2019-2020 Enrollment Numbers

[shelbyrr11]

I'll add more to this as I get time.

The newest enrollment numbers, and henceforth football divisions have been released on OHSAA.

No regions have been posted yet. As far as changes in the MOAC go, River Valley has moved up to D3 from D4. 

There seemed to be an influx of familiar schools into the northwest D4, such as Clyde, Perkins, Fostoria, Upper Sandusky, and Ottawa Glandorf. The only schools to leave the region looked like St. Mary's, Lima Bath, and River Valley. 


I don't like any of the ways I formatted the league data, so I'll leave that up to someone else if I don't eventually get to it. But here are some other notable area changes:

- Ashland from D2 to D3
- Wynford is D5, Bucyrus is D6


Here is the link:

ohsaa.org/Sports-Tournaments/Football/Football-2019 

[A no.1]

With Perkins and Clyde dropping down and Upper Sandusky moving up to D4, several MOAC schools are now on the fringe of getting moved to region 15. That would be Galion, Shelby, Ontario and Clear Fork. Not good if you can't get a home playoff game in the first round as travel is brutal. However, that region is traditionally weak so chances of a deep playoff run are good.

[oldno72]

Jun 4, 2019 13:28:40 GMT -5 shelbyrr11 said:

I'll add more to this as I get time.

The newest enrollment numbers, and henceforth football divisions have been released on OHSAA.

No regions have been posted yet. As far as changes in the MOAC go, River Valley has moved up to D3 from D4. 

There seemed to be an influx of familiar schools into the northwest D4, such as Clyde, Perkins, Fostoria, Upper Sandusky, and Ottawa Glandorf. The only schools to leave the region looked like St. Mary's, Lima Bath, and River Valley. 


I don't like any of the ways I formatted the league data, so I'll leave that up to someone else if I don't eventually get to it. But here are some other notable area changes:

- Ashland from D2 to D3
- Wynford is D5, Bucyrus is D6

Here is the link:

ohsaa.org/Sports-Tournaments/Football/Football-2019 


Wynford moved up a division with Their large competive balance add back.  Sometimes open enrollment can bite you in the keister

[shelbyrr11]

Jun 4, 2019 19:14:57 GMT -5 A no.1 said:

With Perkins and Clyde dropping down and Upper Sandusky moving up to D4, several MOAC schools are now on the fringe of getting moved to region 15. That would be Galion, Shelby, Ontario and Clear Fork. Not good if you can't get a home playoff game in the first round as travel is brutal. However, that region is traditionally weak so chances of a deep playoff run are good.

I took a light look at things yesterday, and I believe there is a good chance that the Richland County area schools can still stay in the Northwest. Here are my *rough* estimate of schools that left/entered each region.

Left Region 13: 9
Enter Region 13: 5

Left Region 14: 3
Enter Region 14: 7 (include Toledo Scott and Rossford)

Left Region 15: 7
Enter Region 15: 7

Left Region 16: 7
Enter Region 16: 7

Overall, the imbalances come from the Northwest and Northeast regions. However, the Northwest Region 14 had quite a few Cleveland area schools during the last alignment. They can shift over to the Northeast to help supplant the schools that left while also balancing out the overflow of schools in the Northwest region. 

[A no.1]

Jun 5, 2019 6:35:13 GMT -5 shelbyrr11 said:

I took a light look at things yesterday, and I believe there is a good chance that the Richland County area schools can still stay in the Northwest. Here are my *rough* estimate of schools that left/entered each region.

Left Region 13: 9
Enter Region 13: 5

Left Region 14: 3
Enter Region 14: 7 (include Toledo Scott and Rossford)

Left Region 15: 7
Enter Region 15: 7

Left Region 16: 7
Enter Region 16: 7

Overall, the imbalances come from the Northwest and Northeast regions. However, the Northwest Region 14 had quite a few Cleveland area schools during the last alignment. They can shift over to the Northeast to help supplant the schools that left while also balancing out the overflow of schools in the Northwest region. 

Makes sense but the OHSAA has always been awful at geography. We'll see soon enough. 

[maplecityjake]

Jun 5, 2019 15:32:47 GMT -5 A no.1 said:

Jun 5, 2019 6:35:13 GMT -5 shelbyrr11 said:

I took a light look at things yesterday, and I believe there is a good chance that the Richland County area schools can still stay in the Northwest. Here are my *rough* estimate of schools that left/entered each region.

Left Region 13: 9
Enter Region 13: 5

Left Region 14: 3
Enter Region 14: 7 (include Toledo Scott and Rossford)

Left Region 15: 7
Enter Region 15: 7

Left Region 16: 7
Enter Region 16: 7

Overall, the imbalances come from the Northwest and Northeast regions. However, the Northwest Region 14 had quite a few Cleveland area schools during the last alignment. They can shift over to the Northeast to help supplant the schools that left while also balancing out the overflow of schools in the Northwest region. 

Makes sense but the OHSAA has always been awful at geography. We'll see soon enough. 

It's not really a geographical issue; Regions/Divisions have to be balanced, and when not ideally balanced in geographical sense, we get what we get.

[A no.1]

Jun 5, 2019 16:31:35 GMT -5 maplecityjake said:

It's not really a geographical issue; Regions/Divisions have to be balanced, and when not ideally balanced in geographical sense, we get what we get.

I get that but it's not always the case. For instance, in 2016 they had Shelby in region 15 and Highland in region 14. Geographically, that doesn't make any sense. It should've been the other way around. 

[shelbyrr11]

Jun 5, 2019 18:36:10 GMT -5 A no.1 said:

Jun 5, 2019 16:31:35 GMT -5 maplecityjake said:

It's not really a geographical issue; Regions/Divisions have to be balanced, and when not ideally balanced in geographical sense, we get what we get.

I get that but it's not always the case. For instance, in 2016 they had Shelby in region 15 and Highland in region 14. Geographically, that doesn't make any sense. It should've been the other way around. 

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I won't say it makes sense, but Highland was closer to 11 of 25 opposing schools in region 14 than Shelby was. In some realm, it was acceptable by OHSAA.

On the other hand, Highland was closer to about every single region 15 school than Shelby.

Overall, I'm ok. Being in region 15 let Shelby play playoff games at Westerville Central and Massillon. Cool locations. 

[usa70pp]

Quick look at the numbers for the MOAC
Harding D2 462
RV D3 269
Ontario D4 251
Shelby D4 250
Clear Fork D4 229
Galion D4 210
Pleasant D5 179

[usa70pp]

KMAC numbers
Highland D4 218
Centerburg D6 145
Northmor D6 140
Fredericktown D6 137
Mt. Gilead D6 130
Cardington D6 119
East Know D6 117
Danville D7 85