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Oakwood High School Directions (Updated 7/27/17) You May Also Use Mapquest at to Receive Directions from a Starting Place Other Than OHS Oakwood High School Directions (updated 7/27/17) You may also use Mapquest at www.mapquest.com to receive directions from a starting place other than OHS. Alter High School – 940 E. David Road, Kettering, OH 45429 – Phone: 937-434-4434 High School: South on Far Hills, left on David Rd, school is on the right. Varsity Soccer/JV Soccer-weekends: Behind High School. JV Soccer-weekdays/Softball/Tennis: Ernst Park: 1082 E. David (45429) South on Far Hills, left onto David Rd., next block past the school is Ernst Park. Varsity Baseball: Brandt Field: I-75S to Rt. 73 (Springboro exit). Left on Rt. 73 to 201 S. Pioneer Blvd., turn right on Pioneer; Brandt Field is on the right (about 1⁄2 mile). JV Baseball-Patterson Park-951 Irving Avenue, Dayton, OH 45419 Arcanum High School – 310 North Main Street, Arcanum, OH 45304 – Phone: 937-692-5175 High School: Merge onto I-75N. Merge onto I-70W via exit 61B toward Indianapolis. Take OH-49 Phillipsburg/Greenville exit. Turn left onto OH-49 Alt. E. Turn right onto Main Street, to school on left. Beavercreek High School – 2660 Dayton Xenia Road, Dayton, OH 45434 - Phone: 937-458-2454 High School: Take US-35E, turn right at Factory Rd, left on Dayton-Xenia Rd to the high school. Swimming/Beavercreek “Y”: North on Far Hills, right on Patterson Rd, continue on Research Blvd., continue on Shakertown Rd, right onto Grange Hall to 560 Grange Hall. Bellbrook High School - 3737 Upper Bellbrook Road, Bellbrook, OH 45305 - Phone: 937-848-6361 High School/All Sports: South on Wilmington Ave.; left on Feedwire Rd. to Upper-Bellbrook Rd.; right on Upper-Bellbrook Rd. Go 1/2 mile to Sr. High School and athletic fields (on left). Tennis: Five Seasons Country Club Belmont High School – 2323 Mapleview, Dayton, OH 45420 – Phone: 937-542-6530 High School: North on Far Hills, right onto Patterson, left onto Revere, left onto Velma, left to 2323 Mapleview. Softball: Nordale Park: North on Far Hills, right onto Patterson, left onto Shroyer, right onto Wilmington, left onto Nordale Ave. to Park. Baseball: Belmont Park: North on Far Hills, right onto Patterson, left onto Smithville, right onto Highridge, left onto Lynhurst Avenue. Bethel High School – 7490 State Route 201, Tipp City, OH 45371 - Phone: 937-845-9414 School: 75N to I70E. Take exit 38, Brandt Pike/OH-201 to Huber Heights. Turn left at Brandt Pike, continue on OH-201 to school Baseball: 75N to I70E. Take exit 38, Brandt Pike/OH-201 to Huber Heights. Turn left at Brandt Pike, continue on OH-201, turn right onto US40, baseball fields are located at the corner of US40 and Palmer on the right hand side. Softball: behind school. Bexley High School – 326 S. Cassingham Road, Columbus, OH 43209 – Phone: 614-237-4273 High School/Tennis: I-75N, merge onto I-70E. Take exit 103A toward Bexley/Main St. Merge onto alum Creek Dr.; turn right at E. Main St.; left at S. Drexel; right at Fair Avenue, left at S. Cassingham. Bishop Fenwick – 4855 St. Rt, 122, Franklin, OH 45005 - Phone: 513-423-0723 High School/ALL sports: I-75S; take the OH-122 exit 32. Turn left onto OH-122 E. to 4855 State Route 122. Brookville High School - 1 Blue Pride Drive, Brookville, OH 45309 - Phone: 937-833-6761 Jr/Sr. High: (includes tennis, baseball & softball) I75N to I70W to Exit 21; turn left at off ramp. Take Arlington Rd., until it dead-ends, turn left onto Westbrook Rd. Take a quick right turn onto Johnsville-Brookville Rd, come down ¼ mile & turn left onto Blue Pride Dr. At stop sign turn right & curve around to side of building, park in student/staff parking. Enter at event entrance marked by Varsity “B”. Football/Soccer/Track: I75N to I70W to Exit 21; turn left at off ramp. Take Arlington Rd, until it dead-ends; turn left onto Westbrook Rd; go through one stop sign, go to flashing light & turn right toward elementary, curve left, stadium is on the right. Cross Country: Golden Gate Park-11248 Upper Lewisburg Salem Road; I75N to I70West to Exit 21; turn left at off ramp. Turn left at first stop light onto Upper Lewisburg Salem Rd.; park is ¼ mile on right. Butler High School – 600 S. Dixie Drive, Vandalia, OH 45377 – Phone: (937) 415-6300 School: Take I-75N to US 40West to South Dixie, exit 63; turn left on Dixie, school is on left. Sports Complex: I-75N to US 40W to South Dixie, turn left on Dixie; turn right onto Stonequarry Rd. to Complex. Baseball: Varsity at high school; JV: Helke Park-888 Randler Ave., 45377 Tennis Courts: Varsity at high school; JV at Helke Park-888 Randler Ave., 45377 Carlisle High School - 250 Jamaica Road, Carlisle, OH 45005 - Phone: 937-746-4481 All Sports except Golf: South on South Dixie, go west on SR725 (right); south (left) onto Jamaica, school and fields on left. Golf: Jamaica Run: Follow above directions to Jamaica Rd. Golf course is on right, approximately 1½ miles before the High School. Carroll High School – 4524 Linden Avenue, Dayton, OH 45432 – Phone: 937-253-3212 High School/All Sports (except Tennis): Merge onto US-35 E toward Xenia. Take the OH-835/Woodman Dr. exit. Turn right onto Woodman Dr../OH-835. Turn left onto Linden Ave. Tennis: Polen Farm, 5099 Bigger Road, Kettering. Centerville High School – 500 E. Franklin Street, Centerville, OH 45459 - Phone: 937-439-3500 High School: South on Far Hills Ave, left on Franklin St.; right into the High School. Tennis: Courts are behind the school. Cross Country: South on Far Hills to 725/Alex Bell Rd, turn right. Take Alex Bell, left to McEwen Road. Watts Middle School, 7056 McEwen Road, 45459, is on the left. Chaminade-Julienne High School – 505 S. Ludlow Street, Dayton, OH 45402 - Phone: 937-461-3740 High School: North on Far Hills Avenue. Left onto Washington Street; school is located on the corner of Washington and Ludlow. Baseball/Softball: Gateway Sports Park (1103 Gateway Dr.) Take I-75N, merge onto OH-N (exit # 54C) toward Keowee St./Springfield for 1.5 miles. Take the Stanley Ave. South exit toward Findlay St.; turn right onto Stanley Ave. Turn left onto Gateway Dr. Tennis: Boys & Girls: Thomas Cloud Park: I75N to Rt. 4 exit. Take Harshman exit, turn left. Turn right to 4707 Brandt Pike. At first light, turn left into Park to courts. Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy – 11525 Snider Road, Cincinnati, OH 45249 – Phone: 513-247-0900 High School: I-75 South toward Cincinnati. Take exit #16 toward Columbus (I-71) onto I-275 East. Take exit 49 toward Columbus onto I-71 North. Take exit 19 toward Fields Ertel Road. Turn right on Mason Montgomery Road. Turn right on US-22; turn right on E. Kemper Road; turn right on Snider Road. Tennis courts: at the high school behind the football stadium. Clinton Massie High School – 2556 Lebanon Road, Clarksville, OH 45113 – Phone: 937-289-2151 High School: US35 E, take the US-68/Home Ave exit toward Wilmington. Turn right onto US-68; merge onto I-71S. Take the OH73 exit, exit 45, toward Waynesville; turn left onto OH-73; turn right onto OH-380. Turn right onto Lebanon Road to high school. Columbus Academy – 4300 Cherry Bottom Road, Gahanna, OH 43230 – Phone: (614) 509-2253 Academy: I-70 E, merge onto I-670 E via Exit 96 on the left toward airport. Merge onto US-62 E via the exit on the left toward Gahanna. Turn left onto Mill St/US-62. Continue to follow US-62. Turn left onto Cherry Bottom Road. Covington High School – 807 Chestnut Street, Covington, OH 45318 – Phone: 937-473-2552 High School: I-75N, take the OH-41 exit 74 to Troy/Covington. Turn left at W. Main St/OH41, continue to follow OH41; turn right at S. Wenrick St; turn right at Chestnut St. to the high school. Dayton Christian High School-9391 Washington Church Road, Miamisburg, OH 45342 - Phone: 937-291-7219 School: I-741S to Lyons Rd; east on Lyons Rd to Washington Church Rd. South on Washington Church Rd to school on the right. Soccer: Dorothy Lane to Wilmington; turn left on Wilmington Ave. Approx. 2 miles on the right is a car wash; start to slow down - just past the next 1 or 2 bldgs. is a little street called Dayton Christian Ln; to 1412 Dayton Christian Lane, Ron Pinsenschaum Soccer Stadium. Baseball/Softball: Fenner Field, 612 Shiloh Drive, 45415; I75N; take exit #54B/OH48 onto W. Grand Ave; turn left on N. Main St.; continue on Markey Rd; turn right on Shiloh to 612 Shiloh Drive. Dixie High School - 200 South Fuls Road, New Lebanon, OH 45345 - Phone: 937-687-3790 All Sports: W. Third St. (Rt. 35W) to New Lebanon. Continue through New Lebanon; turn left on Fuls Rd. to Jr./Sr. High School & Athletic Fields. Golf: Larch Tree Golf Course: Rt. 35W to right on Snyder Rd. Course between Little Richmond Rd. & Posttown Rd. Eaton High School - 600 Hillcrest Dr., Eaton, OH 45320 - Phone: 937-456-1141 High School: Rt. 35 into Eaton; at Route 127 (Barron Street) turn left, at 2nd stop turn right onto Route 732/Hillcrest Road. Baseball, Soccer, Varsity Football: Rt. 35W to Eaton; right on Seven Mile Dr, about two blocks past Rt. 127. Stadium & fields on left. JV Football: Rt. 35 West, right onto East Ave.; left onto Lexington Ave; field behind bus garage. Softball, Tennis: Rt.
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