2017 OHIO HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

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1 2017 OHIO HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 80th ANNUAL STATE WRESTLING INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT Media Guide March 9, 10 & 11, 2017 The Jerome Schottenstein Center The Ohio State University, Columbus

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3 OHIO HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 4080 Roselea Place, Columbus, OH Phone Fax Twitter.com/OHSAAsports Facebook.com/OHSAA MEDIA GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS - Tournament History: Facts and Figures - Special Awards: Coaches Hall of Fame, Officials Hall of Fame, SEI, Service, Coaches of the Year, Media Service Award - Returning State Placers - All Time State Placer Totals By School - Last Three Years State Placers, School by School Listing - Miscellaneous Records: Most State Placers, Most State Finalists, Most State Placers Without a State Champion, Most State Runner Ups Without a State Champion Welcome to the 2017 State Wrestling Championships A great deal of information both in the official program and in this media guide is available to each of you covering the tournament. Besides the charts that are in this guide, there are two other main sources of information available for your use. At last weekend s District competition, each state qualifier was given a media form to fill out. While not all were returned, a vast majority were. Should you need to use these forms, please contact one of the OHSAA representatives along media row. The other resource available is the complete list of every state placer from The last three years (2014, 2015 and 2016) state placers can be found in this media guide. Earlier state placers are available from one of the OHSAA assistants working on media row. If you know of any corrections, please let us know. Note that wrestlers are listed by the school name at the time they attended (i.e. Kettering Fairmont East/West). However, if the school changed mailing addresses (i.e. Dayton Wayne to Huber Heights Wayne) then the school is listed by its new location. Schools that have added to their name, because of an additional school being built (i.e. Pickerington Central/North) are listed according to what the school is currently called. TOURNAMENT HISTORY MOST POINTS FOR TEAM CHAMPIONS: Division I Division II Division III Lakewood St. Edward (2007) 229 St. Paris Graham (2009) 282 Troy Christian (2008) 162 Lakewood St. Edward (2012) St. Paris Graham (2016) 253 Delta (2016) 159 Lakewood St. Edward (2006) 210 St. Paris Graham (2015) 250 Troy Christian (2007) 154 MOST POINTS FOR SECOND PLACE TEAMS: Division I: Lakewood St. Edward (2010, Div. I) points Division II: Columbus St. Francis DeSales (1978) points Division III: Marion Pleasant (2007) points MOST INDIVIDUAL STATE TITLES IN A GIVEN YEAR: St. Paris Graham (2009) 7 MOST CONSECUTIVE INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS IN A GIVEN YEAR: Cleveland West (1951) 4 CONTINUED

4 OVERALL OPINION: See Brian Brakeman s synopsis in tournament program. MOST STATE TITLES BY ONE IMMEDIATE FAMILY 11 DiSabato: Vince (1978 2); Leo (1980 2); Luke (1982 1); Mike (1983 1); Adam (1988 2); Dominic (1992 3) 10 Dernlan: Jeff (1986 2); Steve (1988 2); Matt (1991 3); Tim (1993 3) 9 Hanson: Jim (1975 3); Tim (1981 (2); Dan (1987 4) 9 Jordan: Bo (2013 4); Micah (2014 4); Rocky (2018 1) 8 Jordan: Jim (1982 4); Jeff (1983 4) 8 Opfer: Jared (1999 4); Drew (2001 3); (Corey ) 8 Stieber: Logan (2010 4); Hunter (2011 4) CLASS BREAKDOWN YEAR 9th 10th 11th 12th TOTAL YEAR 9th 10th 11th 12th TOTAL Bart Freidenberg is a 1982 graduate of The Ohio State University, where he majored in journalism/public relations. He is currently involved in amateur wrestling throughout the state, as well as the country. He is founder and chairman of both the Ohio All Star Wrestling Team, which annually takes some of Ohio s top sixth thru ninth graders on summer wrestling tours, and the Tournament of Champions, the largest one day amateur wrestling tournament in the world. He also serves on the National Executive Committee of AAU Wrestling and is a member of the AAU Wrestling Hall of Fame. If you have any ideas or suggestions for items you would like to see included in this guide in the future, you may contact Bart at bdbop@aol.com, 8138 Kingfisher Lane, Pickerington, OH or ### OHSAA ###

5 SPECIAL AWARD WINNERS

6 Ohio High School Wrestling Coaches Association 2017 Hall of Fame Inductees George Bergman Ohio Wrestling Hall of Fame 2017 Head Coach Oak Harbor H.S OHSWCA Division II Coach of the Year OHSAA Division II State Runner-up OHSAA Division II State Top 10 9X 12 State Champions 7 State Runners-up 50 State Placers Sandusky Bay Conference Champions 8X Steven J. Cika Sr. Ohio Wrestling Hall of Fame Years of coaching Head Coach of Strongsville HS dual meet victories 20 time Pioneer Conference Champions 2 State Champions 5 Runner-Ups 20 State Placers; 40 State Qualifiers Strongsville & Brunswick Hall of Fames Mark Silvers Ohio Wrestling Hall of Fame 2017 Eaton HS 39 Coaching Years (1977-Present) x GMVWCA Coach of the Year OHSWCA Division I Coach of the Year 2000 OHSAA Division II State Runner-up X District Champions 11X Sectional Champions 6 State Champions 24 State Place Winners 73 State Qualifiers Jeff Woods Ohio Wrestling Hall of Fame 2017 Head Coach West Holmes H.S Head Coach Fostoria H.S OHSAA State Tournament Team top 10 3X OHSAA Sectional Champions 8X 4 State Champions 3 State Runners-up 25 State Placers 65 State Qualifiers 7X OCC & Mohican Conference Coach of the Year

7 Ohio High School Wrestling Coaches Association 2017 Special Award Winners OHSAA Ethics and Integrity Award Winner Tom Barbee, Covington Tom began his teaching and coaching career at Covington Schools in 1975 and retired from teaching in He is in his 19th season as head coach of the high school wrestling program (28th season overall) after coaching from Tom s teams have won two district titles, five sectional titles and 18 conference titles. He has coached three individual state champions, 20 state placers and 50 state qualifiers. Tom is a member of the Greater Miami Valley Wrestling Association (GMVWA) Hall of Fame. Tom was a member of Miami East High School s first wrestling team and wrestled at Urbana College, graduating in 1975 with a degree in physical education. He also coached football for 26 years and served as Junior High Athletic Director for 10 years, girls track coach for 18 years, and a wrestling official for 40 years. He has officiated at eight sectional and district tournaments. Tom and his wife Diane live in the Covington area and raised two sons, Bryan and Brad. OHSWCA Service Award Winner Terry Young, Southeast District and BaumsPage.com Terry s passion for the sport of wrestling was born in 2001 when his nephew Steve Young joined his junior high school s wrestling team during his 8th grade year. While Terry himself never wrestled, he was a very loyal supporter of his nephew and his team as he quickly recognized how much time, work and dedication it took a wrestler to be successful. Terry graduated from Nelsonville-York High School in Terry then went to Ohio University and graduated in 1994 with a Bachelor of Science degree in secondary education. After college, Terry worked for a drug and alcohol counseling agency as a staff accountant and tutor for three years. In 1997, Terry purchased two convenience stores and operated them for nine years before retiring in Soon after retiring, Terry was asked by the Southeast District Athletic Board to manage a sectional wrestling tournament. That sectional tournament in 2006 was the first of now over 240 tournaments that Terry has been directly involved in either as the tournament manager or as the head scorer. Today, Terry continues to wear several hats. In addition to providing accounting and consultation services to a not-for-profit organization and managing several rental properties, Terry is one of the partners in baumspage.com, serves on the data management team for the OHSAA s individual state wrestling championship tournament, serves as the head scorer for the OHSAA s dual team state wrestling championships and is directly involved in the administration of 26 other wrestling tournaments each year, including two OHSAA sectional tournaments, an OHSAA district tournament and both OHSAA state wrestling tournaments. Terry also provides tournament assigner services for the OHSAA s Southeast District Athletic Board and meet management and timing and scoring services in cross country and track & field events during the wrestling off-season. In his spare time, Terry volunteers countless hours to various social service agencies and projects such as Children Services PB & J project and various other groups who work to eradicate hunger and homelessness in Southeast Ohio.

8 Ohio High School Wrestling Coaches Association Coaches of the Year Division I Coach of the Year Erik Burnett, Elyria Erik is a proud graduate of Oberlin High School and Clarion University of Pennsylvania. He s worked as a district liaison for the Elyria Schools for 19 years and is finishing his 20th year of coaching wrestling at Elyria High School. Erik resides in Elyria with his wife Janet and their sons Mick and Nate. During Erik s tenure at Elyria, 55 Elyria Pioneers have qualified for the state tournament, with 34 earning medals. Seven of those wrestlers have won state titles, including Ben Darmstadt and Brendon Fenton in As a team the Pioneers have garnered seven top 10 finishes at the individual state tournament, including runner-up finishes at the 2015 and 2016 state tournaments. The Elyria wrestlers also finished as state runners-up at the 2016 state dual meet tournament. The 2016 team finished the season ranked 20th nationally. Erik would like to thank all of those who have supported him, starting with his wife Janet and sons Mick and Nate. Additionally, Erik would like to thank the Elyria community and school district for their outstanding support. A huge debt of gratitude is also owed to Erik s Elyria Wrestling family, including coaches Jack Gillespie, Chris Chidlaw, Dan Bottomlee, TJ Halstead, Paul Felton, Toby Workman and the many additional volunteer coaches and parents who have been a driving force within the Elyria program. There is nothing better than coaching kids you love with friends you love to be around. Division II Coach of the Year Dean Conley, Canfield Coach Dean Conley is a graduate of the Ohio State University and is in his 18th year as the head coach of the Canfield Cardinals. He teaches World History, Counter Terrorism, and Honors Global Policy at Canfield High School. He resides in Canfield with his wife Michelle and daughter Alex. Last season Coach Conley helped guide the Cardinals to a State Runner-up finish including 4 state placers and one state champion. The team also had the highest team GPA in school history at Career highlights include a career dual-meet record of , 31 EOWL champions, 31 Sectional Champions, 7 district champions, 27 state qualifiers, 17 state placers and 1 state champion. Coach Conley believes that it is still possible to coach young men to not only be great athletes, but also, great students, great role models, and great members of the community. This is only possible through the shared leadership of loyal coaching staffs, supportive administration, tireless parental support, and the men who have been a part of the Canfield wrestling family. Division III Coach of the Year Craig Wise, Rootstown Craig Wise is a 1992 graduate of Rootstown High school and a 1997 Graduate of Cleveland State University. Craig has been the head coach at Rootstown for the past 5 seasons. In that time Rootstown has won 4 league titles, 4 sectional titles, a district title, a district runner up, a 5th, 5th, 5th, 6th and 11th in state. Also Rootstown went to the State Duals round of 8 in and the State Duals semi finals in Craig has coached 21 state qualifiers, 14 state placers and 4 state champs. Craig enjoys coaching his son and daughters baseball and softball teams in the summer and is very thankful to have the support of his family while coaching at Rootstown. Over the last 5 years Craig has been surrounded by a great coaching staff, supportive parents and some very talented wrestlers. He would like to credit a great youth program at Rootstown and an administration that allows the program to grow and reach new heights.

9 Ohio High School Wrestling Coaches Association Media Service Award Recipient 2017 Media Service Award Winner Shaun Bennett - Elyria Chronicle-Telegram Shaun has been covering high school wrestling for most of the 20-plus years he has been at The Chronicle-Telegram, and took over as the paper s main wrestling writer when Hall of Famer Judie Asp retired in He has been fortunate to cover some of the state s top regular-season tournaments including the Walsh Jesuit Ironman, the Brecksville Holiday and the Bill Dies Memorial at Akron Firestone as well as multiple team and individual state tournaments. Thanks to a supportive Northeast Ohio wrestling community and with the help of generous sponsors, he has been able to expand his coverage in recent years, adding an eight-page season preview section, co-hosting a three-hour live season preview radio show and co-hosting a weekly high school wrestling recap radio show on Thursday nights. While high school wrestling is one of his favorite sports to cover, Shaun has also covered the Cleveland Cavaliers during three NBA Finals, the Cleveland Indians in the World Series and the Ohio State men s basketball team during its march to the Final Four in Shaun, a U.S. Army veteran and Elyria West High School graduate, and his wife Mary have two children, Stephanie and Jacob, and live in Elyria. Since 1995, a media member has been honored at the OHSAA State Wrestling Tournaments for his or her outstanding dedication and service in covering the sport of interscholastic wrestling. The honoree will also be presented a plaque in ceremonies prior to the third session on Friday evening. For the first two years of the award, the honoree was selected by state tournament management. Beginning at the 1996 state tournament, a system was established whereby media members covering the state finals select the winner for the following year. The previous winners have been: 1995: Mike Massa (deceased), WVIZ-TV, Cleveland 1996: Brian Brakeman, The Brakeman Report/WVIZ-TV 1997: Milan Zban (deceased), Akron Beacon Journal 1998: Pat Galbincea, Cleveland Plain Dealer 1999: Pete Carrothers, WBTC-Radio, Uhrichsville 2000: Judie Asp, Elyria Chronicle-Telegram 2001: Bob Preusse, Freelance Contributer 2002: Tim Warsinskey, Cleveland Plain Dealer 2003: Dan Fickel, Wrestling USA 2004: Tom Gaffney, Akron Beacon Journal 2005: Kelly Ducey, WMTR-Radio, Archbold 2006: Mel Peters, WBTC-Radio, Uhrichsville 2007: Jason Skoda, Lorain Morning Journal 2008: Brad Bournival, Medina County Gazette 2009: Jamie Baker, Findlay Courier 2010: Chuck Martinez, Defiance Crescent-News 2011: Kermit Rowe, Springfield News-Sun 2012: Jim Thomas, Canton Repository 2013: Josh Lowe, IntermatWrestle.com 2014: John Cummings, Dayton Daily News 2015: Jon Spencer, Mansfield News Journal 2016: Karl Yunker, Napoleon WNDH Radio 2017 Shaun Bennett, Elyria Chronicle-Telegram

10 Ohio Wrestling Officials Hall of Fame LAYMONE CARPENTER is celebrating his 50th year as a wrestling Official in Northeast Ohio. He graduated from Stow High School in 1961 and has worked 47 sectionals and 42 district tournaments. He served the Western Reserve Wrestling Officials Association as their rules interpreter and as vice president. He is a Veteran of the United States Army having service in Viet Nam. TONY INDIANO has been a wrestling official for 37 years. He had five children, Angela, Bret, Drew, Sam and Micaela. They have actually become his best friends. He works as a security consultant for one of the world s largest wholesale distributors for the past 25 years. He graduated from Euclid High School and attended and wrestled at Lakeland Community College and Florida International University where he earned a Bachelor s degree As an official he has worked 35 sectionals, 30 districts, and 16 state tournament and 4 National tournaments. He served as president and vice president of the Northeast Ohio Wrestling Officials Association, It has been his privilege to work 34 Kenston Invitational Tournaments and served as head official for many of them. He came into officiating because of his love of the sport, but stayed on because of the great people has been honored to associate. JEFFREY WOO is a longtime Westerville resident and married to Ellen and has a daughter Lizzie. He graduated from Eastlake North and wrestled at The Ohio State University where he was a National Qualifier and 4th place finisher in the Big Ten in 1981.He has been officiating for 35 years, and voted into 32 sectionals, 30 districts and 19 State tournaments. The Central District Wrestling Officials awarded him the Montonaro Award as Official of the Year and the coaches association made him their official of the year in He is a past president of CDWOA. Jeff is a realtor and a founding partner of HER Realtors in Westerville

11 It All Started With Casey By Daniel L. Cutcher When Casey Fredericks was hired as wrestling coach at The Ohio State University in the early 1930 s, only 4 schools outside of Cleveland had wrestling programs. These included Upper Arlington, Worthington, Bridgeport and Shadyside. He quickly realized the need to develop the sport from the ground up, so he enlisted help from many sources, including professional wrestling promoters, the OHSAA and local high schools, talking to football coaches, principals and parents groups. Casey constantly put on demonstrations, often loaning mats and other gear. It quickly became apparent there was a need for a professional crew of people to make sure everyone played fair but at the time there were no rules. Everyone had different ideas of what scoring was. Most meets were officiated by the coaches. Casey turned to his assistant coach, A.J. Tony Montonaro, to help with this task. Tony began to travel throughout Ohio with his developed notebook of rules and taught these rules and mechanics to official groups. In 1965 the NCAA (college) and NFHS (high school) national associations decided it was time to have one set of rules. They invited Tony to Chicago for a meeting and used his notebook as the basis for the first national rulebook in In the early 70 s Tony retired and Vince Matteucci and Stamatis Bulgaris replaced him. Stamatis went back to coaching in the late 70 s and Lyle Smith took over as rules interpreter. Vince retired in 2011 and Lyle followed in 2013, leaving Dick Loewenstine, Ray Anthony, and Jim Vreeland to carry on the task of developing officials and promoting consistency throughout the state. (Source: Paul Wrobble Master Thesis History of Ohio Wrestling)

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17 ALL TIME STATE PLACERS PER SCHOOL

18 All-Time State Placers by School (Alphabetical) School First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Total Ada Adena Buckeye West 1 1 Akron Buchtel Akron Central Hower Akron Coventry Akron East Akron Ellet Akron Firestone Akron Garfield Akron Hoban Akron Kenmore Akron Manchester Akron North Akron South Akron Springfield Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Alliance Alliance Marlington Amanda Clearcreek Amelia Amherst Steele Andover Pymatuning Valley Apple Creek Waynedale Arcadia Arcanum Archbold Ashland Ashland Crestview Ashland Mapleton Ashtabula 1 1 Ashtabula Edgewood Ashtabula Harbor Ashtabula Lakeside 1 1 Ashtabula Lekeside Ashville Teays Valley Athens Attica Seneca East Atwater Waterloo Aurora Austintown-Fitch Avon Avon Lake Bainbridge Paint Valley Baltimore Liberty Union-Thurston Barberton Barnesville Bascom Hopewell-Loudon Batavia Batavia Clermont Northeastern Bay Village Bay Beachwood Beallsville Beavercreek Bedford Bedford St. Peter Chanel Bellaire

19 All-Time State Placers by School (Alphabetical) School First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Total Bellaire St. John Central Bellbrook Bellefontaine Bellefontaine Benjamin Logan Bellevue Bellville Clear Fork Belmont Union Local Beloit West Branch Belpre Berea Bergholz Springfield Berlin Heights Thomas Edison Bethel-Tate Blanchester Bloomdale Elmwood Bluffton Bowling Green Brecksville-Broadview Heights Bridgeport Brilliant 1 1 Brilliant Buckeye North 1 1 Brookfield Brooklyn Brookville Brunswick Bryan Bucyrus Burton Berkshire Byesville Meadowbrook Cadiz Cadiz Harrison Central Caldwell Caledonia River Valley Cambridge Camden Preble Shawnee Canal Fulton Northwest Canal Winchester Canfield Canton GlenOak Canton Glenwood Canton Lehman 1 1 Canton McKinley Canton Oakwood 1 1 Canton South Canton Timken 1 1 Cardington-Lincoln Carey Carlisle Carroll Bloom Carroll Carrollton Casstown Miami East Castalia Margaretta Cedarville 1 1 Celina Centerville Chagrin Falls

20 All-Time State Placers by School (Alphabetical) School First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Total Chagrin Falls Kenston Chardon Chardon Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin 1 1 Chesterland West Geauga Chillicothe Chillicothe Southeastern 1 1 Cincinnati Summit Country Day Cincinnati Academy of Phys. Ed Cincinnati Anderson Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Cincinnati Colerain Cincinnati Deer Park Cincinnati Elder Cincinnati Finneytown Cincinnati Forest Park 1 1 Cincinnati Glen Este Cincinnati Green Hills Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy 1 1 Cincinnati Hughes Cincinnati Indian Hill Cincinnati LaSalle Cincinnati Madeira Cincinnati Mariemont 1 1 Cincinnati McNicholas Cincinnati Mt. Healthy Cincinnati North College Hill 1 1 Cincinnati Northwest Cincinnati Oak Hills Cincinnati Princeton Cincinnati Purcell Marian Cincinnati Roger Bacon Cincinnati St. Xavier Cincinnati Sycamore Cincinnati Taft 1 1 Cincinnati Turpin Cincinnati Walnut Hills Cincinnati Western Hills Cincinnati Winton Woods Cincinnati Withrow Cincinnati Wyoming Circleville Circleville Logan Elm Clarksville Clinton-Massie Clayton Northmont Cleveland Benedictine Cleveland Cathedral Latin 2 2 Cleveland Central Catholic Cleveland Collinwood Cleveland Heights Cleveland John Adams Cleveland John F. Kennedy Cleveland John Hay Cleveland John Marshall Cleveland Lincoln Cleveland Rhodes Cleveland South

21 All-Time State Placers by School (Alphabetical) School First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Total Cleveland St. Ignatius Cleveland St. Joseph (VASJ) Cleveland West Cleveland West Tech Clyde Coldwater Collins Western Reserve Columbia Station Columbia Columbiana Columbiana Crestview 1 1 Columbus Beechcroft Columbus Bexley Columbus Bishop Hartley Columbus Bishop Ready Columbus Brookhaven Columbus Centennial 1 1 Columbus East Columbus Eastmoor 1 1 Columbus Franklin Heights Columbus Grove Columbus Hamilton Township Columbus Marion-Franklin Columbus Mifflin 1 1 Columbus North 1 1 Columbus Northland Columbus South Columbus St. Charles Columbus St. Francis DeSales Columbus Walnut Ridge Columbus Watterson Columbus Wehrle Columbus West Columbus Whetstone Conneaut Copley Coshocton Covington Creston Norwayne Crooksville Cuyahoga Falls Cuyahoga Falls CVCA Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit Cuyahoga Heights Dalton Dayton Belmont Dayton Carroll Dayton Chaminade Julienne Dayton Colonel White 1 1 Dayton Jefferson 2 2 Dayton Kiser Dayton Mad River 1 1 Dayton Meadowdale Dayton Miami Valley School Dayton Northridge Dayton Oakwood Dayton Patterson Co-Op 2 2

22 All-Time State Placers by School (Alphabetical) School First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Total Dayton Roosevelt Dayton Roth Defiance Defiance Ayersville Defiance Tinora Delaware Buckeye Valley Delaware Hayes Delphos Jefferson Delphos St. John's Delta Dover Doylestown Chippewa Dresden Tri-Valley Dublin Coffman Dublin Jerome 1 1 Dublin Scioto East Cleveland Shaw East Liverpool Eastlake North Eaton Edgerton Elida Elmore Woodmore Elyria Elyria Catholic Elyria West 1 1 Euclid Euclid Shore Fairborn Fairborn Baker Fairborn Park Hills 1 1 Fairfield Fairport Harbor Harding 1 1 Fairview Park Fairview Findlay Findlay Liberty-Benton Fostoria Fostoria St. Wendelin Franklin Fredericktown Fremont Fremont Ross Fremont St. Joseph Central Catholic Gahanna Columbus Academy Gahanna Lincoln Galion Galion Northmor Gallipolis Galia Academy Galloway Westland Garfield Heights Garfield Heights Trinity Garrettsville Garfield Gates Mills Hawken Geneva Genoa Area Germantown Valley View

23 All-Time State Placers by School (Alphabetical) School First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Total Gibsonburg Girard Glouster Trimble 1 1 Gnadenhutten Indian Valley Goshen Grafton Midview Grandview Heights Granville Green Greenfield McClain Greenville Greenwich South Central Grove City Grove City Central Crossing Groveport-Madison Hamilton Hamilton Ross Hamler Patrick Henry Hammondsville Edison North Hammondsville Stanton 1 1 Hannibal River Harrison Harrod Allen East Haviland Wayne Trace Heath Hebron Lakewood Hicksville Hilliard Bradley Hilliard Darby Hilliard Davidson Hillsboro Holland Springfield Hubbard Huber Heights Wayne Hudson Hudson Western Reserve Academy Hunting Valley University School Huron Independence Ironton Jamestown Greenview Jefferson Area Jeromesville Hillsdale Johnstown Northridge Johnstown-Monroe Kansas Lakota Kent Roosevelt Kent State Kenton Kettering Alter Kettering Fairmont Kettering Fairmont East Kettering Fairmont West Kings Mills Kings 1 1 Kirtland Lagrange Keystone

24 All-Time State Placers by School (Alphabetical) School First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Total Lakewood Lakewood St. Edward Lancaster Lancaster Fairfield Union Lancaster William V. Fisher Catholic 2 2 Lebanon Lewis Center Olentangy Lewisburg Tri-County North Lewistown Indian Lake Lexington Liberty Center Liberty Township Lakota East Lima Lima Bath Lima Central Catholic Lima Shawnee Lisbon Beaver Lodi Cloverleaf Logan London London Madison Plains Lorain Lorain Admiral King Lorain Brookside Lorain Clearview Lorain Southview Loudonville Louisville Louisville St. Thomas Aquinas Loveland Lyndhurst Brush Macedonia Nordonia Madison Magnolia Sandy Valley Malvern Mansfield Madison Comprehensive Mansfield Malabar 1 1 Mansfield Senior Mansfield St. Peter Mantua Mantua Crestwood Maple Heights Marengo Highland 2 2 Marietta Marion Harding Marion Pleasant Martins Ferry Marysville Mason Massillon 4 4 Massillon Jackson Massillon Perry Massillon Tuslaw Massillon Washington Maumee Mayfield Village Mayfield

25 All-Time State Placers by School (Alphabetical) School First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Total McComb McConnelsville Morgan Mechanicsburg Medina Medina Buckeye Medina Highland Mentor Mentor Lake Catholic Metamora Evergreen Miamisburg Miamisburg Dayton Christian Middleburg Heights Midpark Middlefield Cardinal Middletown Middletown Bishop Fenwick Middletown Madison Milan Edison Milford Millbury Lake Millersburg West Holmes Minerva Mogadore Mogadore Field Monroe Monroeville Montpelier Morrow Little Miami Mount Vernon Mt. Gilead 1 1 Mt. Orab Western Brown Napoleon Navarre Fairless Nelsonville-York New Albany New Carlisle Tecumseh New Concord John Glenn New Lebanon Dixie New Lexington New London New Madison Tri-Village New Paris National Trail New Philadelphia New Richmond New Washington Buckeye Central Newark Newark Catholic Newark Licking Valley Newbury Newcomerstown North Baltimore North Bend Taylor North Canton Hoover North Jackson Jackson-Milton North Lewisburg Triad North Lima South Range North Olmsted

26 All-Time State Placers by School (Alphabetical) School First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Total North Ridgeville North Royalton Northwood Norton Norwalk Norwalk St. Paul Norwood Oak Harbor Oberlin Oberlin Firelands 1 1 Ohio School for the Blind 1 1 Olentangy Orange Olmsted Falls Ontario Oregon Cardinal Stritch Oregon Clay Orrville Orwell Grand Valley Ottawa-Glandorf Painesville Harvey Painesville Riverside Parma Parma Byzantine Catholic 1 1 Parma Heights Holy Name Parma Heights Valley Forge Parma Normandy Parma Padua Franciscan Pataskala Licking Heights Pataskala Watkins Memorial Paulding Pemberville Eastwood Peninsula Woodridge Pepper Pike Orange Perry Perrysburg Philo 1 1 Pickerington Central Pickerington North Pioneer North Central Piqua Plain City Jonathan Alder Plymouth 1 1 Poland Seminary Port Clinton Powell Olentangy Liberty Proctorville Fairland 1 1 Ravenna Ravenna Southeast Rawson Cory-Rawson 1 1 Rayland Buckeye Local Reading Reynoldsburg Richfield Revere Richmond Edison Richmond Edison South Richmond Heights

27 All-Time State Placers by School (Alphabetical) School First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Total Richmond Jefferson Union Richwood North Union Rittman Riverside Stebbins Rocky River Rocky River Lutheran West Rootstown Rossford Salem Sandusky Sandusky Perkins Sandusky St. Mary Central Catholic Sarahsville Shenendoah Shadyside Shaker Heights Shelby Sherwood Fairview Sidney Sidney Lehman Catholic Smithville Solon South Point Spencerville Springboro Springfield Springfield Catholic Central Springfield Greenon Springfield Kenton Ridge Springfield North Springfield Northeastern Springfield Northwestern Springfield Shawnee Springfield South St. Bernard 1 1 St. Bernard-Elmwood Place St. Clairsville St. Marys Memorial St. Paris Graham Local Steubenville Steubenville Catholic Central Stow-Monroe Falls Streetsboro Strongsville Stryker Sugar Grove Berne Union 1 1 Sugarcreek Garaway Sullivan Black River Sunbury Big Walnut Swanton Sycamore Mohawk Sylvania 2 2 Sylvania Burnham Sylvania Northview Sylvania Southview Tallmadge Thompson Ledgemont

28 All-Time State Placers by School (Alphabetical) School First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Total Thornville Sheridan Tiffin Calvert Tiffin Columbian Tipp City Tippecanoe Toledo Bowsher Toledo Central Catholic Toledo DeVilibiss Toledo Libbey Toledo Macomber Toledo Macomber-Whitney 1 1 Toledo Ottawa Hills 1 1 Toledo Rogers Toledo Scott Toledo St. Francis DeSales Toledo St. John's Toledo Start Toledo Waite Toledo Whitmer Toledo Woodward Tontogany Otsego Toronto Trenton Edgewood Trotwood Madison Troy Troy Christian Twinsburg Uhrichsville Claymont Union City Mississinawa Valley 1 1 Uniontown Lake Upper Arlington Upper Sandusky Urbana Utica Van Buren Van Wert Van Wert Lincolnview Vandalia Butler Vermilion Versailles Vincent Warren Wadsworth Wapakoneta Warren Harding Warren Howland Warren John F. Kennedy 1 1 Warrensville Heights Warrren Western Reserve Warsaw River View Washington Court House Miami Trace Washington Court House Washington Waterford Wauseon Waynesville Wellington Wellston 1 1 Wellsville

29 All-Time State Placers by School (Alphabetical) School First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Total West Carrollton West Chester Lakota West West Jefferson West Lafayette Ridgewood West Liberty-Salem West Milton Milton-Union West Salem Northwestern Westerville Central Westerville North Westerville South Westlake Whitehall-Yearling Whitehouse Anthony Wayne Wickliffe Willard Williamsburg Williamsport Westfall Willoughby North Willoughby South Wilmington Wintersville 2 2 Wintersville Indian Creek Woodsfield Woodsfield Monroe Central Wooster Wooster Triway Worthington Christian Worthington Kilbourne Worthington Thomas Worthington Xenia Youngstown Boardman Youngstown Liberty Youngstown Ursuline Zanesville Maysville Zoarsville Tuscarawas Valley 1 3 4

30 2014, 2015 and 2016 STATE PLACERS School by School Listing See a Press Row Assistant to View the List of All Time Placers for Each School

31 2014, 2015 and 2016 State Placers by School School Last Name First Name Year Weight Place Division Ada Sumner Chase th III Ada Windle Austin th III Akron Archbishop Hoban Stricker Lukus rd II Akron Coventry Cook Chris th II Akron Coventry DeShon Hunter th II Akron Coventry Lake Zack th II Akron Coventry DeShon Hunter th II Akron Manchester Cropper Jerek nd III Akron Manchester Bowen Joey rd III Akron Manchester Larue Zach th III Akron Manchester Hanzel Jacob st III Akron Manchester Bowen Joey th III Akron Manchester Baisel Drew th III Akron Manchester Cropper Jerek th III Akron Manchester Bowen Joey th III Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Knaus Ben rd II Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary McIntire Michael th II Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Adkins Aaron st II Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Skonieczny Ryan rd II Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Carter Garrett th II Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Brumley Dre'k th II Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Koontz Joe th II Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Chell John th II Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Knaus Ben th II Alliance Watson-Kirksey Isaiah th II Alliance Watson Adontis th II Alliance Jackson Kristian th II Alliance Marlington Higgins Ben th II Alliance Marlington Gerback Errik th II Alliance Marlington Joseph Brennan th II Alliance Marlington Higgins Ben th II Amanda-Clearcreek Leasure Jordan rd III Amanda-Clearcreek Horn Caleb th II Amanda-Clearcreek Genders Cole st II Amherst Steele Hastings Todd th I Andover Pymatuing Valley Willis Gaige nd III Andover Pymatuning Valley Willis Gaige th III Apple Creek Waynedale Wellman Christian th III Apple Creek Waynedale Anderson Tristan th III Apple Creek Waynedale Stanley Reid th III Apple Creek Waynedale Ice Kyle th III Apple Creek Waynedale Wardell Bradley rd III Apple Creek Waynedale Stanley Reid th III Apple Creek Waynedale Anderson Tristan th III Apple Creek Waynedale Stanley Dakota th III Apple Creek Waynedale Stanley Reid th III Apple Creek Waynedale Wellman Christian th III Apple Creek Waynedale Anderson Tristan th III Archbold Bell David th III Archbold Day Logan rd III Archbold Jaramillo Travis rd III Archbold Price Kenny th III Archbold Short Damian nd III

32 2014, 2015 and 2016 State Placers by School School Last Name First Name Year Weight Place Division Ashland Weirich Tristen th II Ashland Taylor Matthew th II Ashland Ohl Sid th II Ashland Crestview Campbell Logan rd III Ashland Mapleton Smith John th III Ashland Mapleton Durbin Zack nd III Ashland Mapleton Smith John th III Ashland Mapleton Kowatch Corey th III Ashland Mapleton Dudte Garrett th III Ashtabula Edgewood Elrod Jarrod rd II Ashtabula Edgewood Dufour Tyler th II Ashtabula Lakeside Conel Kyle st I Ashville Teays Valley Lathem Cameron th I Ashville Teays Valley Carroll Colton th I Ashville Teays Valley Kinzer C.J th I Ashville Teays Valley Lathem Cameron th I Ashville Teays Valley Dooley Kyle th I Atwater Waterloo Bolanz Will st III Atwater Waterloo Bolanz Will th III Atwater Waterloo Jordan Patrick th III Aurora Arslanian Bubba rd I Aurora Brezovec Jarrod th I Aurora Gorman Jack th I Aurora Brezovec Jarrod th I Aurora Burger Josh th I Austintown-Fitch Green Adam th I Avon Leopold Travis th I Bainbridge Paint Valley McFadden Teagan th III Bainbridge Paint Valley Johnson Caleb th III Barnesville Bunfill Caide th III Bascom Hopewell-Loudon Vitt Damion th III Bascom Hopewell-Loudon Vitt Damion th III Bay Village Bay Zitiello Vince th II Beachwood Bialosky Josh th III Beachwood Gross Sam st III Beachwood Harris Ryan st III Bedford James Jairod th I Bellbrook Wiederholt Tyler st II Bellbrook Kelly Cameron nd II Bellbrook Schram Benjamin rd II Bellbrook Wiederholt Tyler th II Bellbrook Kelly Cameron st II Bellbrook Wiederholt Tyler nd II Bellbrook Schram Benjamin nd II Bellevue Hoy Jared rd II Bellevue Adkins Collin th II Bellevue Moyer Grant th II Bellevue Leonard Luke th II Bellevue Adkins Collin th II Beloit West Branch Sharp Logan nd II Bethel-Tate Botts Jeffrey th III Bethel-Tate Peters Aric th III Bethel-Tate Peters Aric th III

33 2014, 2015 and 2016 State Placers by School School Last Name First Name Year Weight Place Division Bloomdale Elmwood Hagemeyer Jack th III Bloomdale Elmwood Wise Jacob th III Bluffton Sampson Blake th III Brecksville Broadview-Heights Hiles Austin st I Brecksville-Broadview Heights Tagg Gabriel nd I Brecksville-Broadview Heights DeMicco Justin th I Brecksville-Broadview Heights Feuer Harry th I Brecksville-Broadview Heights Sternad Eddie th I Brecksville-Broadview Heights Assad Austin rd I Brecksville-Broadview Heights Bronstrup Jarod th I Brecksville-Broadview Heights DiMicco Justin th I Brecksville-Broadview Heights Strnad Austin th I Brecksville-Broadview Heights Murphy Josh th I Brecksville-Broadview Heights Lang Troy th I Brecksville-Broadview Heights Assad Austin nd I Brecksville-Broadview Heights Bronstrup Jarod rd I Brecksville-Broadview Heights DeMicco Justin rd I Brecksville-Broadview Heights Hiles Austin rd I Brecksville-Broadview Heights Lucas Sonny th I Brookville Williams Dylan th III Brunswick Kiussis Nick nd I Brunswick Heil Josh rd I Brunswick Lambert Garrett th I Brunswick Naples Aaron th I Brunswick Kiussis Nick nd I Brunswick Heil Josh th I Brunswick Kiussis Nick nd I Brunswick Lambert Garrett th I Brunswick Heil Josh th I Burton Berkshire Malkus T.J th III Cadiz Harrison Central Risley Antony th III Caldwell Rucker Chance th III Caldwell Rayner Kolby th III Caldwell Rayner Kameron th III Camden Preble Shawnee Neal Camron th III Canal Fulton Northwest Myers Kyle rd II Canal Fulton Northwest Kosco Hunter th II Canal Fulton Northwest Kosco Hunter th II Canal Fulton Northwest Kosco Hunter rd II Canfield Poullas Georgio st II Canfield Esarco Jacob rd II Canfield Frost C.J th II Canfield Crawford David th II Canfield Cooper Dominic th II Canfield Frost Korey th II Canfield Poullas Georgio th II Canfield Esarco Jacob th II Canfield Poullas Georgio th II Canfield Crawford David th II Canfield Cardello Matthew th II Carlisle Human Reece th III Carlisle Sandlin Jimmy nd II Carlisle Human Reece th II

34 2014, 2015 and 2016 State Placers by School School Last Name First Name Year Weight Place Division Carroll Bloom-Carroll Minnard Chandler th II Carrollton Pasiuk Ben nd II Carrollton Pasiuk Aidan nd II Carrollton Dodd Tyler nd II Carrollton Pasiuk Aidan th II Casstown Miami East Shore Graham rd III Casstown Miami East Isbrandt Alex th III Casstown Miami East Shore Graham th III Casstown Miami East Isbrandt Alex th III Casstown Miami East Ferguson Ben th III Castalia Margaretta Taylor Deven th III Castalia Margaretta Taylor Deven th III Castalia Margaretta Stockmaster Caleb th III Centerville Kemp Logan rd I Centerville Jennings Conan nd I Centerville Bair Alexander th I Chardon Johnson Devin th I Chesterland West Geauga Fornaro Jor th II Chillicothe Price Caleb th II Chillicothe Southeastern Gordy Alex th III Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Meyer Jack rd I Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Ward Jacoby th I Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Ward Jacoby th I Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Rosser Quinton th I Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Sizemore Dakota th I Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Thornberry Jerry th I Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Ziegler Conner th I Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Meyer Jack th I Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Ward Jacoby th I Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Bryant Brett th I Cincinnati Colerain Scales TeGray nd I Cincinnati Deer Park Siemon Austin th III Cincinnati Deer Park Siemon Austin th III Cincinnati Elder Murphy Austin th I Cincinnati Elder Conners Jake th I Cincinnati LaSalle Shie Corey rd I Cincinnati LaSalle Byrd Lucas th I Cincinnati LaSalle Beck Eric th I Cincinnati LaSalle Shie Corey th I Cincinnati LaSalle Sams Andrew th I Cincinnati Oak Hills Roth Dylan th I Cincinnati Princeton Kowal A.J nd I Cincinnati St. Xavier Heyob Joe st I Cincinnati St. Xavier Jones Jonathan th I Cincinnati St. Xavier Jones Jonathan st I Cincinnati Sycamore Traub Gary nd I Cincinnati Sycamore Traub Gary th I Cincinnati Walnut Hills Mincy Quinton th I Circleville Keaton Nate th II Circleville Knul Tyler th II Circleville Keaton Nate th II Circleville Logan Elm Linton Micah th II Circleville Logan Elm Vagnier Dominic th II