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Here is the 2023 list of active top 10 finishes at the state championship. I think this demonstrates “state” success rather than “regional” success of just advancing to state. A one-year slip and schools must start from scratch. This year, streaks by Granville girls (14), Beavercreek girls (7), and Hilliard Davidson boys (7) ended. Granville “was” the top DII girls streak and Beavercreek and Davidson were the second best streaks for DI girls and DI boys respectively.
One-half, 30 of the state’s 60 top 10 finishing teams across all divisions were top 10 in 2022. Over the 5 years I’ve kept track of top 10 finishes, this has been the average. Expect half of the teams listed below to be replaced in 2024. This shows that it does not always take state meet experience for an outstanding showing. It also shows that there are consistently great programs in each division.
Per usual, I must point out Minster girls. This was their 14th state title since 1982 and 24th consecutive top 10 finish.
Division 1 Boys active top 10 finishes Olentangy Orange=1, Perrysburg=1, Rocky River=1, Springboro=1, Medina=2, Toledo St. Francis=2, Dublin Coffman=3, Massillon Jackson=3, Mason=7, St. Xavier=15
Division 2 Boys active top 10 finishes Bay Village=1, Bexley=1, Field=1, Kenston=1, Madeira=1, Sheridan=1, Fairfield Union=2, Hawken=2, Marlington=4, Woodridge=9
Division 3 Boys active top 10 finishes Lincoln View=1, New Bremen=1, Seneca East=1, Tuscarawas Valley=1, Versailles=1, West Liberty Salem=1, Botkins=2, Maplewood=2, Columbus Grove=4, Mt. Gilead=8
Division 1 Girls active top 10 finishes Avon=1, Cleveland St. Joeseph=1, Olentangy Liberty=1, Rocky River=1, Wadsworth=1, Lakota West=2, Shaker Heights=4, Perrysburg=4, Mason=6, Hilliard Davidson=7
Division 2 Girls active top 10 finishes Athens=1, CVCA=1, Oakwood=1, Tallmadge=1,Ottawa Glandorf=2, Salem=3, Waynesville=4, Minerva=4,
Woodridge=5, Lexington=12
Division 3 Girls active top 10 finishes Fort Recovery=1, Grandview Heights=1, Huron=1, Maplewood=1, Rittman=1, Madeira=3, Liberty Center=6, Fort Loramie=7, West Liberty Salem=7, Minster=24
One-half, 30 of the state’s 60 top 10 finishing teams across all divisions were top 10 in 2022. Over the 5 years I’ve kept track of top 10 finishes, this has been the average. Expect half of the teams listed below to be replaced in 2024. This shows that it does not always take state meet experience for an outstanding showing. It also shows that there are consistently great programs in each division.
Per usual, I must point out Minster girls. This was their 14th state title since 1982 and 24th consecutive top 10 finish.
Division 1 Boys active top 10 finishes Olentangy Orange=1, Perrysburg=1, Rocky River=1, Springboro=1, Medina=2, Toledo St. Francis=2, Dublin Coffman=3, Massillon Jackson=3, Mason=7, St. Xavier=15
Division 2 Boys active top 10 finishes Bay Village=1, Bexley=1, Field=1, Kenston=1, Madeira=1, Sheridan=1, Fairfield Union=2, Hawken=2, Marlington=4, Woodridge=9
Division 3 Boys active top 10 finishes Lincoln View=1, New Bremen=1, Seneca East=1, Tuscarawas Valley=1, Versailles=1, West Liberty Salem=1, Botkins=2, Maplewood=2, Columbus Grove=4, Mt. Gilead=8
Division 1 Girls active top 10 finishes Avon=1, Cleveland St. Joeseph=1, Olentangy Liberty=1, Rocky River=1, Wadsworth=1, Lakota West=2, Shaker Heights=4, Perrysburg=4, Mason=6, Hilliard Davidson=7
Division 2 Girls active top 10 finishes Athens=1, CVCA=1, Oakwood=1, Tallmadge=1,Ottawa Glandorf=2, Salem=3, Waynesville=4, Minerva=4,
Woodridge=5, Lexington=12
Division 3 Girls active top 10 finishes Fort Recovery=1, Grandview Heights=1, Huron=1, Maplewood=1, Rittman=1, Madeira=3, Liberty Center=6, Fort Loramie=7, West Liberty Salem=7, Minster=24