bgsu07
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Post by bgsu07 on May 6, 2024 13:13:30 GMT -5
Lake Division
Sandusky Division 3 374 CB=17 Total 391
Norwalk Division 3 319 CB=8 Total 327
Tiffin Col. Division 3 300 CB=11 Total 311
Bellevue Division 4 245 CB=0 Total 245
Perkins Division 4 233 CB=7 Total 240
Clyde Division 4 231 CB=1 Total 232
Bay
Vermilion Division 4 199 CB=0 Total 199
PC Division 5 191 CB=8 Total 199
Willard Division 5 184 CB=0 Total 184
Edison Division 5 168 CB=4 Total 172
Margaretta Division 5 140 CB=16 Total 156
Huron Division 5 140 CB=16 Total 156
River
Lakota Division 6 139 CB=1 Total 140
Woodmore Division 6 112 CB=1 Total 113
Hopewell Division 6 103 CB=1 Total 104
Old Fort Division 7 80 CB=14 Total 94
Gibsonburg Division 7 93 CB=1 Total 94
Danbury Divison 7 46 CB=19 Total 65
New Riegel Division 7 55 CB=8 Total 63
SMCC Division 7 46 CB=14 Total 60
Calvert Division 7 60 CB= 0 Total 60
SJCC Division 7 33 CB=10 Total 43
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Post by sbclives on May 6, 2024 16:05:07 GMT -5
Huron must be the smallest Division 5 school. Didn’t miss Div. 6 by much.
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Post by edchambers on May 6, 2024 18:35:16 GMT -5
Huron's number is 156 (140 + 16). There are at least 30 schools smaller than them in D5. CB number of 5 or less would have put then in D6.
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Post by dude on May 14, 2024 4:58:40 GMT -5
May 13, 2024 10:27:29 GMT -4 edchambers said:
21 teams with 3 district winners in D3 for 2025. Will be interesting to see whether NWDAB assigns teams to a specific district or has an open draw for all 21 teams.
Lexington, Sandusky, Toledo Central Catholic, Shawnee, and Mansfield Senior look like the top teams at this point, but a whole lot could change between now and December.
Glad to see Sandusky upgrading their schedule even if it means a few L's. The Streaks were totally unprepared to play Perrysburg in the tournament.
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With the NWD territory being a little larger than the Central, It would make sense they assign teams to a district, but if they do provide 3 sites and let the teams pick their place, what do we see as the logical sites for the 3 district?
If they do assign sites, is there a prediction of how the teams will be matched up?
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Post by usramfan on Jun 15, 2024 14:41:09 GMT -5
May 13, 2024 10:27:29 GMT -4 edchambers said: 21 teams with 3 district winners in D3 for 2025. Will be interesting to see whether NWDAB assigns teams to a specific district or has an open draw for all 21 teams. Lexington, Sandusky, Toledo Central Catholic, Shawnee, and Mansfield Senior look like the top teams at this point, but a whole lot could change between now and December. Glad to see Sandusky upgrading their schedule even if it means a few L's. The Streaks were totally unprepared to play Perrysburg in the tournament. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- With the NWD territory being a little larger than the Central, It would make sense they assign teams to a district, but if they do provide 3 sites and let the teams pick their place, what do we see as the logical sites for the 3 district? If they do assign sites, is there a prediction of how the teams will be matched up? Just saw this post. There are actually only two districts for the NW District for both girls and boys. When I went through the list of schools, I think I counted 22 total boys schools and 16 total girls schools in Division 4, for example, which is where we'll be in Upper. Coaches were recently sent a survey asking which of the two options presented they'd prefer. The first option would be to go back to the old school way where a school is preassigned to a district. The second option would be to combine all the teams and let them choose which one to go to, which is what we did until recently. I know our girls coach chose the option of choosing which district to go to, but I'm not sure what most would prefer. And on another note, I saw over on Yappi in the baseball forum that with the increased of # divisions and the increased # of sites that would otherwise be needed, there's a good chance that the higher seed host concept would be extended through the district round. I would not be at all surprised if that happens with basketball too. |
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Post by dude on Jun 16, 2024 8:27:48 GMT -5
May 13, 2024 10:27:29 GMT -4 edchambers said: 21 teams with 3 district winners in D3 for 2025. Will be interesting to see whether NWDAB assigns teams to a specific district or has an open draw for all 21 teams. Lexington, Sandusky, Toledo Central Catholic, Shawnee, and Mansfield Senior look like the top teams at this point, but a whole lot could change between now and December. Glad to see Sandusky upgrading their schedule even if it means a few L's. The Streaks were totally unprepared to play Perrysburg in the tournament. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- With the NWD territory being a little larger than the Central, It would make sense they assign teams to a district, but if they do provide 3 sites and let the teams pick their place, what do we see as the logical sites for the 3 district? If they do assign sites, is there a prediction of how the teams will be matched up? When I went through the list of schools, I think I counted 22 total boys schools and 16 total girls schools in Division 4, for example, which is where we'll be in Upper. Coaches were recently sent a survey asking which of the two options presented they'd prefer. The first option would be to go back to the old school way where a school is preassigned to a district. The second option would be to combine all the teams and let them choose which one to go to, which is what we did until recently. I know our girls coach chose the option of choosing which district to go to, but I'm not sure what most would prefer. And on another note, I saw over on Yappi in the baseball forum that with the increased of # divisions and the increased # of sites that would otherwise be needed, there's a good chance that the higher seed host concept would be extended through the district round. I would not be at all surprised if that happens with basketball too. The discussion you are replying to is about D3 basketball in the NW. The OHSAA site says there are 3 districts for D3 in the NW for both boys and girls. |
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Post by dude on Jun 16, 2024 13:09:49 GMT -5
Coaches were recently sent a survey asking which of the two options presented they'd prefer. The first option would be to go back to the old school way where a school is preassigned to a district. The second option would be to combine all the teams and let them choose which one to go to, which is what we did until recently. I know our girls coach chose the option of choosing which district to go to, but I'm not sure what most would prefer. When did the NWDAB allow all the teams to select which district they participated in? To my knowledge the NW has always assigned teams to a district other than maybe D1. |
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Post by edchambers on Jun 16, 2024 13:54:32 GMT -5
May 13, 2024 10:27:29 GMT -4 edchambers said: 21 teams with 3 district winners in D3 for 2025. Will be interesting to see whether NWDAB assigns teams to a specific district or has an open draw for all 21 teams. Lexington, Sandusky, Toledo Central Catholic, Shawnee, and Mansfield Senior look like the top teams at this point, but a whole lot could change between now and December. Glad to see Sandusky upgrading their schedule even if it means a few L's. The Streaks were totally unprepared to play Perrysburg in the tournament. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- With the NWD territory being a little larger than the Central, It would make sense they assign teams to a district, but if they do provide 3 sites and let the teams pick their place, what do we see as the logical sites for the 3 district? If they do assign sites, is there a prediction of how the teams will be matched up? If they go the traditional route with teams assigned to districts, it might look something like this. Lexington, Sandusky, Mansfield Senior, Norwalk, Fremont Ross, Ashland, Madison (7) Toledo Central Catholic, Sylvania Southview, Clay, Rogers, Bowsher, Scott, Woodward (7) Shawnee, Wapakoneta, Defiance, Springfield, Bowling Green, Celina, Tiffin Columbian (7) |
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Post by usramfan on Jun 16, 2024 19:14:26 GMT -5
Coaches were recently sent a survey asking which of the two options presented they'd prefer. The first option would be to go back to the old school way where a school is preassigned to a district. The second option would be to combine all the teams and let them choose which one to go to, which is what we did until recently. I know our girls coach chose the option of choosing which district to go to, but I'm not sure what most would prefer. When did the NWDAB allow all the teams to select which district they participated in? To my knowledge the NW has always assigned teams to a district other than maybe D1. Perhaps I worded that poorly, but choosing which district to go to was one of the options presented to coaches about 3 weeks ago. It would sort of be like choosing which sectional site to go to within a district when they still did neutral sites for all the games - just on a bigger scale. |
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Post by dude on Jun 17, 2024 7:47:42 GMT -5
If they go the traditional route with teams assigned to districts, it might look something like this. Lexington, Sandusky, Mansfield Senior, Norwalk, Fremont Ross, Ashland, Madison (7) Toledo Central Catholic, Sylvania Southview, Clay, Rogers, Bowsher, Scott, Woodward (7) Shawnee, Wapakoneta, Defiance, Springfield, Bowling Green, Celina, Tiffin Columbian (7) Those are very possible assignments. It can also depend on where the host sites are. Willard, Lake and Liberty Benton could work. |
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Post by Big Lex Fan on Jun 17, 2024 13:48:09 GMT -5
I would go for Ontario instead of Willard. Nothing against Willard but I though Ontario did a nice job last season. Plus Ontario has a bigger gym floor (94 feet).
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Post by dude on Jun 17, 2024 13:56:24 GMT -5
I would go for Ontario instead of Willard. Nothing against Willard but I though Ontario did a nice job last season. Plus Ontario has a bigger gym floor (94 feet). ith Willard not being in D3 they COULD be an option since Norwalk and Sandusky and Fremont would be involved. Only yo make travel a little more even. Even Shelby would be a little closer. |
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Post by Big Lex Fan on Jun 17, 2024 15:41:42 GMT -5
Ontario is division IV I believe. Shelby’s gym is not big enough for Div III.
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Post by dude on Jun 17, 2024 20:30:37 GMT -5
Ontario is division IV I believe. Shelby’s gym is not big enough for Div III. Willard is a better central location to all of the schools being discussed and it is rated at the same seating amount as Ontario. |
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