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AMANDA CLEARCREEK HIGH SCHOOL 328 E. Main St. Amanda AMANDA CLEARCREEK HIGH SCHOOL BEXLEY/JV/MIDDLE SCHOOL BASEBALL 328 E. Main St. Amanda, OH 43102 Jewish Community Center 70 east to Rt. 33 southeast. Take Rt. 33 Lancaster bypass (left two lanes) to Rt. 22 exit. 1125 College Ave. Columbus, OH 43209 Turn right and go west on Rt. 22 to first exit into Amanda. Turn left. HS is on the left on 70 east to Main St. (Bexley) exit. Follow exit to light at Main St. Turn right. Follow Main Main St. (60 minutes) St. to College Ave. Turn right. Jewish Community Center is on the right. (20 minutes) BEECHCROFT HIGH SCHOOL BEXLEY/JV/MIDDLE SCHOOL SOFTBALL FIELD 6100 Beechcroft Rd. Columbus, OH 43229 MONTROSE ELEMENTARY 71 north to Rt. 161 east. Take 161 east to Beechcroft Rd. Turn left. HS is on the right. 2555 E. Main St. Columbus, OH 43209 (25 minutes) 70 east to Main St. (Bexley) exit. Follow exit to Main St. and turn right. Follow Main St. to Montrose Ave. Turn right. Field is behind Montrose Elementary School. (15 minutes) BERLINER PARK 1300 Deckebach Rd. Columbus, OH 43223 BEXLEY VARSITY BASEBALL /CLOWSEN FIELD 71 south to Greenlawn Ave. exit. Turn right onto Greenlawn Ave. and travel east to park Clowsen Field S. Nelson Rd. Columbus, OH 43205 entrance at Deckebach Rd. Turn right on Deckebach Rd. into park. (15 minutes) 70 east to Main St. (Bexley) exit. Follow exit to Main St. Turn left onto Main St. On Main St. make an immediate right onto Holtzman Ave. to Clowsen Field. (15 minutes) BERNE UNION HIGH/MIDDLE SCHOOL 506 N. Main St. Sugar Grove, OH 43155 BIG RUN PARK 70 east to Rt. 33 (southeast exit) Take Rt. 33 southeast. Take Rt. 33 Lancaster bypass (left 4225 Clime Rd. Columbus, OH 43228 two lanes). South of Lancaster, turn left at Sugar Grove Rd. (traffic light). Go into Sugar 70 west to 270 south. Take 270 south to Georgesville Rd. Turn left on Georgesville Rd and Grove and turn left on Main St. Go north on Main St. MS is on the right. HS is in the back. follow to Clime Rd. Turn right on Clime Rd .Big Run Park is on the right. (20 minutes) (NOTE: Until Lancaster bypass is complete, exit Rt. 22. Turn left (east) on Rt. 22 into Lancaster. Turn right (south) onto Rt. 33 to Sugar Grove Rd. light.) (60 minutes) BIG WALNUT HIGH SCHOOL 555 S. Old 3C Highway Sunbury, OH 43074 BERNE UNION/GOLF 71 north to Rt. 37 exit. Turn right on Rt. 37 and follow to Columbus St. Turn right (south) Windy Hills Golf Course on Columbus St. Both HS are on the left. Turn left into school driveway. HS is on the 26771 Natural Dr. Rockbridge, OH 43149 right. (50 minutes) 70 east to 33 southeast. Go southeast on Rt. 33 (take bypass around Lancaster) to the Village of Rockbridge sign. Cross over northbound Rt. 33 and turn right. Drive up hill to BIG WALNUT MIDDLE SCHOOL Windy Hills Golf Course. (60 minutes) 777 Cheshire Road, Sunbury, OH 43074 71 north to Rt 37 exit. Turn right on Rt. 37 and follow to Cheshire Rd. Turn right on BEXLEY HIGH / MIDDLE SCHOOL Cheshire Rd. The MS is on the south side of the road. (New facility) 326 S. Cassingham/300 S. Cassingham Rd. Columbus, OH 43209 70 east to Main St. (Bexley) exit. Follow exit to Main St. and turn right. Follow Main St. to BISHOP HARTLEY HIGH SCHOOL Cassingham Rd. Turn left on Cassingham Rd. HS and MS are on the right. (15 minutes) 1285 Zettler Rd. Columbus, OH 43227 70 east to James Rd. exit. Go north on James Rd. to Livingston Ave. Go east on Livingston Ave. to Zettler Rd. HS is on the corner of Livingston and Zettler Rd. (25 minutes) BISHOP HARTLEY / TENNIS BROOKHAVEN HIGH SCHOOL Wolfe Park Broad St. Columbus, OH 43209 4077 Karl Rd. Columbus, OH 43224 70 east to Main St. (Bexley exit). Turn left on Main St. Take Main St. to Bryden Rd. Turn 71 north to Cooke Rd. exit. Turn right and travel east on Cook Rd. to Karl Rd. Turn left at right on Bryden Rd. Take Bryden Rd. to Broad St. Wolfe Park is immediately on the right Karl Rd. HS sits back off of Karl Rd. on the left (west) side. (25 minutes) on Broad St. (15 minutes) BUCKEYE VALLEY HIGH/MIDDLE SCHOOL BISHOP READY HIGH SCHOOL 901 Coover Rd./683 Coover Rd. Delaware, OH 43015 707 Salisbury Rd. Columbus, OH 43204 23 north to Coover Rd. Turn left on Coover Rd. HS/MS are on the left. (45 minutes) 670 west to Hague Ave. Go south on Hague Ave. to Mound St. Turn right on Mound St. Turn left onto Salisbury Rd. (15 minutes) BISHOP WATTERSON HIGH SCHOOL 99 E. Cooke Rd. Columbus, OH 43214 315 north to Henderson Rd. exit. Turn right (east) on Henderson Rd., crossing over High St. Traveling east, Henderson Rd. turns into Cooke Rd. HS is on the right. (20 minutes) BLOOM-CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL 5240 Plum Road Carroll, OH 43112 70 east to Rt. 33 southeast. Take Rt. 33 southeast into Carroll. Turn left at stoplight at Plum Rd. (50 minutes) BOLTON FIELD GOLF COURSE/MENTEL MEMORIAL 6005 Alkire Rd. Columbus, OH 43119 670 west to 270 south to Georgesville Rd. Turn right on Georgesville Rd. Take Georgesville Rd. to Norton Rd. and turn left. At first stop sign turn right on Alkire Rd. Golf course is on the left. (20 minutes) BRIGGS HIGH SCHOOL 2555 Briggs Rd. Columbus, OH 43223 670 west to Rt.70 west to Hague Ave. Turn right onto Hague Ave. Follow Hague Ave. to Briggs Rd. and turn left. HS is about one mile on the right. (15 minutes) BRIGGS TENNIS/WESTGATE PARK Westgate Park 455 S.Westgate Ave. Columbus, OH 43204 670 west to Rt. 70 west to Hague Ave. Turn right onto Hague Ave. Go south on Hague Ave. to Sullivant Ave. Turn right on Sullivant Ave. Follow to Westgate Ave. and turn right. (20 minutes) CANAL WINCHESTER HIGH / MIDDLE SCHOOL CIRCLEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 300 Washington St./100 Washington St. Canal Winchester, OH 43110 380 Clark Dr. Circleville, OH 43113 70 east to Rt. 33 southeast. Follow 33 southeast to Gender Rd. and turn right. Follow Gender 23 south to Circleville exit. Go east on Main St. through business district to Rt. 22 Rd. to Groveport Rd. and turn left. Groveport Rd. dead-ends at Washington St. Turn right (Lancaster Pike). Turn left on Rt. 22. Travel to traffic light at Nicolas. Turn left on Nicolas. onto Washington St. (40 minutes) Follow to Clark Dr. HS is behind elementary school. (60 minutes) CANAL WINCHESTER/GOLF CIRCLEVILLE EVERETT MIDDLE SCHOOL Westchester Golf Course 520 S. Court St. Circleville, OH 43113 6300 Bent Grass Blvd. Canal Winchester, OH 43110 23 south to Rt. 22 east. Take Rt. 22 east and follow into Circleville to Court St. Turn right 70 east to Rt. 33 southeast. Follow 33 southeast to Gender Rd. Follow Gender Rd. to Bent on Court St. Take Court St. to Mill St. Turn left on Mill St. MS gym is on the right at the Grass Blvd. (45 minutes) corner of Court St. and Mill St. (60 minutes) CARDINGTON HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBUS ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL 349 Chesterville Ave. Cardington, OH 43315 4300 Cherry Bottom Rd. Gahanna, OH 43230 71 north to Rt. 61 (Mt. Gilead/Cardington exit). Turn left. Take Rt. 61 north to Rt. 529. 670 east to Rt. 62 (670 will become Rt. 62 at Gahanna.) Follow Rt. 62 into Gahanna. (Rt. Turn left. HS is on the left. (60 minutes) 62 will turn left immediately after the bridge). Continue on Rt. 62 to Cherry Bottom Rd. Turn left onto Cherry Bottom Rd. HS is on the right. (30 minutes) CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL 1441 Bethel Rd. Columbus, OH 43220 COLUMBUS AQUATIC CENTER (Hunter Pool). 315 north to Bethel Rd. exit. Turn left on Bethel Rd. Travel west to Godown Rd. Turn left Travel west on Third Avenue, past Neil Avenue. Turn left on Hunter Avenue. Pool is on on Godown Rd. HS is on the right. (15 minutes) the right, next to the old Doctors North Hospital. CENTERBURG HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBUS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS (CSG) 3782 Columbus Rd. Centerburg, OH 43011 56 S. Columbia Ave. Columbus, OH 43209 71 north to Rt.36/Rt. 37 exit. Turn right on Rt. 36. Follow to Rt. 3. Turn left on Rt. 3 into 670 east to Leonard Ave. exit. Turn right on Leonard Ave. Take Leonard Ave. to Taylor Centerburg. At first traffic light, turn right on Preston. Travel two blocks. HS is on the Ave. Turn left on Taylor Ave. Take Taylor Ave. to E. Broad St. Turn left on E. Broad St. corner of Preston and Columbus Rd. (50 minutes) Take E. Broad St. to Drexel Ave. Turn right on Drexel Ave. Take Drexel Ave. to Elm St. Turn right on Elm St. Take Elm St. to Columbia Ave. Turn right on Columbia Ave. CENTRAL CROSSING HIGH SCHOOL (15 minutes) 4500 Big Run South Rd. Grove City, OH 43123 70 west to 270 south to Georgesville Rd. exit. Turn right onto Georgesville Rd. Take COLUMBUS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS PLAYING FIELDS/KIRK CAMPUS Georgesville Rd. to Holt Rd. Turn left on Holt Rd. Take Holt Rd. to Big Run South Rd. Kirk Campus 1885 Cassidy Ave. Columbus, OH 43219 Turn left onto Big Run South Rd. HS is on the left. (20 minutes) 670 east to Airport exit.
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