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February 09, 2010
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FAVC Swimming and Diving Championships
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The Final Individual Results for the 2010 FAVC Swimming and Diving Championships have been posted in our Swimming tabs above. Go to Conference Meet for all the results and to the All Conference tab for the Champions and Runner-ups.
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FAVC 13th Annual Swimming and Diving Championships Preview
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Let’s take a look back at the 2009 Championships before previewing our 2010 Championships:
TEAM CHAMPIONS (Boys/Girls)
Buckeye: MILFORD / ANDERSON
Cardinal: TURPIN / TURPIN
Scarlet: TALAWANDA / TALAWANDA
SWIMMER/COACH OF THE YEAR (Boys/Girls)
Buckeye: Beau Robinson, Milford / Sammie Wheeler, Loveland and Gary Tameris, Milford / Randy Simons, Loveland
Cardinal: Steven Zimmerman, Little Miami / Sam Van Dyke, Kings and / Brad Isham, Kings (Boys and Girls’ co-coach) and Jennifer Taylor Stueve (Girls’ co-coach)
Scarlet: Kenyon Grand, Edgewood / Alexa Davis, Talawanda and Danielle Reed, Northwest and Boys’ Co-coaches: Katy Corban, Edgewood and Jackie Huff, Talawanda / Girls’ Co-coaches: Kim Peters, Northwest and Julie Rentschler, Ross
NEW RECORDS SET IN 2009
Boys: Steven Zimmerman, LM: 200 IM, New Record: 1:57.25 and 100 Backstroke, New Record: :52.68. 200 Free Relay: LOVELAND, New Record: 1:30.27.
Girls: Julia Comodeca, Anderson: 50 Free, New Record: :24.63, 200 IM Relay: TURPIN, New Record: 1:52.63 and 200 Free Relay: TURPIN, New Record: 1:41.36.
LONGEST STANDING RECORDS
Boys: ANDERSON in the 200 Medley Relay, Record Time: 1:38.35; set in 2000.
Girls: Megan Tomes, Anderson: 100 Free, Record Time: :53.30 set in 2001.
PREVIOUS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Boys: TURPIN—7 (the last seven yrs. 2003-2009); Mason—4 (2004-2007); ANDERSON—3 (200-2002); LOVELAND—3 (2001, 2003, and 2008); TALAWANDA—3 (2007-2009); WILMINGTON (1998-2000); KINGS (2003) and MILFORD (2009)
Girls: TURPIN—8 (2003-2009 and 2001); Mason--5 (2004-2007 and 1999); ANDERSON—4 (2008-2009, 2002, and 2000); KINGS—3 (2000-2002); TALAWANDA—3 (2007-2009) and WILMINGTON--2 (2003 and 1998)
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Coming Up This Week in the FAVC
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Wow, could Puxatony Phil have been more correct in his prediction of 6 more weeks of winter??? Mother Nature is flexing her muscles and trying to throw a wrench in the final two weeks of regular season competition for the FAVC. But please know our Directors of Athletics, our Coaches and our Student-athletes will not succumb to the elements. We will persevere and complete our Winter Sports Season.
The Wrestling tournament will take place this Saturday at Wilmington (please see related article on this page). This is the final week of the regular season for Girls’ Basketball and the next to last week of the regular season for Boys’ Basketball. OHSAA tournament competition begins this week for our swimmers and divers (please see the related article on this page).
So let’s see what’s coming up This Week in the FAVC:
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
The final week of the regular season will be a busy one for most teams as a result of the cancellations (please see related article on this page) this past week. The Sectional Tournament begins the following week (please see related article on this page).
ANDERSON (15-3, 9-0) has won its First-Ever FAVC title and goes for an undefeated Buckeye divisional record when the Redskins face 2nd Place, HARRISON (12-5, 6-2) on Sat. Feb. 13 @ Harrison. Anderson will also travel to Sycamore (10-7) on Tuesday. The Wildcats will try to hold on to 2nd Place when they host ROSS on Wednesday, before their tilt with ANDERSON on the final Saturday of the regular season. Third place LOVELAND (11-7, 6-3) is hoping for a Wildcat loss in either of their divisional games and then winning their own finale @ 4th Place MILFORD (9-9, 4-5). The Tigers will face KINGS in a cross-divisional game on Wednesday.
Nothing changes for current Cardinal division leader, WALNUT HILLS (15-2, 8-0) and 2nd Place KINGS (12-5, 7-1). The Eagles can clinch at least a tie for its 2nd consecutive Cardinal division title this week when they host 5th Place WILMINGTON (8-8, 2-6) on Monday before meeting the Knights on the final Saturday for a chance to win the title outright. The Eagles also have a game at Hughes (13-3, the leader in the Cincinnati Metro Athletic Conference) on Thursday. KINGS will travel to 3rd Place LITTLE MIAMI (8-8, 4-4) on Monday and host LOVELAND on Wednesday before hosting the Eagles.
MT. HEALTHY (13-5, 7-1) is in position to win its First-Ever Scarlet division championship and can do so this week, by defeating 3rd Place NORTHWEST (7-10, 5-3) on Monday, which would clinch at least a share of the crown, and EDGEWOOD (4-13, 3-5; T 4th Place) on Saturday for the outright championship. ROSS (12-5, 6-2) must win out at TALAWANDA (T 4th Place; 6-11, 3-5) on a date to be determined and at home on Saturday against NORTHWEST. The Rams will also host HARRISON on Wednesday, while the Knights will meet inter-district rival Colerain (13-4) on Wednesday.
BOYS’ BASKETBALL
Head Coach, Donnie Gillespie’s WINTON WOODS Warriors (12-2, 6-0) can clinch at least a tie for their 6th FAVC title by defeating ANDERSON (T 5th Place; 7-8, 2-5) on Monday, and then close out 2nd Place GLEN ESTE (13-3, 5-3) with a win over LOVELAND (T 3rd Place; 4-10, 3-4) on Friday. In between those games, the Warriors will host Woodward (11-4, Cincinnati Metro Athletic Conference) on Tuesday. The Trojans will face Goshen (11-4, Southern Buckeye Conference-American Division) in a non-league affair on Tuesday and then travel to HARRISON (T 5th Place; 4-12, 2-5) on Friday.
WALNUT HILLS (13-1, 7-0) and WILMINGTON (10-5, 6-0) have been scheduled to meet twice this season and have yet to play due to the inclement weather, so they will face each other on consecutive days this weekend, Friday at Wilmington and at Walnut Hills on Saturday. The Eagles will host NORTHWEST (9-6) on Tuesday. Wilmington has a make-up game with third place KINGS (7-9, 5-2) with the date yet to be determined. The Knights are still in contention pending the results of the double-dip between the Eagles and the Hurricanes. LITTLE MIAMI (4th Place; 6-9, 2-5) will travel to Kings on Friday.
The Scarlet division is a four-team race at this point. Rather than try to sort out the scenarios, let’s just take a look at the schedules:
NORTHWEST (T 1st Place; 9-6, 5-2) @ WALNUT HILLS (2/9), vs. NORWOOD (5th Place; 6-8, 3-4) on Wednesday and @ MT. HEALTHY on Friday.
MT. HEALTHY (T 1st Place; 9-7, 5-2) vs. NORTHWEST on Friday.
EDGEWOOD (T 3rd Place; 9-7, 4-3) @ NORWOOD on Friday and @ Hamilton (3-12, Greater Miami Conference).
ROSS (T3rd Place; 6-9, 4-3) vs. TALAWANDA (6th Place; 1-13, 0-7) on Friday and vs. Monroe (0-15, Southwest Buckeye).
BOWLING
There are two weeks remaining in the regular season. All of our divisional championships have been determinded.
The schedule for this week:
Tuesday, Feb. 9th: LITTLE MIAMI @ LOVELAND, Purcell-Marian @ NORWOOD, WINTON WOODS @ Elder/Seton, Oak Hills @ NORTHWEST and Woodward @ WALNUT HILLS.
Wednesday, Feb. 10th: WILMINGTON @ Goshen, LaSalle/McAuley @ HARRISON, and WINTON WOODS @ MT. HEALTHY
Thursday, Feb. 11th: Mason @ KINGS, MT. HEALTHY @ NORWOOD, and ANDERSON @ LOVELAND.
ACADEMIC TEAM
The schedule for Wednesday, Feb. 10th (current divisional standing and records):
Buckeye: GLEN ESTE (5th Place; 4-8, 3-5) @ LOVELAND (1st Place; 11-1, 8-0); HARRISON (T 3rd Place; 5-7, 4-4) @ ANDERSON (T 3rd Place; 6-6, 4-4) ; and MILFORD (2nd Place; 6-5-1, 5-3) @ WINTON WOODS (6th Place; 0-11-1, 0-8)
Cardinal: WALNUT HILLS (1st Place; 12-0, 8-0) @ AMELIA (5th Place; 6-5-1, 2-5-1), WILMINGTON (3rd Place; 8-4, 4-4) @ KINGS (4th Place; 7-5, 3-5) and LITTLE MIAMI (6th Place; 5-6-1, 1-6-1) @ TURPIN (2nd Place; 7-5, 5-3).
Scarlet: TALAWANDA (T1st Place; 8-4, 7-1) @ ROSS (T1st Place; 7-4-1, 7-1), NORTHWEST (3rd Place; 5-7, 4-4) @ EDGEWOOD (4th Place; 4-7-1, 3-4-1) and NORWOOD (5th Place; 2-9-1, 2-5-1) @ MT. HEALTHY (6th Place; 1-10-1, 0-8).
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FAVC Wrestling Championships This Saturday, Feb. 13th
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2010 FAVC Wrestling Tournament Preview
The 33rd Annual FAVC Wrestling tournament will be held on Saturday, Feb. 13th at Wilmington H.S. Wrestling will begin at 10:00 a.m. for all three divisions.
Factoids about the FAVC Wrestling Tournament:
LITTLE MIAMI won the 1st FAVC Wrestling Championship in 1977.
FAVC Team Titles—11 different schools have won team titles:
Blanchester: 10; HARRISON and WILMINGTON: 8; ROSS: 6; Mason: 4; Lebanon, LITTLE MIAMI and Springboro: 2; ANDERSON, LOVELAND and MT. HEALTHY: 1.
Returning Champions in the 2010 field:
Buckeye: Patrick Campbell, Anderson (’09-119 lbs.), Joey Sarnecki, Loveland (’09-125 lbs., ’08-103 lbs.), Tyler Giffin, Harrison (’09-140 lbs., ’08-125 lbs.), Cody Burris, Glen Este (’09-152 lbs. at Amelia), C. J. Riveria, Harrison (’09-160 lbs.).
Cardinal: Cory Clolinger, Amelia (’09, ’08, and ’07 all at 103 lbs.), Ike Bray, Wilmington (’09-135 lbs), Kyle Ross, Wilmington (’09-140 lbs), Michael Burge, Wilmington (’09-130 lbs.), Alec Bradley, Little Miami (’09-285 lbs).
Scarlet: Nick McSorley, Edgewood (’09-119 lbs. and Wrestler of the Year, ’08-112 lbs., ’07-103 lbs.), Joey Conrad (’09-145 lbs., ’08-135 lbs., and ’07-140 lbs.) Patrick McKernan, Ross (’09-112 lbs. and ’08-103 lbs.), Jordan Puska, Edgewood (’09-112 lbs.), Colten Payne, Ross (’09-135 lbs.), Tyler Davidson, Ross (’09-171 lbs.) and Christian Estes, Edgewood (’09-160 lbs.).
A look back at last year’s tournament:
2009 FAVC Wrestling Tournament Results:
Divisional Team Champions:
Buckeye: HARRISON (4th in a row and 8th out of the last 10 titles),
Cardinal: WILMINGTON (2nd consecutive),
Scarlet: ROSS (2nd consecutive in the Scarlet, 6th overall, including 4 Cardinal division titles).
Weight Class Champions (Listed by Buckeye, Cardinal and Scarlet):
103 lbs.: Patrick Campbell, And.; Cory Clolinger, Am.; and Patrick McKernan, Ross
112 lbs.: Joey Sarnecki, Lvl.; Patrick Williamson, Kings; Jordan Puska, Edge
119 lbs.: Kyle Lewis, Lvl.; Ike Bray, Wilm.; Nick McSorley, Edge
125 lbs.: C. J. Pickleheimer, GE; John-Morgan Correll, Turp.; Tyler Alsip, Nwd.
130 lbs.: Nick Van DeRyt, Har; Michael Burge, Wilm. Shay Lenos, Edge
135 lbs: Wesley Brown, And.; Michael Aldrich, Tarp. Colten Payne, Ross
140 lbs.: Tyler Giffin, Har. Kyle Ross, Wilm.; Christian Unger, Ross
145 lbs.: Tommy Fehring, GE; Michael Taylor, Turp. Joe Conrad, Ross
152 lbs.: Kevin Campbell, Har. Cody Burris, Am.; Zach Zehler, Edge
160 lbs.: C. J. Rivera, Har. Jay Campbell, Wilm.; Christian Estes, Edge
171 lbs.: Tyler Godfrey, GE; Matt Kelly, Turp. Tyler Davidson, Ross
189 lbs.: Andrew Tumlin, Har. Chris Cowman, Wilm.; Carson Cagle, Ross
215 lbs.: Ryan McDonald, Har. Keith Maps, Will.; Maurice Henry, MtH
285 lbs.: Taylor Krimmer, GE; Alec Bradley, LM; Winston Kemp, MTH
We hope you are able to brave the elements and come out to Wilmington to support your favorite grappler.
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Coaches vs. Cancer Basketball Games at Milford
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Two "Coaches v. Cancer" basketball games will be hosted at Milford High School next week. These games have been chosen to help raise money for cancer research and to raise cancer awareness. They are a part of a larger program sponsored by the American Cancer Society and National Association of Basketball Coaches. The Milford girls' basketball team hosts Goshen on Monday, February 8th at 7:30 pm and the Milford boys' basketball team hosts Anderson on Friday, February 12th at 7:30 pm. There will be t-shirts available for purchase at the game to help the fundraiser. Please come out to support the teams and a great cause! (Press Release courtesy of Milford Director of Athletics, Mark Trout)
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Weather Related Cancellations
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Due to the obvious weather conditions the following FAVC contests have been rescheudled. This does not include the Swimming and Diving Championships. Please see the article below containg the contingency plans for the FAVC Swimming and Diving Championships.
BOYS BASKETBALL
WILMINGTON @ WALNUT HILLS is CANCELLED for 2/6/10 and RESCHEDULED for Sat. Feb. 13th @ WALNUT HILLS
EDGEWOOD @ TALAWANDA is CANCELLED for 2/5/10 and RESCHEDULED for Tues. Feb. 16 @ Talawanda.
MT. HEALTHY @ ROSS is CANCELLED for 2/5/10 and RESCHEDULED for Tues. Feb. 16 @ ROSS.
NORTHWEST vs. NORWOOD is CANCELLED for 2/5/10 and RESCHEDULED for Wed. Feb. 10 @ NORTHWEST
KINGS vs. WILMINGTON is CANCELLED for 2/5/10. No rescheduled date right now.
LITTLE MIAMI vs. TURPIN is Cancelled for 2/5/10. No rescheduled date right now.
WINTON WOODS @ MILFORD is CANCELLED for 2/5/10 and RESCHEDULED for Sat. Feb. 20 @ MILFORD.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
HARRISON @ GLEN ESTE is CANCELLED for 2/6/10 and RESCHEDULED for Mon. Feb. 8 @ GLEN ESTE.
WILMINGTON @ WALNUT HILLS is CANCELLED for 2/6/10 and RESCHEDULED for Mon. Feb 8 @ WALNUT HILLS.
MT. HEALTHY @ NORTHWEST is CANCELLED FOR 2/6/10 and RESCHEDULED for Mon. Feb. 8 @ NORTHWEST.
TURPIN vs. AMELIA is CANCELLED for 2/6/10 and RESCHEDULED FOR Wed. Feb. 10.
LITTLE MIAMI vs. KINGS is CANCELLED for 2/6/10 and RESCHEDULED for Mon. Feb. 8 @ LITTLE MIAMI.
WRESTLING
GLEN ESTE vs. LOVELAND and MILFORD has been CANCELLED for 2/5/10.
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Collegiate Signing Day -- Feb. 3rd
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Please join us in congratulating and celebrating the senior student-athletes of the FAVC as they sign on the dotted line and commit to the college or university of their choice to continue their education and athletic careers at the collegiate level.
A complete list, as submitted by each school's athletic dept. can be found on line under the College Commitment tab above.
CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR FAVC STUDENT-ATHLETES!!!
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Girls' Sectional Basketball Schedule
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The schedule for FAVC schools in the 2010 Ohio High School Athletic Association Girls’ Basketball Sectional Tournament:
Monday, Feb. 15th:
MILFORD (#20) vs. Western Brown (#19), 6:00 p.m. @ Kings H.S.
GLEN ESTE (#27) vs. LITTLE MIAMI (#23), 7:30 p.m. @ Kings H.S.
Wednesday, Feb. 17th:
Western Hills (#21) vs. LOVELAND (#17), 6:00 p.m. @ Kings H.S.
AMELIA (#31) vs. Lakota West (#6), 6:00 p..m. @ Lakota East H.S.
Woodward (#32) vs. WALNUT HILLS (#4), 6:00 p.m. @ Harrison H.S.
WINTON WOODS (29) vs. Mt. Notre Dame (#9), 7:30 p.m. @ Harrison H.S.
Taylor (#9) vs. ROSS (#5), 7:30 p.m. @ Withrow H.S.
TALAWANDA (#9) vs. Bellbrook (#3), 7:30 p.m. @ Springboro H.S.
Thursday, Feb. 18th:
Mercy (#18) vs. KINGS (#15), 6:00 p.m. @ Lakota East H.S.
Lakota East (#14) vs. Mt. Healthy (#16), 6:00 p.m. @ Harrison H.S.
Thurgood Marshall (#8) vs. WILMINGTON (#4), 7:00 p.m. @ Springboro H.S.
TURPIN (#24) vs. Middletown (#22), 7:30 p.m. @ Harrison H.S.
NORWOOD (#10) vs. McNicholas (#4), 7:30 p.m. @ Withrow H.S.
Saturday, Feb. 20th:
EDGEWOOD (#20) vs. Beavercreek (#4), Noon @ Troy H.S.
HARRISON (#13) vs. Winner of Lakota East/MT. HEALTHY, 3:00 p.m. @ Harrison H.S.
Monday, Feb. 22nd:
NORTHWEST (#28) vs. ANDERSON (#8), 6:00 p.m. @ Lakota East H.S.
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FAVC Winter Sports Champions
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Stand Up and Take a Bow to the following 2009-2010 Winter Sports Champions:
BOYS BOWLING:
Buckeye: GLEN ESTE wins its first outright championship and its 2nd FAVC title. The Trojans were also co-champions in 2004-2005.
Cardinal: WALNUT HILLS and WILMINGTON tie for the divisional crown. For the Eagles, its their First-Ever FAVC crown. The Hurricanes win their 3rd title in the past five years.
Scarlet: NORTHWEST is the only champion this division will know, as the Knights wrap up their 4th divisional title in a row and their 6th overall crown.
GIRLS’ BOWLING:
Buckeye: HARRISON finishes the season undefeated in the division and claims its 2nd title in a row and their 4th overall.
Cardinal: WILMINGTON, currently undefeated in the division wins its 3rd in the past four years.
Scarlet: NORTHWEST will not have lost a single Cardinal division match and currently ride a 25 consecutive match divisional winning streak in rolling to their 6th straight FAVC bowling title.
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL:
Buckeye: ANDERSON has won its First-Ever FAVC Girls’ Basketball Title.
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Ohio High School Athletic Association Tournament Schedules
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The Ohio High School Athletic Association’s Winter Sports Tournament Schedules:
SWIMMING
Boys’ Divisional 1 Sectional Diving: @ Miami University, Tues. Feb. 9th (Division 1) Wed. Feb. 10th (Division 2) Thurs. Feb. 11th (Division 1); Swimming: Fri. Feb. 12th (both divisions) at:
Keating Natatorium, St. Xavier H.S. for HARRISON, NORTHWEST, and WALNUT HILLS in Division 1 and NORWOOD, ROSS and WILMINGTON in Division 2.
Mason H.S. for ANDERSON, GLEN ESTE, KINGS, LITTLE MIAMI, LOVELAND, MILFORD, and TURPIN.
Centerville H.S. for EDGEWOOD.
The District Meet will be held at Miami University; Diving on Tues. Feb. 16th for Division 2 and Wed. Feb. 17th for Division 1 and Swimming on Fri. Feb. 19th for both divisions.
Girls’ Divisional 1 Sectional Diving: @ Miami University, Tues. Feb. 9th (both Divisions) Thurs. Feb. 11th (Division 1); Swimming: Sat. Feb. 13th (both divisions) at:
Keating Natatorium, St. Xavier H.S. for HARRISON, NORTHWEST, TALAWANDA and WALNUT HILLS in Division 1 and NORWOOD and ROSS in Division 2.
Mason H.S. for ANDERSON, EDGEWOOD, GLEN ESTE, KINGS, LITTLE MIAMI, LOVELAND, MILFORD, TURPIN and WILMINGTON.
The District Meet will be held at Miami University; Diving on Tues. Feb. 16th (Division 2) Thurs. Feb. 18th (Division 1) and Swimming on Sat. Feb. 20th (both divisions).
The State Meet will be in Canton Wednesday, Feb. 24th through Saturday, Feb. 27th.
BOWLING
The Boys’ Sectional tournaments will be held at Crossgate Lanes (AMELIA, GLEN ESTE, HARRISON, MILFORD, TURPIN and WILMINGTON) and Colerain Bowl (ANDERSON, KINGS, LITTLE MIAMI, LOVELAND, MT. HEALTHY, NORTHWEST, NORWOOD, WALNUT HILLS and WINTON WOODS) on Friday, Feb. 19th.
There will be 8 qualifying teams and individuals from the Colerain Sectional and 5 qualifying teams and individuals from the Crossgate Sectional advancing the District Tournament on Sat. Feb. 27th at Eastern Lanes in Middletown. The State Bowling Championships will be on Friday, March 5th at Shawnee Lanes in Chillicothe.
The Girls’ Sectional tournaments will be held at Crossgate Lanes (AMELIA, GLEN ESTE, HARRISON, KINGS, LITTLE MIAMI, TURPIN and WILMINGTON) and Colerain Bowl (ANDERSON, LOVELAND, MILFORD, MT. HEALTHY, NORTHWEST, WALNUT HILLS, and WINTON WOODS) on Saturday, Feb. 20th.
There will be 9 qualifying teams and individuals from the Colerain Sectional and 5 qualifying teams and individuals from the Crossgate Sectional advancing the District Tournament on Fri. Feb. 26th at Eastern Lanes in Middletown. The State Bowling Championships will be on Saturday, March 6th at Shawnee Lanes in Chillicothe.
WRESTLING
The FAVC Wrestling Championships begin the “Month of Champions”. The three weeks following our Championships include the OHSAA’s Sectional Tournaments (Fri./Sat. Feb. 20/21), District Tournament (Fri./Sat. Feb. 26/27) and the State Tournament (Thurs./Fri./Sat. March 4-6).
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
The Seed Meeting for the OHSAA’s Sectional Tournament Open Draw is Sun. Feb. 7th.
Sectional Tournament dates: Feb. 15 through Feb. 27.
District Championship date: March 6
Regional Tournament dates: March 9 through March 13
State Tournament dates: March 18 through March 20
BOYS’ BASKETBALL
The Seed Meeting for the OHSAA’s Sectional Tournament Open Draw is Sun. Feb. 14th.
Sectional Tournament dates: Feb. 22 through March 6
District Championship date: March 13
Regional Tournament dates: March 16 through March 20
State Tournament dates: March 18 through March 20
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Six FAVC Schools Receive Harold Meyer Sportsmanship Award by the OHSSA
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Congratulations to Amelia (5), Little Miami (9), Loveland (9), Ross (8), Wilmington (8) and Nagel Middle School (7). The number of years each of those schools have won the award is listed after the school in parentheses. Sixty-seven high schools and 7th-8th grade schools were selected as 2008-09 recipients of The Ohio High School Athletic Association Harold A. Meyer Award for Sportsmanship, Ethics and Integrity. The awards are presented to schools that demonstrate they have completed an eight-part program that promotes sportsmanship, ethics and integrity in their schools and communities. The awards began in 1992 and are named in honor of the late Harold A. Meyer, commissioner of the OHSAA from 1969 to 1977. Winners are presented a banner at a school assembly or athletic event.
CONGRATULATIONS AMELIA, LITTLE MIAMI, LOVELAND, ROSS, WILMINGTON AND NAGEL !!!!
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FAVC Official Assignor Bill Klamo inducted in OHSAA Hall of Fame
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On Saturday, June 27th, the FAVC's very own official assignor, Bill Klamo, was recognized by the Ohio High School Athletic Association and was one of twelve enshrined in the Officials Hall of Fame at a banquet and ceremony at the Worthington Holiday Inn.
This is the 21st class to be inducted in the hall of fame, which is the only OHSAA sanctioned hall of fame. The OHSAA is also one of the few state athletic associations to have an Officials Hall of Fame, said Henry Zaborniak, the OHSAA assistant commissioner who oversees the nearly 16,500 officials in the state of Ohio.
Bill has over 90 combined years of officiating experience in the sports of baseball, basketball and football. During his 31-year football career, Klamo saw action for 20 years in postseason games. He worked six semifinals and three championship games. As a 34-year basketball official, he was assigned to 18 regional games and two state tournaments. For 33 out of 36 years, Klamo worked regional baseball games. He umpired 11 state baseball tournaments and is a member of the Butler County Association. In addition. in 1992, he was inducted into the Ohio Amateur Softball Hall of Honor.
STAND UP AND TAKE A BOW, BILL, YOU'VE EARNED IT. THANK YOU FOR ALL THAT YOU HAVE DONE FOR THE STUDENT-ATHLETES OF THE FAVC AND THE STATE OF OHIO!!!
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FAVC to Realign in 2010-2011
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What follows is a press release from Fort Ancient Valley Commissioner, Steve Borich, relative to the re-alignment that will occur as result of Amelia leaving the FAVC:
The FAVC has voted to stay at 17 schools for the 2010-11 and 2011-12 seasons when Amelia goes to the Southern Buckeye Conference. They have also voted to realign into two divisions for all sports except football which will remain with the present alignment. All schools will remain in their present divisions for football with the Cardinal division only having 5 schools.
The two divisions for all other sports will be based on an East-West division.
East: Anderson , Glen Este, Kings, Little Miami , Loveland , Milford , Turpin, Walnut Hills, Wilmington
West: Edgewood, Harrison, Mt. Healthy, Norwood , Northwest, Ross, Talawanda, Winton Woods
Next year (2009-2010) the FAVC will remain as it is currently aligned.
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FAVC Web Sponsorship Ads Available
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FAVC sponsorship ads are still available. With over 1.5 million page hits last year, your ad will reach thousands of students, parents and sports fans from eighteen high schools covering five counties. Ads are available from a little over a dollar a day and up. In sponsoring the website you support student athletes and high school sports.
If you are interested in a FAVC sponsorship ad, please contact Steve Borich at commish@favcsports.com
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