West Carrolton, Xenia, and Stebbins all have a plenty large African African American population. IT HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH RACE! and they didn’t vote them out. they started their own league without trotwood. and the GWOC only votes them out because they were by far the smallest school after Lebanon left. this is NOT a race issue!They started winning even at div 3 and the rest of the white schools just vote them out FOR NO REASON. It was wrong. They use to be founding member of the SWBL ITS TIME TO BRING THEM BACK
city league teams have the same problems as trotwood.. why do you want them with the SWBL so bad???Or if you want to think big the SWBL. Could add CM Wilmington Edgewood. And the City league and you could have 3 divisions within the league
I was being a smartasscity league teams have the same problems as trotwood.. why do you want them with the SWBL so bad???
And don’t forget Springfield, they didn’t want them either and this school has a larger minority population than all of the others. No race issue to discuss!!!West Carrolton, Xenia, and Stebbins all have a plenty large African African American population. IT HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH RACE! and they didn’t vote them out. they started their own league without trotwood. and the GWOC only votes them out because they were by far the smallest school after Lebanon left. this is NOT a race issue!
i was talking about all the schools that broke off to form the MVL. but you’re right, Trotwood was obviously the team to kick out and it was barely a debate. and Springfield and Wayne kept Trotwood on schedules for the most part.And don’t forget Springfield, they didn’t want them either and this school has a larger minority population than all of the others. No race issue to discuss!!!
They would play better competition in the SWBL rather then I the city leagueTrotwood wants to win State Championships.
for football they will have 5 division games and 2 crossovers starting in 2021, after Milton Union and Preble Shawnee leave. add Massie and Wilmington and there would be 6 divisional and 1 crossover.As a Massie guy, does the SWBL play 6 league games ? Leaving 4 OOC games. How many games are cross over games with the smaller divisions teams. Everyone wants better competition, and some Clinton Massie fans would jump at the chance to join the SWBL, but looking at how you schedule games and mixing the two divisions, would leave Massie fans driving weeknights to Eaton and Brookville solid hour drive. What is the timeline for the league to add or drop teams in the SWBL
That's how it will be starting in 2021? I just assumed that things would change up for the SWBL. With only 10 teams remaining in the conference, I had guessed that teams will play the 9 league teams, and then have 1 OOC game. I was just assuming though. I didn't think they would still have divisions since they will only be divisions of 5. There will need to be some re-aligning as the small division lost 4 of it's 7 teams, while the big school division stayed in tact.for football they will have 5 division games and 2 crossovers starting in 2021, after Milton Union and Preble Shawnee leave. add Massie and Wilmington and there would be 6 divisional and 1 crossover.
Take Northridge out too. They are joining MU in the new league.for football they will have 5 division games and 2 crossovers starting in 2021, after Milton Union and Preble Shawnee leave. add Massie and Wilmington and there would be 6 divisional and 1 crossover.
Northridge and Dixie you’re right.Take Northridge out too. They are joining MU in the new league.
Not terrible. But if Clinton-Massie and Wilmington are added, it'd overload the east. And I'm not sure of the top of my head who you could add to the west. Maybe West Carrollton? Any SWOC teams interested?They are going to East/West divisions, of 5 schools each? So it'll look something like (I'm just guessing by looking at a map)… I actually don't mind this, but I think it would be best to switch Monroe and Carlisle..
East: Waynesville, Bellbrook, Oakwood, Franklin, Carlisle
West: Eaton, Valley View, Brookville, Monroe, Madison
Or if you want to think big the SWBL. Could add CM Wilmington Edgewood. And the City league and you could have 3 divisions within the league
You are correct. Those 3 schools are a package deal.I could be wrong, but I would guess that Ross and Talawanda are a package deal with Edgewood. I just don't see one joining a new league without the others.
In my opinion, if the league added CM and Wilmington. They could do a split like below. Then a team like CM could play Waynesville, Bellbrook and Franklin as part of their division games. Then also play VV in a crossover and still have 3 OOC games to schedule whoever. I think that wouldn't be too bad.Not terrible. But if Clinton-Massie and Wilmington are added, it'd overload the east. And I'm not sure of the top of my head who you could add to the west. Maybe West Carrollton? Any SWOC teams interested?
I say blow it all up and start a new league in the Dayton area:Or if you want to think big the SWBL. Could add CM Wilmington Edgewood. And the City league and you could have 3 divisions within the league
I don't know about all of that, but I do think some of those teams could possibly do something together. However this post being about the SWBL, you are leaving out over half the teams. What about Eaton, Waynesville, Madison, Monroe, Carlisle, Oakwood and Brookville? I actually think the SWBL has a good thing going on, and I don't think you need to break it up or do anything major just yet.I say blow it all up and start a new league in the Dayton area:
CJ, Alter, Franklin, Bellbrook, Trotwood, Valley Veiw, Fenwick, Clinton Masssie, Egdewood, Ross
I'm sure there are better fits for various but it's a start.
This would be bad for the leagueThat's how it will be starting in 2021? I just assumed that things would change up for the SWBL. With only 10 teams remaining in the conference, I had guessed that teams will play the 9 league teams, and then have 1 OOC game. I was just assuming though. I didn't think they would still have divisions since they will only be divisions of 5. There will need to be some re-aligning as the small division lost 4 of it's 7 teams, while the big school division stayed in tact.
i couldn’t agree more with any of this!Bellbrook seems destined for the MVL. Sidney being in the south makes 0 sense.
Brookville will get an offer from the TRC when Lehman shuts its doors or Riverside gets an invite from the Ohio Heritage Conference.
Not sure if Franklin would work in the MVL but I like the idea of thinking of forming a league with some of the SWOC. That would certainly be intriguing.
That being said, I like the SWBL. I dont think it should just be imploded.
this works for me and i would personally like to see this happen.In my opinion, if the league added CM and Wilmington. They could do a split like below. Then a team like CM could play Waynesville, Bellbrook and Franklin as part of their division games. Then also play VV in a crossover and still have 3 OOC games to schedule whoever. I think that wouldn't be too bad.
East: Waynesville, Bellbrook, Monroe, Franklin, CM, Wilmington
West: Eaton, Valley View, Brookville, Oakwood, Madison, Carlisle
East: Waynesville, Bellbrook, Oakwood, Franklin, Carlisle
West: Eaton, Valley View, Brookville, Monroe, Madison