This year’s OHSAA boys basketball regional finals were all completed by Sunday evening. Going to the final four at the University of Dayton over the next two weeks are: Olentangy Orange (DI), Reynoldsburg (DI), Westerville North (DII), and Columbus Academy (DV).

Regional final results and state tournament information:

DIVISION I

Olentangy Orange 67, Groveport 53 (Wittenberg University) 

Reynoldsburg 98, Olentangy Liberty 91 (2OT) (Taft Coliseum)

STATE TOURNAMENT:

Cleveland St. Ignatius (22-4) vs. Lewis Center Olentangy Orange (24-2), Sunday, Canton Field House, noon

Reynoldsburg (25-1) vs. West Chester Lakota West (21-5), Sunday, Wright State University Nutter Center, noon

State Championship: Saturday, March 22, at University of Dayton Arena, 8:30 p.m.

DIVISION II

Westerville North 79, Big Walnut 50 (Taft Coliseum)

North Royalton 38, New Albany 35 (College of Wooster)

STATE TOURNAMENT:

Massillon Perry (13-13) vs. North Royalton (25-1), Sunday, Canton Field House, 3 p.m.

Westerville North (23-2) vs. Toledo St. Francis de Sales (16-9), Sunday, Wright State University Nutter Center, 6 p.m.

State Championship: Friday, March 21, at University of Dayton Arena, 7:30 p.m.

DIVISION III

Louisville 52, Bishop Hartley 45 (Taft Coliseum)

DIVISION IV

Maysville 66, River Valley 54 (Ohio University)

Gates Mills Hawken 63, Jonathan Alder 58 (Bowling Green State University)

DIVISION V

Columbus Academy 66, Bishop Ready 39 (Ohio Dominican University)

STATE TOURNAMENT:

Cleveland Heights Lutheran East (23-4) vs. Minford (25-1), Saturday, at St. Clairsville ECO Center, 4 p.m.

Gahanna Columbus Academy (27-0) vs. Cincinnati Summit Country Day (16-8), Friday, Wittenberg University, 8:30 p.m.

State Championship: Saturday, March 15, at University of Dayton Arena, 10:45 a.m.

DIVISION VI 

No regional final teams

DIVISION VII 

No regional final teams

NOTES:
– Olentangy Orange’s victory over Groveport was head coach Anthony Calo’s 200th career win
– Olentangy Orange and Reynoldsburg are going to the state tournament for the first time in their history
– Westerville North returns to the final four for the first time since 1996; it’s been since 1981 for Columbus Academy 
– Westerville North senior Tai Perkins, an Akron commit, had 17 of his 32 points in the first quarter of Saturday’s regional final
– Columbus Academy, at 27-0, is the only remaining CBUS-area team with an undefeated record