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The sports teams of SHS are called the ''Blue Streaks'' and they play in the [[Northern Ohio League]]. The Blue Streaks had participated in the [[Greater Buckeye Conference]] from 2003-2011. They were previously a part of the [[Great Lakes League]], which was broken up the end of the 2003 season. SHS is known for its football tradition, as they are currently the fifth winningest team in the history of Ohio high school football with 616 wins. They won several "mythical" state championships before the [[OHSAA]] adopted the playoff format that is currently in use, but they have not won a state title since the playoffs began.
The sports teams of SHS are called the ''Blue Streaks'' and they play in the [[Northern Ohio League]]. The Blue Streaks had participated in the [[Greater Buckeye Conference]] from 2003-2011. They were previously a part of the [[Great Lakes League]], which was broken up the end of the 2003 season. SHS is known for its football tradition, as they are currently the fifth winningest team in the history of Ohio high school football with 616 wins. They won several "mythical" state championships before the [[OHSAA]] adopted the playoff format that is currently in use, but they have not won a state title since the playoffs began.


Their football team has a passionate rivalry with [[Fremont Ross High School]] that dates back to 1895, making it the second-oldest high school football rivalry in Ohio and one of the twenty [[List of high school football rivalries (100 years+)|oldest rivalries in the United States]]. Many future NFL and college football stars have participated in this historic game. [[Heisman Trophy]] finalist, NFL Pro Bowl selection, and SHS alumnus [[Orlando Pace]] and Heisman Trophy winner, NFL Pro Bowl selection, and Fremont Ross alumnus [[Charles Woodson]] competed against one another in the game from 1991 to 1993. In 2009, Sandusky played a new rival, Perkins, in their first Varsity Matchup ever, and lost. They played again in 2010, and Sandusky made a comeback. They nicknamed this game the "Hometown Showdown" because Perkins High is less than 2 miles from Sandusky High.
Their football team has a passionate rivalry with [[Fremont Ross High School]] that dates back to 1895, making it the second-oldest high school football rivalry in Ohio and one of the twenty [[List of high school football rivalries (100 years+)|oldest rivalries in the United States]]. Many future NFL and college football stars have participated in this historic game. [[Heisman Trophy]] finalist, NFL Pro Bowl selection, and SHS alumnus [[Orlando Pace]] and Heisman Trophy winner, NFL Pro Bowl selection, and Fremont Ross alumnus [[Charles Woodson]] competed against one another in the game from 1991 to 1993. In 2009, Sandusky played a new rival, Perkins, in their first Varsity Matchup ever, and lost. They played again in 2010, and Sandusky made a comeback. They nicknamed this game the "Hometown Showdown" because Perkins High is less than 2 miles from Sandusky High.


Although SHS is known for its football tradition, they have had great basketball teams and players throughout the school's history as well. [[Scott May]], who went on to become the NCAA Player of the Year on [[Bobby Knight]]'s undefeated 1976 Indiana Hoosier basketball team, an [[Olympic Games]] gold medalist, and the [[Chicago Bulls]]' first round pick of the 1976 [[NBA Draft]], played basketball at Sandusky High School and is the school's all-time leading scorer.
Although SHS is known for its football tradition, they have had great basketball teams and players throughout the school's history as well. [[Scott May]], who went on to become the NCAA Player of the Year on [[Bobby Knight]]'s undefeated 1976 Indiana Hoosier basketball team, an [[Olympic Games]] gold medalist, and the [[Chicago Bulls]]' first round pick of the 1976 [[NBA Draft]], played basketball at Sandusky High School and is the school's all-time leading scorer.


===Ohio High School Athletic Association State Championships===
===Ohio High School Athletic Association State Championships===
{{further|Ohio High School Athletic Association}}
{{further information|Ohio High School Athletic Association}}
* Boys [[Golf]] - 1947
* Boys [[Golf]] - 1947
* Boys [[swimming (sport)|Swimming]] – 1946
* Boys [[swimming (sport)|Swimming]] – 1946
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*[[Scott May]], Olympic gold medalist and NCAA national champion basketball player; played for the Chicago Bulls of the [[National Basketball Association|NBA]]
*[[Scott May]], Olympic gold medalist and NCAA national champion basketball player; played for the Chicago Bulls of the [[National Basketball Association|NBA]]
*[[Jackie Mayer]], [[Miss Ohio]] 1962 and [[Miss America]] 1963
*[[Jackie Mayer]], [[Miss Ohio]] 1962 and [[Miss America]] 1963
*[[John Jay McKelvey, Sr.|John Jay McKelvey, Sr.,]] Attorney, Founder of Harvard Law Review.
*[[John Jay McKelvey, Sr.]], Attorney, Founder of Harvard Law Review.
*[[Thomas J. Moyer]], chief justice of the [[Ohio Supreme Court]] (1987 - 2010)
*[[Thomas J. Moyer]], chief justice of the [[Ohio Supreme Court]] (1987 - 2010)
*[[Orlando Pace]], seven-time [[Pro Bowl]] offensive lineman for the [[St. Louis Rams]] & [[Chicago Bears]] of the NFL
*[[Orlando Pace]], seven-time [[Pro Bowl]] offensive lineman for the [[St. Louis Rams]] & [[Chicago Bears]] of the NFL

Revision as of 07:31, 19 August 2016

Sandusky High School
Address
Map
2130 Hayes Avenue

Sandusky
,
(Erie County)
,
Ohio
44870

United States
Coordinates41°26′4″N 82°42′47″W / 41.43444°N 82.71306°W / 41.43444; -82.71306
Information
TypePublic, Coeducational high school
School districtSandusky City School District
SuperintendentEugene Sanders [1]
PrincipalDave Danhoff [1]
Grades9-12
Enrollment1,547 (2015)
Campus typeSuburban
Color(s)Blue and White [1]    
Slogan"Once a blue streak, always a blue streak."
SongAlma Mater
Athletics conferenceNorthern Ohio League[1]
MascotStreaky Bear
Team nameBlue Streaks[1]
RivalFremont Ross
YearbookFram
Athletic DirectorShawn Coakley [1]
WebsiteSchool website

Sandusky High School, or SHS, is a secondary school in Sandusky, Ohio, United States. It is the only high school in the Sandusky City School District, and one of two high schools in the city of Sandusky; the other high school is St Mary Central Catholic High School.

SHS was one of the first high schools established in the state of Ohio, with the first building commissioned in 1845. The first class - just four students - graduated in 1855. The facility is one of the largest secondary schools, under one roof, in the state of Ohio.[citation needed]

Athletics

The sports teams of SHS are called the Blue Streaks and they play in the Northern Ohio League. The Blue Streaks had participated in the Greater Buckeye Conference from 2003-2011. They were previously a part of the Great Lakes League, which was broken up the end of the 2003 season. SHS is known for its football tradition, as they are currently the fifth winningest team in the history of Ohio high school football with 616 wins. They won several "mythical" state championships before the OHSAA adopted the playoff format that is currently in use, but they have not won a state title since the playoffs began.

Their football team has a passionate rivalry with Fremont Ross High School that dates back to 1895, making it the second-oldest high school football rivalry in Ohio and one of the twenty oldest rivalries in the United States. Many future NFL and college football stars have participated in this historic game. Heisman Trophy finalist, NFL Pro Bowl selection, and SHS alumnus Orlando Pace and Heisman Trophy winner, NFL Pro Bowl selection, and Fremont Ross alumnus Charles Woodson competed against one another in the game from 1991 to 1993. In 2009, Sandusky played a new rival, Perkins, in their first Varsity Matchup ever, and lost. They played again in 2010, and Sandusky made a comeback. They nicknamed this game the "Hometown Showdown" because Perkins High is less than 2 miles from Sandusky High.

Although SHS is known for its football tradition, they have had great basketball teams and players throughout the school's history as well. Scott May, who went on to become the NCAA Player of the Year on Bobby Knight's undefeated 1976 Indiana Hoosier basketball team, an Olympic Games gold medalist, and the Chicago Bulls' first round pick of the 1976 NBA Draft, played basketball at Sandusky High School and is the school's all-time leading scorer.

Ohio High School Athletic Association State Championships

Further information: Ohio High School Athletic Association

[2]

Notable alumni

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f OHSAA. "Ohio High School Athletic Association member directory". Retrieved 2010-02-17.
  2. ^ OHSAA. "Ohio High School Athletic Association Web site". Retrieved 2006-12-31.
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