The Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) is the governing body of athletic programs for junior and senior high schools in the state of Ohio. The OHSAA governs eligibility of student athletes, resolves disputes, organizes levels of competition by divisional separation of schools according to attendance population, and conducts state championship competitions in all the OHSAA-sanctioned sports.
Membership
There are approximately 820 member high schools and 850 more schools in the 7th-8th grade division of the OHSAA. Most public and private high schools in Ohio belong to the OHSAA.
Structure
Districts
The Association is divided into six districts, each with its own District Athletic Board, including the Central District, East District, Northeast District, Northwest District, Southeast District, and Southwest District.
The District boards conduct Sectional and District tournaments. The main OHSAA board conducts Regional and State tournaments.
OHSAA Division V State Championship 2024: Liberty Center Tigers vs. Ironton Fighting Tigers
The Ironton Fighting Tigers won their first state championship since 1989 with a 21-17 victory over Liberty Center. Check out the highlights here.
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published: 08 Dec 2024
OHSAA Division IV State Championship: Indian Valley Braves vs. Sandusky Perkins Pirates
The Indian Valley Braves won their first state championship and the first for Tuscarawas County in a thriller. Check out the highlights here.
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published: 08 Dec 2024
OHSAA girls soccer investigation: Strongsville-Walsh Jesuit game ends in controversy
The OHSAA is planning to launch an investigation after a girls soccer regional final match between Strongsville and Walsh Jesuit ended in controversy last Saturday.
The game was played at Nordonia High School in Macedonia.
"We are going to investigate that situation and incident," said Tim Stried, OHSAA director of media relations. "When we do that its going to take time because we do have to collect reports from both schools involved and the officials."
The issue that started it all was caught on camera by Ohio Sports Net. A penalty kick with less than a minute to play led to furious coaches approaching game officials on the soccer field.
Several parents stormed the field to protest the game-ending call. Members of the Macedonia Police Department rushed over to diffuse the incident....
published: 09 Nov 2022
OHSAA Division VII State Championship 2024: Maria Stein Marion Local Flyers vs Hillsdale Falcons
The Marion Local Flyers have now won 64 games in a row and have won their 4th straight championship. Check out the highlights here.
published: 06 Dec 2024
Mateo Medina Sweeps in Boys 400m Final | 2024 OHSAA D1 State Meet
The boys 400m dash at the Ohio State Meet.
Results:
1. 12 Mateo Medina 45.88aPR
Elyria
2. 11 Richard Simpson 46.71aPR
Pickerington North
3. 12 Karl Dietz 46.87a
Chardon
4. 10 Jakob Weatherspoon 47.31aPR
Avon
5. 12 Andre Jackson 47.38a
Whitehall-Yearling
6. 11 Kaden Ellerbe 47.45aPR
Beavercreek
7. 10 Jay'Viar Kerr 47.63aPR
Cleveland Heights
8. 12 Joseph Taylor 49.63a
St. Johns Jesuit
published: 02 Jun 2024
Marion Local 74 Hillsdale 0 | OHSAA Division 7 Championship Game
Marion Local continues its dominance with a 74-0 win over Hillsdale in the 2024 OHSAA Division 7 State Championship Game.
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Avon beats Anderson 20-13 to win first Ohio high school football state title in school history
For Mike Elder and Avon, this was a celebration years in the making, all of the heartbreak and near-misses now undone over 48 minutes on a snowy field in Canton.
While the "snow bowl" contested between the Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers two weeks ago was certainly an affair to remember, we're going to go ahead and say the stakes on this Thursday night may have been a little bight higher. We doubt the Eagles, at least, would debate that.
With the flakes flying at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium, Avon held off Anderson 20-13 to win the Ohio High School Athletic Association Division II state football championship. It marks the first team state title in school history, regardless of sport, and caps off a remarkable 16-0 season for the Eagles.
Though Avon never trailed Thursday night, ...
published: 06 Dec 2024
Boys 400m Final - 2022 OHSAA State Meet
400m Dash final.
Results:
1. 11 Connor Boland 47.67a PR Geneva
2. 12 Logan Doyle 48.43a Twinsburg
3. 10 Karl Dietz 48.62a Chardon
4. 10 Joseph Taylor 48.84a St. Johns Jesuit
5. 12 Drevon Trapp 49.04a Bedford
6. 11 Jackson Herbert 49.09a PR Wadsworth Senior
7. 10 Andre Jackson 49.27a Whitehall-Yearling
8. 11 Keontz Bradley 49.48a Mansfield Senior
published: 06 Jun 2022
Lexington at West Holmes - OHSAA Girls Basketball from WKLM 95.3 FM
West Holmes welcomes Lexington to the Dungeon! Our coverage begins at 1pm with the tipoff at approximately 1:25.
Broadcasters: WKLM Sports Team
Video Production by Claxon Communications: Aidan Garabrandt & Owen Garabrandt
published: 14 Dec 2024
2024 OHSAA Division V State Championship: Liberty Center vs. Ironton
The Ironton Fighting Tigers won their first state championship since 1989 with a 21-17 victory over Liberty Center. Check out the highlights here.
Join this c...
The Ironton Fighting Tigers won their first state championship since 1989 with a 21-17 victory over Liberty Center. Check out the highlights here.
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The Ironton Fighting Tigers won their first state championship since 1989 with a 21-17 victory over Liberty Center. Check out the highlights here.
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The Indian Valley Braves won their first state championship and the first for Tuscarawas County in a thriller. Check out the highlights here.
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The Indian Valley Braves won their first state championship and the first for Tuscarawas County in a thriller. Check out the highlights here.
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The Indian Valley Braves won their first state championship and the first for Tuscarawas County in a thriller. Check out the highlights here.
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The OHSAA is planning to launch an investigation after a girls soccer regional final match between Strongsville and Walsh Jesuit ended in controversy last Satur...
The OHSAA is planning to launch an investigation after a girls soccer regional final match between Strongsville and Walsh Jesuit ended in controversy last Saturday.
The game was played at Nordonia High School in Macedonia.
"We are going to investigate that situation and incident," said Tim Stried, OHSAA director of media relations. "When we do that its going to take time because we do have to collect reports from both schools involved and the officials."
The issue that started it all was caught on camera by Ohio Sports Net. A penalty kick with less than a minute to play led to furious coaches approaching game officials on the soccer field.
Several parents stormed the field to protest the game-ending call. Members of the Macedonia Police Department rushed over to diffuse the incident.
In 2019, 3News spoke to Scott Sandvick, who has been an Ohio sports official for more than 25 years. He recalled multiple times that he's had to make tough calls.
"I've been escorted out with police. I've had fans taken out with handcuffs by police," Sandvick said. While he understands that criticism comes with the job, that criticism is getting out of control.
"At the end of the day when someone loses, they want to say it's our fault. Virtually every game we do," he added.
After Strongsville won Saturday's game, two Walsh coaches were given a red card after the match was called. They now face automatic suspensions for the first two games of next year.
Carmen Blackwell reports: https://www.wkyc.com/article/sports/high-school/ohsaa-investigate-controversial-ending-strongsville-walsh-jesuit-girls-soccer-tournament-game/95-f168247a-8c51-40ba-9735-52fcae84409e --
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The OHSAA is planning to launch an investigation after a girls soccer regional final match between Strongsville and Walsh Jesuit ended in controversy last Saturday.
The game was played at Nordonia High School in Macedonia.
"We are going to investigate that situation and incident," said Tim Stried, OHSAA director of media relations. "When we do that its going to take time because we do have to collect reports from both schools involved and the officials."
The issue that started it all was caught on camera by Ohio Sports Net. A penalty kick with less than a minute to play led to furious coaches approaching game officials on the soccer field.
Several parents stormed the field to protest the game-ending call. Members of the Macedonia Police Department rushed over to diffuse the incident.
In 2019, 3News spoke to Scott Sandvick, who has been an Ohio sports official for more than 25 years. He recalled multiple times that he's had to make tough calls.
"I've been escorted out with police. I've had fans taken out with handcuffs by police," Sandvick said. While he understands that criticism comes with the job, that criticism is getting out of control.
"At the end of the day when someone loses, they want to say it's our fault. Virtually every game we do," he added.
After Strongsville won Saturday's game, two Walsh coaches were given a red card after the match was called. They now face automatic suspensions for the first two games of next year.
Carmen Blackwell reports: https://www.wkyc.com/article/sports/high-school/ohsaa-investigate-controversial-ending-strongsville-walsh-jesuit-girls-soccer-tournament-game/95-f168247a-8c51-40ba-9735-52fcae84409e --
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The boys 400m dash at the Ohio State Meet.
Results:
1. 12 Mateo Medina 45.88aPR
Elyria
2. 11 Richard Simpson 46.71aPR
Pickerington North
3. 12 Karl Dietz 4...
The boys 400m dash at the Ohio State Meet.
Results:
1. 12 Mateo Medina 45.88aPR
Elyria
2. 11 Richard Simpson 46.71aPR
Pickerington North
3. 12 Karl Dietz 46.87a
Chardon
4. 10 Jakob Weatherspoon 47.31aPR
Avon
5. 12 Andre Jackson 47.38a
Whitehall-Yearling
6. 11 Kaden Ellerbe 47.45aPR
Beavercreek
7. 10 Jay'Viar Kerr 47.63aPR
Cleveland Heights
8. 12 Joseph Taylor 49.63a
St. Johns Jesuit
The boys 400m dash at the Ohio State Meet.
Results:
1. 12 Mateo Medina 45.88aPR
Elyria
2. 11 Richard Simpson 46.71aPR
Pickerington North
3. 12 Karl Dietz 46.87a
Chardon
4. 10 Jakob Weatherspoon 47.31aPR
Avon
5. 12 Andre Jackson 47.38a
Whitehall-Yearling
6. 11 Kaden Ellerbe 47.45aPR
Beavercreek
7. 10 Jay'Viar Kerr 47.63aPR
Cleveland Heights
8. 12 Joseph Taylor 49.63a
St. Johns Jesuit
Marion Local continues its dominance with a 74-0 win over Hillsdale in the 2024 OHSAA Division 7 State Championship Game.
Check out BuckeyeHuddle.com to get al...
Marion Local continues its dominance with a 74-0 win over Hillsdale in the 2024 OHSAA Division 7 State Championship Game.
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For Mike Elder and Avon, this was a celebration years in the making, all of the heartbreak and near-misses now undone over 48 minutes on a snowy field in Canton...
For Mike Elder and Avon, this was a celebration years in the making, all of the heartbreak and near-misses now undone over 48 minutes on a snowy field in Canton.
While the "snow bowl" contested between the Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers two weeks ago was certainly an affair to remember, we're going to go ahead and say the stakes on this Thursday night may have been a little bight higher. We doubt the Eagles, at least, would debate that.
With the flakes flying at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium, Avon held off Anderson 20-13 to win the Ohio High School Athletic Association Division II state football championship. It marks the first team state title in school history, regardless of sport, and caps off a remarkable 16-0 season for the Eagles.
Though Avon never trailed Thursday night, the Raptors nearly stole victory with a methodical 19-play drive at the end of regulation. But after escaping pressure, Justice Burnam's last-ditch pass to the end zone landed incomplete, being batted away by Aiden Atkins as time expired.
Since the establishment of the OHSAA playoffs in 1972, Avon is just the third Lorain County school to win at least one state football title. Prior to tonight, it hadn't been done since 2003, when the Eagles' archrivals in Avon Lake also claimed the D-II crown with a victory over Trenton Edgewood.
READ MORE: https://www.wkyc.com/article/sports/high-school/hs-football/avon-beats-anderson-20-13-win-first-ohio-high-school-football-state-championship-school-history/95-74d7ba14-2c95-42c3-a59a-5085085dc0fb --
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For Mike Elder and Avon, this was a celebration years in the making, all of the heartbreak and near-misses now undone over 48 minutes on a snowy field in Canton.
While the "snow bowl" contested between the Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers two weeks ago was certainly an affair to remember, we're going to go ahead and say the stakes on this Thursday night may have been a little bight higher. We doubt the Eagles, at least, would debate that.
With the flakes flying at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium, Avon held off Anderson 20-13 to win the Ohio High School Athletic Association Division II state football championship. It marks the first team state title in school history, regardless of sport, and caps off a remarkable 16-0 season for the Eagles.
Though Avon never trailed Thursday night, the Raptors nearly stole victory with a methodical 19-play drive at the end of regulation. But after escaping pressure, Justice Burnam's last-ditch pass to the end zone landed incomplete, being batted away by Aiden Atkins as time expired.
Since the establishment of the OHSAA playoffs in 1972, Avon is just the third Lorain County school to win at least one state football title. Prior to tonight, it hadn't been done since 2003, when the Eagles' archrivals in Avon Lake also claimed the D-II crown with a victory over Trenton Edgewood.
READ MORE: https://www.wkyc.com/article/sports/high-school/hs-football/avon-beats-anderson-20-13-win-first-ohio-high-school-football-state-championship-school-history/95-74d7ba14-2c95-42c3-a59a-5085085dc0fb --
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West Holmes welcomes Lexington to the Dungeon! Our coverage begins at 1pm with the tipoff at approximately 1:25.
Broadcasters: WKLM Sports Team
Video Produ...
West Holmes welcomes Lexington to the Dungeon! Our coverage begins at 1pm with the tipoff at approximately 1:25.
Broadcasters: WKLM Sports Team
Video Production by Claxon Communications: Aidan Garabrandt & Owen Garabrandt
West Holmes welcomes Lexington to the Dungeon! Our coverage begins at 1pm with the tipoff at approximately 1:25.
Broadcasters: WKLM Sports Team
Video Production by Claxon Communications: Aidan Garabrandt & Owen Garabrandt
The Ironton Fighting Tigers won their first state championship since 1989 with a 21-17 victory over Liberty Center. Check out the highlights here.
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The Indian Valley Braves won their first state championship and the first for Tuscarawas County in a thriller. Check out the highlights here.
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The OHSAA is planning to launch an investigation after a girls soccer regional final match between Strongsville and Walsh Jesuit ended in controversy last Saturday.
The game was played at Nordonia High School in Macedonia.
"We are going to investigate that situation and incident," said Tim Stried, OHSAA director of media relations. "When we do that its going to take time because we do have to collect reports from both schools involved and the officials."
The issue that started it all was caught on camera by Ohio Sports Net. A penalty kick with less than a minute to play led to furious coaches approaching game officials on the soccer field.
Several parents stormed the field to protest the game-ending call. Members of the Macedonia Police Department rushed over to diffuse the incident.
In 2019, 3News spoke to Scott Sandvick, who has been an Ohio sports official for more than 25 years. He recalled multiple times that he's had to make tough calls.
"I've been escorted out with police. I've had fans taken out with handcuffs by police," Sandvick said. While he understands that criticism comes with the job, that criticism is getting out of control.
"At the end of the day when someone loses, they want to say it's our fault. Virtually every game we do," he added.
After Strongsville won Saturday's game, two Walsh coaches were given a red card after the match was called. They now face automatic suspensions for the first two games of next year.
Carmen Blackwell reports: https://www.wkyc.com/article/sports/high-school/ohsaa-investigate-controversial-ending-strongsville-walsh-jesuit-girls-soccer-tournament-game/95-f168247a-8c51-40ba-9735-52fcae84409e --
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The boys 400m dash at the Ohio State Meet.
Results:
1. 12 Mateo Medina 45.88aPR
Elyria
2. 11 Richard Simpson 46.71aPR
Pickerington North
3. 12 Karl Dietz 46.87a
Chardon
4. 10 Jakob Weatherspoon 47.31aPR
Avon
5. 12 Andre Jackson 47.38a
Whitehall-Yearling
6. 11 Kaden Ellerbe 47.45aPR
Beavercreek
7. 10 Jay'Viar Kerr 47.63aPR
Cleveland Heights
8. 12 Joseph Taylor 49.63a
St. Johns Jesuit
Marion Local continues its dominance with a 74-0 win over Hillsdale in the 2024 OHSAA Division 7 State Championship Game.
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For Mike Elder and Avon, this was a celebration years in the making, all of the heartbreak and near-misses now undone over 48 minutes on a snowy field in Canton.
While the "snow bowl" contested between the Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers two weeks ago was certainly an affair to remember, we're going to go ahead and say the stakes on this Thursday night may have been a little bight higher. We doubt the Eagles, at least, would debate that.
With the flakes flying at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium, Avon held off Anderson 20-13 to win the Ohio High School Athletic Association Division II state football championship. It marks the first team state title in school history, regardless of sport, and caps off a remarkable 16-0 season for the Eagles.
Though Avon never trailed Thursday night, the Raptors nearly stole victory with a methodical 19-play drive at the end of regulation. But after escaping pressure, Justice Burnam's last-ditch pass to the end zone landed incomplete, being batted away by Aiden Atkins as time expired.
Since the establishment of the OHSAA playoffs in 1972, Avon is just the third Lorain County school to win at least one state football title. Prior to tonight, it hadn't been done since 2003, when the Eagles' archrivals in Avon Lake also claimed the D-II crown with a victory over Trenton Edgewood.
READ MORE: https://www.wkyc.com/article/sports/high-school/hs-football/avon-beats-anderson-20-13-win-first-ohio-high-school-football-state-championship-school-history/95-74d7ba14-2c95-42c3-a59a-5085085dc0fb --
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West Holmes welcomes Lexington to the Dungeon! Our coverage begins at 1pm with the tipoff at approximately 1:25.
Broadcasters: WKLM Sports Team
Video Production by Claxon Communications: Aidan Garabrandt & Owen Garabrandt
The Ironton Fighting Tigers won their first state championship since 1989 with a 21-17 victory over Liberty Center. Check out the highlights here.
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The Ironton Fighting Tigers won their first state championship since 1989 with a 21-17 victory over Liberty Center. Check out the highlights here.
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The Indian Valley Braves won their first state championship and the first for Tuscarawas County in a thriller. Check out the highlights here.
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The OHSAA is planning to launch an investigation after a girls soccer regional final match between Strongsville and Walsh Jesuit ended in controversy last Saturday.
The game was played at Nordonia High School in Macedonia.
"We are going to investigate that situation and incident," said Tim Stried, OHSAA director of media relations. "When we do that its going to take time because we do have to collect reports from both schools involved and the officials."
The issue that started it all was caught on camera by Ohio Sports Net. A penalty kick with less than a minute to play led to furious coaches approaching game officials on the soccer field.
Several parents stormed the field to protest the game-ending call. Members of the Macedonia Police Department rushed over to diffuse the incident.
In 2019, 3News spoke to Scott Sandvick, who has been an Ohio sports official for more than 25 years. He recalled multiple times that he's had to make tough calls.
"I've been escorted out with police. I've had fans taken out with handcuffs by police," Sandvick said. While he understands that criticism comes with the job, that criticism is getting out of control.
"At the end of the day when someone loses, they want to say it's our fault. Virtually every game we do," he added.
After Strongsville won Saturday's game, two Walsh coaches were given a red card after the match was called. They now face automatic suspensions for the first two games of next year.
Carmen Blackwell reports: https://www.wkyc.com/article/sports/high-school/ohsaa-investigate-controversial-ending-strongsville-walsh-jesuit-girls-soccer-tournament-game/95-f168247a-8c51-40ba-9735-52fcae84409e --
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The boys 400m dash at the Ohio State Meet.
Results:
1. 12 Mateo Medina 45.88aPR
Elyria
2. 11 Richard Simpson 46.71aPR
Pickerington North
3. 12 Karl Dietz 46.87a
Chardon
4. 10 Jakob Weatherspoon 47.31aPR
Avon
5. 12 Andre Jackson 47.38a
Whitehall-Yearling
6. 11 Kaden Ellerbe 47.45aPR
Beavercreek
7. 10 Jay'Viar Kerr 47.63aPR
Cleveland Heights
8. 12 Joseph Taylor 49.63a
St. Johns Jesuit
Marion Local continues its dominance with a 74-0 win over Hillsdale in the 2024 OHSAA Division 7 State Championship Game.
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For Mike Elder and Avon, this was a celebration years in the making, all of the heartbreak and near-misses now undone over 48 minutes on a snowy field in Canton.
While the "snow bowl" contested between the Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers two weeks ago was certainly an affair to remember, we're going to go ahead and say the stakes on this Thursday night may have been a little bight higher. We doubt the Eagles, at least, would debate that.
With the flakes flying at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium, Avon held off Anderson 20-13 to win the Ohio High School Athletic Association Division II state football championship. It marks the first team state title in school history, regardless of sport, and caps off a remarkable 16-0 season for the Eagles.
Though Avon never trailed Thursday night, the Raptors nearly stole victory with a methodical 19-play drive at the end of regulation. But after escaping pressure, Justice Burnam's last-ditch pass to the end zone landed incomplete, being batted away by Aiden Atkins as time expired.
Since the establishment of the OHSAA playoffs in 1972, Avon is just the third Lorain County school to win at least one state football title. Prior to tonight, it hadn't been done since 2003, when the Eagles' archrivals in Avon Lake also claimed the D-II crown with a victory over Trenton Edgewood.
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The Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) is the governing body of athletic programs for junior and senior high schools in the state of Ohio. The OHSAA governs eligibility of student athletes, resolves disputes, organizes levels of competition by divisional separation of schools according to attendance population, and conducts state championship competitions in all the OHSAA-sanctioned sports.
Membership
There are approximately 820 member high schools and 850 more schools in the 7th-8th grade division of the OHSAA. Most public and private high schools in Ohio belong to the OHSAA.
Structure
Districts
The Association is divided into six districts, each with its own District Athletic Board, including the Central District, East District, Northeast District, Northwest District, Southeast District, and Southwest District.
The District boards conduct Sectional and District tournaments. The main OHSAA board conducts Regional and State tournaments.
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