HIGH SCHOOL: OHSAA releases 2023-24 divisional breakdowns
COLUMBUS — The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced its division breakdown for the 2023-24 bowling season recently.
Among the boys, Carrollton will remain in Division II this season with 245 boys enrolled in the district. That number made the Warriors the largest school in the division this season, with Shelby being the final team in Division I with 247.
Marlington is the area team closest to the cutline in Division I with 260 enrollment, with Indian Valley (232) and Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy (232) being the closest to the cut line behind Carrollton.
In the girls division, Woodridge is the cut for Division I with 237 — just two students ahead of Ravenna, which has the top enrollment for Division II.
Marlington again is close to the cut line with 244 in Division I while Minerva is at 222, 15 out of the cut line.
See complete lists for the boys (top) and girls divisions here:
TOURNEY RESULTS: Liederbach tops Iron Sharpens Iron sweeper
OAKWOOD — Ryan Liederbach stopped No. 1 seed Frank Testa in the title match to claim first place in the Iron Sharpens Iron sweeper Friday at Roseland Lanes.
Testa topped qualifying with 993 for the four-game qualifier on the PBA Wolf oil pattern with 38 players in the field. The top four were seeded into the stepladder finals with four bowlers bowling a one-game rolloff for the final spot.
The July 21 event will feature the 38-foot PBA Marshal Holman oil pattern, with tourney director Kyle Brooks promising “something special” for participants. He will pay 10 spots off a field of 40 players.
Here are last week’s qualifying results:
