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Ross, Ph.D. 4080 Roselea Place • Columbus, Ohio 43214 • 614-267-2502• Fax: 614-267-1677 • www.ohsaa.org OHSAA All-Time State Tournament Attendance Records FALL SPORTS SOCCER State Finals, Boys & Girls All Divisions Combined FOOTBALL 1. 2011, Crew Stadium, Columbus—22,683 (6 games) State Finals, All Divisions Combined 2. 2014, Crew Stadium, Columbus—22,570 (6 games) 1. 2001, Canton Fawcett Stadium & Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium— 3. 2010, Crew Stadium, Columbus—21,382 (6 games) 65,663 (6 games) 4. 2013, Crew Stadium, Columbus—18,899 (6 games) 2. 2002, Canton Fawcett Stadium & Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium— 5. 2012, Crew Stadium, Columbus—17,262 (6 games) 65,584 (6 games) 3. 1997, Canton Fawcett Stadium & Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium— 60,935 (6 games) GIRLS TENNIS 4. 2003, Canton Fawcett Stadium & Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium— All Divisions 60,586 (6 games) 1. 2014, OSU Outdoor Varsity Tennis Center—1,321 5. 1999, Canton Fawcett Stadium & Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium— 2. 2013, OSU Outdoor Varsity Tennis Center—1,302 60,011 (6 games) 3. 2006, Stickney Tennis Center, The Ohio State University, Columbus—1,275 4. 1994, Stickney Tennis Center, The Ohio State University, Columbus—1,238 State Finals (Single game) 5. 1999, Stickney Tennis Center, The Ohio State University, Columbus—1,221 1. 1973, Akron Rubber Bowl—29,720 6. 2010, Stickney Tennis Center, The Ohio State University, Columbus (Youngstown Cardinal Mooney vs. Warren Western Reserve) & Hilliard Davidson H.S.—1,206 2. 1980, Nippert Stadium, University of Cincinnati—22,751 (Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller vs. Massillon Washington) VOLLEYBALL 3. 2002, Canton Fawcett Stadium—20,328 State Semifinals & Finals, All Divisions Combined (Cincinnati Elder vs. Warren G. Harding) 1. 2002, Ervin J. Nutter Center, Wright State University, Fairborn—16,105 4. 1981, Akron Rubber Bowl—20,325 2. 2003, Ervin J. Nutter Center, Wright State University, Fairborn—15,334 (Canton McKinley vs. Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller) 3. 1996, Ervin J. Nutter Center, Wright State University, Fairborn—14,774 Note: 1982, Ohio Stadium, The Ohio State University, Columbus—31,409 4. 1993, Ervin J. Nutter Center, Wright State University, Fairborn—14,560 (Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller vs. Massillon Washington & Akron St. 5. 2000, Ervin J. Nutter Center, Wright State University, Fairborn—14,404 Vincent-St. Mary vs. Ironton) Doubleheader Division I and Division III CROSS COUNTRY WINTER SPORTS All Divisions, Boys & Girls Combined BOYS BASKETBALL 1. 2003, Scioto Downs Race Track, Columbus—11,721 State Semifinals & Finals, All Divisions Combined 2. 2011, Scioto Downs Race Track, Columbus—11,367 1. 2003, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—198,686 3. 2005, Scioto Downs Race Track, Columbus—11,312 2. 2002, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—180,873 4. 2006, Scioto Downs Race Track, Columbus—11,210 3. 2004, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—177,955 5. 2007, Scioto Downs Race Track, Columbus—11,042 4. 2001, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—177,660 5. 2007, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—175,413 FIELD HOCKEY Single Game, Semifinal or Final State Semifinals & Final Combined 1. 2003, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—18,541 1. 2005, Upper Arlington High School—2,293 (Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary vs. Kettering Archbishop Alter) 2. 1999, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware—1,805 2. 2003, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—18,504 3. 2004, Upper Arlington High School—1,750 (Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary vs. Canton South) 4. 2014, Upper Arlington High School—1,671 3. 2002, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—18,375 5. 2009, Upper Arlington High School—1,667 (Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary vs. St. Bernard Roger Bacon) 4. 2002, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Colum- GOLF bus—18,371 (Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary vs. Poland Semi- All Divisions, Boys & Girls Combined nary) 1. 2014, The Ohio State University Golf Club and NorthStar Golf Club—3,988 5. 2005, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—18,229 2. 2013, The Ohio State University Golf Club and NorthStar Golf Club—3,878 (Upper Sandusky vs. Wooster Triway) 3. 2012, The Ohio State University Golf Club and NorthStar Golf Club—3,773 4. 2011, The Ohio State University Golf Club and NorthStar Golf Club—3,718 5. 2007, The Ohio State University Golf Club—3,614 6. 2010, The Ohio State University Golf Club and NorthStar Golf Club—3,608 OHSAA Sports Information Staff Bob Goldring, Associate Commissioner Tim Stried, Director of Information Services Brenda Murray, Coordinator of Publications and Web Site www.ohsaa.org 1 OHSAA All-Time State Attendance Records OHSAA All-Time State Tournament Attendance Records WINTER SPORTS (CONTINUED) SPRING SPORTS GIRLS BASKETBALL BASEBALL State Semifinals & Finals, All Divisions Combined State Semifinals & Finals, All Divisions Combined 1. 1997, St. John Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—63,060 1. 2010, Huntington Park, Columbus—17,632 2. 1992, St. John Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—62,357 2, 2012, Huntington Park, Columbus—15,934 3. 1993, St. John Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—61,174 3. 2014, Huntington Park, Columbus—15,650 4. 1994, St. John Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—60,820 4. 2013, Huntington Park, Columbus—15,152 5. 1996, St. John Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—57,925 5. 2005, Cooper Stadium, Columbus & Fifth Third Field, Dayton—15,452 6. 2015, Huntington Park, Columbus—14,653 State Semifinals (Combined Sessions) 1. 1999, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—11,896 SOFTBALL (Pickerington vs. Wadsworth and Mason vs. Toledo Central Catholic) State Semifinals & Finals, All Divisions Combined 2. 1992, St. John Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—11,246 1. 2009, Firestone Stadium, Akron—10,284 (Pickerington vs. Garfield Heights Trinity and Vandalia Butler vs. Logan) 2. 2008, Firestone Stadium, Akron—9,246 3. 1997, St. John Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—10,716 3. 2004, Brookside Park, Ashland—9,223 (Pickerington vs. Wadsworth and Rocky River Magnificat vs. Mason) 4. 2007, Brookside Park, Ashland—8,820 4. 1993, St. John Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—10,112 5. 2012, Firestone Stadium, Akron—8,770 (Eastlake North vs. Pickerington and Milford vs. Wooster) 5. 1997, St. John Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—9,344 (Columbus Bishop Hartley vs. Elida and Vincent Warren vs. Beloit West BOYS TENNIS Branch) All Divisions 1. 2010, Stickney Tennis Center, The Ohio State University, Columbus—1,621 State Finals (Single game) 2. 1995, Stickney Tennis Center, The Ohio State University, Columbus—1,505 1. 1992, St. John Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—12,385 3. 2009, Stickney Tennis Center, The Ohio State University, Columbus—1,475 (Logan vs. Pickerington) 4. 2007, Stickney Tennis Center, The Ohio State University, Columbus—1,395 2. 1994, St. John Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—9,675 5. 2008, Stickney Tennis Center, The Ohio State University, Columbus—1,359 (Pickerington vs. Garfield Heights Trinity) 3. 1986, St. John Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—9,327 TRACK & FIELD (Columbus South vs. Cincinnati Oak Hills) All Divisions, Boys & Girls Combined 4. 1993, St. John Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—8,604 1. 2015, Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium, The Ohio State University, (Pickerington vs. Wooster) Columbus—27,866 5. 2006, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—7,972 2. 2004, Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium, The Ohio State University, (Warsaw River View vs. Mentor Lake Catholic) Columbus—27,615 3. 2013, Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium, The Ohio State University, GYMNASTICS Columbus—27,537 1. 2001, Dublin Coffman High School—1,694 4. 2005, Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium, The Ohio State University, 2. 2006, Hilliard Darby High School—1,651 Columbus—27,425 3. 2005, Dublin Coffman High School—1,614 5. 2012, Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium, The Ohio State University, 4. 2002, Dublin Coffman High School—1,599 Columbus—27,277 5. 2003, Dublin Coffman High School—1,567 ICE HOCKEY Records Updated: Oct. 22, 2015 (does not include 2013 hockey) State Semifinals & Final Combined 1. 2003, Nationwide Arena, Columbus—6,565 2. 2010, Nationwide Arena, Columbus—6,035 3. 2004, Nationwide Arena, Columbus—5,432 Any additions, comments or notes on all-time attendance 4. 2001, Brooklyn Recreation Center, Brooklyn—5,256 records, please direct to : 5. 1998, Bowling Green State University Ice Arena, Bowling Green—5,029 Tim Stried, Director of Information Services SWIMMING & DIVING Ohio High School Athletic Association All Divisions, Boys & Girls Combined 4080 Roselea Place 1. 2009, C.T. Branin Natatorium, Canton—14,102 Columbus, OH 43214 2. 2001, C.T. Branin Natatorium, Canton—9,164 [email protected] 3. 1992, C.T. Branin Natatorium, Canton—9,154 614-267-1677 (fax) 4. 1999, C.T. Branin Natatorium, Canton—8,927 5. 1988, C.T. Branin Natatorium, Canton—8,864 WRESTLING Total Attendance, All Divisions Combined 1. 2003, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—75,582 2. 2004, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—75,224 3. 1999, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—74,609 4. 2002, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—73,070 5. 2001, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—73,001 Single Session Attendance, Semifinal or Final 1. 2003, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—16,994 (Final) 2. 2004, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—16,537 (Final) 3. 2002, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—15,781 (Final) 4. 2006, Value City Arena, The Ohio State University, Columbus—15,747 (Final) 5.
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