Hay 9-2, .612, 5. Jackson 10-5, .594, 6. Mentor 10-4, .578, 7. St. Joseph 9-6, .548, 8. Berea-Midpark 9-5, .529, 9. Canton McKinley 7-10, .506, 10.
Tigers' harassing defense and timely shot-making lead them to "biggest win" in head coach Josh Hose's seven years, taking ...
With all-time leading scorer Jenna Slates at the helm, the Green girls basketball wants to break through with a run to the OHSAA state final four.
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OHSAA expands postseason tournaments for high school track and field, cross countryHigh school cross country and track and field postseason tournaments will see an increase of divisions beginning with the ...
While the jury is still out on recent postseason expansion in other sports, coverage area coaches tend to agree with the Ohio ...
Only time will tell. The OHSAA broke through a bitterly cold winter weekday to announce some big news for the spring: Track and field will expand to five divisions beginning with the 2025-26 ...
The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced Thursday afternoon the expansion of postseason tournament divisions in ...
St. Edward 9-3, .647 3. Strongsville 11-0, .642 4. Canton McKinley 9-2, .618 5. Jackson 7-2, .615 6. Whitmer 7-4, .589 7.
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The Cornerstone Christian senior guard is now seventh all-time in Ohio’s career scoring. His 38.5 points per game this season ...
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