Sunday, December 14, 2008

The Brinn 15: Week Three, Division One

1.) Cincinnati Mount Notre Dame
2.) Beavercreek
3.) Dayton Chaminade-Julienne
4.) Lakota West
5.) Youngstown Boardsman
6.) Shaker Heights
7.) Pickerington North
8.) Cincinnati Princeton
9.) Toledo Start
10.) Kettering Fairmont
11.) Perrysburg
12.) Toledo Waite
13.) Cincinnati Winton Woods
14.) Dublin Scioto
15.) Pickerington Central

Watch Out For: North Canton Hoover, Wadsworth, Anthony Wayne, Toledo Central Catholic

The Brinn 15: Week Three, Division Two

1.) Lima Bath
2.) Hathaway Brown
3.) Kettering Archbishop Alter
4.) Warsaw River View
5.) Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit
6.) Akron Hoban
7.) Tipp City Tippecanoe
8.) Millersburg West Holmes
9.) Miami Trace
10.) Wapakoneta
11.) Tiffin Columbian
12.) Bucyrus
13.) Akron SVSM
14.) Salem
15.) Eastmoor Academy

Watch Out For: Clyde, Wauseon, Indian Lake, Shelby

The Brinn 15: Week Three, Division Four

1.)Columbus Africentric
2.)Convoy Crestview
3.)Berlin Hiland
4.)Waterford
5.)Bedord St Peter Chanel
6.)Cleveland Heights Lutheran East
7.)South Webster
8.)Carey
9.)Minster
10.)Delphos St Johns
11.)Ft Recovery
12.)Mogadore
13.)Ft. Loramie
14.)New Riegel
15.)Delphos Jefferson

Watch Out:
Kalida, Arlington, Fostoria St Wendelin, Pettisville, Gilead Christian

The Brinn 15: Week Three, Division Three

1.)South Euclid Regina
2.)Casstown Miami East
3.)Oak Hill
4.)Marion Pleasant
5.)Sugarcreek Garaway
6.)Smithville
7.)Findlay Liberty Benton
8.)Haviland Wayne Trace
9.)Mt Blanchard Riverdale
10.)Middletown Madison
11.)South Point
12.)Genoa Area
13.)West Liberty Salem
14.)Colonel Crawford
15.)Manchester

Watch out for:
Millbury Lake, Columbus Bishop Ready

Tuesday, December 9, 2008

The Brinn 15: Week Two, Division One

1.) Beavercreek
2.) Cincinnati Mt. Notre Dame
3.) Cincinnati Princeton
4.) Pickerington North
5.) Toledo Start
6.) North Canton Hoover
7.) Dayton Chaminade-Julienne
8.) Lakota West
9.) Toledo Waite
10.) Dublin Scioto
11.) Shaker Heights
12.) Cincinnati Winton Woods
13.) Kettering Fairmont
14.) Perrysburg
15.) Youngstown Boardman

The Brinn 15: Week Two, Division Two

1.) Lima Bath
2.) Hathaway Brown
3.) Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit
4.) Warsaw River View
5.) Kettering Archbishop Alter
6.) Akron Hoban
7.) Millersburg West Holmes
8.) Tipp City Tippecanoe
9.) Akron SVSM
10.) Salem
11.) Indian Lake
12.) Wauseon
13.) Miami Trace
14.) Wapakoneta
15.) Colonel Crawford

The Brinn 15: Week Two, Division Four

1.)Columbus Africentric
2.)Convoy Crestview
3.)Berlin Hiland
4.)Waterford
5.)Bedford St Peter Chanel
6.)Minster
7.)Cleveland Heights Lutheran East
8.)New Riegel
9.)New Bremen
10.)Delphos St Johns
11.)South Webster
12.)Mogadore
13.)Fostoria St Wendelin
14.)Kalida
15.)Ft Loramie

The Brinn 15: Week Two, Division Three

1.)South Euclid Regina
2.)Casstown Miami East
3.)Oak Hill
4.)Marion Pleasant
5.)Sugarcreek Garaway
6.)Findlay Liberty Benton
7.)Haviland Wayne Trace
8.)Smithville
9.)Mt Blanchard Riverdale
10.)Middletown Madison
11.)South Point
12.)Atwater Waterloo
13.)Genoa Area
14.)Garfield Heights Trinity
15.)West Liberty Salem

Monday, December 1, 2008

The Brinn 15: Week One, Division Three

1. South Euclid Regina
2. Casstown Miami East
3. Versailles
4. Oak Hill
5. Marion Pleasant
6. Sugarcreek Garaway
7. Findlay Liberty Benton
8. Haviland Wayne Trace
9. Mt Blanchard Riverdale
10. Middletown Madison
11. Atwater Waterloo
12. West Liberty Salem
13. Metamora Evergreen
14. South Point
15. Garfield Heights Trinity

The Brinn 15: Week One, Division Four

1. Columbus Africentric
2. Convoy Crestview
3. Berlin Hiland
4. Minster
5. Waterford
6. Beford St Peter Chanel
7. Cleveland Heights Lutheran East
8. New Riegel
9. New Bremen
10. Delphos St Johns
11. South Webster
12. Mogadore
13. Fostoria St Wendelin
14. Kalida
15. Ft Loramie

Friday, November 28, 2008

The Brinn 15: Week One, Division Two

1. Lima Bath
2. Kettering Archbishop Alter
3. Tipp City Tippecanoe
4. Hathaway Brown
5. Akron Hoban
6. Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit
7. Warsaw River View
8. Millersburg West Holmes
9. Akron SVSM
10. Indian Lake
11. Colonel Crawford
12. Salem
13. Bucyrus
14. Lexington
15. Miami Trace

The Brinn 15: Week One, Division One

1. Beavercreek
2. Lakota West
3. Pickerington North
4. Cincinnati Mt. Notre Dame
5. North Canton Hoover
6. Cincinnati Princeton
7. Anthony Wayne
8. Shaker Heights
9. Kettering Fairmont
10. Toledo Start
11. Dublin Scioto
12. Youngstown Boardman
13. Toledo Central Catholic
14. Vandalia Butler
15. Sylvania Northview

Saturday, November 15, 2008

GIRLS' HOOPS COMING SOON!

So we are taking a break between seasons and doing our research on girls' basketball teams throughout the state of Ohio to bring you our unique brand of Ohio Girls' High School Sports! Our preseason CAPTAIN BRINN TOP 20 Rankings for girls' basketball will be posted before the season tips off next weekend. Watch for that. In the meantime, communicate with us about your favorite team, their players to watch, coaches, expectations, good games, etc.

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Sunday, November 9, 2008

CBOHIO VARSITY VOLLEYBALL HONORS


DI Coach of the Year--Dawn Moses, Olmsted Falls
DI Player of the Year--Lauren Whyte, Olmsted Falls

DII Coach of the Year--Tony Messina, Parma Padua Franciscan
DII Player of the Year--Kaitlyn Leary, Parma Padua Franciscan

DIII Coach of the Year--Bradd Jeffers, Albany Alexander
DIII Player of the Year--Kara Koch, Northwestern High

DIV Coach of the Year--Amy Steininger, Marion Local
DIV Player of the Year--Alyssa Winner, Marion Local

CHAMPIONS CROWNED

Here are our observations of a great weekend of Ohio High School Volleyball in Dayton this past weekend:

DIVISION ONE:
What a shocker it was to watch #1 Cincinnati Ursuline go down, and in the fashion they did. Ursuline embarrassed #3 Cincinnati Mt. Notre Dame in their semi-final and looked like a well-oiled machine. #2 Olmsted Falls easily handled #10 Brecksville-Broadview Heights in their semi-final, but that was no surprise. And, OF did not look they would be quite able to keep up with Ursuline based on their level of play in their semi. But the final was a classic, which began with an Ursuline rally that led to the longest single game in state tournament history, with OF pulling out a 39-37 win. The play of Olmsted's White was incredible to say the least, as well! She was dominant. It was strange to see a GGCL team turned on their heels. They were literally in shock after the match, as was most of the crowd, who had seen Cincy Catholic teams win the title every since 1998 except once in 2004.

DIVISION TWO:
#4 Parma Padua Franciscan was the deserving champion in the drama-free D2 division. The games were not that exciting, with Padua winning a four-gamer against #19 Alter. I thought #6 Columbus Bishop Hartley was a lot better than many gave them credit for and would have liked to have seen them push Alter to a fifth game in the semi-final, which should of happened before an Alter comeback. Mansfield Madison was disappointing, but they should be a contender next season. They were young and couldn't handle Padua's methodical, consistent level of play.

DIVISION THREE:
This division ended up being a complete surprise with the ease of #2 Albany Alexander winning the title. First they defeated #14 Versailles in three hotly-contested games in their semi-final and then easily handed #6 Gilmour Academy defeat in the D3 Championship match. The most excitement (or lack their of) came from Gilmour's incredible dominance of #1 Lima Central Catholic in the semi-finals.

DIVISION FOUR:
#2 Newark Catholic and #5 Marion Local had a classic back-and-forth semi-final match. Newark Catholic, though ranked higher than ML, had to be considered the underdog against the defending champions. They almost pulled it out, but fell 15-12 in the final game. For #1 Jackson Center, they advanced easily against #9 Buckeye Central, who has several young players with tremendous potential. While JC pulled out game one, Marion Local controlled the rest and claimed their second straight title. They also return nearly their entire team and are so young, we may see a new Hopewell-Loudon developing in D4.