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Most people know that Coach Mauro left for the head coaching position at Canal Winchester, a suburban Columbus school district playing in division 3. From what people down there have told me, CW has a reputation for being a football softie, and doesn't have a big following. Given that their five-year record is 20-30 (thanks Joe Eitel!), I suppose that's understandable.
However, one thing to note is that CW is a rapidly growing community (what Columbus suburan district isn't?), so that might change.
A look back at those last five years, CW is apparently in an eight team league featuring former D5 (super)power, Amanda-Clearcreek. A-C had the misfortune of growing this year and moving up to D4, where Steubenville and Mooney both lie (oww!!!). CW itself moved up from D4 to D3 back in 2003.
Back to Joe Eitel, Canal Winchester is now 4-0 on this young season, but haven't exactly beaten any major teams, as their opponents corporate record is a mere 4-12. Going forward, the Indians' opponents are 9-15 so far this year.
Best of luck to Coach Mauro and his Canal Winchester Indians. They have a reasonable shot at the D3R12 playoffs this year, as they're currently ranked second in that region.
However, one thing to note is that CW is a rapidly growing community (what Columbus suburan district isn't?), so that might change.
A look back at those last five years, CW is apparently in an eight team league featuring former D5 (super)power, Amanda-Clearcreek. A-C had the misfortune of growing this year and moving up to D4, where Steubenville and Mooney both lie (oww!!!). CW itself moved up from D4 to D3 back in 2003.
Back to Joe Eitel, Canal Winchester is now 4-0 on this young season, but haven't exactly beaten any major teams, as their opponents corporate record is a mere 4-12. Going forward, the Indians' opponents are 9-15 so far this year.
Best of luck to Coach Mauro and his Canal Winchester Indians. They have a reasonable shot at the D3R12 playoffs this year, as they're currently ranked second in that region.