If your league were to add a school
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3 divisions in TVC and FF would be in the middle div and warren in the big division. It makes too much sense and Athens couldn't dominate so it will not happen.
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With the PVC almost dead I believe Fort Frye would welcome the TVC. Now not sure how much Waterford wants Fort Frye in the TVC.
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It would mean leaving The OVAC, and Fort Frye isn't bolting for a league that doesn't assign officials. Is the rest of the league already tired of Waterford winning everything?
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File this under never happening.
Mid-State League
Central Division
Watkins Memorial
Licking Heights
Canal Winchester
Teays Valley
Hamilton Township
Logan
Buckeye Division
Circleville
Logan Elm
Amanda-Clearcreek
Bloom-Carroll
Fairfield Union
Liberty Union
Ohio Division
London
Columbus Academy
Bexley
Whitehall
Grandview Heights
Worthington Christian
Cardinal Division
Grove City Christian
Harvest Prep
Wellington
Rosecrans
Berne Union
Millersport
Fisher Catholic
Fairfield Christian
Mid-State League
Central Division
Watkins Memorial
Licking Heights
Canal Winchester
Teays Valley
Hamilton Township
Logan
Buckeye Division
Circleville
Logan Elm
Amanda-Clearcreek
Bloom-Carroll
Fairfield Union
Liberty Union
Ohio Division
London
Columbus Academy
Bexley
Whitehall
Grandview Heights
Worthington Christian
Cardinal Division
Grove City Christian
Harvest Prep
Wellington
Rosecrans
Berne Union
Millersport
Fisher Catholic
Fairfield Christian
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That is an interesting thought bigdog. The Streaks have played maybe all but the Burg and West and would not embarrass themselves in either major sport. Usually the discussion is about Waverly to the SVC, but with Beaver Eastern now having football, maybe all of Pike County should be in the SOC. However with Piketon having left the SOC back in 1963 for the SVC, I would say the Streaks have a solid home.Bigdog wrote: ↑Wed May 10, 2017 1:53 pm I also think PIKETON would be a perfect fit for the SOCII
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OHSAA Tournament Name: PIKETON
School Colors: SCARLET / GRAY
Primary Athletic Conference:
Boys Enrollment: 145 (AA)
Boys Mascot: REDSTREAKS Girls Enrollment: 163 (AA)
Girls Mascot: REDSTREAKS
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Obliviously won't happen, but just a fun thought.Omega wrote: ↑Thu May 11, 2017 12:59 amThat is an interesting thought bigdog. The Streaks have played maybe all but the Burg and West and would not embarrass themselves in either major sport. Usually the discussion is about Waverly to the SVC, but with Beaver Eastern now having football, maybe all of Pike County should be in the SOC. However with Piketon having left the SOC back in 1963 for the SVC, I would say the Streaks have a solid home.Bigdog wrote: ↑Wed May 10, 2017 1:53 pm I also think PIKETON would be a perfect fit for the SOCII
PIKETON
OHSAA District: Southeast
OHSAA Tournament Name: PIKETON
School Colors: SCARLET / GRAY
Primary Athletic Conference:
Boys Enrollment: 145 (AA)
Boys Mascot: REDSTREAKS Girls Enrollment: 163 (AA)
Girls Mascot: REDSTREAKS
SOC I
Clay (no football)
East
Eastern
Green
Notre Dame
New Boston (no football)
South Webster (no football)
Western (soon to have football)
Manchester?* (*football-only*)
SOC II
Minford
Northwest
Piketon
Portsmouth
Valley
Waverly
West
Wheelersburg
Other than Manchester football maybe, it would be an all Pike and Scioto County league. I'd have Oak Hill and Symmes Valley move to the OVC where Ironton St. Joe, South Gallia, and River Valley would also join as well to create a 12-team OVC league (11 in football). If Manchester wouldn't join that SOC I, the smaller OVC division in football could schedule a crossover to ease scheduling (Dawson-Bryant, Oak Hill, South Gallia, South Point, Symmes Valley).
As for all other sports in the new OVC, it may sound odd, yet balanced and reasonable travel wise, but set up 3 Divisions of 4 teams in terms of scheduling.
West Division
Dawson-Bryant
Ironton
Ironton St. Joe
Rock Hill
South Division
Chesapeake
Fairland
South Point
Symmes Valley
North Division
Gallia Academy
Oak Hill
River Valley
South Gallia
Play your division twice and all other divisions once for 14 games for conference play.. If a 3-way protected rivalry was set up, then you would play your 2 protected rivals a 2nd time creating 16 total games for conference play.
Ironton-Fairland-Gallia Academy
Ironton St. Joe-Symmes Valley-South Gallia
Rock Hill-Chesapeake-Oak Hill
Dawson Bryant-South Point-River Valley
Just some creative and unlikely thoughts.
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Feels like folks have been saying this for 3 to 5 years lol
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JacksonMayor,
You make a few good points. I would like to see you elaborate further and provide some more details before I decide if I agree with you or not.
You make a few good points. I would like to see you elaborate further and provide some more details before I decide if I agree with you or not.
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I think the good mayor's thesis obviously was written one year or more ago as his beloved Jackson Ironmen have found a home in the new Frontier Athletic Conference. His ideas made sense then and still do, which it is why his proposal was doomed from the start. As much as I respect the communities, history, and traditions of the old SEOAL, it is time to remember its legacy while moving forward with new athletic homes. Logan is the odd school left out, but they too will find their place.
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Logan people have been saying that since the 90's. That was actually a realistic option back then since the MSL had Granville, New Albany, Canal Winchester, Licking Heights, and Heath. Now the MSL is mostly a D4 and D5 league.Orange and Brown wrote: ↑Fri May 12, 2017 1:09 pmFeels like folks have been saying this for 3 to 5 years lol
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And Athens joined a league of WHAT?
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Who knows! the AD and Supt are trying there best!Orange and Brown wrote: ↑Fri May 12, 2017 1:09 pmFeels like folks have been saying this for 3 to 5 years lol
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Actually, they've been saying closer to the last 10 years, from the discussions I remember on jjhuddle. What's Logan's league status now? Didn't they leave the SEAOL and move to a new southern Ohio league?Orange and Brown wrote: ↑Fri May 12, 2017 1:09 pmFeels like folks have been saying this for 3 to 5 years lol
The MSL Central and Buckeye division possibility is interesting and disappointing at the same time, at least for this HT fan. I have enjoyed the atmosphere of traveling to the current Buckeye Division schools for so many years, it's like going to a different autumn festival each week.
The least likely of the proposed Central teams would be Canal Winchester. I'm assuming that once they left for the OCC, they will never return. But it would be a good combination of strengths, and Logan would be the only real long drive for us. Very doable.
Ah well. Birds gotta fly, fish gotta fry .... oh, wait - that's Chillicothe!
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The SEOAL is officially dead. Logan has no league.Zunardo wrote: ↑Mon May 15, 2017 10:19 amActually, they've been saying closer to the last 10 years, from the discussions I remember on jjhuddle. What's Logan's league status now? Didn't they leave the SEAOL and move to a new southern Ohio league?Orange and Brown wrote: ↑Fri May 12, 2017 1:09 pmFeels like folks have been saying this for 3 to 5 years lol
The MSL Central and Buckeye division possibility is interesting and disappointing at the same time, at least for this HT fan. I have enjoyed the atmosphere of traveling to the current Buckeye Division schools for so many years, it's like going to a different autumn festival each week.
The least likely of the proposed Central teams would be Canal Winchester. I'm assuming that once they left for the OCC, they will never return. But it would be a good combination of strengths, and Logan would be the only real long drive for us. Very doable.
Ah well. Birds gotta fly, fish gotta fry .... oh, wait - that's Chillicothe!
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IT AINT DEAD! We bought the rites to it and we intend to expand. We gots the same number of kids per acre as many of these schools and we intends to show what we can do.Orange and Brown wrote: ↑Mon May 15, 2017 2:41 pmThe SEOAL is officially dead. Logan has no league.Zunardo wrote: ↑Mon May 15, 2017 10:19 amActually, they've been saying closer to the last 10 years, from the discussions I remember on jjhuddle. What's Logan's league status now? Didn't they leave the SEAOL and move to a new southern Ohio league?Orange and Brown wrote: ↑Fri May 12, 2017 1:09 pm
Feels like folks have been saying this for 3 to 5 years lol
The MSL Central and Buckeye division possibility is interesting and disappointing at the same time, at least for this HT fan. I have enjoyed the atmosphere of traveling to the current Buckeye Division schools for so many years, it's like going to a different autumn festival each week.
The least likely of the proposed Central teams would be Canal Winchester. I'm assuming that once they left for the OCC, they will never return. But it would be a good combination of strengths, and Logan would be the only real long drive for us. Very doable.
Ah well. Birds gotta fly, fish gotta fry .... oh, wait - that's Chillicothe!
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Don't worry, it's never going to happen.Zunardo wrote: ↑Mon May 15, 2017 10:19 amActually, they've been saying closer to the last 10 years, from the discussions I remember on jjhuddle. What's Logan's league status now? Didn't they leave the SEAOL and move to a new southern Ohio league?Orange and Brown wrote: ↑Fri May 12, 2017 1:09 pmFeels like folks have been saying this for 3 to 5 years lol
The MSL Central and Buckeye division possibility is interesting and disappointing at the same time, at least for this HT fan. I have enjoyed the atmosphere of traveling to the current Buckeye Division schools for so many years, it's like going to a different autumn festival each week.
The least likely of the proposed Central teams would be Canal Winchester. I'm assuming that once they left for the OCC, they will never return. But it would be a good combination of strengths, and Logan would be the only real long drive for us. Very doable.
Ah well. Birds gotta fly, fish gotta fry .... oh, wait - that's Chillicothe!
But there are some issues with the league...TV should be with bigger schools with their size (not OCC, but the schools I outlined would be a good fit and a good division)...the Ohio Division is one or two more departures away from forcing a general realignment that wouldn't make folks happy. I don't see the Ohio losing any teams unless the LCL expands or London can find a home in a west central Ohio league.
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The Cardinal Division also has pressing issues of their own. I was told that the vote to expand the Cardinal Division was not unanimous among the Cardinal schools, and that two of the schools had expressed concerns that if Bishop Rosecrans were added, then their athletics budgets were going to swell past the point of sustainability because a BR admission meant that opposing schools would have to travel out there at least six times a year. There are already issues with attendance when it comes to certain schools and certain sports, so nothing frankly suggests that these schools are going to turn the balance columns from the red to the black with these additions.bman wrote: ↑Wed May 17, 2017 12:18 am
Don't worry, it's never going to happen.
But there are some issues with the league...TV should be with bigger schools with their size (not OCC, but the schools I outlined would be a good fit and a good division)...the Ohio Division is one or two more departures away from forcing a general realignment that wouldn't make folks happy. I don't see the Ohio losing any teams unless the LCL expands or London can find a home in a west central Ohio league.
The geographic spread of the Cardinal Division is now Grove City to Zanesville, and Sugar Grove to Upper Arlington. Of the two schools added: one doesn't have football nor volleyball, and the other has been dying a slow, miserable death. Rosecrans was added on the condition they make an effort to keep their football program alive (not holding my breath, there.)
A rumor that I have heard from two different sources, although the content of the rumor seems a tad impractical, is that if the school choice initiative that is pending in the Ohio state general assembly comes to pass (which would create private school tuition subsidies on the basis of income), then Millersport is going to pursue departure from the MSL-Cardinal. I don't know how likely that scenario is, since I have no idea where they would even land (MVL is too big; the similarly-sized Knox County public schools are too far north.) Two other bits of speculation I've come across is: a) within the next few years, either Harvest Prep or Grove City Christian will fill a void in the MSL-Ohio; and b) the Central Catholic League, if the school choice initiative passes, is going to invite Newark Catholic, Fisher & Rosecrans to make it an 8-team conference where the football is divided into a "big" (SC, SFD, BW, and BH) and a "small" (Ready, NC, FC, and BR) flight. For the other sports, the big and small flights will still hold, but it'll be a double round robin among each division with a single round robin against the other division. A is more likely to happen, but I know that some in the CCL were 'saddened' by Ready's decision to opt into the MSL-Ohio.