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toledoblade.com + THE BLADE: TOLEDO, OHIO t WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 2009 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SECTION C, PAGE 5 + 2009 SCHEDULES FREMONT ROSS CITY (Greater Buckeye Conference) Aug. 28-Start LEAGUE Sep. 4-at Whitmer DEFENDING CHAMPIONS Sep. 11-Tiffi n Columbian Sep. 18-Cleveland Benedictine BOWSHER Sep. 25-Bloomfi eld Hills (Mich.) Lasher t City League: Central Catholic t Sandusky Bay Conference: Clyde Oct. 2-Findlay Aug. 28-at Perrysburg t t Oct. 9-at Marion Harding Sep. 4-Springfi eld Northern Lakes League: Southview Lenawee County Athletic Association: Onsted Oct. 16-Napoleon Sep. 11-at Maumee t Oct. 23-at Lima Senior Sep. 18-Scott Suburban Lakes League: Genoa OHIO Oct. 30-at Sandusky Sep. 25-Central Catholic t t Oct. 2-at Waite Toledo Area Athletic Conference: Northwood Division I: Cleveland St. Ignatius Oct. 9-at Woodward t t NAPOLEON Oct. 16-Rogers Northwest Ohio Athletic League: Patrick Henry Division II: Southview (Greater Buckeye Conference) Aug. 27-at Defi ance Oct. 23-at Whitmer t Midland Athletic League: Hopewell-Loudon t Division III: Aurora Oct. 31-at Libbey Sep. 4-at Wauseon t Blanchard Valley Conference: Liberty-Benton t Division IV: Kettering Alter Sep. 11-Bowling Green CENTRAL CATHOLIC Sep. 18-Bryan t Green Meadows Conference: Fairview t Division V: Youngstown Ursuline Sep. 25-at Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Aug. 28-at Bowling Green Oct. 2-at Marion Harding Sep. 4-Dublin Scioto t Division VI: Delphos St. John Oct. 9-Lima Senior Sep. 11-Mishawaka (Ind.) Penn Oct. 16-at Fremont Ross Sep. 18-Start Oct. 23-Sandusky Sep. 25-at Bowsher Oct. 30-Findlay Oct. 2-Clay Oct. 9-St. Francis ROSSFORD OTTAWA HILLS HARDIN NORTHERN HOLGATE Oct. 16-at Whitmer MIDLAND TIFFIN COLUMBIAN Oct. 23-Libbey Aug. 28-Genoa Aug. 28-at Gibsonburg Aug. 28-Ada Aug. 28-at North Baltimore (Northern Ohio League) Oct. 30-St. John’s at Rogers Sep. 4-Eastwood Sep. 4-Ayersville ATHLETIC LEAGUE Sep. 4-at Vanlue Sep. 4-Toledo Christian at Springfi eld Aug. 28-Whitmer Sep. 11-at Lake Sep. 11-at Antwerp Sep. 11-at Cory-Rawson Sep. 11-Hilltop Sep. 4-Mansfi eld Madison CLAY Sep. 18-at Perrysburg Sep. 18-Cardinal Stritch Sep. 18-Van Buren Sep. 18-Ayersville Sep. 11-at Fremont Ross Sep. 25-at Northview Sep. 25-at Edon Sep. 25-at McComb Sep. 25-Fairview Sep. 18-at Norwalk Aug. 28-at Northview Oct. 2-Maumee Oct. 2-Evergreen CAREY Oct. 2-Pandora-Gilboa Oct. 2-at Edgerton Sep. 25-at Galion Sep. 4-Perrysburg Oct. 9-Springfi eld Oct. 9-Hilltop Oct. 9-at Leipsic Oct. 9-Hicksville Oct. 2-Bellevue Sep. 11-Springfi eld Aug. 28-at Upper Sandusky Oct. 16-at Southview Oct. 16-at Northwood Sep. 4-Bluffton Oct. 16-at Liberty-Benton Oct. 16-at Tinora Oct. 9-Shelby Sep. 18-at Waite Oct. 23-at Anthony Wayne Oct. 23-at Danbury Oct. 23-Arlington Oct. 23-Antwerp Oct. 16-at Willard Sep. 25-Start Sep. 11-Willard Oct. 30-Bowling Green Oct. 30-Toledo Christian Sep. 18-at Tiffi n Calvert Oct. 30-Arcadia Oct. 30-at Wayne Trace Oct. 23-at Upper Sandusky Oct. 2-at Central Catholic Oct. 30-Fostoria Oct. 9-Whitmer SPRINGFIELD TOLEDO CHRISTIAN Sep. 25-at Lakota LEIPSIC TINORA Oct. 16-St. John’s Oct. 2-North Baltimore Oct. 23-at Rogers Aug. 28-Oak Harbor Aug. 28-at Delta Oct. 9-at Hopewell-Loudon Aug. 28-at Patrick Henry Aug. 28-Liberty Center Oct. 30-St. Francis at UT Sep. 4-at Bowsher Sep. 4-Holgate at Springfi eld Oct. 16-Seneca East Sep. 4-at McComb Sep. 4-at Delphos St. John’s Sep. 11-at Clay Sep. 11-at Fort Loramie Oct. 23-at Mohawk Sep. 11-at Pandora-Gilboa Sep. 11-Upper Scioto Valley Sep. 18-at Bowling Green Sep. 18-Ada at Springfi eld Oct. 30-Fremont St. Joseph Sep. 18-Vanlue Sep. 18-at Fairview LENAWEE COUNTY LIBBEY Sep. 25-Southview Sep. 25-at Hilltop Sep. 25-at Van Buren Sep. 25-at Antwerp Aug. 28-at Hilliard Darby Oct. 2-Northview Oct. 2-Cardinal Stritch at Perrysburg FREMONT Oct. 2-Arlington Oct. 2-Wayne Trace ATHLETIC ASSOC. Sep. 4-at Hicksville Oct. 9-at Rossford Oct. 9-at Edon Oct. 9-Hardin Northern Oct. 9-at Ayersville Sep. 11-at Bay Village Bay Oct. 16-at Perrysburg Oct. 16-Danbury at Springfi eld ST. JOSEPH Oct. 16-Arcadia Oct. 16-Holgate Sep. 18-Woodward Oct. 23-Maumee Oct. 23-Northwood at Perrysburg Aug. 28-at Cardinal Stritch Oct. 23-at Cory-Rawson Oct. 23-at Edgerton Sep. 25-at Rogers Oct. 30-Anthony Wayne Oct. 30-at Ottawa Hills Sep. 5-at Sandusky St. Mary Oct. 30-Liberty-Benton Oct. 30-Hicksville BLISSFIELD Oct. 3-Scott Sep. 12-Gibsonburg Aug. 28-Sand Creek Oct. 10-St. John’s SOUTHVIEW Sep. 19-Lakota LIBERTY-BENTON WAYNE TRACE Sep. 3-Whiteford Oct. 16-at Waite Sep. 11-at Dundee Aug. 28-St. Francis at UT Sep. 25-at Hopewell-Loudon Aug. 28-at Elida Aug. 28-at Paulding Oct. 23-at Central Catholic NORTHWEST OHIO Oct. 3-at Tiffi n Calvert Sep. 18-Hudson Oct. 31-Bowsher Sep. 4-at Rogers Sep. 4-at Van Buren Sep. 4-Parkway Sep. 25-at Ida Sep. 11-at Start Oct. 9-at North Baltimore Sep. 11-Arlington Sep. 11-Crestview ATHLETIC LEAGUE Oct. 17-Mohawk Oct. 2-Onsted Sep. 18-Anthony Wayne Sep. 18-McComb Sep. 18-at Edgerton Oct. 9-at Erie Mason ROGERS Sep. 25-at Springfi eld Oct. 24-Seneca East Sep. 25-at Vanlue Sep. 25-Hicksville Aug. 28-Anthony Wayne Oct. 30-at Carey Oct. 16-at Brooklyn Columbia Central Oct. 2-Perrysburg Oct. 2-Cory-Rawson Oct. 2-at Tinora Oct. 23-Jonesville Sep. 4-Southview Oct. 9-at Maumee ARCHBOLD Oct. 9-Arcadia Oct. 9-at Antwerp Sep. 11-at Northview Oct. 16-Rossford HOPEWELL-LOUDON Oct. 16-Hardin Northern Oct. 16-Fairview Sep. 18-at Whitmer Oct. 23-at Bowling Green Aug. 28-at Ayersville Aug. 28-at Elmwood Oct. 23-at Pandora-Gilboa Oct. 23-at Ayersville DUNDEE Sep. 25-Libbey Oct. 30-Northview Sep. 4-Bryan Sep. 4-at Otsego Oct. 30-at Leipsic Oct. 30-Holgate Aug. 28-at Napoleon (Mich.) Oct. 2-Woodward Sep. 11-Fairview Sep. 11-Northwood Sep. 3-Stockbridge Oct. 9-Waite Sep. 18-at Evergreen Sep. 18-Mohawk McCOMB Sep. 11-Blissfi eld Oct. 16-at Bowsher Sep. 25-Swanton Sep. 25-Fremont St. Joseph Sep. 18-at Erie Mason Oct. 23-Clay Oct. 2-at Montpelier Aug. 28-Tiffi n Calvert Sep. 25-at Hudson Oct. 2-at Seneca East Sep. 4-Leipsic SANDUSKY BAY Oct. 31-at Scott SUBURBAN Oct. 9-at Delta Oct. 9-Carey Oct. 2-Ida Oct. 16-Patrick Henry Sep. 11-at Van Buren Oct. 9-at Onsted Oct. 16-Tiffi n Calvert Sep. 18-at Liberty-Benton CONFERENCE ST. FRANCIS LAKES LEAGUE Oct. 23-at Wauseon Oct. 23-at North Baltimore Oct. 16-Hillsdale Oct. 30-Liberty Center Sep. 25-Hardin Northern Oct. 23-Romulus Summit Academy Aug. 28-Southview at UT Oct. 30-at Lakota Oct. 2-at Vanlue Sep. 4-at Findlay Oct. 9-at Cory-Rawson CLYDE Sep. 11-Dayton Carroll at Rogers EASTWOOD BRYAN LAKOTA Oct. 16-Arlington ERIE MASON Sep. 18-St. John’s at UT Aug. 28-Northwood Oct. 23-at Arcadia Aug. 28-at Eastwood Aug. 28-New Boston Huron Sep. 25-Woodward at Waite Aug. 28-Clyde Aug. 28-Van Wert Sep. 4-Elmwood Oct. 30-Pandora-Gilboa Sep. 4-Olmsted Falls Sep. 4-at Parma Western Oct. 2-at Whitmer Sep. 4-at Rossford Sep. 4-at Archbold Sep. 11-at Margaretta Sep. 11-Bellevue Sep. 11-at Ida Oct. 9-at Central Catholic Sep. 11-Oak Harbor Sep. 11-Delta Sep. 19-at Fremont St. Joseph PANDORA-GILBOA Sep. 18-Port Clinton Sep. 18-Dundee Oct. 16-at Start Sep. 18-at Otsego Sep. 18-at Napoleon Sep. 25-at Huron Sep. 25-Onsted Sep. 25-Carey Aug. 28-Columbus Grove Oct. 23-Scott at Bowsher Sep. 25-Woodmore Sep. 25-at Montpelier Oct. 2-at Mohawk Oct. 2-Margaretta Oct. 2-at Hudson Oct. 30-Clay at UT Oct. 2-at Genoa Oct. 2-Wauseon Sep. 4-at Arcadia Oct. 10-at Sandusky St. Mary Oct. 9-Blissfi eld Oct. 9-at Seneca East Sep. 11-Leipsic Oct. 9-Lake Oct. 9-at Patrick Henry Oct. 16-North Baltimore Oct. 16-Sandusky Perkins Oct. 16-at Leslie Oct. 16-at Elmwood Oct. 16-Liberty Center Sep. 18-Cory-Rawson Oct. 23-at Oak Harbor Oct. 23-at Flat Rock ST. JOHN’S Oct. 23-at Tiffi n Calvert Sep. 25-at Arlington Oct. 23-Patrick Henry Oct. 23-Swanton Oct. 30-Hopewell-Loudon Oct. 30-at Edison Aug. 27-Findlay at BGSU Oct. 30-at Gibsonburg Oct. 30-at Evergreen Oct. 2-at Hardin Northern Sep. 5-Birmingham (Mich.) Brother Oct. 9-at Arlington EDISON HUDSON Rice at Rogers ELMWOOD DELTA MOHAWK Oct. 16-Pandora-Gilboa Aug. 28-at Hillsdale Sep. 11-at Sandusky Aug. 28-Van Buren Oct. 23-at Vanlue Aug. 28-Norwalk Sep. 3-Morenci Sep. 18-St. Francis at UT Aug. 28-Hopewell-Loudon Aug. 28-Toledo Christian Sep. 4-at Wynford Oct. 30-at Cory-Rawson Sep. 4-at Monroeville Sep. 11-Onsted Sep. 25-Whitmer at Start Sep. 4-at Lakota Sep. 4-Evergreen Sep. 11-Upper Sandusky Sep. 11-at Wellington Sep. 18-at Blissfi eld Oct.
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    contests. Issue 2013-1 Just like last year, there have been a number of low-scoring games this year. There have Trail Trash been well over a hundred games where at least one of the teams scored fewer than thirty “Our 20th Anniversary” points with at least thirty games where one of 2013 OHSAA Boys High School the teams scored twenty or fewer points. I am not going to go into any theories behind this, Basketball Tournament but it is mind-boggling to me. On the other Published exclusively by Dave Spengler hand, teams have scored 100 or more points on sixteen occasions this season. and on the net at www.Davey1.com Featuring Commentary & Changes in the various leagues around Northwest Ohio continue to be a hot topic. Predictions by ... The North Central Conference (NCC) and Midland Athletic League (MAL) will soon be things of the past, and we’ll have the Sandusky River League and the Buckeye 10. The Swami There will be numerous changes in the Blanchard Valley Conference, Northern Ohio League, and Sandusky Bay Conference along Welcome to our twentieth year of Trail Trash, a Northwest Ohio with other leagues as the dominos continue to institution since 1994. Entering the 2012-2013 season, it appeared fall. The 2011-2012 season was a big year in that we were in store for a banner year for high school basketball in the makeup of leagues around NW Ohio, and Northwest Ohio. A number of teams that enjoyed success last season we will see more changes next year and were returning key players.