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List of OHSAA softball champions

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In 2007 the OHSAA adopted a centennial logo

The Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) is the governing body of athletic programs for junior and senior high schools in the state of Ohio. It conducts state championship competitions in all the OHSAA-sanctioned sports.

Champions

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Year D I / AAA D II / AA D III / A D IV
2019 Louisville Plain City Jonathan Alder Warren Champion Antwerp
2018 Massillon Perry La Grange Keystone Warren Champion Jeromesville Hillsdale
2017 Elyria Hebron Lakewood Warren Champion Williamsburg
2016 Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit Hebron Lakewood Wheelersburg Convoy Crestview
2015 Ashville Teays Valley Granville Warren Champion Shadyside
2014 North Canton Hoover Lima Bath Williamsport Westfall Cuyahoga Heights
2013 North Canton Hoover Newark Licking Valley Bloom-Carroll Strasburg-Franklin
2012 North Canton Hoover La Grange Keystone Warren Champion Convoy Crestview
2011 North Canton Hoover Poland Seminary Warren Champion Strasburg-Franklin
2010 Perry Hebron Lakewood Jeromesville Hillsdale Pleasant Hill Newton
2009 Elyria Hamilton Ross Hebron Lakewood Strasburg-Franklin
2008 North Canton Hoover Canfield Hebron Lakewood Danville
2007 Hudson Greenville Bloom-Carroll Dalton
2006 North Canton Hoover La Grange Keystone Bloom-Carroll Dalton
2005 Lake Springfield Sycamore Mohawk Convoy Crestview
2004 Toledo St Ursula Academy Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit Woodsfield Monroe Central Crestline
2003 Whitehouse Anthony Wayne Mantua Crestwood Sycamore Mohawk Gibsonburg
2002 Elyria Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit Loudonville Gibsonburg
2001 Boardman Lima Bath Manchester Gibsonburg
2000 Hilliard Darby Conneaut Jeromesville Hillsdale
1999 North Canton Hoover La Grange Keystone Jeromesville Hillsdale
1998 North Canton Hoover Tallmadge Southington Chalker
1997 Pickerington Central Tallmadge Loudonville
1996 Akron Ellet Marlington Jeromesville Hillsdale
1995 Springfield Columbus Bishop Ready North Robinson Colonel Crawford
1994 Springfield Warren Champion Jeromesville Hillsdale
1993 Springfield Tallmadge Loudonville
1992 Springfield Akron Archbishop Hoban North Lewisburg Triad
1991 Perrysburg Akron Archbishop Hoban Strasburg-Franklin
1990 Springfield Bucyrus Manchester
1989 Springfield Tallmadge Strasburg-Franklin
1988 Springfield Tallmadge Strasburg-Franklin
1987 Tallmadge Akron Archbishop Hoban Strasburg-Franklin
1986 Brunswick Akron Archbishop Hoban Archbold
1985 Hamilton Zanesville Maysville Mineral Ridge
1984 Akron St Vincent-St Mary Akron Archbishop Hoban Archbold
1983 Grove City Akron Archbishop Hoban Portsmouth Clay
1982 Kettering Fairmont East Kinsman Badger Archbold
1981 Tallmadge Kinsman Badger Portsmouth Clay
1980 Cuyahoga Falls Warren Champion Portsmouth Clay
1979 Akron St Vincent-St Mary Manchester Jeromesville Hillsdale
1978 Springfield Warren Champion Casstown Miami East

See also

References

  1. ^ OHSAA. "Ohio High School Athletic Association Web site". Retrieved 2019-12-06.