OHSAA Media Advisory Committee Updated April 2019

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OHSAA Media Advisory Committee Updated April 2019 Statewide Media EAST and SOUTHEAST NORTHWEST Jason Pheister and Rob Kunz Mike Smith, Sports Director Steve Junga, Sports Writer Spectrum News 1 WCHI/WKKJ/WBEX Radio - Chillicothe Toledo Blade [email protected] [email protected] W: 888-242-5233 [email protected] [email protected] Jeff Harrison, Sports Editor Christine Merritt, President Cambridge Daily Jeffersonian Jamie Baker, Sports Editor Ohio Assoc. of Broadcasters W: 740-439-3531 The Findlay Courier W: 614-228-4052 [email protected] W: 419-427-8405 [email protected] [email protected] Kevin Wiseman, Sports Editor Mitch Stacey and Craig Merz Mark Hazelwood, Sports Editor Athens Messenger Associated Press Norwalk Reflector & Sandusky Register [email protected] [email protected] W: 419-625-5500 W: 740-592-6612 [email protected] [email protected] Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association Seth Staskey, Sports Editor Vince Koza, Sports Mktg. Dir. Officers, terms expire April 2021 Martins Ferry Times-Leader Lima WoofBoom Radio Scott Halasz, Xenia Gazette [email protected] W: 419-331-1600 Eric Frantz, MaxPreps W: 740-633-1131 [email protected] John Cummings, Miami Valley News Greg Shoemaker, TriStateFootball.com TBA Scott Truxell Van Wert WERT/WKSD Radio OHSAA Radio Network Representatives Van Wert Independent Ryan Baker [email protected] Marty Bannister Todd Bell NORTHEAST Aaron Cassady Mike Breckenridge, Sports Director SOUTHWEST Brent Ford WQKT/WKVX – Radio Mike Dyer, Sports Writer Toni Roesch W: 330-264-5122 Cincinnati WCPO-TV [email protected] [email protected] CENTRAL Bob Demay, Photo Dept. Marc Pendleton, Sports Writer Cox Ohio Media Group, Dayton DN Steve Blackledge, Sports Writer Akron Beacon Journal W: 937-225-2381 Columbus Dispatch W: 330-996-3887 [email protected] W: 614-461-5235 [email protected] [email protected] Dave Ross Dave Campbell, H.S. Sports Editor Ross Media Barb Perenic, Photographer Cleveland.com W: 419-628-8888 Columbus Dispatch [email protected] Staff Attendees TBD [email protected] W: 614-461-5235 [email protected] Eric Frantz, Editor Dana Balash, Sports Director JJ Huddle Lee Cochran, Asst. Managing Editor Youngstown WFMJ-TV W: 937-554-0477 ThisWeek Newspapers W: 330-744-8821 [email protected] W: 614-332-9939 [email protected] [email protected] Debbie Juniewicz, Sports Writer Chris Beaven, Sports Editor Dayton Daily News Jerod Smalley, Sports Anchor Canton Repository [email protected] WCMH-TV, Columbus [email protected] W: 614-263-4444 Mike Ullery, Photographer [email protected] Piqua Daily Call [email protected] Skip Mosic Director of Network Programming & Affiliate Relations Columbus WBNS and ONN Radio [email protected] .

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