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1.Chesapeake
2. Wheelersburg
3. South Point
4. Rock Hill
5. Portsmouth
6. West Portsmouth

http://www.wkkj.com/cc-common/mlib/1838 ... 379017.pdf


Tourney Bracket DIII

The seedings are a mess must have been a lot of backscratching going on there.

Lord forbid 3 OVC teams from Lawrence County get in the top 4...right?

Chesapeake deserves #1 they are undefeated and until a team loses you cannot justify not voting them #1 regardless. Wheelersburg definitely #2 and well deserved, if Chesapeake would have had one loss then I think Wheelersburg might have received #1 anyways. South Point and Rock Hill with #3 and #4, could have easily been flip flopped the other way around. But those are the teams with the top 4 records. I am surprised Portsmouth got higher then West, but they did have the better record. West is a bit down this year...but even when they are down they are still pretty good! 7-11, that went pretty much as predicted I think.

But yeah there will always be a little something that goes along with the voting every year, that will never change.

Could there be some more complaining and whinning??? Geezzzzzzzzzzz

Curious --how is Lucasville Valley a D4 and not a 3, they are playing with Clay, Notre Dame and the small SOC schools --how is this ?

ManitouDan wrote:Curious --how is Lucasville Valley a D4 and not a 3, they are playing with Clay, Notre Dame and the small SOC schools --how is this ?

It's the number of girls that a school has in grades 9th - 12th. Valley falls under division 4 along with South Webster. Valley just happens to play in SOC 2. Valley is actually not much bigger than the other SOC 1 schools, especially girls.

sftblfrk wrote:Could there be some more complaining and whinning??? Geezzzzzzzzzzz

Your favorite team must not have been slighted!!!

thanks ---would like to see the actual numbers if anyone knows how to access them. I guess when the state looks at divisions they don't assume a near 50-50 % split in the 2 sex's. Interesting.

They certainly outnumber their 1st round opponent by 100 girls I'd guess. ND has about 40-50 girls total in grades 9-12 .

ManitouDan wrote:thanks ---would like to see the actual numbers if anyone knows how to access them. I guess when the state looks at divisions they don't assume a near 50-50 % split in the 2 sex's. Interesting.

They certainly outnumber their 1st round opponent by 100 girls I'd guess. ND has about 40-50 girls total in grades 9-12 .

Ohio Girls Softball
D1 394 or more
D2 229 to 393
D3 133 to 228
D4 132 or less

Info for all sports @ www.ohsaa.org

if you mean are they/we complaining about seeding "NO". Do I think some of the seeding is off "ya, maybe", does gripping on here do any good "no".

reliob wrote:

sftblfrk wrote:Could there be some more complaining and whinning??? Geezzzzzzzzzzz

Your favorite team must not have been slighted!!!

reliob wrote:

sftblfrk wrote:Could there be some more complaining and whinning??? Geezzzzzzzzzzz

Your favorite team must not have been slighted!!!

Which team do you think got the short end of the stick?

buckeye221 wrote:

reliob wrote:

sftblfrk wrote:Could there be some more complaining and whinning??? Geezzzzzzzzzzz

Your favorite team must not have been slighted!!!

Which team do you think got the short end of the stick?

Peebles and Piketon

Nicely said gahs4ever

gahs4ever wrote:RE: Seeding

In Div II, GAHS was 17-4 at the tourney draw and was voted a #2 seed behind #1 Marietta who was 13-5.

Not a biggie. You still have to beat whoever you play and nothing is a given in the one-and-done tournament.

If you have a team that can get out of the district realistically, it doesnt matter the seed, and if you dont, then you are just arguing about the chance to "possibly" play one more game before being eliminated.

Does Ashley Whitt pitch for the chesapeake team

Burg#1 wrote:Does Ashley Whitt pitch for the chesapeake team

No, she pitches for Fairland.

ManitouDan wrote:thanks ---would like to see the actual numbers if anyone knows how to access them. I guess when the state looks at divisions they don't assume a near 50-50 % split in the 2 sex's. Interesting.

They certainly outnumber their 1st round opponent by 100 girls I'd guess. ND has about 40-50 girls total in grades 9-12 .

This is the webpage for the updated numbers http://www.ohsaa.org/members/hsenroll09.htm

First number is boys, Second is girls.

1586 SE Valley High School 152 AA 131 A
230 SE South Webster Jr/Sr High School 116 A 100 A
1696 SE Wheelersburg High School 150 AA 150 AA
1514 SE Symmes Valley High School 108 A 109 A
484 SE Sciotoville 87 A 76 A
1270 SE Portsmouth West High School 180 AA 173 AA
1268 SE Portsmouth Junior High/High School 204 AA 191 AA
1178 SE Notre Dame Jr/Sr 36 A 33 A
1166 SE Northwest High School 192 AA 178 AA
668 SE Green High School 70 A 81 A
654 SE Glenwood High School 38 A 46 A
492 SE Eastern High School 89 A 91 A
1186 SE Oak Hill Middle/High School 145 A 132 AA
1662 SE Western High School 86 A 92 A
374 SE Clay High School 54 A 70 A
1636 SE Waverly High School 253 AAA 239 AAA


The Ohio High School Athletic Association
2007-2009
Divisional Breakdowns



OHIO HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION DIVISIONS TO DETERMINE OHSAA TOURNAMENTS FOR SCHOOL YEARS 2007-08 AND 2008-09. DIVISIONAL BREAKDOWNS WILL BE RECALCULATED IN THE SPRING OF 2009 FOR SCHOOL YEARS 2009-10 AND 2010-11.
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FALL SPORTS


Football
Division Enrollment Schools
I 524 and more 115
II 365 to 523 120
III 257 to 364 119
IV 187 to 256 119
V 131 to 186 121
VI 130 and less 121
Total Schools 715

Volleyball
Division Enrollment Schools
I 389 and more 197
II 220 to 388 200
III 130 to 219 199
IV 129 and less 200
Total Schools 796




Boys Golf
Division Enrollment Schools
I 331 and more 234
II 172 to 330 233
III 171 and less 234
Total Schools 701

Girls Golf - 2008
Division Enrollment Schools
I 347 and more 132
II 346 or less 130
Total Schools 262





Boys Soccer
Division Enrollment Schools
I 400 and more 185
II 211 to 399 184
III 210 and less 183
Total Schools 552

Girls Soccer
Division Enrollment Schools
I 304 and more 236
II 303 and less 234
Total Schools 470




Boys Cross Country
Division Enrollment Schools
I 378 and more 188
II 195 to 377 189
III 194 and less 189
Total Schools 565

Girls Cross Country
Division Enrollment Schools
I 376 and more 168
II 191 to 375 168
III 190 and less 170
Total Schools 506




Girls Tennis
Division Enrollment Schools
I 346 and more 205
II 345 and less 205
Total Schools 410
Girls Field Hockey

Division Enrollment Schools
I Total Schools 34


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WINTER SPORTS


Boys Basketball
Division Enrollment Schools
I 407 or more 200
II 227 to 406 200
III 134 to 226 201
IV 133 or less 202
Total Schools 803

Girls Basketball
Division Enrollment Schools
I 387 or more 199
II 218 to 386 200
III 129 to 217 200
IV 128 or less 201
Total Schools 800

Girls Swimming & Diving

Division Enrollment Schools
I 367 or more 153
II 366 or less 155
Total Schools 308

Boys Swimming & Diving
Division Enrollment Schools
I 427 or more 126
II 426 or less 125
Total Schools 25

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SPRING SPORTS


Baseball

Division Enrollment Schools
I 413 or more 195
II 231 to 412 196
III 138 to 228 194
IV 137 or less 195
Total Schools 781

Softball

Division Enrollment Schools
I 394 or more 191
II 229 to 393 193
III 133 to 228 194
IV 132 or less 195
Total Schools 773




Boys Track & Field
Division Enrollment Schools
I 346 or more 241
II 181 to 345 240
III 180 or less 241
Total Schools 722

Girls Track & Field
Division Enrollment Schools
I 336 or more 230
II 170 to 335 232
III 169 or less 232
Total Schools 694




Boys Tennis
Division Enrollment Schools
I 361 or more 207
II 360 or less 211
Total Schools 418


Hope it helps.

thanks junky -- Valley made it under the number by 1 girl. 131 girls , ND has 33. Hopefully all the SOC schools do well. I'll be rooting for Valley should they advance past ND. MD