Tournament

 
I believe JLP was asking if they had to buy a ticket for each of the 2 matches at Barberton.
 
Yes today it shows as two different days - as of this morning they were both Wednesday, 6:30 pm and 8 pm. They also didn’t have the Kent game even listed for sale but they did have the other game for sale ! ( I’ve been to several basketball tournament double headers over the years with just one ticket )
 
jlp said:
Yes today it shows as two different days - as of this morning they were both Wednesday, 6:30 pm and 8 pm. They also didn’t have the Kent game even listed for sale but they did have the other game for sale ! ( I’ve been to several basketball tournament double headers over the years with just one ticket )
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Ditto. I’d be curious as to why they changed it.
 
az0217t said:
I believe JLP was asking if they had to buy a ticket for each of the 2 matches at Barberton.
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Haha my bad. I’ve never seen them clear the gym between matches in any high school volleyball event, so you should only need to buy one. Who knows with OHSAA though.
 
Years ago (2005 ?) OHSAA would clear the gym for girl's volleyball state finals. Not sure if they do that now.
 
boothmark77 said:
Region 6 was the only region to separate the regional semifinal games into 2 different nights. All other 7 regions held back to back semifinal games at same location. So clearly, it was not money.
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I would almost guarantee one of the schools had a conflict so both teams and the host site agreed to move it. Pretty simple explanation given the typical end of the year things going on
 
I don’t pay much attention to boys volleyball but my two girls and son played in grade school. They gave it up for other sports in high school. Are Catholic schools over represented because they start playing in 3rd grade? I noticed that most schools still playing are Catholic high schools.
 
Catholic grade school programs BWAC and CYO have been around for 15-20 years so yes they start early. I know Oak Hills/Taylor/Lakota East all have started to field teams in these league so you hopefully will see more parity moving forward.
 
Irwin20 said:
I don’t pay much attention to boys volleyball but my two girls and son played in grade school. They gave it up for other sports in high school. Are Catholic schools over represented because they start playing in 3rd grade? I noticed that most schools still playing are Catholic high schools.
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The Cincy Catholic Grade Schools do a great job of getting girls and boys to play volleyball. In fact, can be a little intense at times. The club level of the sport is insanely competitive.

Here’s an interesting note of how well Cincy Catholic Schools have done in D1.

Ohio Girls Volleyball
Since 1993, 75% of the State Championships at the D1 level have been won by Cincy all girls Catholic Schools. Ursuline Academy, MND, Seton, St Ursula and Mercy have all won at least one in that period.

Ohio Boys Volleyball
Although not sanctioned until this year, it was run by the Ohio High School Boys Volleyball Association prior.
Since 1995, 73% of the State Championships were won by Cincy all boys Catholic Schools. Moeller, Elder and St X are the schools.

I’d be willing to guess D2 is similar.
 
boothmark77 said:
The Cincy Catholic Grade Schools do a great job of getting girls and boys to play volleyball. In fact, can be a little intense at times. The club level of the sport is insanely competitive.

Here’s an interesting note of how well Cincy Catholic Schools have done in D1.

Ohio Girls Volleyball
Since 1993, 75% of the State Championships at the D1 level have been won by Cincy all girls Catholic Schools. Ursuline Academy, MND, Seton, St Ursula and Mercy have all won at least one in that period.

Ohio Boys Volleyball
Although not sanctioned until this year, it was run by the Ohio High School Boys Volleyball Association prior.
Since 1995, 73% of the State Championships were won by Cincy all boys Catholic Schools. Moeller, Elder and St X are the schools.

I’d be willing to guess D2 is similar.
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For boys in D2, Alter had a run where they won something like 6 titles in a row. I'm honestly not even sure who else has won without the old website to look at, but, outside of Alter's run, there was Badin last year and Fenwick in 2021. I think St. Charles has maybe won before? Someone else will have to help me out with others.
 
MyNameIsDoug? said:
For boys in D2, Alter had a run where they won something like 6 titles in a row. I'm honestly not even sure who else has won without the old website to look at, but, outside of Alter's run, there was Badin last year and Fenwick in 2021. I think St. Charles has maybe won before? Someone else will have to help me out with others.
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If I recall correctly, Alter made 5 straight championships and lost the 5th to St Charles (in 2019?)
 
MyNameIsDoug? said:
For boys in D2, Alter had a run where they won something like 6 titles in a row. I'm honestly not even sure who else has won without the old website to look at, but, outside of Alter's run, there was Badin last year and Fenwick in 2021. I think St. Charles has maybe won before? Someone else will have to help me out with others.
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2022, Division I
Archbishop Moeller, Lee Meyer def. Elder, Sean Tierney

2022, Division II
Stephen T Badin, Anitra Brockman def. Archbishop Carroll, Tim O'Brien

2021, Division I
Archbishop Moeller, Lee Meyer def. Elder, Sean Tierney

2021, Division II
Bishop Fenwick, Pete Ehrlich def. Olentangy, Emi Holsclaw

2019, Division I
St. Xavier, Bill Ferris def. Archbishop Moeller, Matt McLaughlin

2019, Division II
Walsh Jesuit, Brad Seislove def. Bishop Watterson, Ryan Thompson

2018, Division I
Archbishop Moeller, Matt McLaughlin def. Hilliard Darby, Evan Bell

2018, Division II
St. Charles, Ned Gruber def. Archbishop Alter, Craig Erford

2017, Division I
St. Ignatius, Casey Marcelo def. Hilliard Darby, Bryan Webb

2017, Division II
Archbishop Alter, Craig Erford def. Archbishop Hoban, Jeremy Leyden

2016, Division I
Elder, Sean Tierney def. Archbishop Moeller, Matt McLaughlin

2016, Division II
Archbishop Alter, Craig Erford def. Walsh Jesuit, Brad Seislove

2015, Division I
Hillard Darby, Bryan Webb def. Beavercreek, Carol Bysak

2015, Division II
Archbishop Alter, Craig Erford def. St. Francis DeSales, Andy Feltz

2014, Division I
Elder, Sean Tierney def. St. Xavier, Bill Ferris

2014, Division II
Archbishop Alter, Craig Erford def. Bishop Watterson, Anthony Randolph

2013, Division I
Hilliard Darby, Bryan Webb def. Elder, Sean Tierney

2013, Division II
Bishop Fenwick, Yoon Ha def. Walsh Jesuit, Connor McCluskey

2012, Division I
Archbishop Moeller, Matt McLaughlin def. Hilliard Darby, Bryan Webb

2012, Division II
Archbishop Alter, Craig Erford def. Roger Bacon, Adam Goller

2011 Division I
St. Edward, Neil Corrigan def. Archbishop Moeller, Greg Ulland

2011, Division II
Archbishop Alter, Craig Erford def. Archbishop Hoban, Matt Mihelic

2010, Division I
Elder, Sean Tierney def. Archbishop Moeller, Greg Ulland

2010, Division II
Archbishop Hoban, Matt Mihelic def. St. Charles, Shane Farrell

2009, Division I
Archbishop Moeller, Greg Ulland def. Elder, Sean Tierney

2009, Division II
St. Charles, Shane Farrell def. Archbishop Hoban, Matt Mihelic

2008, Division I
Elder, Sean Tierney def. St. Xavier, Bill Ferris

2008, Division II
Archbishop Hoban, Matt Mihelic def. Archbishop McNicholas, Denny Murphy

2007
Archbishop Moeller, Greg Ulland def. Elder, Joe Bianco

2006
St. Xavier, Bill Ferris def. Archbishop Moeller, Greg Ulland

2005
Archbishop Moeller, Greg Ulland def. St. Xavier, Bill Ferris

2004
Archbishop Moeller, Greg Ulland def. Centerville, Pat Reynolds

2003
St. Xavier, Bill Ferris def. Archbishop Moeller, Greg Ulland

2002
Centerville, Pat Reynolds def. Watterson, Chuck Gleich

2001
Centerville, Pat Reynolds def. Dublin Coffman, Pam Wesley

2000
Elder, Tom Silbernagel def. Walsh Jesuit, Missy Christ

1999
Elder, Tom Silbernagel def. Centerville, Pat Reynolds

1998
Archbishop Moeller, Tom Brinkmann def. Archbishop Hoban, Brian Teeling

1997
Archbishop Moeller, Tom Brinkmann def. St. Xavier, Donna Mechley

1996
Lebanon, Bob McLain def. Centerville, Kevin Profitt

1995
Lebanon, Bob McLain def. Buckeye Trail, Jeff Beros

1994
Centerville, Pam Witzmann def. Lebanon, Larry Bone

1993
Springfield Holland, Dennis Caldwell def. Dublin Coffman, Chris Milan

1992
Dublin Coffman, Chris Milan def. Centerville, Pam Witzmann

1991
Hilliard Davidson, Chris Van Arsdale def. Gahanna Lincoln, Judy Ratzenberger

1990
Thomas Worthington, Alena Mankovecky def. St. Charles, Joe Bilancio

1989
Norwalk, Grace Hutchinson def. Perrysburg, Gordon Oliver

1988
Archbold, Julie Nofzinger def. Norwalk, Grace Hutchinson
 
buffalochicken said:
2022, Division I
Archbishop Moeller, Lee Meyer def. Elder, Sean Tierney

2022, Division II
Stephen T Badin, Anitra Brockman def. Archbishop Carroll, Tim O'Brien

2021, Division I
Archbishop Moeller, Lee Meyer def. Elder, Sean Tierney

2021, Division II
Bishop Fenwick, Pete Ehrlich def. Olentangy, Emi Holsclaw

2019, Division I
St. Xavier, Bill Ferris def. Archbishop Moeller, Matt McLaughlin

2019, Division II
Walsh Jesuit, Brad Seislove def. Bishop Watterson, Ryan Thompson

2018, Division I
Archbishop Moeller, Matt McLaughlin def. Hilliard Darby, Evan Bell

2018, Division II
St. Charles, Ned Gruber def. Archbishop Alter, Craig Erford

2017, Division I
St. Ignatius, Casey Marcelo def. Hilliard Darby, Bryan Webb

2017, Division II
Archbishop Alter, Craig Erford def. Archbishop Hoban, Jeremy Leyden

2016, Division I
Elder, Sean Tierney def. Archbishop Moeller, Matt McLaughlin

2016, Division II
Archbishop Alter, Craig Erford def. Walsh Jesuit, Brad Seislove

2015, Division I
Hillard Darby, Bryan Webb def. Beavercreek, Carol Bysak

2015, Division II
Archbishop Alter, Craig Erford def. St. Francis DeSales, Andy Feltz

2014, Division I
Elder, Sean Tierney def. St. Xavier, Bill Ferris

2014, Division II
Archbishop Alter, Craig Erford def. Bishop Watterson, Anthony Randolph

2013, Division I
Hilliard Darby, Bryan Webb def. Elder, Sean Tierney

2013, Division II
Bishop Fenwick, Yoon Ha def. Walsh Jesuit, Connor McCluskey

2012, Division I
Archbishop Moeller, Matt McLaughlin def. Hilliard Darby, Bryan Webb

2012, Division II
Archbishop Alter, Craig Erford def. Roger Bacon, Adam Goller

2011 Division I
St. Edward, Neil Corrigan def. Archbishop Moeller, Greg Ulland

2011, Division II
Archbishop Alter, Craig Erford def. Archbishop Hoban, Matt Mihelic

2010, Division I
Elder, Sean Tierney def. Archbishop Moeller, Greg Ulland

2010, Division II
Archbishop Hoban, Matt Mihelic def. St. Charles, Shane Farrell

2009, Division I
Archbishop Moeller, Greg Ulland def. Elder, Sean Tierney

2009, Division II
St. Charles, Shane Farrell def. Archbishop Hoban, Matt Mihelic

2008, Division I
Elder, Sean Tierney def. St. Xavier, Bill Ferris

2008, Division II
Archbishop Hoban, Matt Mihelic def. Archbishop McNicholas, Denny Murphy

2007
Archbishop Moeller, Greg Ulland def. Elder, Joe Bianco

2006
St. Xavier, Bill Ferris def. Archbishop Moeller, Greg Ulland

2005
Archbishop Moeller, Greg Ulland def. St. Xavier, Bill Ferris

2004
Archbishop Moeller, Greg Ulland def. Centerville, Pat Reynolds

2003
St. Xavier, Bill Ferris def. Archbishop Moeller, Greg Ulland

2002
Centerville, Pat Reynolds def. Watterson, Chuck Gleich

2001
Centerville, Pat Reynolds def. Dublin Coffman, Pam Wesley

2000
Elder, Tom Silbernagel def. Walsh Jesuit, Missy Christ

1999
Elder, Tom Silbernagel def. Centerville, Pat Reynolds

1998
Archbishop Moeller, Tom Brinkmann def. Archbishop Hoban, Brian Teeling

1997
Archbishop Moeller, Tom Brinkmann def. St. Xavier, Donna Mechley

1996
Lebanon, Bob McLain def. Centerville, Kevin Profitt

1995
Lebanon, Bob McLain def. Buckeye Trail, Jeff Beros

1994
Centerville, Pam Witzmann def. Lebanon, Larry Bone

1993
Springfield Holland, Dennis Caldwell def. Dublin Coffman, Chris Milan

1992
Dublin Coffman, Chris Milan def. Centerville, Pam Witzmann

1991
Hilliard Davidson, Chris Van Arsdale def. Gahanna Lincoln, Judy Ratzenberger

1990
Thomas Worthington, Alena Mankovecky def. St. Charles, Joe Bilancio

1989
Norwalk, Grace Hutchinson def. Perrysburg, Gordon Oliver

1988
Archbold, Julie Nofzinger def. Norwalk, Grace Hutchinson
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Awesome, thank you! So D2-wise:
Alter - 6
Hoban - 2
St. Charles - 2
Fenwick - 2
Badin - 1
Walsh Jesuit - 1

Not much parity with Alter having the run they did and it only being a small sample size, but some more parity outside of Alter and in the runner-ups. Also, we're guaranteed a first time champion this weekend in D2, so that's pretty fun.
 
boothmark77 said:
The Cincy Catholic Grade Schools do a great job of getting girls and boys to play volleyball. In fact, can be a little intense at times. The club level of the sport is insanely competitive.

Here’s an interesting note of how well Cincy Catholic Schools have done in D1.

Ohio Girls Volleyball
Since 1993, 75% of the State Championships at the D1 level have been won by Cincy all girls Catholic Schools. Ursuline Academy, MND, Seton, St Ursula and Mercy have all won at least one in that period.

Ohio Boys Volleyball
Although not sanctioned until this year, it was run by the Ohio High School Boys Volleyball Association prior.
Since 1995, 73% of the State Championships were won by Cincy all boys Catholic Schools. Moeller, Elder and St X are the schools.

I’d be willing to guess D2 is similar.
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You started girls stats in 93 but Canton McK girls won 3 titles soon before that ☺️
 
Liberty looks very good, running a quick offense and good ball control. However, we've seen how a team like that has fared in the last two finals vs a Moeller team. I'm still leaning toward Liberty, though! I'll say in 5 as well.
 
Falcon11 said:
Liberty looks very good, running a quick offense and good ball control. However, we've seen how a team like that has fared in the last two finals vs a Moeller team. I'm still leaning toward Liberty, though! I'll say in 5 as well.
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Liberty looked VERY good in that 1st set. Ball control was fantastic and their quick offense is giving Moeller’s blockers fits. Sullenberger also picks up damn near everything
 
And there you have it: Moe wins the 5th set 15-13 for the three-peat. Liberty had virtually no answer for Patterson; 21 kills, 1 error on 46 swings, 8 blocks

And both teams return a lot. Moe loses Patterson, Hagerty and Threm; huge, huge losses no doubt, but return Marcum, Geselbracht, Wong, Sauer, Ernst and Yox. Liberty only loses Sullenberger I believe. Might very well see these 2 teams at it again next year
 
You would have to think that Moe's experience and conditioning played a big role in the comeback. How many times have we seen them down to a match point only to rally and completely swing the Moementum? Unreal performances in the last few years. GBM 💪 🏐
 
birdog said:
You would have to think that Moe's experience and conditioning played a big role in the comeback. How many times have we seen them down to a match point only to rally and completely swing the Moementum? Unreal performances in the last few years. GBM 💪 🏐
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Absolutely! Also give credit to some in game lineup tweaks that showed how good Coach Meyer is in the postseason. What a match!
 
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