Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Ohio High School Athletic Association across Football, Baseball, Basketball.
The OHSAA announces a major divisional shift affecting 80 schools in Division I and 98 in Division II, with new regional placements, reassignments, and a detailed 2026 football calendar.
A recent OHSAA decision moves eight member schools to Division I, prompting shifts across regional assignments and altering the competitive structure for the upcoming football season.
An investigation into Bishop Sycamore reveals a fabricated high school football program that crumbled under scrutiny, highlighting failures in oversight, deceptive leadership, and the ripple effects on athletes, institutions, and the media.
Jamier Brown, a top Ohio State football recruit, disclosed unusual NIL negotiations and won a lawsuit that reshaped high school eligibility rules.
Despite a valiant effort, the Falcons concluded their season with a 5-1 defeat, marking their first state final appearance in 45 years.
Despite limited resources and a modest budget, the Delphos St. John's baseball team rallied around shared experiences and a coach’s unwavering belief, culminating in a championship victory that underscores the power of teamwork and perseverance.
The rapid rise of flag football among girls and young athletes is driving new programs, college scholarships, and even Olympic ambitions, as local leagues expand and national bodies eye the sport’s future.
The Badin Rams ended a three-decade title drought with a 7-2 win over Bishop Watterson, highlighted by a potent offense and a stifling defense that defined their championship run.
After a 25‑game winning streak and a legacy built on resilience, Badin’s baseball squad clinches a historic state title, with coach Brion Treadway guiding his son Brooks to the mound.
A look at how flag football participation has surged, the impact on schools, and the upcoming national and Olympic milestones
The Badin High School baseball team clinched its third state championship with a 7-2 victory over Columbus Bishop Watterson in Akron, capping a 29-3 season that included a 55-1 postseason scoring margin.
The Wildcats made their first appearance in the state tournament, overcoming a .500 regular season to reach the semifinals. Despite an early deficit, they scored a single run in the fifth inning, but New Albany’s lead proved decisive. Coach Ben Toerner highlighted the leadership of his graduating class, whose historic run will endure in Harrison’s record books.
The upcoming OHSAA Division I baseball final pits two storied Cincinnati programs against each other, with ticket details, broadcast info and key storylines.
The Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy baseball squad made history by reaching the OHSAA Division III state semifinals, only to see their run end with a 5‑1 loss to Columbus Bishop Watterson. Coach Jason Herblet praised his team's effort and looked ahead to a promising future.
Dominick Dials' two home runs and Jack Ryan's dominant pitching lead St. Xavier to a 5‑0 win over Olentangy Orange, setting up a championship clash with Moeller.
The Ohio high school baseball season will culminate on Friday in Akron, where Moeller and St. Xavier meet for the fourth time this season, each seeking a landmark championship.
The Badin High School baseball team defeated Padua Franciscan 5‑2 to reach the state championship, aiming for their first title in three decades.
The Harrison Wildcats captured their first regional title and now eye a state championship against New Albany in Canton.
The 98th Ohio High School Athletic Association baseball state tournament is in full swing, with two local squads vying for titles.
Jamier Brown captured three Division 2 state titles, setting the stage for his upcoming collegiate career.
Jamier Brown captured three Division 2 state track titles, posted the fastest 200‑meter time in Ohio, and is set to join Ohio State’s football class of 2027.
The St. Xavier Bombers captured a 6-5 regional championship over Oak Hills, ending a long title drought and advancing to face Olentangy Orange in the upcoming state semifinals.
A dramatic comeback, record‑setting steals and senior-driven momentum have sent St. Xavier back to the state stage after two decades of near‑misses.
Badin’s 5‑0 win over Butler, highlighted by Caleb Driessen’s complete‑game performance, extends a 23‑game streak and propels the team into the state title game on June 11.