It was a much-awaited game. Because the OHSAA added three divisions to boys basketball, there was now a chance in Division I that there would be two teams from Central Ohio that could compete for a state championship in the 102-year history of tournament play in the Buckeye State.
By Kevin Rouch
CBUSsports Publisher
Before I get branded as a sports softie by the headline of this commentary, please know that I believe that champions should get the biggest trophy. Having said that, it shouldn’t be the only award given at the end of the season.
I have participated in and watched a lot of competitions. The past couple of weekends, I’ve spent days at UD Arena, taking in girls and boys state basketball finals. Central Ohio was lucky to have five different teams vying for the OHSAA title. [MORE]
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