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(614) 374-8735 Mid S Dist First Last Arbiter Email City Cell Employed By SB C Mike Burwell 110198 [email protected] Westerville (614) 374-8735 Mid State League, Central Ohio Field Hockey All C Ron Hanna 110200 [email protected] Lancaster (614) 270-5823 Mid State League, Individual Schools MS C Paul Hines 101864, 110903 [email protected] Marion (740) 360-8906 Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference, Individual Schools V, JV C Richard Keys 110201 [email protected] Lancaster (614) 578-4000 Central Catholic League, Central District Athletic Board V, JV C Douglas Murphy 110214 [email protected] Hebron 749-404-1311 Licking County League All C Bob Powers 110204 [email protected] London (740) 506-6197 Individual schools JV, 7/8 C Ron Wintermute 110214 [email protected] Newark 740-334-0426 Licking County League, Mid-State League All Columbus City League, Knox Morrow Athletic Conference, C Barry Wolf 110186 [email protected] Pickerington Individual Schools V, JV E Robert Gabel 105720, 110850 [email protected] Bridgeport (304) 281-5656 Ohio Valley Athletic Conference V, JV E Todd Rini 110291 [email protected] Bolivar (330) 447-3947 Inter-Valley Conference, Individual Schools All E Don Spinell 110242 [email protected] Minerva 330-205-0851 Inter Valley Conference V, JV E Ronald Tisko 110210 [email protected] Warsaw (740) 502-2819 East Central Ohio League V, JV E Jason Vein 111640 [email protected] Steubenville 740-317-5029 Individual Schools V, JV E Scott Welker 110230 [email protected] Nashport (740) 319-3733 Muskingum Valley League, Individual Schools V, JV NE James Baker 110304 [email protected] North Ridgeville (440) 258-6352 Southwestern Conference Middle Schools 7/8 NE Thomas Barzak 110232 [email protected] Kinsman 330-770-6143 Northeast Athletic Conference V, JV NE Gartrell Bentley 110233 [email protected] Akron (330) 620-1006 Individual schools All NE John Bobalik 110234 [email protected] East Liverpool (330) 386-8669 Individual schools V, JV NE Ron Dessecker 110237 [email protected] Orrville 330-621-1202 Ohio Cardinal Conference, Individual Schools V, JV NE Beth Eble 103603 [email protected] Middleburg Heights 216-570-9361 Individual Schools All Metro Conference, Wayne County Athletic League, Individual NE Ron Fuller 110286, 112784 [email protected] Medina 330-730-3101 Schools All Federal League, Eastern Buckeye Conference, Individual NE Paul Jeremiah 106948 [email protected] Canton (330) 327-9020 Schools V, JV NE Ronald Knight 111745 [email protected] Warren (330) 469-0228 Northeast District Athletic Board, OHSAA V All-American Conference, Eastern Ohio Athletic Conference, NE John Mang 101149 [email protected] Youngstown (330) 502-6665 Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference, Northeast 8 Conference V, JV 101470, 102700, Southwestern Conference, Great Lakes Conference, NE Michael McCarthy 107180, 107181 [email protected] North Ridgeville (440) 315-2971 Individual Schools All NE Tim McGoldrick 106843 [email protected] Brunswick (440) 570-5407 Individual Schools All NE Rodney McMichael 112784 [email protected] Wooster 330-464-6368 Individual schools V, JV NE John Mihalina 108846 [email protected] South Euclid (216) 544-8331 Individual Schools All NE John Miklus 110240 [email protected] Chardon (216) 973-1470 Individual Schools All NE Patrick Montana 111745 [email protected] Girard 330-550-9750 NEDAB V NE Gary Ostkar 110866 [email protected] Broadview Heights (440) 666-9448 Greater Cleveland Conference, Individual Schools All NE Chris Pavlik 110286 [email protected] Wadsworth 330-807-9634 Metro Athletic Conference V, JV 106843, 109876, NE Rick Pollak 109877, 103861 [email protected] Cuyahoga Falls (330) 329-3100 Individual schools All NE Phillip Rackley 110233 [email protected] Akron 330-209-4840 Individual schools All NE Theresa Rice 110243 [email protected] Brook Park (216) 314-0401 Cleveland Metropolitan School District, Individual Schools All NE Jackie Rock 102822, 112944 [email protected] Medina 330-421-1101 Lorain County League, Individual Schools All NE John Rock 102822, 112944 [email protected] Medina (330) 421-2906 Lorain County League, Individual Schools All NE Martin Rudin 110866 [email protected] Willoughby Hills (216) 287-5014 Individual schools All NE Bob Spangler 110245 [email protected] Barberton (330) 352-0631 Portage Trail Conference, Individual Schools All NW David Ball 111807 [email protected] Huron 419-217-8886 Sandusky Bay Conference V, JV 110296, 110309, NW Naeem Boraby 110294 [email protected] Toledo (419) 350-3813 Toledo Public Schools All NW Jon Derryberry 113209 [email protected] Wapakoneta 419-236-8130 Northwest Conference V, JV NW Thomas Dominique 110252 [email protected] Bryan (419) 551-8496 Green Meadows Conference V NW Mark Froelich 111927 [email protected] Defiance 419-439-3890 Putnam County League V NW Don Kemper 110280 [email protected] Chickasaw (419) 305-5961 Midwest Athletic Conference V, JV NW Mark King 110256 [email protected] Fremont (419) 307-3547 Sandusky Bay Conference V, JV NW Patricia Leupp 110265 [email protected] Stryker 419-266-4172 Northwest Ohio Athletic League V Northern Lakes League, Three Rivers Athletic Conference, Toledo City League, Northern Buckeye League, Toledo Area NW John Meyers 103804 [email protected] Oregon (419) 467-0519 Athletic Conference V, JV NW Jeremy Petroff 113146 [email protected] Toledo 419-917-3909 Individual Schools All NW Michael Reinhart 110264 [email protected] New Riegel (419) 937-3653 Northern 10 Conference V, JV NW Kent Smelser 111609 [email protected] Van Wert (419) 513-0494 Western Buckeye League V SE Alan Ellis 112453, 108939 [email protected] Beverly 740-525-7402 Individual schools All SE Michelle Gleim 110303 [email protected] Wheelersburg (740) 357-5965 Southern Hills Athletic Conference V Scioto Valley Conference, Frontier Athletic Conference, Ohio SE Shelby Hitchens 110267 [email protected] Chillicothe 740-648-0785 Valley Conference V, JV SE William Jordan 111082 [email protected] South Point (740) 464-4531 Tri-Valley Conference, Frontier Athletic Conference All SE Phil Porter 112139 [email protected] Greenup 304-412-8633 Ohio Valley Conference, MSOVC All SE Terry Young 111747 [email protected] Buchtel (740) 517-0195 SEDAB V SW Randy Bachman 110248 [email protected] Oxford (419) 439-2077 Buckeye Border Conference V Cross County Conference, Greater Western Ohio Conference, SW Ron Duncan 102872 [email protected] Kettering (937) 307-7643 Individual Schools All SW Tim Engel 110274 [email protected] Williamsburg (513) 235-2470 Southern Buckeye Academic Athletic Conference V, JV SW Jerry Fick 103117 [email protected] Cincinnati 513-673-9900 SWDAB V Greater Girls Catholic League, Miami Valley Conference, SW Ken Gallo 107816 [email protected] West Chester (513) 379-9045 Cincinnati Metro Athletic Conference, Cincinnati Hills League All SW Tom Hathaway 103381 [email protected] Cincinnati (513) 236-5454 Greater Miami Conference, Individual Schools All Ohio Heritage Conference, Shelby County League, Greater Western Ohio Conference, Central Buckeye Conference, SW Jim Heatherly 102011 [email protected] Tipp City 937-903-9208 Southwestern Buckeye League All SW David Henry 110301, 110282 [email protected] Arcanum (937) 417-5731 Individual Schools All Dayton Public Schools, Metro Buckeye Conference, Greater SW Robert Juliano 103414 [email protected] Eaton 937-902-4494 Catholic League, Cross County Conference All SW Steve Parks 103683 [email protected] Middletown (513) 309-6650 Southwestern Buckeye League All Shelby County League, Central Buckeye Conference, Heritage Athletic Conference, Miami Valley Conference, Individual SW Samuel Spano 102011 [email protected] Tipp City (937) 477-8326 Schools All SW Logan Stanger 112217 [email protected] Monroe 513-827-0577 Southwest Ohio Conference, Individual Schools All SW Mike Stanger 112217 [email protected] Hamilton 513-827-4277 Southwest Ohio Conference, Individual Schools All.
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