SoutheasternOhioPreps.com

Falconfan14 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 27, 2020 11:37 pm Interested to know any teams seeded bottom half that teams will want to avoid. Minford has lost 9 of 11 losses by single digits including Burg by 7 and 4. Two double digit losses were to a very talented Boyd Co and Undefeated Eastern Brown which they were in the lead with 2 minutes left in the third quarter until they got in foul trouble.

Teams that will be seeded higher than 9 that need to be avoided (so any double digit team) will be Oak Hill, Alexander, Fairland, New Lexington, Minford in no order.

In the Southeast there is no avoiding because of NCAA seeding procedure. Should be a good tournament. There are a lot of competitive teams.

First time super sectional. Division 3 is really spread out. 4 or 5 teams have close to a 2 hour trip on a school night. Not criticizing, not judging, just an observation.

Miles to Valley High
Wheelersburg 18
Wellston 40

Fairfield (Leesburg) 55
Chesapeake 50

North Adams 42
Valley 0

Adena 58
Westfall 65

Ironton 33
West Union 43

New Lexington 93
Minford 8

Nelsonville-York 82
Rock Hill 32

South Point 44
Huntington 31

Miles to Jackson High
Eastern (Brown) 68
Lynchburg-Clay 87
Federal Hocking 55

Dawson-Bryant 47
Piketon 25

Alexander 33
Portsmouth 38

Southeastern 27
Zane Trace 40

Fairland 68
Portsmouth West 49

Northwest 40
Crooksville 77

Oak Hill 12
Eastern (Meigs) 53

Super sectionals such as ,central district have games played at higher seed schools home schools so far thru the district games. Why not in southeast district. That in my opinion is the only good reason for super sectional in our district. The physical area is just too big. It's getting back to the 70s when our schools had to go to Steubenville for regionals. Way too far

Mark 5 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 03, 2020 4:02 pm First time super sectional. Division 3 is really spread out. 4 or 5 teams have close to a 2 hour trip on a school night. Not criticizing, not judging, just an observation.

Miles to Valley High
Wheelersburg 18
Wellston 40

Fairfield (Leesburg) 55
Chesapeake 50

North Adams 42
Valley 0

Adena 58
Westfall 65

Ironton 33
West Union 43

New Lexington 93
Minford 8

Nelsonville-York 82
Rock Hill 32

South Point 44
Huntington 31

Miles to Jackson High
Eastern (Brown) 68
Lynchburg-Clay 87
Federal Hocking 55

Dawson-Bryant 47
Piketon 25

Alexander 33
Portsmouth 38

Southeastern 27
Zane Trace 40

Fairland 68
Portsmouth West 49

Northwest 40
Crooksville 77

Oak Hill 12
Eastern (Meigs) 53

Nelsonville-York plays at Jackson.

The miles for the visitor may be further in lots of cases if the better seed stayed at home, unless the teams got to pick their spot on the bracket instead of being assigned by seed.

Mark 5 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 03, 2020 4:02 pm First time super sectional. Division 3 is really spread out. 4 or 5 teams have close to a 2 hour trip on a school night. Not criticizing, not judging, just an observation.

Miles to Valley High
Wheelersburg 18
Wellston 40

Fairfield (Leesburg) 55
Chesapeake 50

North Adams 42
Valley 0

Adena 58
Westfall 65

Ironton 33
West Union 43

New Lexington 93
Minford 8

Nelsonville-York 82
Rock Hill 32

South Point 44
Huntington 31

Miles to Jackson High
Eastern (Brown) 68
Lynchburg-Clay 87
Federal Hocking 55

Dawson-Bryant 47
Piketon 25

Alexander 33
Portsmouth 38

Southeastern 27
Zane Trace 40

Fairland 68
Portsmouth West 49

Northwest 40
Crooksville 77

Oak Hill 12
Eastern (Meigs) 53

quite the distances

Several of these scenarios are incorrect. Several examples-- Valley plays @ Jackson. Northwest is at Valley. Fairfield plays at Jackson. Piketon at Valley. With sectional sites, many of those teams on the edges of the district have always had to travel.

No matter how you look at it, it's a huge geographical area--especially for Div III
Portsmouth to New Lexington or Lynchburg to Fed Hock or Crooksville to Portsmouth West

Luckily, the district has fairly centralized sites willing to host.

Yes I see I did get some wrong. I was thinking the whole bracket was at on site. Hope that doesn't discredit my point that I believe the district needs to evaluate how this works out when looking at future years.

Why would they change North Adams and Nelsonville to Jackson and not New Lexington? The fact that New Lexington has to travel 90 miles more as a higher seed is laughable.

mhs95_06 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 03, 2020 5:16 pm The miles for the visitor may be further in lots of cases if the better seed stayed at home, unless the teams got to pick their spot on the bracket instead of being assigned by seed.

Yes but visitors would get to decide to avoid those distances if they got to pick where they go on the bracket. Everybody else does it, why not the southeast?

Again, thankful that Logan goes central.

SEFan wrote: ↑Wed Feb 05, 2020 12:04 pm Why would they change North Adams and Nelsonville to Jackson and not New Lexington? The fact that New Lexington has to travel 90 miles more as a higher seed is laughable.

mhs95_06 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 03, 2020 5:16 pm The miles for the visitor may be further in lots of cases if the better seed stayed at home, unless the teams got to pick their spot on the bracket instead of being assigned by seed.

Yes but visitors would get to decide to avoid those distances if they got to pick where they go on the bracket. Everybody else does it, why not the southeast?

Again, thankful that Logan goes central.

Nelsonville-York has always went to Jackson.

looking for a bracket for Div 3 girls

and I found it!

1 Eastern Brown 20 1 0.952 0 L1 56 38 17
2 Wheelersburg 18 2 0.900 1.5 W1 56 39 17
3 Ironton 18 3 0.857 2 W5 52 33 19
4 Northwest 17 3 0.850 2.5 W1 50 36 14
5 North Adams 18 4 0.818 2.5 W9 55 38 17
6 Southeastern 18 4 0.818 2.5 W2 50 39 12
7 Nelsonville-York 17 4 0.810 3 W3 50 42 8
8 Coal Grove 15 6 0.714 5 W2 54 47 7
9 Oak Hill 13 8 0.619 7 W2 51 42 9
10 Alexander 13 8 0.619 7 L1 50 42 8
11 Adena 14 9 0.609 7 L1 43 40 3
12 South Point 12 8 0.600 7.5 W1 47 41 6
13 Fairland 11 8 0.579 8 W4 51 42 9
14 Fairfield 12 9 0.571 8 W2 56 47 10
15 New Lexington 11 10 0.524 9 W1 51 50 1
16 Lynchburg-Clay 11 11 0.500 9.5 L2 53 47 6
17 Federal Hocking 10 10 0.500 9.5 W1 49 49 0
18 Eastern Meigs 10 11 0.476 10 W2 45 42 3
19 Portsmouth West 9 10 0.474 10 W1 45 46 0
20 Chesapeake 9 10 0.474 10 L2 40 44 -5
21 Minford 9 12 0.429 11 L1 47 47 1
22 Westfall 9 12 0.429 11 W1 43 49 -6
23 Huntington 8 13 0.381 12 L1 43 45 -2
24 Piketon 8 13 0.381 12 W2 41 45 -4
25 Portsmouth 8 14 0.364 12.5 L2 34 42 -9
26 Rock Hill 6 16 0.273 14.5 L1 39 51 -12
27 Valley 5 16 0.238 15 L2 44 56 -12
28 Zane Trace 3 19 0.136 17.5 L1 33 49 -17
29 Crooksville 2 17 0.105 17 L7 30 63 -33
30 West Union 2 19 0.095 18 L9 43 64 -22
31 Wellston 0 21 0.000 20 L21 33 59 -26

Wheelersburg and Chesapeake moving on in tournament. Adena out because of big mistake. What's in store this week.

Orange and Brown wrote: ↑Wed Feb 05, 2020 12:47 pm

SEFan wrote: ↑Wed Feb 05, 2020 12:04 pm Why would they change North Adams and Nelsonville to Jackson and not New Lexington? The fact that New Lexington has to travel 90 miles more as a higher seed is laughable.

mhs95_06 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 03, 2020 5:16 pm The miles for the visitor may be further in lots of cases if the better seed stayed at home, unless the teams got to pick their spot on the bracket instead of being assigned by seed.

Yes but visitors would get to decide to avoid those distances if they got to pick where they go on the bracket. Everybody else does it, why not the southeast?

Again, thankful that Logan goes central.

Nelsonville-York has always went to Jackson.

Would guess New Lexington and Crooksville have as well.