Past Champs

[mattash]

Let me know if there are any corrections that need made or you have any add ons from previous years.


Past Football Champions
 
State Champions
1967- Notre Dame
1970- Notre Dame
1970- New Lexington
1973- Washington C.H.
1976- New Lexington
1977- Crooksville
1979- Ironton
1981- Nelsonville-York
1989- Ironton
1989- Wheelersburg

State Runner Up
 
MVL
1938- Philo / New Concord (Eventually John Glenn)
1939- Caldwell
1940- M & M (Eventually Morgan)
1941- New Concord
1942- Glouster
1943- MVL DISBANDED FOR ONE YEAR
1944- Crooksville / Philo
1945- New Lexington
1946- New Lexington
1947- Crooksville
1948- New Concord / New Lex
1949- Roseville
1950- New Concord / Philo
1951- Philo
1952- Caldwell
1953- New Lex / Philo
1954- New Lexington
1955- New Concord
1956- New Concord
1957- New Concord
1958- New Concord
1959- Crooksville
1960- Crooksville
1961- New Lexington
1962- Crooksville
1963- Crooksville
1964- New Lexington
1965- Morgan
1966- Crooksville
1967- Morgan
1968- West Muskingum
1969- New Lexington
1970- New Lexington
1971- Crooksville, New Lexington
1972- John Glenn, New Lexington, Sheridan
1973- New Lexington, Morgan
1974- New Lexington
1975- Maysville, New Lexington
1976- New Lexington
1977- Philo
1978- John Glenn
1979- Crooksville, Morgan
1980- John Glenn
1981- West Muskingum
1982- Morgan
1983- Philo
1984- Philo
1985- Philo, Sheridan
1986- Sheridan
1987- Sheridan
1988- Philo
1989- Tri-Valley
1990- Crooksville, New Lexington
1991- Morgan, Philo
1992- Sheridan
1993- Sheridan
1994- Sheridan
1995- Crooksville, Philo, Sheridan
1996- Sheridan
1997- Crooksville
1998- Sheridan
1999- Morgan, Sheridan
2000- Sheridan
2001- New Lexington
2002- New Lexington
2003- Sheridan
2004- Sheridan
2005- West Muskingum
2006- New Lexington
2007- Tri-Valley
2008- Sheridan
 
OVC
1954- Coal Grove
1955- Oak Hill
1956- Coal Grove
1957- Coal Grove
1958- Oak Hill, Rock Hill
1959- Coal Grove
1960- South Point
1961- Chesapeake
1962- Coal Grove
1963- Coal Grove
1964- St. Joe
1965- Coal Grove
1966- Coal Grove
1967- Fairland
1968- Rock Hill
1969- St. Joe
1970- South Point
1971- Coal Grove, South Point, St. Joe
1972- Fairland, South Point
1973- Coal Grove, Fairland
1974- Fairland, Rock Hill, South Point, St. Joe
1975- Chesapeake, Fairland
1976- South Point
1977- South Point
1978- Coal Grove
1979- Coal Grove
1980- South Point
1981- Coal Grove, Oak Hill, South Point
1982- Coal Grove
1983- Coal Grove
1984- Coal Grove, Chesapeake, Fairland
1985- Fairland
1986- Coal Grove
1987- Buffalo, Coal Grove
1988- Ceredo-Kenova, Fairland
1989- Coal Grove
1990- Coal Grove
1991- Buffalo
1992- Coal Grove
1993- Fairland
1994- Coal Grove
1995- Rock Hill, South Point
1996- Buffalo, Chesapeake, Coal Grove, Rock Hill
1997- Coal Grove, Fairland
1998- Chesapeake
1999- Chesapeake
2000- Chesapeake
2001- South Point
2002- Chesapeake
2003- Chesapeake
2004- Chesapeake
2005- Rock Hill
2006- South Point
2007- Coal Grove, South Point
2008- Coal Grove, Fairland, South point

SEOAL
1925- Athens
1926- Portsmouth
1927- Jackson
1928- Wellston
1929- Jackson, Ironton, Middleport
1930- Middleport
1931- Gallia Academy
1932- Gallia Academy, Jackson
1933- Middleport
1934- Middleport, Logan
1935- Middleport
1936- Wellston
1937- Wellston
1938- Jackson
1939- Logan, Jackson, Middleport
1940- Jackson
1941- Logan
1942- Middleport
1943- Athens
1944- Athens
1945- Middleport
1946- Athens
1947- Gallia Academy
1948- Gallia Academy
1949- Athens, Middleport
1950- Athens
1951- Wellston
1952- Logan
1953- Jackson
1954- Jackson
1955- Jackson, Pomeroy
1956- Jackson
1957- Wellston
1958- Wellston, Logan
1959- Jackson
1960- Gallia Academy
1961- Jackson
1962- Gallia Academy
1963- Logan
1964- Logan
1965- Athens
1966- Athens
1967- Meigs
1968- Athens
1969- Jackson
1970- Gallia Academy
1971- Athens, Ironton
1972- Ironton
1973- Ironton
1974- Ironton
1975- Ironton
1976- Ironton, Logan
1977- Logan
1978- Ironton
1979- Ironton
1980- Ironton, Jackson
1981- Ironton
1982- Ironton
1983- Ironton
1984- Ironton
1985- Gallia Academy
1986- Gallia Academy
1987- Logan
1988- Logan
1989- Logan, Athens
1990- Athens, Gallia Academy, Jackson, Marietta
1991- Logan, Marietta
1992- Gallia Academy, Jackson, Logan
1993- Gallia Academy
1994- Logan
1995- Gallia Academy, Jackson, Warren
1996- Jackson
1997- Jackson
1998- Jackson, Logan
1999- Logan
2000- Logan
2001- Logan
2002- Gallia Academy, Marietta
2003- Gallia Academy
2004- Gallia Academy, Logan
2005- Logan
2006- Logan
2007- Logan
2008- Logan
 
SOC
1947-New Boston
1948-New Boston
1949-West
1950-Waverly
1951-West
1952-West
1953-East
1954-Waverly
1955-New Boston
1956-Waverly
1957-Waverly
1958-Notre Dame
1959-Waverly
1960-West, East
1961-Waverly
1962-Valley
1963-Notre Dame, East, Waverly
1964-Waverly
1965-Notre Dame
1966-Notre Dame
1967-Notre Dame
1968-Waverly
1969-Valley
1970- Notre Dame
1971- Notre Dame
1972- Notre Dame
1973- Wheelersburg
1974- Wheelersburg
1975- Wheelersburg
1976- Wheelersburg
1977- West
1978- Wheelersburg
1979- Wheelersburg
 
SOC 1
1980- Notre Dame
1981- Notre Dame
1982- Notre Dame
1983- East
1984- Valley
1985- Notre Dame, Valley
1986- Notre Dame
1987- Notre Dame
1988- Notre Dame
1989- Green
1990- Green
1991- East
1992- Valley
1993- Notre Dame, Valley
1994- East
1995- Notre Dame
1996- Valley
1997- Valley
1998- Valley
1999- Valley
2000- Notre Dame
2001- Valley
2002- Symmes Valley
2003- Symmes Valley
2004- Symmes Valley
2005- Valley
2006- East
2007- East
2008- East

SOC 2
1980- Wheelersburg
1981- Wheelersburg
1982- West
1983- Wheelersburg
1984- West
1985- Minford, West
1986- Wheelersburg
1987- Wheelersburg
1988- Waverly, West, Wheelersburg
1989- Wheelersburg
1990- West
1991- Wheelersburg
1992- Wheelersburg
1993- Wheelersburg
1994- Wheelersburg
1995- Wheelersburg
1996- Wheelersburg
1997- Wheelersburg
1998- Wheelersburg
1999- Wheelersburg
2000- Minford
2001- West
2002- West
2003- Minford, West, Wheelersburg
2004- Wheelersburg
2005- Wheelersburg
2006- Waverly
2007- Wheelersburg
2008- West
 
SVC
1962- Logan Elm
1963- Piketon
1964- Piketon
1965- Unioto
1966- Unioto
1967- Unioto
1968- Westfall
1969- Paint Valley
1970- Paint Valley
1971- Adena
1972- Adena
1973- Adena
1974- Adena
1975- Adena, Piketon
1976- Piketon
1977- Piketon
1978- Piketon
1979- Piketon, Zane Trace
1980- Unioto, Westfall
1981- Unioto
1982- Unioto
1983- Westfall
1984- Westfall
1985- Westfall
1986- Huntington, Zane Trace
1987- Westfall
1988- Southeastern
1989- Paint Valley
1990- Paint Valley
1991- Paint Valley
1992- Westfall
1993- Westfall
1994- Westfall
1995- Paint Valley
1996- Paint Valley, Piketon, Westfall
1997- Piketon
1998- Adena, Unioto
1999- Adena
2000- Paint Valley
2001- Southeastern, Zane Trace
2002- Westfall
2003- Paint Valley
2004- Zane Trace
2005- Zane Trace
2006- Westfall
2007- Westfall
2008- Westfall
 
TVC
1970- Belpre
1971- Belpre
1972- Belpre
1973- Belpre, Nelsonville-York
1974- Belpre
1975- Alexander, Nelsonville-York, Warren
1976- Nelsonville-York
1977- Belpre
1978- Belpre, Nelsonville-York, Trimble
1979- Nelsonville-York, Trimble
1980- Trimble
1981- Nelsonville-York
1982- Nelsonville-York
1983- Belpre
1984- Belpre
1985- Warren
1986- Meigs
1987- Belpre, Meigs
1988- Belpre
1989- Trimble
1990- Nelsonville-York, Vinton County
1991- Vinton County
1992- Nelsonville-York
 
TVC-Hocking
1993- Alexander
1994- Trimble
1995- Eastern
1996- Alexander
1997- Trimble
1998- Trimble
1999- Miller
2000- Eastern
2001- Trimble
2002- Waterford
2003- Trimble
2004- Trimble
2005- Federal Hocking, Trimble, Waterford
2006- Federal Hocking
2007- Waterford
2008- Trimble
 
TVC-Ohio
1993- Nelsonville-York
1994- Nelsonville-York
1995- Vinton County
1996- Meigs, Vinton County
1997- Nelsonville-York
1998- Meigs
1999- Vinton County
2000- Nelsonville-York
2001- Wellston
2002- Wellston
2003- Nelsonville-York
2004- Nelsonville-York
2005- Nelsonville-York
2006- Nelsonville-York
2007- Belpre, Neslonville-York
2008- Nelsonville-York
 
PVC
2004- Frontier
2005- River, Caldwell, Monroe Central, Shenandoah
2006- Buckeye Trail
2007- Buckeye Trail
2008- River
 
SCOL
2004- Miami Trace
2005- Miami Trace
2006- Clinton-Massie
2007- Clinton-Massie, Miami Trace, Washington
2008- Clinton-Massie
 
SVAC
1958 - Kyger Creek, Rio Grande
1960 - Eastern
1961 - Southwestern, Kyger Creek
1962 - Kyger Creek
1963 - Kyger Creek, Eastern
1964 - Kyger Creek
1965 - Kyger Creek
1966 - Eastern
1967 - Kyger Creek
1968 - Kyger Creek
1969 - Kyger Creek
1970 - Eastern
1971 - Eastern
1972 - Southern
1973 - Kyger Creek
1974 - Kyger Creek
1975 - Kyger Creek
1976 - Kyger Creek
1977 - Kyger Creek
1978 - Eastern
1979 - Hannan Trace
1980 - Southwestern, Eastern
1981 - Eastern
1982 - North Gallia
1983 - North Gallia
1984 - Kyger Creek, Eastern, North Gallia
1985 - Southern
1986 - Oak Hill
1987 - Oak Hill
1988 - Oak Hill
1989- Symmes Valley
1990- Kyger Creek, Oak Hill
1991- Oak Hill

Playoffs
1973- Ironton
1975- Ironton
1976- New Lexington
1977- Crooksville
1978- John Glenn, Zanesville
1979- Crooksville, Ironton
1980- Crooksville, Ironton, John Glenn, Trimble
1981- Coal Grove, Crooksville, Nelsonville-York, Washington, West Muskingum, Wheelersburg
1982- Crooksville, Ironton, Miami Trace, Morgan, Nelsonville-York
1983- Belpre, Coal Grove, Monroe Central, Washington
1984- Belpre, Philo, Portsmouth
1985- Adena, Caldwell, Crooksville, Gallia Academy, Ironton, Minford, Paint Valley, Philo, Southeastern, Sheridan
1986- Chillicothe, Coal Grove, Crooksville, Gallia Academy, Ironton, Notre Dame, Sheridan, Wheelersburg
1987- Belpre, Chillicothe, Ironton, Logan, Notre Dame, Sheridan, Wheelersburg
1988- Belpre, Ironton, Notre Dame, Portsmouth, Portsmouth West, Philo, Wheelersburg
1989- Coal Grove, Green, Ironton, Paint Valley, Symmes Valley, Trimble, Waverly, Wheelersburg
1990- Athens, Caldwell, Coal Grove, Crooksville, Green, Ironton, New Lexington, Portsmouth West, Wheelersburg
1991- East, Ironton, Monroe Central, Portsmouth, South Point, Wheelersburg
1992- Coal Grove, Ironton, Hillsboro, Nelsonville-York, Sheridan, Wheelersburg
1993- Crooksville, Fairland, Ironton, Monroe Central, Paint Valley, Sheridan, Vinton County
1994- East, Ironton, Hillsboro, Monroe Central, Nelsonville-York, Sheridan, Wheelersburg
1995- Crooksville, Fairfield Union, Hillsboro, Ironton, Miami Trace, Monroe Central, Notre Dame, Paint Valley, Philo, Rock Hill, Wheelersburg
1996- Chesapeake, Coal Grove, Crooksville, Hillsboro, Jackson, Miami Trace, Valley, Sheridan, Westfall, Wheelersburg
1997- Crooksville, Jackson, Piketon, Nelsonville-York, Valley, Wheelersburg, Zanesville
1998- Chesapeake, Hillsboro, Ironton, Miami Trace, Nelsonville-York, Rosecrans, Sheridan, Valley, Wheelersburg
1999- Chesapeake, Chillicothe, Gallia Academy, Ironton Jackson, Logan, Miller, Monroe Central, Morgan, Portsmouth, Sheridan, Symmes Valley, Valley, Wheelersburg
2000- Eastern, Gallia Academy, Ironton, Jackson, Logan, Logan Elm, Miller, Minford, Morgan, Nelsonville-York, Notre Dame, Paint Valley, Portsmouth, Wheelersburg
2001- Chesapeake, Crooksville, Eastern, Fairfield Union, Gallia Academy, Ironton, John Glenn, Logan, Logan Elm, Monroe Central, New Lexington, Portsmouth, Portsmouth West, Shenandoah, Sheridan, Southeastern, Trimble, Washington, Wheelersburg, Zane Trace
2002- Chesapeake, Circleville, Fairfield Union, Frontier, Gallia Academy, Ironton, Marietta, Monroe Central, New Lexington, Paint Valley, Portsmouth, Portsmouth West, Shenandoah, Sheridan, Symmes Valley, Waverly, Waterford
2003- Chesapeake, Fairland, Frontier, Gallia Academy, Ironton, Jackson, John Glenn, Minford, Monroe Central, Nelsonville-York, Paint Valley, Rock Hill, Shenandoah, Sheridan, Symmes Valley, Trimble, Westfall, Wheelersburg
2004- Chesapeake, Circleville, Crooksville, Frontier, Jackson, Ironton, Logan Elm, Miami Trace, Nelsonville-York, Portsmouth, Rosecrans, Sheridan, Symmes Valley, Trimble, Wellston, West Muskingum, Westfall, Wheelersburg, Zane Trace
2005- Adena, Caldwell, Fairfield Union, Gallia Academy, Hillsboro, Ironton, John Glenn, Miami Trace, Nelsonville-York, New Lexington, River, Rock Hill, Sheridan, South Gallia, Symmes Valley, Valley, Westfall, West Muskingum, Wheelersburg, Zane Trace
2006- Adena, Chillicothe, Federal Hocking, Gallia Academy, Ironton, Jackson, Logan, Nelsonville-York, New Lexington, South Gallia, Waverly, Wellston, Westfall
2007- Belpre, East, John Glenn, Logan, Minford, Notre Dame, Portsmouth, River, Rock Hill, Tri-Valley, Waverly, Washington, Westfall, Wheelersburg, Zanesville
2008- Caldwell, Chillicothe, East, Ironton, Logan, Minford, Nelsonville-York, New Lexington, River, Sheridan, Trimble, West, Wheelersburg
 
SEOPS Pickem Playoff Champ
2004- Chopper
2005- Clevelandbrowns#1fan
2006- NYBuckeye96
2007- NYBuckeye96
2008-

SEOPS Regular Season Pickem Champ
2004- Zakman
2005- Hoot
2006- Crabsbrother
2007- VIFAN
2008- Pmow3

[seasick80]

DAM!!! NICE JOB MATTASH!!

My uncle was on the new boston team way back in the 20's. i will find some info on them and send it to you. They have a pick of his team at hickies i do believe. I will see what I can do!! Nice job!!

[Boo-Duh]

is that buffalo putnam wv that was in the ovc?

No, this was Buffalo, in Wayne County..They consolidated with Vinson & C-K to form Spring Valley. At one time C-K, Wayne, And Buffalo were all in the OVC.

[MTSWNGRVSG]

I think that Washington C.H. was AP AA State Champs in 1973

The SCOL was in existence for many years before it was disbanded in the late 80's

[Runner]

New Lexington was the AP/UPI Class AA State Champs in both 1970 and 1976

[BuckeyeCAV]

SEOAL-Football

(1925-1929)
1925 - Athens
1926 - Portsmouth
1927 - Jackson
1928 - Wellston
1929 - Jackson, Ironton, Middleport

(1930-1939)
1930 - Middleport
1931 - Gallia Academy
1932 - Gallia Academy, Jackson
1933 - Middleport
1934 - Middleport, Logan
1935 - Middleport
1936 - Wellston
1937 - Wellston
1938 - Jackson
1939 - Logan, Jackson, Middleport

(1940-1949)
1940 - Jackson
1941 - Logan
1942 - Middleport
1943 - Athens
1944 - Athens
1945 - Middleport
1946 - Athens
1947 - Gallia Academy
1948 - Gallia Academy
1949 - Athens, Middleport

(1950-1959)
1950 - Athens
1951 - Wellston
1952 - Logan
1953 - Jackson
1954 - Jackson
1955 - Jackson, Pomeroy
1956 - Jackson
1957 - Wellston
1958 - Wellston, Logan
1959 - Jackson

(1960-1969)
1960 - Gallia Academy
1961 - Jackson
1962 - Gallia Academy
1963 - Logan
1964 - Logan
1965 - Athens
1966 - Athens
1967 - Meigs
1968 - Athens
1969 - Jackson

(1970-1979)
1970 - Gallia Academy
1971 - Athens, Ironton
1972 - Ironton
1973 - Ironton
1974 - Ironton
1975 - Ironton
1976 - Ironton, Logan
1977 - Logan
1978 - Ironton
1979 - Ironton

(1980-1989)
1980 - Ironton, Jackson
1981 - Ironton
1982 - Ironton
1983 - Ironton
1984 - Ironton
1985 - Gallia Academy
1986 - Gallia Academy
1987 - Logan
1988 - Logan
1989 - Athens, Logan

(1990-1999)
1990 - Athens, Gallia Academy, Marietta, Jackson
1991 - Logan, Marietta
1992 - Gallia Academy, Jackson, Logan
1993 - Gallia Academy
1994 - Logan
1995 - Gallia Academy, Jackson, Warren
1996 - Jackson
1997 - Jackson
1998 - Jackson, Logan
1999 - Logan

(2000-2007)
2000 - Logan
2001 - Logan
2002 - Gallia Academy, Marietta
2003 - Gallia Academy
2004 - Gallia Academy, Logan
2005 - Logan
2006 - Logan
2007 - Logan
2008 - Logan

All-Time SEOAL Standings
(Through 1925-2007) Charter Members**

Teams and Football Titles
1. The Plains Athens Bulldogs 1925-1928 / 1931-2008 (12 Titles)**
2. Logan Chieftians 1925- (24 Titles)**
3. Gallipolis Gallia Academy 1925- (16 Titles)**
4. Marietta Tigers 1985- (3 Titles)
5. Vincent Warren Local Warriors 1986- (1 Title)
6. Jackson Ironmen 1925- (20 Titles)**
7. Point Pleasent, WV Big Blacks 1996-2004 (No Titles)
8. Portsmouth Trojans 1925-1928 / 2006- (1 Title)**
9. Waverly Tigers 1970-1982 (No Titles)
10. New Boston Tigers 1927-1937 (No Titles)
11. Ironton Fighting Tigers 1925-1931 / 1968-1985 / 2006- (14 Titles)**
12. Pomeroy Panthers 1925-1967 (1 Title)**
13. Wellston Golden Rockets 1925-1982 (6 Titles)**
14. Nelsonville Greyhounds 1925-1967 (No Titles)**
15. Middleport Yellow Jackets 1929-1967 (9 Titles)
16. Pomeroy Meigs Marauders 1967-1983 (1 Title)**
17. Chesire River Valley Raiders 1993-2002 (No Titles)
18. Nelsonville-York Buckeyes 1967-1970 (No Titles)**
19. Zanesville Blue Devils 2006- (No Titles)
20. Chillicothe Cavailers 2006- (No Titles)

Previous SEOAL grid champions

Year Champion

(1925-1929)
1925…………………..Athens, (5-0)
1926…………………..Portsmouth, (6-0)
1927…………………..Jackson, (6-0-1)
1928…………………..Wellston, (5-0-1)
1929…………………..Jackson, (5-0-2)-Ironton, (3-0-1)-Middleport, (5-0-1)

(1930-1939)
1930…………………..Middleport, (6-0-0)
1931…………………..Gallipolis, (7-0-0)
1932…………………..Gallipolis, (6-0-0)-Jackson, (5-0-0)
1933…………………..Middleport, (5-0-0)
1934…………………..Middleport, (6-0-0)-Logan, (5-0-0)
1935…………………..Middleport, (6-0-0)
1936…………………..Wellston, (5-0-0)
1937…………………..Wellston, (6-0-0)
1938…………………..Jackson, (6-0-1)
1939…………………..Jackson, (6-1-0)-Middleport, (6-1-0)-Logan (6-1-0)

(1940-1949)
1940…………………..Jackson, (6-0-1)
1941…………………..Logan, (7-0-0)
1942…………………..Middleport, (6-0-1)
1943…………………..Athens, (7-0-0)
1944…………………..Athens, (7-0-0)
1945…………………..Middleport, (7-0-0)
1946…………………..Athens, (7-0-0)
1947…………………..Gallipolis, (7-0-0)
1948…………………..Gallipolis, (7-0-0)
1949…………………..Athens, (5-1-1)-Middleport, (5-1-1)

(1950-1959)
1950…………………..Athens, (7-0-0)
1951…………………..Wellston, (7-0-0)
1952…………………..Logan, (5-0-1)
1953…………………..Jackson, (7-0-0)
1954…………………..Jackson, (7-0-0)
1955…………………..Jackson, (6-1-0)-Pomeroy, (6-1-0)
1956…………………..Jackson, (6-1-0)
1957…………………..Wellston, (7-0-0)
1958…………………..Wellston, (6-1-0)-Logan, 6-1-0)
1959…………………..Jackson, (6-1-0)

(1960-1969)
1960…………………..Gallipolis, (7-0-0)
1961…………………..Jackson, (7-0-0)
1962…………………..Gallipolis, (7-0-0)
1963…………………..Logan, (7-0-0)
1964…………………..Logan, (7-0-0)
1965…………………..Athens, (7-0-0)
1966…………………..Athens, (6-1-0)
1967…………………..Meigs, (6-0-0)
1968…………………..Athens, (6-0-1)
1969…………………..Jackson, (7-0-0)

(1970-1979)
1970…………………..Gallipolis, (7-0-0)
1971…………………..Athens, (6-1-0)-Ironton, (6-1-0)
1972…………………..Ironton, (7-0-0)
1973…………………..Ironton, (7-0-0)
1974…………………..Ironton, (7-0-0)
1975…………………..Ironton, (7-0-0)
1976…………………..Ironton, (6-1-0)-Logan, (6-1-0)
1977…………………..Logan, (7-0-0)
1978…………………..Ironton, (6-0-0)
1979…………………..Ironton, (6-0-0)

(1980-1989)
1980…………………..Ironton, (6-0-1)-Jackson, (6-0-1)
1981…………………..Ironton, (7-0-0)
1982…………………..Ironton, (6-0-0)
1983…………………..Ironton, (4-0-0)
1984…………………..Ironton, (3-1-0)
1985…………………..Gallipolis, (4-0-0)
1986…………………..Gallipolis, (5-0-0)
1987…………………..Logan, (5-0-0)
1988…………………..Logan, (5-0-0)
1989…………………..Logan, (4-1-0)-Athens, (4-1-0)

(1990-1999)
1990..Gallipolis, (3-2-0), Athens, (3-2-0), Marietta, (3-2-0), Jackson, (3-2-0)
1991…………………..Logan, (4-1-0)-Marietta, (4-1-0)
1992…………………..Gallipolis, (4-1-0)-Jackson, (4-1-0)-Logan, (4-1-0)
1993…………………..Gallipolis, (5-0-0)
1994…………………..Logan, (6-0-0)
1995…………………..Gallipolis, (5-1-0)-Jackson, (5-1-0)-Warren Local,(5-1-0)
1996…………………..Jackson, (7-0-0)
1997…………………..Jackson, (7-0-0)
1998…………………..Jackson, (6-1-0)-Logan, (6-1-0)
1999…………………..Logan, (7-0-0)

(2000-2008)
2000………………….Logan, (7-0-0)
2001………………….Logan, (7-0-0)
2002………………….Gallipolis, (5-1-0)-Marietta, (5-1-0)
2003………………….Gallipolis, (6-0-0)
2004.................Gallipolis, (5-1)-Logan (5-1)
2005.................Logan, (6-0)
2006.................Logan, (6-0)
2007.................Logan, (6-0)
2008.................Logan, (6-0)

[grizzlynatural]

D you have a Katie Smith? I dont think so


Were talking football here. Its no chore to win the SEOAL in basketball. Theres Zanesville and there is Chillicothe.

That was also back when you didnt play with helmets. You were suppose to be competing for the league title as soon as you got here because you guys were so ready after leaving the OCC. That didnt happen. When we leave you guys will be able to win it. Until then, unfortunatly you wont

[BuckeyeCAV]

D you have a Katie Smith? I dont think so

Were talking football here. Its no chore to win the SEOAL in basketball. Theres Zanesville and there is Chillicothe.

That was also back when you didnt play with helmets. You were suppose to be competing for the league title as soon as you got here because you guys were so ready after leaving the OCC. That didnt happen. When we leave you guys will be able to win it. Until then, unfortunatly you wont

grizzlynatural,
No say it isn't so..........Logan is thinking about leaving the SEOAL

How many former NFL and NBA players has Logan produced

Since you brought up Katie Smith, how about these players from Chillicothe. Like I said, when you all get your State Championship Sign as a member from the SEOAL let me know, O.K.

Now, would you like me to name a few from Chillicothe for you who went on to play professional sports

How many has Logan produced

How many D1 level College Athletes has Logan produced?

AFL-NFL Players from Chillicothe High School

1. Greg Cook

Chillicothe High School 1962-1966 QB.

One standout that played for the CAVS in the 1960's was:

Gregory Lynn Cook (born November 20, 1946 in Dayton, Ohio), is a retired American football quarterback. In the AFC.

Cook lived most of his life in Chillicothe, Ohio, where he excelled in baseball, basketball and football while attending Chillicothe High School.

He played collegiately at the University of Cincinnati, once throwing for 554 yards in one game, and was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in the first round of the 1969 NFL Draft on the strength of Bengals coach and founder Paul Brown being impressed by Cook's performance in the Bearcats' come-from-behind victory against Miami University, which was Bo Schembechler's last game before he left to coach at the University of Michigan. Brown had attended the game, but left when the Redskins' (now the Redhawks) lead reached 21-6. It was only after the game that Brown discovered that Cincinnati had rallied for a 23-21 victory.

"That quarterback. That's our draft choice," said Brown after seeing film of Cook's rallying performance.

Due to John Stofa, the Bengals' starting signalcaller for much of the team's inaugural season, being released, Cook was named the Bengals' quarterback, and started spectacularly, leading the Bengals to a 3-0 record. However, in game three versus Kansas City, Cook felt a pop in his right (throwing) shoulder after being tackled and missed the next three games. Due, arguably, to the non-existence of magnetic resonance imaging tests, the fact that his rotator cuff had been torn went undiagnosed.

Despite this, Greg Cook went on to pass for 1,854 yards and led the Bengals to wins over the Chiefs and the Oakland Raiders, the two best teams in the AFL. His 9.411 yards per pass attempt and 17.5 yard per completion are rookie records that still stand. Cook was UPI's choice for AFL Rookie of the Year.

Recalls Cook: "I took cortisone shots and played in pain, but the shoulder hadn't started to deteriorate yet, so I could still function. I still had the strength. I felt obligated to finish the season. I'd gotten off to a good start. I didn't want to relinquish that."

The rotator cuff began deteriorating after the season; during surgery, it was revealed that Cook also had a partially detached biceps muscle. After three operations proved futile, he retired. A 1973 comeback attempt failed and Cook retired permanently. Many football experts say that had it not been for that injury, Cook may very well have gone on to be one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. Cook is not well known by fans today, but when asked by those who saw him play, who he was similar too, many reply that he had a very similar game to one of his contemporaries - Terry Bradshaw. Like Bradshaw, Cook had very good size, he could run with speed and power, and had a rocket arm.

Since his retirement, Greg Cook, who still lives in Cincinnati, has worked with United Parcel Service and with Worksite Information Network as a motivational speaker for labor unions.

Of interest, Cook was an art major at the University of Cincinnati, and continues to paint today. He has had works hung in the Ohio Governor's Mansion.

New York Jets quarterback Chad Pennington, who suffered two tears to his rotator cuff and has undergone as many surgeries to repair it, is often compared to Cook because their injuries are so similar.

American Bowl
1969 Greg Cook, QB

Cincinnati Bearcats All-Century Team
QB — Greg Cook, 1966-68. Led nation in total offense in '68 with 3,210 yards; No. 1 draftee by Bengals in '69.

College All-Star Game
1969 Greg Cook, QB (MVP)
1969: New York Jets 26, College All-Stars 24 The Jets reprised the formula they used to stun the Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III seven months earlier: Joe Namath's arm, Matt Snell's legs and Jim Turner's toe. But the All-Stars didn't go as quietly as the Colts-Greg Cook rallied them with three touchdown passes, one to Altie Taylor, who also had a 78-yard kickoff return. The Jets caught a huge break when an official negated a 52-yard TD interception return by Rudy Redmond, citing college rules. The game was played under pro rules, so Redmond should have been allowed to advance the ball after catching it on the ground. With the fifth pick in the 1969 draft, the Bengals took one of their own hometowners, quarterback Greg Cook. He was from Chillicothe, Ohio and played his college ball at the University of Cincinnati, a school known more for its basketball than anything else.

In his only full AFL season, Cook played in 11 of 14 games that year. He completed 53.8 percent of his passes for 1,854 yards, 15 touchdowns and 11 interceptions. His passer rating that year was 88.3. According to Wikipedia, he was drafted after the Bengals coach and founder Paul Brown was impressed by Cooks performance in the UC Bearcats' come-from-behind victory against Miami of Ohio, which was Bo Schembechler's last game before he left to coach at the University of Michigan. But Cook tore up his rotator cuff during that 1969 season, effectively ending his brief NFL career.

Greg Cook QB -- Cincinnati Bengals
Season Team Games Passing Rushing Fumbles Total Points
Comp Att Comp % Yds Yds/Att TD Int Pass
Rating Rush Yds Avg TD

2. Garin Lee Veris

Position: DE
Height: 6' 4'' Weight: 255
Born: 2/27/1963, in Chillicothe, OH, USA
High School: Chillicothe Cavaliers 1978-1981
College: Stanford University 1981-1985
AFC New England Patriots 1985-1991
NFC San Francisco 49ers 1992


NBA Players from Chillicothe High School

1. Donald Neil Johnston
February 4, 1929, Chillicothe, Ohio – d. September 28, 1978, Irving, TX

Was an American Hall of Fame basketball player at the center position who played 8 years in the NBA from 1951 to 1959.

He led the NBA in scoring for three consecutive seasons — 1952-53, 1953-54, and 1954-55. During the 1954-55 season, he also won the league's rebounding title. Johnston played his entire career with the Philadelphia Warriors, playing on their championship team in 1956. He played in six NBA All-Star Games, was an All-NBA First Team selection four times, and was an All-NBA Second Team selection once.

**After his playing career, he coached the Warriors for the first two seasons of Wilt Chamberlain's NBA career.

He attended the Ohio State University, where he starred in baseball and basketball. Johnston signed a professional baseball contract with the Philadelphia Phillies out of college and pitched two years for the Terre Haute Phillies of the Three-I League.

He was enshrined in the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1990.

DI College Level Athletes from Chillicothe High School

Other standouts from the Chillicothe CAV Program that went on to play at the Collegiate Level were:

a. John Hernstein (Michigan)
He scored the winning TD against Ohio State and played in the Rose Bowl.

b. Joe Yeager played with Greg Cook at Chiilicothe. He also played at Ohio State but transferred to Ohio University due to Woody Hayes not letting him play baseball too. Ohio University let him play two sports so he transferred.

c. Greg Lunde (Indiana)
d. C.J. Banks (Bowling Green)
e. Adam Porter (Ohio U.)
f. Art Adams (Ohio U.)
g. Shane Clark (Ohio St., also played in the Rose Bowl '97)
h. Mike Gawalek (Illinois)

i. Brad Bates (Marshall, caught TD pass vs. Ohio St. in the 'Shoe)

j. Jimmy Skinner (Marshall)

k. Chris Givens (Miami, Ohio)

[grizzlynatural]

Logan 23-13 huh? Is that right?

I love how i say Katies name and then somehow you've won the arguement which wasnt even the point of my post and somehow you won the arguement? lol No.

Still, those guys are no Katie. How many gold metals do these guys have? How many pro records do they hold? Ohhhh, thats right.

If you wanna pick that part of my post then my question was DO YOU HAVE A KATIE SMITH? Answer is no. I win

[BuckeyeCAV]

Logan 23-13 huh? Is that right?

I love how i say Katies name and then somehow you've won the arguement which wasnt even the point of my post and somehow you won the arguement? lol No.

Still, those guys are no Katie. How many gold metals do these guys have? How many pro records do they hold? Ohhhh, thats right.

If you wanna pick that part of my post then my question was DO YOU HAVE A KATIE SMITH? Answer is no. I win

Who cares. Have you ever thought about growing up? By the way were you educated at Logan? Just curious. You are right, we don't have anyone at Chillicothe with any metals ?

Were you trying to say medals?

Tell me that is not all you have from Logan....Is Katie Smith?

We too have an Olympian Gold Medalist 1908 London Games from Chillicothe. His photo and stats are in the picture that is hung on our Athlete Hall of Fame Wall as you enter the Hatton Gymnasim. As a matter of fact here is his stats:

Edward Cook
Chillicothe H.S. Alum 1908 Olympic Games Pole Vault - Gold Medal (12' 2")

Edward Tiffin Cook, Jr. (November 27, 1888 – October 18, 1972) was an American athlete who competed in the men's pole vault. He competed at the 1908 Summer Olympics and tied for gold with fellow American vaulter Alfred Gilbert.

Here is his picture and write up being inducted into the Ohio Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches.

http://www.oatccc.com/halloffame/1979.html

Edward Cook, ran, jumped and vaulted for Chillicothe High School and Cornell University. Tied for first in the 1908 Olympic pole vault. Set two national high school long jump records, and tied the the 100 yard dash national record four times. Finished 4th in the 1908 Olympic long jump. Won two IC4A and two national AAU outdoor pole vault titles. He graduated from high school before the first state high school track meet was held. Coached track at Oakwood High School from 1926 through 1942. Won three state high school track meets and five district track meets. Coached eight individual state track meet winners. Set 18 state high school records. Official.

Oakwood High Sports Hall of Fame announced

The Oakwood High School Athletic Hall of Fame Committee is pleased to announce the Charter Class of the Oakwood Hall of Fame. The Committee has been working since June of 2007 to establish the Hall of Fame.

The following individuals will be inducted at a banquet at the Dayton Country Club on Thursday, August 21, 2008:

Edward Cook, coached track, cross country, football from 1926-1943; Won three state track titles 1929-1931 and five district championships; Oakwood Athletic Director.

Here is the information on his Gold Medal.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Cook_(athlete)

Cook graduated from Cornell University in 1910 and was elected to the Sphinx Head Society during his senior year in 1910.

Greek Olympic Medal Winners
Listed by fraternity affiliation are all known Greek medal-winning athletes from past summer and winter Olympiads, including 2008 in Beijing, China. Our list includes only athletes from groups who are NIC members. We know there are many other Greek athletes who should be on the list, so please contact Jay Langhammer (Jlangha132@aol.com). Updates will continue from time to time as new names are uncovered. Thanks to Jon Williamson for his help on this list.

Sigma Alpha Epsilon

EDWARD COOK—GM 1908, track

Information on the Sphinx Head Society at Cornell.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sphinx_Head

Edward Cook (* 27 November 1889 as Edward Tiffin Cook jr. in Chillicothe, Ohio; † 18 October 1972) was an US-American athlete. With a body size of 1,78 m its match weight amounted to 66 kg.

1908 supplied themselves the two Americans Walter Dray and Alfred Gilbert a match around the improvement (unofficial) of the world record in the Stabhochsprung, Pole Vault in whose process the world record was increased by Dray from the year 1907 from 3.79 meters to 3.90 meters. Gilbert jumped with 3.855 meters and 3.86 meters of two world records.

With the Olympic Games 1908 was not Dray at the start. Alfred Gilbert jumped 3.71 meters, but Edward Cook came on the same height. Stinging was not accomplished and was not explained in such a way both athletes as the olympia winner, and three further as Olympia third. Cook began also in the Weitsprung Weitsprung.... (der)
n. long jump, broad jump, one of the events in a track and field competition in which one runs and jumps as far as possible, and became with 6.97 meters fourth.

IC4A CHAMPIONSHIPS (1876-1942)
The championship meeting of the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America was first held in 1876. The event was effectively the national collegiate championships of the United States until the introduction of the NCAA meeting in 1921. Since that point in time the event has declined in importance and is now mainly contested by colleges and universities in the north east of the country (and still remains a men's only organisation). This compilation lists winners, courtesy of Jesse Squire, from 1876-1942.

Venues: 1876 Saratoga, 1877-1902 New York, 1903 Philadelphia, 1904 Cambridge, 1905 Philadelphia, 1906 Cambridge, 1907 Philadelphia, 1908 Cambridge, 1909 Philadelphia, 1910 Cambridge, 1911 Philadelphia, 1912 Cambridge, 1914 Philadelphia, 1915 Cambridge, 1916 Philadelphia, 1917 Cambridge, 1918 Philadelphia, 1919 Cambridge, 1920 Philadelphia, 1921-22 Cambridge, 1923 Philadelphia, 1924 Cambridge, 1925 Philadelphia, 1926 Cambridge, 1927 Philadelphia, 1928 Cambridge, 1929 Philadelphia, 1930 Cambridge, 1931 Philadelphia, 1932 Berkeley, 1933 Cambridge, 1934 Philadelphia, 1935 Cambridge, 1936 Philadelphia, 1937-42 New York

Long Jump: Edward Cook 6.86

*CORNELL OLYMPIANS

Cornell Name Class Olympic Event/Medal Olympic Year

Edward Cook 1910 Track (gold - pole vault) 1908

*1908 London Summer Games
2035 Athletes, 22 Countries, 110 Events

Hall of Fame
Edward Cook '10 Class of 1910

Induction Class of 1989
Men's Track

IC4A long jump champion, 1908 and 1909; tied for pole vault championship and placed 4th in long jump at 1908 Olympic Games. Was AAU pole vault champ in 1907 and '10. Held world's interscholastic record in long jump and in 100 yards (with others) before entering Cornell. Won 1908 long jump at Penn Relays.

http://therelays.blogspot.com/2007/01/i ... -gold.html

Originally scheduled to take place in Rome, the Italian government gave up the right to host the 1908 Games when Mt. Vesuvius erupted in 1906. The IOC proceeded to let London hold the Games a very good decision. With no WorldÆs Fair to distract from the competitions, the London Games were starkly different from the poorly organized 1900 Paris and 1904 St. Louis Games.

Marching with the United States was John Baxter Taylor (Penn '08). Little did he know at the time, Taylor would become the first AfricanAmerican to win a gold medal. His Olympic experience started with what has been one of the most controversial events in Olympic history the 1908 400meter race.

The 400meter final included four men: Wyndham Halswelle of Great Britain, and Americans William Robbins, John C. Carpenter (Cornell '07), and Taylor. In the homestretch, the race came down to Halswelle and Carpenter. Officials contended that Carpenter obstructed Halswelle pursuit to take the lead, and ripped the finish line tape before the race finished. The race was to be rerun without Carpenter two days later. In a show of solidarity, John Baxter Taylor and William Robbins refused to participate leaving Halswelle to walk around the track to earn the gold medal.

Taylor would later win his gold medal in the sprint medley relay, the first relay race in Olympic history. The team, which also included Taylor's Penn teammate and twotime Olympian Nathaniel J. Cartmell, won the race by three seconds, making Taylor the first AfricanAmerican to win a gold medal.

Taylor tragically passed away in December 1908, at the age of 26, from typhoid.

The London Games also featured the Olympic debut of Mike 'Big Greek' Dorizas (Penn '15) somewhat of a mythical figure in University City as a threesport (football, wrestling, track and field) athlete who was once dubbed the strongest athlete in the world. Dorizas competed in the javelin throw for his native Greece. At Penn, he was known for his 29inch thighs, the size of an average freshmanÆs waist, and for pinning wrestling opponents in remarkable time.

Penn athletes were not the only successful Leaguers in London. Dartmouth had its firstever Olympians at the 1908 Games: Arthur B. Shaw '08 and D.R. Sherman. Shaw won the bronze medal in the 110meter hurdles. Six Cornell track and field athletes were at the Games Edward Cook Class of 1910 won the 1908 London Olympic Games Pole Vault Gold Medal and Harry Porter '05 won the high jump gold medal.

George Dole (Yale '06) won the Ancient Eight's first wrestling medal in the featherweight (63 kg) division. Dole was merely a few inches over 5feet tall.

Name School Sport
John C. Carpenter Cornell University Men's Athletics
Edward Cook Cornell University Men's Athletics
Charles M. French Cornell University Men's Athletics
John P. Halstead Cornell University Men's Athletics
Harry Porter Cornell University Men's Athletics
Lee Talbot Cornell University Men's Athletics
Herbert L. Trube Cornell University Men's Athletics
Arthur B. Shaw Dartmouth College Men's Athletics
Nathaniel A. Sherman Dartmouth College Men's Athletics
William Rand Harvard University Men's Athletics
Nathaniel J. Cartmell University of Pennsylvania Men's Athletics
Michael Dorizas University of Pennsylvania Men's Athletics
Lloyd P. Jones University of Pennsylvania Men's Athletics
Thomas R. Moffit University of Pennsylvania Men's Athletics
John Baxter Taylor University of Pennsylvania Men's Athletics
J.L. Eisele Princeton University Men's Athletics
George Dole Yale University Men's Wrestling
A.C. Gilbert Yale University Men's Athletics
L.V. Howe Yale University Men's Athletics

*Edward Cook was active after his athletic conclusion at Cornell University as a farmer, director at the Roofridge National Bank of Chillicothe, Ohio and track coach at Oakwood H.S.


Ohio High School National Record Holders, Outdoor Track

Long Jump Edward Cook Chillicothe 22' 7.50" 1905

Long Jump Edward Cook Chillicothe 23' 2.00" 1905

Long Jump Edward Cook Chillicothe 23' 5.00" 1906

100 yd. Dash Edward Cook Chillicothe 10.0 (tie )(3 times) 1906


OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BOYS PROGRESSIVE RECORD LIST-field events, yards & metric running events-no conversions

*OUTDOOR Track and Field

100 yards

10.0-Edward Cook-Chillicothe-6-24-06-Cincinnati

10.0-Edward Cook-Chillicothe-5-26-06-University of Michigan Interscholastic, Ann Arbor

10.0-Edward Cook-Chillicothe-5-4-06-Central Ohio Conference, Circleville

10.0-Edward Cook-Chillicothe-6-1-05-


220 yards-straight

21.8-Edward Cook-Chillicothe-5-18-06-Chillicothe

22 1/5-Edward Cook-Chillicothe-5-14-06-Chillicothe

23.0-Edward Cook-Chillicothe-5-4-06-Central Ohio Conference, Circleville


Long Jump

23’5”-Edward Cook-Chillicothe-5-25-06-Univ.Michigan Interscholastic,Ann Arbor

23’2”-Edward Cook-Chillicothe-6-18-05-Chillicothe

22’7 1/2”-Edward Cook-Chillicothe-5-26-05-Univ.Michigan Interscholastic,Ann Arbor

21’7 3/4”-Edward Cook-Chillicothe-5-19-05-Chillicothe


High Jump

6’ 1/4”-Edward Cook-Chillicothe-5-25-06-Univ.Michigan Interscholastic,Ann Arbor

6’-Edward Cook-Chillicothe-5-13-06-Chillicothe

6’-Edward Cook-Chillicothe-5-4-06-Circleville

6’-Edward Cook-Chillicothe-6-2-05-Washington Court House

5’10”-Edward Cook-Chillicothe-5-26-05-Univ.Michigan Interscholastic,Ann Arbor

5’9”-Edward Cook-Chillicothe-5-19-05-Chillicothe

Pole Vault

10’6”-Edward Cook-Chillicothe-5-26-05-Univ.Michigan Interscholastic, Ann Arbor

Looks like he was a track star at Chillicothe High School before going on to run for Cornell in the IVY League and then to the 1908 London Olympics, representing the United States.

I guess Logan is not the only one huh? (Katie Smith)

But as I have said BEFORE, we too have folks who have played at the D1 level in College and, in both the NFL and NBA. Does Logan?

Still waiting?

Oh, and one last small point, since Logan has been in the SEOAL, what 1925? Do they have a State Title Sign hanging at the entrance of all their city limit lines?

Thought so!

How long was Chillicothe a member in the SEOAL when they won a State Title? Two years you say. Point made!

NUFF SAID!

GO CAVS

[2trap_4ever]

is that buffalo putnam wv that was in the ovc?

no, Buffalo Wayne Wv

[BuckeyeCAV]

TVC-Ohio
1993- Nelsonville-York
1994- Nelsonville-York
1995- Vinton County
1996- Meigs, Vinton County
1997- Nelsonville-York
1998- Meigs
1999- Vinton County
2000- Nelsonville-York
2001- Wellston
2002- Wellston
2003- Nelsonville-York
2004- Nelsonville-York
2005- Nelsonville-York
2006- Nelsonville-York
2007- Belpre, Neslonville-York
2008- Nelsonville-York

Nelsonville-York was not CO-Champs of the TVC-Ohio in 2007. They had to forfiet two games. One with Wellston and I believe Alexander. And one non-league game against River Valley due to an ineligable player. Remember?

[JabbatheDel]

Geeeez BuckeyeCav, you're as bad as the Arnton people. Braggin and throwing stats up about your HIGH SCHOOL teams. Call me old fashioned, but if you weren't on the team or staff, you shouldn't act like you did something to give yourself the right to brag about "state championship signs" all over your town.

Congrats to the PLAYERS AND COACHES on the teams, not the fans who sit in front of a computer for hours on end typing up stats and records from a hundred years ago.

What have you done yourself in the past year that grants you the permission to brag about yourself, not some high school kids. At the end of the day, do you want to be known because you root for the team who won a state title? Is that it....?

[BuckeyeCAV]

Geeeez BuckeyeCav, you're as bad as the Arnton people. Braggin and throwing stats up about your HIGH SCHOOL teams. Call me old fashioned, but if you weren't on the team or staff, you shouldn't act like you did something to give yourself the right to brag about "state championship signs" all over your town.

Congrats to the PLAYERS AND COACHES on the teams, not the fans who sit in front of a computer for hours on end typing up stats and records from a hundred years ago.

What have you done yourself in the past year that grants you the permission to brag about yourself, not some high school kids. At the end of the day, do you want to be known because you root for the team who won a state title? Is that it....?

JabbatheDel,

Geeeez,

I didn't know you were the SEOPS Police. Enforcing who could apply stats and who could not on here. Sounds like jealousy to me. Maybe wishing you knew the stats of your team or league you support? Or, you must be a NY fan and are mad that someone made a correction on the 2007 statement they were TVC-Ohio Co-Champs. In which they were not.

Or you are Aa Logan fan that has no Major H.S. Sport State Title!

Maybe I am closer to the program than you know. Maybe our family is heavily involved. Either way, who cares what you think should be. Without records how would a team accord their success. Something you definitley don't understand. Or you would not made the remark to typing stats and records. If you are from Logan....all you have to do is go to their website. Stats? One thing, I am a fan and parent of a player too. We also support the boosters. Three, I also played the sport, did you? The stats are for our fans, and supporters. I take it you must be from a program that has no State Title in B-Ball either. Either way, your opinion doesn't matter. Have a great Cavalier Day.

[JabbatheDel]

First off, I'm not policing anybody and never would. I just get sick of people dogging other poeple because of what some high school kids did where I graduated from WHICH WAS NOT WELLSTON OR LOGAN!!!!!

I'm not singling out Chillicothe or any particular reason. ACTUALLY, I mentioned Arnton being that way. Regardless, I just got sent off the edge by the two of you bickering ABOUT WHO CAME FROM YOUR TOWN!!! Honestly, who cares?

Army, so what if you go to all the booster meetings and spaghetti dinners? That doesn't mean you're on the staff.

Also, if you do have a son on a team, I guarantee everytime you post stuff like that on here, he thinks less and less of you and porbably gets annoyed and embarassed everytime you yell at the refs, umps, linejudges, whoever you think you know more than. Because I'll just about bet money that you're "that dad".

[JabbatheDel]

I guess I had better go ahead and confirm the rumor that I do live in Gallipolis. I guess that little birdie noticed that I post on the GA baseball threads. Hmm, that's one smart birdie. I enjoy watching baseball games here in town and like the way Coach Corvin runs his outfit. He is a good coach and it's a shame what they're doing to him there.

I just can't figure out why you make so many personal attacks....it hurts so bad.....

I didn't want to deflate your balloons about your state champs sign, but I will anyway.

I'll give you a hint, MY hometown is 8th in the NATION in wins in football.....

Nothing yet?

MY hometown has won 11 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS, not one.

Figure it out yet?

Parkersburg, West Virginia. Home of the Big Reds.

I don't gloat and brag because I'm used to winning titles there. Sorry about humbling you so much, but you deserved it.

But please, go ahead and toot your little horn about basketball, which happens to be my least favorite sport, I even like soccer more than basketball, when you play GA. I'll be more interested this spring when they start playing baseball. But you probably won't be there for that will you?

[JabbatheDel]

Laugh all you want. You and I both know that 11 is a bigger number than 1. Alot bigger, even in West Virginia.

By the way, your town still smells bad.

[nobodyspecial]

have to agree. How many caliber teams do U have in that state versus Ohio?Not to demean any school and their accomplishments but come on now.It is like comparing apples to oranges.

[BuckeyeCAV]

I agree. From the 70's through the 90's WV consolidated so many schools there are not that many left.

[grizzlynatural]

Great comeback.


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