COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Justine Raterman, the do-everything player who led Versailles to its first state championship, is the most outstanding player on the 2008 Associated Press Division III all-tournament team. Raterman, a 6-foot-1 senior who will play next year...

Raterman, a 6-foot-1 senior who will play next year at the University of Dayton, scored 45 points and had 29 rebounds and 11 assists in her two games at the state tournament, including Monday's 51-33 victory in the title game over Sugarcreek Garaway.

Joining her on the all-tournament team are teammate Emily Bohman (33 points, nine rebounds and five assists in the two games), along with Garaway's Laura Bardall (36 points, 15 rebounds in two games), South Euclid Regina's Mercedes Mitchell (19 points and eight rebounds in a semifinal loss) and Kayla Brown of Mount Blanchard Riverdale (13 points) in a semifinal loss.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Ashley Christie, who scored 20 points in Kettering Alter's state championship win over Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown, is the most outstanding player on the 2008 Associated Press Division II all-tournament team. Christie, a senior, hit 7-of-10...

Christie, a senior, hit 7-of-10 shots from the field including 3-of-4 3-pointers, making 3s on three consecutive trips down the court to help the Knights build a 14-point lead that they lost, and then later regained to win 60-46 on Monday.

Joining her on the all-tournament team is teammate Courtney Chihil (20 points, 10 rebounds, 5 assists in two state tournament games); Hathaway Brown's Angela Groves (33 points, 19 rebounds, 12 blocked shots in two games) and Mylan Woods (31 points, 14 rebounds in two games); and Lima Bath's Rachel Mauk (18 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists in a semifinal loss).

DUE TO WEATHER CONDITIONS THE GIRLS FINAL GAME TIMES HAVE BEEN CHANGED TO MONDAY MARCH 10, 2008. Where: Ohio State's Jerome Schottenstein Center (Value City Arena) Division II State Final, 10:45 p.m. Division IV State Final, 2 p.m. Division III...

Where: Ohio State's Jerome Schottenstein Center (Value City Arena)

Division II State Final, 10:45 p.m.

Division IV State Final, 2 p.m.

Division III State Final, 5:15 p.m.

Division I State Final, 8:30 p.m.

(AP) -- COLUMBUS_Cortland Maplewood. DIVISION IV FIRST TEAM: Tyeasha Moss, Cols. Africentric, 5-9, sr., 15.2; Jena Stutzman, Berlin Hiland, 5-8, sr., 19.2; Sina King, Waterford, 6-0, soph., 18.9; Kayla Cook, S. Webster, 5-9, soph., 18.5; Amanda Francis, Sidney Fairlawn, 5-7,...

DIVISION IV

FIRST TEAM: Tyeasha Moss, Cols. Africentric, 5-9, sr., 15.2; Jena Stutzman, Berlin Hiland, 5-8, sr., 19.2; Sina King, Waterford, 6-0, soph., 18.9; Kayla Cook, S. Webster, 5-9, soph., 18.5; Amanda Francis, Sidney Fairlawn, 5-7, sr., 23.0; Destiny Sims, Cuya. Hts. Luth. E., 5-6, sr., 21.0; Kayla Mullins, McGuffey Upper Scioto Val., 5-8, sr., 23.6; Caitlin Sharp, E. Canton, 5-6, sr., 18.1.

Player of the year: Tyeasha Moss, Cols. Africentric.

Coaches of the year: Aaron Smith, Fostoria St. Wendelin; Kelly Paxson, Leetonia; Melvin Burke, Cuya. Hts. Luth. E.

THIRD TEAM: Kendra Votaw, Mt. Gilead Christian, 5-10, soph., 19.9; Alesia Howad, Cols. Africentric, 5-9, sr., 12.4; Savannah Burke, Beallsville, 5-10, sr., 17.0; Jessica Slagle, Sidney Lehman, 5-7, sr., 17.9; Leslie Purnell, Spring. Cath. Cent., 5-10, sr., 19.2; Kelly Anatra, Mansfield St. Peter's, 5-10, sr., 16.3; Kayla Wiley, Glenwood New Boston, 5-6, jr., 17.0; Kayla Seip, Mowrystown Whiteoak, 5-11, sr., 18.2; Emily Dolsak, McDonald, 5-11, sr., 15.0.

Special Mention

Tracy Payne, Danville; Jessi Drayer, Waterford; Sarah Stratman, Latham Western; Kristin Nau, Caldwell; Carly Clark, Strasburg Franklin; Hannah Patchan, New Phila. Tuscarawas Cent. Cath.; Mallory Hoff, New Matamoras Frontier; Sarah Carroll, Cin. Christian; Alyssa Dunn, Cin. Seven Hills; Courtney Cook, Bedford Chanel; Jamie Kapferer, Ashtabula Saints John and Paul; Hope Halstead, Elyria Open Door; Annjelina Robinson, Cleve. Hts. Luth. E.; Lindsay Simpson, Kirtland; Kristin Kalsek, E. Canton; Chelsea Raines, Rittman; Jordan Poth, Mogadore; Alisa Miller, Kidron Cent. Christian.

Honorable Mention

Tanija Beasley, Cols. Harvest Prep; Madison Brackman, Grove City Christian Becca Crouch, Cols. Tree of Life Hannah Reiff, Marion Catholic; Linda Stover, Delaware Christian;

Britany Brown, Waterford; Adrienne Blankenship, Franklin Furnace Green; Erin Sherman, South Webster; Kristen Adams, Portsmouth Clay; Jennifer Sheridan, Crown City South Gallia; Katie Hayman, Reedsville Eastern; Kasey Turley, Racine Southern;

Leann Hesson, Caldwell; Natalie Perzanowski, Bellaire St. John; Alyssa Headley, Beallsville; Rachel Benda, Bridgeport; Abby Gooding, Bowerston Conotton Valley; Claire Hartman, Zanesville Rosecrans;

Amber Hayslip, Southeastern; Shelby Sheets, Fayetteville; Kimmie Replogle, Houston; Mara Howell, Frankln-Monroe; Tara Benedict, Troy Christian; Sarah Evans, Cin. Seven Hills;

Elizabeth Reardon, Thompson Ledgemont; Mallory Johnson, Ashtabula Saints John and Paul; Shelby Archabale, Cuya. Hts.; Latisha Walker, Cleve. Hts. Luth. E.; Alex Hansen, North Ridgeville Lake Ridge Acad.; Katie Bubna, Bedford Chanel; Amber Bogard, Cleve. Hts. Luth. E.;

Paige Faine, Van Buren; Jessica Lehman, Pandora-Gilboa; Katie Heinlen, Bucyrus Wynford; Brooke Niemeyer, New Knoxville; Beth Giesege, Holgate; Kara Dysert, Ada; Catherine Spisak, Sandusky St. Mary's;

Amanda Sidwell, Mogadore; Lynsie Davis, Leetonia; Vanessa Gantz, E. Canton; Joh'Vonnie Mosley, McDonald; Alyssa Giesy, Bristolville Bristol.

WESTERVILLE, Ohio (AP) -- Alexis Rogers scored 18 points and third-ranked West Chester Lakota West dominated the second and third quarters to beat No. 1 Dublin Coffman 62-48 and win a Division I regional championship on Saturday. Quinessa Johnson added...

Quinessa Johnson added 11 points and Amber Gray had 10 for Lakota (25-1), which outscored the Shamrocks 30-17 in the middle two quarters.

Sam Mackay had 19 points and Becca Bornhorst 11 for Coffman (25-1).

Two free throws by Bornhorst brought Coffman to 35-28 with 3:11 left in the third quarter, but Lakota scored the next eight points -- a 3-pointer by Stephanie Whitenack, a layup by Rogers and another Whitenack 3-pointer.

The lead never dropped below eight points again.

Lakota West will meet Youngstown Boardman (19-7) in a state semifinal at 6 p.m. Friday at Ohio State's Value City Arena.

MASSILLON, Ohio (AP) -- Jena Stutzman scored 13 points and second-ranked Berlin Hiland got off to a quick start to beat Bedford Chanel 57-45 and win a Division IV regional championship on Saturday. The Hawks (25-1) advance to a state...

The Hawks (25-1) advance to a state semifinal game on Thursday at 6 p.m. at Ohio State's Value City Arena.

Hiland led 9-4 after a quarter and 24-14 at the half and never trailed in the second half.

Ashley Davis scored 14 points, Jaclyn Kellon 12 and Courtney Cook 11 for Chanel (18-8).

MASSILLON, Ohio (AP) -- Shay Selby led four players in double figures with 24 points to spur second-ranked South Euclid Regina past Rootstown 91-55 and win a Division III regional championship on Saturday. The Royals (24-2) advance to meet poll...

The Royals (24-2) advance to meet poll champion Versailles (26-0) in a state semifinal game on Friday at 1 p.m. at Ohio State's Value City Arena.

Emily Hoscilowicz had 14 points and Hillary Southworth and Tay'ler Mingo each had 10 for Regina.

Ashley Christani scored 25 points and Monica Mims had 12 for Rootstown (20-6).

LEXINGTON, Ohio (AP) -- Kristi Kotterman scored 19 points and Mount Blanchard Riverdale broke open a tight game with a big third period to beat Fredericktown 53-47 and win a Division III regional championship on Saturday. The Falcons (23-2) outscored...

The Falcons (23-2) outscored the seventh-ranked Freddies (25-1) 19-4 in the third quarter to pull away.

Lacey Kessler added 14 points for Riverdale, which advances to play in a state semifinal at 3 p.m. Friday in Ohio State's Value City Arena.

Allyn Blakely had 19 points for the Freddies, who had 22 turnovers.

Kessler's 3-pointer with 2:02 remaining in the third quarter put the Falcons up by four. They never trailed again.

LANCASTER, Ohio (AP) -- Laura Bardall scored 15 points and Sugarcreek Garaway used a 17-point advantage at the free-throw line to beat Oak Hill 62-39 on Saturday and win a girls regional championship. Garaway (24-2), ranked ninth in the final...

Garaway (24-2), ranked ninth in the final regular-season Associated Press poll, advances to meet Mount Blanchard Riverdale (23-2) in a state semifinal on Saturday at 3 p.m. at Ohio State's Value City Arena.

Garaway was 24 of 34 at the line to Oak Hill's 7 of 10.

Erica Hershberger had 12 points, Kristen Troyer 11 and Kinzie Kaufman 10 for Garaway, which broke out to a 23-8 lead after a wquarter and never looked back.

Kaylin Marshall's 11 points and 10 by Karissa Adkins led the way for Oak Hill (18-7).

ELIDA, Ohio (AP) -- Jackie Reinhart scored 19 points and Lauren Hutton added 17 to lead New Riegel past Fostoria St. Wendelin 62-42 on Saturday night to win a girls Division IV regional championship. Rachelle Lucius chipped in with 10...

Rachelle Lucius chipped in with 10 points for the Blue Jackets (22-3), who were ranked No. 12 in the final regular-season Associated Press poll.

They advance to meet second-ranked Berlin Hiland (25-1) in state semifinal on Thursday at 6 p.m. at Ohio State's Value City Arena.

Dani Papenfus scored 21 points for fifth-ranked St. Wendelin (25-1), which was hurt by a technical that helped put it farther behind.

PICKERINGTON, Ohio (AP) -- Tyeasha Moss scored 24 points and defending state champion Columbus Africentric beat Waterford 71-44 on Saturday to win a Division IV regional title and earn a shot at a repeat. Alecia Howard added 11 points and...

Alecia Howard added 11 points and Ashar Harris 10 for the top-ranked Nubians (24-1).

They move on to play in a state semifinal at 8 p.m. Thursday at Ohio State's Value City Arena.

Waterford (22-3), ranked 11th in the last regular-season Associated Press poll, was led by Sina King's 18 points. Jessi Drayer added 11.

VANDALIA, Ohio (AP) -- Melissa Eicholt scored 13 points to lead Convoy Crestview past Fort Loramie 42-19 on Saturday night to win a Division IV girls regional championship. Crestview (23-2) advances to meet top-ranked Columbus Africentric, also the defending champions...

Crestview (23-2) advances to meet top-ranked Columbus Africentric, also the defending champions in the division. They tangle in a semifinal at 8 p.m. on Thursday night at Ohio State's Value City Arena.

Brittany Hoelscher, Kelsea Otis and Clair Ruhenkamp each had four points for Fort Loramie (15-11).

DAYTON, Ohio (AP) -- Tia McBride scored 17 points to lead Cincinnati Mount Notre Dame to a 56-41 victory over Cincinnati Oak Hills on Friday night in the Division I Ohio High School Athletic Association regional championship at Wright State...

McBride also had five assists and 16 rebounds. Forward Kendall Hackney contributed 12 points and forward Gabby Smith added 10 points in the win.

Oak Hills forward Jessica Pachko notched the most points in the game with 18, but she couldn't close the gap as her team trailed Notre Dame all night. At one point in the third quarter, Notre Dame jumped out to an 18-point lead.

BARBERTON, Ohio (AP) -- Mylan Woods scored 19 points to lead Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown to a 45-41 win over Canfield on Friday night in the Division II Ohio High School Athletic Association regional championship at Barberton High School. Woods...

Woods was the only player to score in double digits, and no other Hathaway Brown player scored more than 6.

Kate Popovec led the Cardinals with 9 points and 12 rebounds, and Jillian Halfhill added another 9 points.

Hathaway Brown led 27-19 at halftime on 48 percent shooting, compared with Canfield's 38 percent.

From the free throw line, Hathaway Brown shot 12-of-18 for the game and the cardinals hit 7 of 11.

ZANESVILLE, Ohio (AP) -- Amber Arter scored 32 points to lead Columbus Mifflin to a 61-55 victory over Millersburg West Holmes Friday night in the Division II Ohio High School Athletic Association regional championship at Zanesville High School. West Holmes...

West Holmes turned over the lead in the third quarter and never got it back. The Lady Knights were on top 34-33 with 3:21 left, but Mifflin reeled off 12 straight points for a 45-34 command going into the fourth.

Arter scored the final seven in that run, including a 3-pointer at the buzzer. She completed 17 of 20 at the line.

J.D. Campbell added 11 points and Trish Mack 10 points and six rebounds for the Lady Punchers.

Noelle Yoder and Mallory Arnold each had 12 points for West Holmes, while Sarah Hammond contributed 11 points, three assists and two blocked shots.

NORWALK, Ohio (AP) -- Brianna Jones scored 12 and Sharise Calhoun added 11 as Toledo Central Catholic beat Solon 51-49 Friday in a Division I Ohio High School Athletic Association regional final at Norwalk High School. Solon outscored Central Catholic...

Solon outscored Central Catholic 15-11 and held Calhoun scoreless in the fourth quarter, but it wasn't enough to overcome a 40-34 deficit at the end of the third.

Calhoun made a steal with 12 seconds to play and Danielle Lewis scored the game's final two points on free throws a second later.

Erin Wisner scored 12 and Robin Gilmore added 11 for Solon.

The Comets trailed 28-24 at the half.

CANTON, Ohio (AP) -- Darryce Moore scored 19 points and Emily Abraham made five free throws in overtime, lifting Youngstown Boardman to a come-from-behind, 43-35 victory Friday night over Warren Howland in a Division I Ohio High School Athletic Association...

Kelly Barzak's basket with 52 seconds gave the Tigers a 31-29 lead.

Moore responded with a layup about 20 seconds later that sent the game into overtime.

Alexa Williams had 13 points and nine rebounds to lead Howland.

VANDALIA, Ohio (AP) -- Courtney Chihil notched a game-high 17 points as Kettering Archbishop Alter defeated Dayton Carroll 49-37 Friday night in a Division II Ohio High School Athletic Association regional final at Vandalia Butler High School. Carroll led 21-19...

Carroll led 21-19 at halftime, but Alter broke open the game by outscoring Carroll 17-6 in the third-quarter.

Nicole Christie started it off with a 3-pointer to take a 22-21 lead -- the game's eighth lead change. Carroll tied it at 23 before Alter turned several turnovers into points.

Carroll was led in scoring by Brogan Berry's 13 points and Megan Lange's 10.

ONTARIO, Ohio (AP) -- Rachel Mauk scored 35 points and Lima Bath pulled away in the second half to beat Sandusky Perkins 71-62 to win a Division II regional championship on Saturday. Mauk hit 9-of-20 shots from the field including...

Mauk hit 9-of-20 shots from the field including 5-of-14 3-pointers, plus added 12-of-15 free throws, two rebounds and seven assists for Bath (23-1), which advances to meet Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown (21-4) in a state semifinal on Thursday at 1 p.m. at Value City Arena.

Stefanie Mauk chipped in with 14 points and Nicki Hopkins had 11 for Bath, which was outscored inside the arc but hit 14-of-42 3-pointers to Perkins' 3-of-9. The Wildcats led 27-26 at the half but outscored the Pirates 15-12 in the third quarter and 29-24 in the fourth.

Perkins (23-1), which was trying to make a return trip to the state tournament, was led by Trish Krewson's 25 points and 11 rebounds, with Cierra Bravard adding 20 points and Stacey Grathwol 12.

VANDALIA, Ohio (AP) -- Justine Raterman scored 20 points -- and was a perfect 11-for-11 in free throws -- to lead top-ranked Versailles past Casstown Miami East 47-37 in a Division III regional championship on Saturday. Emily Bohman added 11...

Emily Bohman added 11 points for Versailles (26-0), which led at the quarter breaks 13-8, 21-14 and 35-27.

The Tigers advance to a state semifinal game at Value City Arena on Friday at 1 p.m.

Rebecca Leffel had 15 points to lead Miami East (24-2), which was ranked fourth in the final regular-season Associated Press poll.

(AP) -- First Team: Natasha Howard, Tol. Waite, 6-3, so., 17.3; Allison Papenfuss, Whitehouse Anthony Wayne, 6-0, jr., 21.1; Volanda Richardson, Tol. Start, 6-1, jr., 11.8; Brianna Jones, Tol. Central Catholic, 6-1, jr., 14.1; Nicole Parrish, Perrysburg, 6-2, sr., 14.7;...

Players of the year: Jessica Jenkins, Marion Harding; Natasha Howard, Tol. Waite.

Coach of the year: Mark Schrock, Perrysburg.

Second Team: Patrice Lalor, Tol. Notre Dame, 5-6, s.r, 13.1; Sharise Calhoun, Tol. Central Catholic, 5-7, sr., 11.9; Olivia Fouty, Sylvania Northview, 5-10, so., 13.8; Shawnta Dyer, Marion Harding, 6-1, so., 16.6; Taylor Rogers, Ashland, 5-8, jr., 18.0; Jessica White, Mansfield Senior, 5-7, sr., 13.9; Tiara Roberts, Tol. Bowsher, 5-11, sr., 14.4.

Third Team: Amanda Walton, Oregon Clay, 5-3, sr., 14.1; Jasmine Blanton, Tol. Notre Dame, 5-9, jr., 14.0; LeShea McCoy, 5-4, s.r, 13.2; Jasmine Brown, Sandusky, 6-0, sr., 18.6; Kenya Middlebrooke, Tol. Waite, 5-8, sr., 10.0; Amanda Gregory, Tol. Bowsher, 6-2, so., 13.1.

Honorable Mention: Morgan Coulter, Holland Sprignfield; Shannica Black, Mansfield Senior; Kaylee Kepford, Marion Harding; Liz Hammer, Bowling Green; Erica Donovan, Tol. Notre Dame; Tiffany Scott, Sylvania Southview; Ariel Gaston, Sylvania Southview; Courtney Durbin, Tol. St. Ursula; Kenya Middlebrooks, Tol. Waite; Ashley Hooker, Tol. Whitmer; Katie Krisko, Ashland; Ashley Petersen, Findlay; Ashley Sottoway, Findlay; Paige Maroney, Sylvania Northview.

First Team: Liz Homan, Celina, 6-0, sr., 13.5; Cierra Bravard, Sandusky Perkins, 6-4, sr., 21.6; Trisha Krewson, Sandusky Perkins, 6-0, sr., 15.9; Clare Aubry, Upper Sandusky, 5-9, sr., 20.8; Ali Roth, Shelby, 6-0, sr., 12.9; Chelsea Hawkins, Bucyrus, 5-6, jr., 18.3; Stefanie Mauk, Lima Bath, 5-10, jr., 19.1.

Player of the year: Cierra Bravard, Sandusky Perkins.

Coach of the year: Brian Statler, Celina.

Second Team: Mariah Strayer, Bellevue, 5-11, sr., 19.5; Brittany Kiracofe, Ottawa-Glandorf, 5-7, sr., 12.0; Ashley Dorner, Bellville Clear Fork, 5-10, sr., 14.8; Marissa McDonald, Defiance, 5-8, sr., 13.5; Taylor Creager, Wauseon, 5-5, jr., 13.3; Rachel Mauk, Lima Bath, 5-10, jr., 15.1; Devon Golden, Wapakoneta, 5-9, jr., 14.2.

Third Team: Erica Lipstraw, Oak Harbor, 5-7, sr., 8.9; Aja Hall, Fostoria, 5-9, so., 18.6; Bri Calver, Shelby, 5-4, jr., 10.5; Kelsee Rehm, Bucyrus, 5-11, jr., 13.9; Brooke Zachrich, Napoloen, 5-8, sr., 8.5; Brooke Haines, Bryan, 6-1, s.r, 10.4; Molly Thompson, Lima Shawnee, 5-10, sr., 12.7.

Honorable Mention: Lea Mackenbach, St. Marys Memorial; Kelsey Waterman, Celina; Bethany Caudill, Sandusky Perkins; Anna Stephens, Willard; Mari Monaco, Port Clinton; Spencer Robles, Clyde; Jenna Bauerle, Willard; Allison Schroeder, Ottawa-Glandorf; Alexis Baird, Wauseon; Lisa Griffith, Pemberville Eastwood; Monica Jordan, Lexington; Courtney Wolfe, Lexington; Sara Wesche, Napoleon; Chloe Steritz, Wauseon; Madalyn Shaltter, Ottawa-Glandorf; Rebecca Gamby, Upper Sandusky; Emily Shellabarger, St. Marys Memorial, Cenzie Yoder, Celina; Sarah Weals, Lexington; Becca Mottayaw, Clear Fork; Jessica Armintrout, Shelby; Emily Marsico, Kenton; Jill Stein, Tiffin Columbian; Danielle Zurvalec, Oak Harbor; Mallory Long, Port Clinton; Bethany Buchanan, Port Clinton; Kaylea Griffin, Clyde.

DIVISION III

First Team: Kayla Brown, Mt. Blanchard Riverdale, 5-9, jr., 13.8; Amanda Hyde, Findlay Liberty-Benton, 5-8, so., 16.8; Kourtney Volkmer, N. Robinson Colonel Crawford, 6-0, sr., 18.0; Kate Stimpert, Ashland Crestview, 5-9, sr., 16.9; Brittany Darling, Genoa, 6-3, sr., 18.9; Taylor Langenderfer, Metamora Evergreen, 5-6, jr., 18.3; Cayla Keegan, Castalia Margaretta, 5-7, sr., 15.0; Brooke Morgart, Bloomdale Elmwood, 5-6, sr., 15.2.

Player of the year: Cayla Keegan, Castalia Margaretta.

Coaches of the year: Rich Thiel, Defiance Tinora; Nate Irwin, Findlay Liberty-Benton.

Second Team: Simone Eli, Genoa, 5-9, jr., 17.9; Renee Bidlack, Haviland Wayne Trace, 5-9, jr., 12.5; Chelsie Timmons, Defiance Tinora, 6-1, sr., 8.6; Amanda Stratton, Bluffton, 5-10, sr., 18.0; Brittany Morris, Castlia Margaretta, 5-11, jr., 15.8; Reanne Montgomery, Collins Western Reserve, 5-7, jr., 14.1.

Third Team: Kristi Kotterman, Mt. Blanchard Riverdale, 5-6, sr., 11.5; Erica Williman, Findlay Liberty-Benton, 5-7, sr., 11.3; Nasumbi Beard, Ontario, 5-7, jr., 12.1; Brooke Mattingly, St. Henry, 6-2, jr., 15.2; Paige Onweller, Swanton, 5-5, jr., 14.9; Kaitlin Rohrs, Liberty Center, 6-1, jr., 13.9; Kym Bowsher, Lafayette Allen East, 5-11, sr., 14.1; Alyssa Robinson, Milan Edison, 5-7, jr., 17.2.

Honorable Mention: Katie Streeter, N. Robinson Colonel Crawford; Emma McCarron, Ashland Crestview; Courtney Diller, Columbus Grove; Kaysie Brittenham, Millbury Lake; Liz Wagner, Bloomdale Elmwood; Nicole Lamb, Oregon Cardinal Stritch; Sara Priest, Havaland Wayne Trace; Rachel Daman, Defiance Tinora; Elisha Roberts, Defiance Tinora; Dani Newman, Archbold; Abby Gross, Paulding; Erica Williman, Liberty-Benton; Kelli Kotterman, Mt. Blanchard Riverdale; Hannah Harshman. Parkway; Kelley Lefeld, Coldwater; Leslie Weist, Ontario; Olivia French, Colonel Crawford; Alicia Metzger, Ashland Crestview; Aston Hibar, Ontario; Jenny Lamoreau, Lima Central Catholic; Katie Gullett, Oregon Cardinal Stritch; Liz Speweik, Oregon Cardinal Stritch; Lindsay Hill, Gibsonburg; Emily Clark, Gibsonburg; Alayna Ruggles, New London; Emily Clark, Gibsonburg.

DIVISION IV

First Team: Dani Papenfus, Fostoria St. Wendelin, 5-3, sr., 13.8; Kelly Anatra, Mansfield St. Peter's, 5-10, sr., 16.3; Molly Boetz, Stryker, 5-10, sr., 14.2; Kayla Mullins, McGuffey Upper Scioto Valley, 5-8, sr., 23.6; Gina Beining, Ottoville, 6-0, s.r, 10.3; Jackie Reinhart, New Riegel, 5-7, s.r, 10.1; Sarah Clark, Delphos St. John's, 5-9, sr., 13.9.

Player of the year: Kayla Mullins, McGuffey Upper Scioto Valley.

Coach of the year: Aaron Smith, Fostoria St. Wendelin.

Second Team: Paige Faine, Van Buren, 5-10, s.r, 17.7; Jessica Lehman, Pandora-Gilboa, 5-7, sr., 12.2; Katie Heinlen, Bucyrus Wynford, 5-10, sr., 11.7; Brooke Niemeyer, New Knoxville, 5-6, sr., 17.5; Beth Giesege, Holgate, 5-7, s.r, 15.6; Kara Dysert, Ada, 5-10, sr., 16.2; Catherine Spisak, Sandusky St. Mary's, 6-0, sr., 16.8.

Third Team: Jessica Schroeder, Leipsic, 6-0, jr., 13.2; Lauren Geroski, Fostoria St. Wendelin, 5-3, so., 12.0; Karrah Windau, Carey, 5-9, jr,. 16.6; Nikki Gilmore, Mansfield Christian, 5-8, sr., 17.1; Rachelle Benfer, Plymouth, 6-1, sr., 18.2; Hannah Nagy, Fremont St. Joseph, 5-11, s.r, 13.0; Lindsey Clouse, Sycamore Mohawk, 5-9, sr., 17.3; Marissa Reighard, Tol. Northwood, 5-9, sr., 17.1.

Honorable Mention: Lindsey Fleegle, Arcadia; Jillian Walters, Fremont St. Joseph; Stacy Timmerman, New Bremen; Joanna Snyder, Fort Recovery; Kasey Hageman, Stryker; Jennifer Headley, Hicksville; Erica King, Pettsville; Brittany Pohlman, Ottoville; Ashley Heitmeyer, Kalida; Haley Nagel, Attica Seneca East; Katherine Jamieson, Tol. Ottawa Hills; Jodi Spotts, Pettisville; Autumn Goebel, Hamler Patrick Henry; Haley Meyers, Stryker; Morgan Heacock, Arlington; Morgan Rogers, Arlington; Katie Boes, Arcadia; Samantha Bryan, McComb; Catelyn Ramsey, Van Buren; Kayla Nuveman, Leipsic; Lauren Hutton, New Riegel; Rachelle Lucius, New Riegel; Amy Cuff, Old Fort.

Alyssa Lucius, Old Fort; Morgan Dumbaugh, Ada; Melissa Eickholt, Convoy Crestview; Kelsey Nedderman, Convoy Crestview; Sarah Spitnale, Continental; Brooke Tegenkamp, Continental; Brittany Lament, Waynefield-Goshen; Katie Honigford, Lincolnview; Zefiryn Bryan, Delphos St. John's; Anne Koesters, Fort Recovery; Jodie Quinter, Minster; Krysten Lindsay, Mansfield St. Peter's; Kylie Sinclair, Mansfield St. Peter's; Megan Bond, Plymouth; Stacy Shumate, Crestline; Lauren Abendroth, Ottawa Hills; Michelle Klenke, Northwood; Alyse Gonya, Fremont St. Joseph; Nicole Ryan, Monroeville; Megan Bond, Plymouth; Ashley Smith, Norwalk St. Paul; Carla Schaffer, Monroeville.

(AP) -- Pairings for the 2008 girls regional basketball tournament: DIVISION I All regional championships Friday, 7:30 p.m., unless noted otherwise At Canton Memorial Civic Center Youngstown Boardman (18-7) vs. Warren Howland (22-3). At Otterbein College Saturday, 4 p.m. West...

DIVISION I

All regional championships Friday, 7:30 p.m., unless noted otherwise

At Canton Memorial Civic Center

Youngstown Boardman (18-7) vs. Warren Howland (22-3).

At Otterbein College

Saturday, 4 p.m.

West Chester Lakota West (24-1) vs. Dublin Coffman (25-0).

At Norwalk High School

Solon (21-3) vs. Toledo Central Catholic (22-3).

At Wright State University

Cincinnati Mt. Notre Dame (23-2) vs. Cincinnati Oak Hills (21-4).

State Tournament Pairings: Canton vs. Otterbein; Norwalk vs. Wright State.

Championship: Saturday, March 8, 8:30 p.m.

All regional championships Friday, 7:30 p.m. unless noted otherwise

At Barberton High School

Canfield (21-2) vs. Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown (20-4).

At Ontario High School

Saturday, 12 p.m.

Lima Bath (23-1) vs. Sandusky Perkins (23-1).

At Vandalia Butler High School

Dayton Carroll (20-5) vs. Kettering Archbishop Alter (22-3).

At Zanesville High School

Columbus Mifflin (20-3) vs. Millersburg West Holmes (20-4).

State Tournament Pairings: Barberton vs. Ontario; Vandalia vs. Zanesville.

Championship: Saturday, March 8, 10:45 a.m.

DIVISION III

All regional championships Saturday, 1:30 p.m. unless noted otherwise

At Vandalia Butler High School

Casstown Miami East (24-1) vs. Versailles (25-0).

At Cuyahoga Falls High School

Rootstown (20-5) vs. South Euclid Regina (23-2).

At Lancaster High School

Saturday, 6 p.m.

Oak Hill 18-6 vs. Sugarcreek Garaway (23-2).

At Lexington High School

Fredericktown (25-0) vs. Mt. Blanchard Riverdale (22-2).

State Tournament Pairings: Vandalia vs. Cuyahoga Falls; Lancaster vs. Lexington.

Championship: Saturday, March 8, 5:15 p.m.

DIVISION IV

All regional championships Saturday, 7:30 p.m.

At Massillon Perry High School

Bedford St. Peter Chanel (18-7) vs. Berlin Hiland (23-1).

At Elida High School

Fostoria St. Wendelin (25-0) vs. New Reigel (21-3).

At Pickerington North High School

Columbus Africentric Early College (23-1) vs. Waterford (22-2).

At Vandalia Butler High School

Convoy Crestview (22-2) vs. Fort Loramie (15-10).

State Tournament Pairings: Massillon vs. Elida; Pickerington vs. Vandalia.

Championship: Saturday, March 8, 2 p.m.

DIVISION I All regional championships Friday, 7:30 p.m., unless noted otherwise At Canton Memorial Civic Center Youngstown Boardman (18-7) vs. Warren Howland (22-3). At Otterbein College Regional semifinals Thursday, 6:15 p.m.; 8 p.m. Pickerington Central (21-3) vs. West Chester Lakota...

All regional championships Friday, 7:30 p.m., unless noted otherwise

At Canton Memorial Civic Center

Youngstown Boardman (18-7) vs. Warren Howland (22-3).

At Otterbein College

Regional semifinals

Thursday, 6:15 p.m.; 8 p.m.

Pickerington Central (21-3) vs. West Chester Lakota West (23-1); Pickerington North (21-3) vs. Dublin Coffman (24-0). Championship Saturday, Noon.

At Norwalk High School

Solon (21-3) vs. Toledo Central Catholic (22-3).

At Wright State University

Cincinnati Mt. Notre Dame (23-2) vs. Cincinnati Oak Hills (21-4).

State Tournament Pairings: Canton vs. Otterbein; Norwalk vs. Wright State.

DIVISION II

All regional championships Friday, 7:30 p.m. unless noted otherwise

At Barberton High School

Canfield (21-2) vs. Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown (20-4).

At Ontario High School

Regional semifinals

Thursday, 6:15 p.m.; 8 p.m.

Lima Bath (22-1) vs. Akron Archbishop Hoban (20-3); Sandusky Perkins (22-1) vs. Lexington (16-7). Championship: Saturday, Noon.

At Vandalia Butler High School

Dayton Carroll (20-5) vs. Kettering Archbishop Alter (22-3).

At Zanesville High School

Columbus Mifflin (20-3) vs. Millersburg West Holmes (20-4).

State Tournament Pairings: Barberton vs. Ontario; Vandalia vs. Zanesville.

DIVISION III

All regional championships Saturday, 1:30 p.m.

At Vandalia Butler High School

Casstown Miami East (24-1) vs. Versailles (25-0).

At Cuyahoga Falls High School

Rootstown (20-5) vs. South Euclid Regina (23-2).

At Lancaster High School

Oak Hill 18-6 vs. Sugarcreek Garaway (23-2).

At Lexington High School

Fredericktown (25-0) vs. Mt. Blanchard Riverdale (22-2).

State Tournament Pairings: Vandalia vs. Cuyahoga Falls; Lancaster vs. Lexington.

DIVISION IV

All semifinals Thursday, 6:15 and 8 p.m., all regional championships Saturday, 7:30 p.m.

At Massillon Perry High School

McDonald (23-1) vs. Bedford St. Peter Chanel (17-7); East Canton (23-1) vs. Berlin Hiland (23-1).

At Elida High School

Mansfield St. Peter's (17-6) vs. Fostoria St. Wendelin (24-0); New Reigel (20-3) vs. Continental (16-7).

At Pickerington North High School

Columbus Africentric Early College (22-1) vs. South Webster (23-0); Lancaster Fisher Catholic (16-8) vs. Waterford (21-2).

At Vandalia Butler High School

Pitsburg Franklin Monroe (18-5) vs. Convoy Crestview (21-2); Sidney Lehman Catholic (19-3) vs. Fort Loramie (14-10).

State Tournament Pairings: Massillon vs. Elida; Pickerington vs. Vandalia.

First Team: Jessica Harris, Logan, 5-11, sr., 13.2. Player of the Year: Jessica Harris, Logan. Coach of the Year: Pat Walsh, Logan. Second Team: Collette Bolen, Logan, 5-8, sr., 12.0. Honorable Mention: Carissa Bosch, Logan....

Player of the Year: Jessica Harris, Logan.

Coach of the Year: Pat Walsh, Logan.

Second Team: Collette Bolen, Logan, 5-8, sr., 12.0.

Honorable Mention: Carissa Bosch, Logan.

First Team: Casse Mogan, Circleville, 5-10, sr., 20.2; Heather Evans, Circleville Logan Elm, 5-7, so., 12.4; LeAnne Ross, Marietta, 5-9, so., 16.8; Mallory Brooks, Vincent Warren, 5-6, jr., 15.1; Jenna Cobb, Washington Court House Miami Trace, 5-7, so., 15.0; Tori Dixon, McArthur Vinton County, 5-5, so., 15.0; Megan Lee, Chillicothe, 5-7, sr., 15.0 Player of the Year: Casse Mogan, Circleville Coach of the Year: Steve Kalinoski, Circleville.

Second Team: Megan White, Circleville, 6-3, jr., 6.0; Emily Robinson, Circleville Logan Elm, 5-5, fr., 10.6; Nancy Coulter, Washington Court House Miami Trace, 6-0, sr., 12.0; Sam Robinson, Thornville Sheridan, 5-11, so., 14.7; Monique Lee, Chillicothe, 5-9, so., 10.0; Shianne Ray, Chillicothe Unioto, 5-8, jr., 12.0; McKenzie Arledge, Chillicothe Unioto, 6-0, fr., 12.0; Rebecca Puckett, McArthur Vinton County, 5-10, so., 15.0.

Third Team: Abbey Palmer, Circleville, 5-5, jr., 5.9; Alyvia Clark, Circleville Logan Elm, 5-7, so., 9.9; Catie Wolfe, Pomeroy Meigs, 5-5, jr., 16.1; Molly Miracle, Marietta, 5-10, sr., 9.1; Lakin Horner, Vincent Warren, 5-8, sr., 13.3; Katy Stewart, New Lexington, 5-7, sr., 14.4; Jasmine Vinson, Chillicothe, 5-10, jr., 10.0; Chloe Cottrell, Chillicothe Unioto, 5-8, so., 10.0; Kate Hammond, Greenfield McClain, 5-9, so., 10.9.

Honorable Mention: Sarah Grosel, Marietta; Jill Carroll, Vincent Warren; Kaitlin Graham, Circleville; Liz Scudder, Circleville; McKenzie Guillion, Waverly; Alexis Geiger, Gallipolis Gallia Academy; Ryann Leslie, Gallipolis Gallia Academy; Meghan Martin, Chillicothe; Megan Saylor, Greenfield McClain; Janelle Hougland, Chillicothe Unioto; Abie Salyer, Athens; Kacy Stewart, New Lexington; Kristy Swinehart, Thornville Sheridan; Allie Krofft, Thornville Sheridan; Jarin Wasch; Jackson; Kelsey Martin, Jackson; Jessi Harkins, McArthur Vinton County; Erin Ross, Washington Court House Washington.

DIVISION III

First Team: Jessica Waddle, Ironton, 5-9, sr., 18.6; Whitney McManus, Minford, 5-6, jr., 15.0; Jessica Blanton, Wheelersburg, 5-6, sr., 11.1; Lydia Bridenbaugh, Chillicothe Huntington, 5-10, sr., 26.6; Ashley Jordan, Frankfort Adena, 5-10, jr., 13.8; Kim Kline, Nelsonville-York, 5-9, jr., 20.6; Arianna Bowles, Sardinia Eastern Brown, 5-11, sr., 18.4.

Co-players of the year: Jessica Waddle, Ironton; Lydia Bridenbaugh, Chillicothe Huntington.

Co-coaches of the year: Dusty Spradlin, Wheelersburg; Steve Bridenbaugh, Chillicothe Huntington.

Second Team: Iris Butcher, Stewart Federal Hocking, 5-8, so., 15.8; Mercedes Crockrel, Ironton, 5-9, jr., 15.2; Jordan Fletcher, South Point, 5-0, fr., 16.7; Whitney Smith, Albany Alexander, 5-9, jr., 14.7; Kelsey Lewis, Lynchburg-Clay, 5-9, jr., 13.4; Karissa Adkins, Oak Hill, 5-9, so., 16.1; Kaylin Marshall, Oak Hill, 5-10, sr., 13.5.

Third Team: Emily Dunfee, Stewart Federal Hocking, 5-6, jr., 15.8; Tineesha Taylor, South Point, 5-9, so., 11.0; Laura Green, Belpre, 5-9, sr., 12.7; Breslyn Harris, Minford, 5-8, jr., 15.0; Sarah Schmidt, Wheelersburg, 5-6, jr., 8.7; Brooke Marcum, Cheshire River Valley, 6-0, fr., 12.4; Jess Fraley, Chillicothe Huntington, 5-9, sr., 13.0; Whitney Hollon, Bainbridge Paint Valley, 5-7, so., 15.3; Brittany Leeson, Richmond Dale Southeastern, 5-6, sr., 17.8, Jordyn Cox, Coal Grove Dawson-Bryant, 5-5, jr., 16.1.

Honorable Mention: Courtney Stimpert, Belpre; Rebecca Mosley, West Portsmouth Portsmouth West; Lainee Clay, Wheelersburg; Brooke Baker, Wheelersburg; Cassie Taylor, Portsmouth; Megan Burford, McDermott Northwest; Devan Scarberry, McDermott Northwest; TAnn Mayo, South Point, Brooke Long, Rock Hill; Rachel Harris, Chesapeake; Destinee Spears, Proctorville Fairland; Michelle Pancake, Ironton; Molly Ruff, Cheshire River Valley; Sierra Sigman, Chillicothe Zane Trace.

Hannah James, Chillicothe Zane Trace; Erica Barker, Bainbridge Paint Valley; Kristin Snyder, Frankfort Adena; Brytan Givens, Frankfort Adena; Catherine Dresbach, Richmond Dale Southeastern; Lauren Raines, Albany Alexander; Lisa Meade, Nelsonville-York; Asti Powell, Nelsonville-York; Jessie Spears, Glouster Trimble; Makenzie Wippel, Williamsport Westfall; Cali Hatten, Lynchburg-Clay; Karla Moore, Oak Hill; Erin Sturgill, Wellston; Heather Burns, Piketon; Katie Weaver, Crooksville; Brittany Swingle, Crooksville.

DIVISION IV

First Team: Sina King, Waterford, 6-0, so., 18.9, Jessi Drayer, Waterford, 5-6, jr., 15.9; Kayla Cook, South Webster, 5-9, so., 18.5; Kara Cayton, South Webster, 5-6, sr., 16.1; Kayla Wiley, Glenwood New Boston, 5-6, jr., 17.0; Sarah Stratman, Latham Western, 5-10, sr., 18.0, Kayla Seip, Mowrystown Whiteoak, 5-11, sr., 18.2.

Co-players of the year: Sina King, Waterford; Kayla Cook, South Webster.

Coach of the Year: Kristie Johnson, South Webster.

Second Team: Britany Brown, Waterford, 5-8, jr., 14.8; Adrienne Blankenship, Franklin Furnace Green, 5-7, so., 13.0; Erin Sherman, South Webster, 6-2, jr., 8.0; Kristen Adams, Portsmouth Clay, 5-8, sr., 16.4; Jennifer Sheridan, Crown City South Gallia, 5-7, jr., 14.0; Katie Hayman, Reedsville Eastern, 5-10, sr., 14.0; Kasey Turley, Racine Southern, 6-0, so., 17.6.

Third Team: Tasha Buckley, Glenwood New Boston, 5-2, sr., 12.0; Cierra Wright, Sciotoville East, 5-4, jr., 13.3; Courtnie Merritt, Lucasville Valley, 5-7, sr., 12.7; Chelsea Stowers, Crown City South Gallia, 5-5, sr., 8.0; Natalija Cakarevic, Latham Western, 5-10, sr., 11.0; Courtney Zimmerman, Leesburg Fairfield, 6-0, sr., 13.1; Meghan Barr, Mowrystown Whiteoak, 5-3, sr., 10.2.

Honorable Mention: Molly Roark, South Webster; Allecia Stiltner, Sciotoville East; Mallory White, Portsmouth Clay; Dani Summers, Portsmouth Clay; Chrissy Glockner, Portsmouth Notre Dame; Jeanne Estep, Portsmouth Notre Dame; Michelle Mains, Lucasville Valley; Jordan Arbaugh, Lucasville Valley; Charleigh Haas, Ironton St. Joseph; Michelle Staton, Ironton St. Joseph; Haily Pelletier, Willow Wood Symmes Valley; Jessie Morris, Willow Wood Symmes Valley; Ashlee Runyon, Franklin Furnace Green; Hailee Swain, Crown City South Gallia; Niki Fulks, Crown City South Gallia; Emeri Connery, Reedsville Eastern, Randi Toth, Corning Miller; Ashleigh Tornes, Waterford; Rachel Staker, Beaver Eastern; Gabby Holden, Leesburg Fairfield.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Pairings for the 2008 girls regional basketball tournament: DIVISION I All semifinals Tuesday, 6:15 and 8 p.m., unless otherwise noted At Canton Memorial Civic Center Akron Kenmore (22-2) vs. Youngstown Boardman (17-7); Warren Howland (21-3) vs....

DIVISION I

All semifinals Tuesday, 6:15 and 8 p.m., unless otherwise noted

At Canton Memorial Civic Center

Akron Kenmore (22-2) vs. Youngstown Boardman (17-7); Warren Howland (21-3) vs. Mayfield (19-4). Championship: Friday, 7:30 p.m.

At Otterbein College

Pickerington Central (21-3) vs. West Chester Lakota West (23-1); Pickerington North (21-3) vs. Dublin Coffman (24-0). Championship: Friday, 7:30 p.m.

At Norwalk High School

Marion Harding (23-1) vs. Solon (20-3); Lorain Admiral King (21-2) vs. Toledo Central Catholic (21-3). Championship: Friday, 7:30 p.m.

At Wright State University

Semifinals Feb. 27, 6:15 and 8:00

Springboro (22-2) vs. Cincinnati Mt. Notre Dame (22-2); Cincinnati Oak Hills (20-4) vs. Cincinnati Winton Woods (22-1). Championship: Friday, 7:30 p.m.

State Tournament Pairings: Canton vs. Otterbein; Norwalk vs. Wright State.

All semifinals Tuesday, 6:15 and 8 p.m.

At Barberton High School

Canal Fulton Northwest (21-2) vs. Canfield (20-2); Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown (19-4) vs. Parma Heights Holy Name (14-10). Championship: Friday, 7:30 p.m.

At Ontario High School

Lima Bath (22-1) vs. Akron Archbishop Hoban (20-3); Sandusky Perkins (22-1) vs. Lexington (16-7). Championship: Friday, 7:30 p.m.

At Vandalia Butler High School

Tipp City Tippecanoe (21-3) vs. Dayton Carroll (19-5); Kettering Archbishop Alter (18-4) vs. Columbus Eastmoor Academy (17-4). Championship: Friday, 7:30 p.m.

At Zanesville High School

Circleville (22-2) vs. Columbus Mifflin (19-3); Millersburg West Holmes (19-4) vs. Zanesville Maysville (17-6). Championship: Friday, 7:30 p.m.

State Tournament Pairings: Barberton vs. Ontario; Vandalia vs. Zanesville.

DIVISION III

All semifinals Wednesday, 6:15 and 8 p.m.

At Vandalia Butler High School

Casstown Miami East (23-1) vs. Newark Catholic (19-5); Hamilton Badin (18-6) vs. Versailles (24-0). Championship: Saturday, 1:30 p.m.

At Cuyahoga Falls High School

Rootstown (19-5) vs. Brookfield (22-2); South Euclid Regina (22-2) vs. Orrville (20-4). Championship: Saturday, 1:30 p.m.

At Lancaster High School

Wheelersburg (21-2) vs. Albany Alexander (15-8); South Point (17-6) vs. Lore City Buckeye Trail (18-6). Championship: Saturday, 1:30 p.m.

At Lexington High School

Fredericktown (24-0) vs. Defiance Tinora (22-2); Mt. Blanchard Riverdale (21-2) vs. Castalia Margaretta (19-4). Championship: Saturday, 1:30 p.m.

State Tournament Pairings: Vandalia vs. Cuyahoga Falls; Lancaster vs. Lexington.

DIVISION IV

All semifinals Thursday, 6:15 and 8 p.m.

At Massillon Perry High School

McDonald (23-1) vs. Bedford St. Peter Chanel (17-7); East Canton (23-1) vs. Berlin Hiland (23-1). Championship: Saturday, 7:30 p.m.

At Elida High School

Mansfield St. Peter's (17-6) vs. Fostoria St. Wendelin (24-0); New Reigel (20-3) vs. Continental (16-7). Championship: Saturday, 7:30 p.m.

At Pickerington North High School

Columbus Africentric Early College (22-1) vs. South Webster (23-0); Lancaster Fisher Catholic (16-8) vs. Waterford (21-2). Championship: Saturday, 7:30 p.m.

At Vandalia Butler High School

Pitsburg Franklin Monroe (18-5) vs. Convoy Crestview (21-2); Sidney Lehman Catholic (19-3) vs. Fort Loramie (14-10). Championship: Saturday, 7:30 p.m.

State Tournament Pairings: Massillon vs. Elida; Pickerington vs. Vandalia.

Here is a list of the top moments from the past decade of the girls state basketball tournament in Columbus. 10. March 16, 2000: Almost perfect. Ms. Basketball Caity Matter gets 32 points and 11 rebounds, powering top-ranked Bluffton to...

10. March 16, 2000: Almost perfect.

Ms. Basketball Caity Matter gets 32 points and 11 rebounds, powering top-ranked Bluffton to a 64-51 victory over Sardinia Eastern Brown in a highly-anticipated Division III semifinal between undefeated teams. Bluffton's dream season ends two days later, though, with a 56-35 championship game loss to South Euclid Regina.

OHSAA2005 Dayton Chaminade-Julienne Eagles.

Ms. Basketball Aisha Jefferson has a quiet weekend in the scoring column, but her Dayton Chaminade-Julienne Eagles end Cincinnati Mount Notre Dame's bid for back-to-back state crowns with a 49-38 win in the big-school state championship game. Jefferson and Lindsey Goldsberry get 10 points apiece in the title game.

8. March 12, 2005: On the spot.

Kathleen Gladstone scores only 5 points, but her 3-pointer provides the winning margin as Walsh Jesuit wins its first state championship, scoring a mild upset over Columbus Eastmoor Academy to secure the Division II crown. Walsh rallied from a 7-point halftime deficit and held Eastmoor scoreless over the last two minutes.

Third-ranked Hopewell Loudon completes a 26-1 season with a Division IV state crown, and they do it in style. Two days after defeating top-ranked and previously unbeaten Berlin Hiland, the Chieftains cut down the nets after beating second-ranked Clark Southeastern, 61-51.

OHSAA2006 Plain City Jonathan Alder girls basketball team.

Youngstown Ursuline's Tyra Grant entertains the crowd of 5,005 with a 30-point effort that includes several highlight-reel plays, but Plain City Jonathan Alder shoots 50% from 3-point range and puts three players in double figures to complete a 26-2 season and win the Division III title, 55-49.

5. March 17, 2007: The double-double.

Cincinnati Mount Notre Dame (DI) and Warsaw River View (DII) each lock up their second consecutive state championships. Mount Notre Dame runs past Stow, 63-43, for its third title of the decade, while the Black Bears muscle their way to a 45-26 win over Hathaway Brown as the Daugherty sisters, Kari and Kristin, combine for 35 points. Mount Notre Dame has won three titles this decade; Kari Daugherty won back-to-back Ms. Basketball awards.

4. March 12, 2005: Double the drama.

Berlin Hiland needs overtime, but the Lady Hawks finish a 28-0 season -- their second perfect season of the decade -- with a 55-47 win over Ottoville in the Division IV state final. Hiland also went undefeated in 2000 and won another state title in 2006, going 26-2.

3. March 17, 2001: Domination.

Top-ranked Beavercreek completes an undefeated season by defeating Chaminade-Julienne, 42-35, in an all Southwest Ohio title game. The star of the show for the Beavers is 6-foot-6 sophomore center Alison Bales, who follows up her semifinal double-double by posting 6 points, 13 rebounds and 2 blocks in the championship game.

OHSAA2003 Regina Royals.

South Euclid Regina wraps up its fourth straight Division III state title, dominating Chillicothe Huntington, 65-35, in the title game. A run that started with the school's first title in 2000 was ended in 2004 by eventual state champion Youngstown Ursuline, but Regina won the Div. III title again in 2005.

1. March 17, 2000: Star power -- and perfection.

One future Ms. Basketball, Michelle Munoz goes around another, Barbara Turner for the game-winning layup with 22 seconds left as Mason beats Cleveland East Tech in a thrilling Division I semifinal, 44-42. The Comets finish 27-0 and win the state championship a night later with a 36-25 win over Pickerington. Munoz won Ms. Basketball in 2001; Turner won in 2002.

The top six seeds from the final AP regular season state-wide poll remain alive in the Division IV girls basketball tournament. Leading the pack in Columbus Africentric High School. Can they make it two state championships in a row? Let's...

Let's take a look at who they play in district action as well as some other top games scheduled for this weekend around the state.

Columbus Africentric vs. Marion Catholic

Ok, so maybe this game won't be very close, but it is always entertaining to see what Columbus Africentric does next. The Nubians (20-1) are the reigning champs of Division IV and have lost only twice in their last 49 games.

After a 19-1 regular season record, Africentric entered postseason play on a high note and parlayed their momentum into a 74-11 victory over Millersport in the Sectional Finals.

Marion Catholic will have to play near flawless basketball to pull of what would be a monumental upset. Much of the onus will be on the shoulders of guard Hannah Reiff, who has averaged 21.2 points per game this season.

Lutheran East vs. Cuyahoga Heights

One of Northeast Ohio's finest, Lutheran East, will take the court against Cuyahoga Heights in a Burton district semifinal. Lutheran East finished the regular season as the fourth-ranked team in the state.

The young Falcons, with only one senior starter, hasn't let inexperience affect their play. They looked like seasoned veterans earlier this year when they knocked off Division III power Regina, handing them their only loss of the season.

Latisha Walker, despite being only a sophomore, has been terrific this season and is one of the Falcons' unspoken leaders.

Should Lutheran East advance, they could have a tough matchup in the district finals against Bedford St. Peter Chanel. The Firebirds struggled with youth much of the season, but return pieces from their state semifinal team a year ago.

Berlin Hiland vs. Frontier

The second-ranked team in Division IV, Hiland (21-1) has been dominant this year and has yet to be tested in the playoffs. They hope to return to the state championship after a year hiatus. Hiland won the Division IV state title games in 2005 & 2006.

The Lady Hawks have massacred two postseason opponents by a combined score of 155-32. Frontier now stands in their way in a Gnadahutten district semifinal. Like Hiland, Frontier has won both their postseason contests by double digits.

Expect a veteran Hiland team to keep the foot on the gas. With eight returning lettermen from a 21-5 season a year ago, Hiland has its sights set on a rematch with Africentric. The Nubians knocked the Hawks out of the playoffs a season ago in a regional final game. This year, a possible rematch would take place in the state finals as a 1 vs. 2 affair.

Leading the way for Hiland is Jena Stutzman, a 5-foot-8 senior guard who will play next season at Kent State. She averaged 18 points per game for head coach Dave Schlabach.

Similar to Division II, upsets have been plentiful to date in the Division III tournament, Of the 15 teams represented in the final regular season AP poll, one-third (5) have had quick exits in tournament play. However, the top five...

Here are some of the district games on tap to watch.

Casstown Miami East vs. Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy

Both these fine teams have already advanced the Butler district final after narrow semifinal victories. Miami East, ranked fourth in the state, held off Anna HS 44-37 last weekend while CHCA was able to sneak past Middletown Madison 48-46. CHCA is ranked eight in the state and Middletown Madison was ranked sixth.

The CHCA-Madison contest was a fierce one that came down the final seconds. Trailing by one point in the final seconds, CHCA's Courtney Kust buried a 3-pointer with 2.6 remaining to secure the narrow victory. It was the first and only loss of the season for Madison, who bowed out at 21-1.

The Miami East-CHCA contest will take place February 23rd at 7pm.

Regina vs. Columbia Station

The state's second-ranked team, Regina (19-2) will look to advance against a game Columbia Station squad that already has two postseason wins under its belt.

But the going won't be easy against Regina, who boast one of the most electrifying offenses in the state. They have won their first two games in convincing fashion, pummeling the opposition with a ruthless attack. They followed up a 64-point victory over Brooklyn with an incredible 79-point win over Cleveland Horizon Science Academy last week. They averaged nearly 90 points per game in the process.

Much of the reason for the offensive onslaught is the play of guard Shay Selby. The fifth-ranked point guard in the country, Shelby will play at Duke next season. The 5-foot-9 talent was selected to participate in the WCBA National All-Star Game in April.

Versailles vs. Cincinnati Roger Bacon

The state's top ranked team in Division III, Versailles will take on an upstart Roger Bacon team that has seemed to have peaked at the right time.

A youthful Roger Bacon squad found themselves 8-8 nearing the conclusion of their season. However, they won three of their final four regular season games and have cruised thus far through three postseason contests, winning each game by 19 or more points. Leading the way is All-GGCL perfomer Style Harper.

They will have to play even better against Versailles, who remains unbeaten at 23-0 and boast an unforgiving defense. Through three postseason contests, the Tigers have allowed a total of 45 points (15 ppg) including an incredible 89-3 shellacking of Preble Shawnee in sectional play.
Only once this season has a team remained within single digits of the Tigers.

The leader is senior post Justine Raterman, who averages over 19 points per game.

The Division II tournament has gotten off to a wild start thus far as early action has resulted in three of the top five teams in the final AP poll losing in sectional and early district play. The top ranked...

With district championships on the line this weekend, we look at some of the anticipated matchups across the state.

Austintown Fitch

Many believed this district would come down to a ballyhooed battle between two of the top ranked teams in the state in second-ranked Ravenna Southeast and sixth-ranked Canfield.

However, Struthers had other plans as they pulled off a monumental upset and handed Southeast its first and only loss of the year in the sectional final. Struthers now takes on Salem in a district semifinal, who dismantled Hubbard 51-18 last week.

While Ravenna Southeast faltered, Canfield continued their trek to the district title. They had no problem in their sectional final win, rolling to a 87-31 victory over Streetsboro. Canfield now tangles with Kenston in a district semifinal affair.

The player to watch is Canfield's Kate Popovec, who earlier this season eclipsed the 1,000 point, 1,000 rebound plateau for her career. Popovec, who will attend the University of Pittsburgh, averaged 25 points and eight rebounds as a junior last season and has posted similar numbers as a senior.

Whitehouse

While three of the top five teams in the final AP poll have seen their seasons end prematurely, Sandusky Perkins remains alive in the Whitehouse district. Perkins' only postseason game resulted in a solid 64-38 victory over Norwalk last week. They now face Bryan, 51-37 winners over Maumee in the sectional finals.

Keep an eye on Perkins' senior standout Cierra Bravard. The Florida State recruit is among the top players in the state and will represent Ohio in the WBCA National All-Star Game in April. The 6-foot-4 center was Co-Player of the Year in Division II last season and led Perkins to the state semifinals.

On the other side of the bracket, Oak Harbor will battle with Wauseon in a district semifinal matchup Thursday evening.

Uniontown Lake

Easily the most competitive district in Division II, the battles in district semifinal and final play should be fierce at Uniontown Lake High School this weekend. Three of the four remaining teams are ranked among the top 16 teams in the state in the final AP poll.

The first semifinal matchup features ninth-ranked Walsh Jesuit taking on Mogadore Field. Walsh Jesuit (18-4) has rolled in two playoff contests to date, using a stifling defense to limit their two previous opponents to 25 and 20 points, respectively. Each of the two victories were by 30 points or more.

On the other side, two ranked teams will battle in Akron Hoban and Richland Revere. Hoban (18-3), is ranked eighth in the state and won their first playoff game going away over Ravenna. Richland Revere has also cruised, easily defeating Woodridge and Akron East by double-digits.

Pickerington 2

This district may not be as competitive as some of the others, but it features one of the most talented players in the state in Columbus Eastmoor's Ayana Dunning.

Already committed to LSU, Dunning is a two-time All-State performer. The 6-foot-3 post has been one of the most highly recruited players in the state following a junior year in which she averaged a stunning 19.8 points, 14.0 rebounds, 2.2 assists, 2.8 steals and 3.2 blocks. Like fellow Division II star Cierra Bravard, Dunning will participate in the April WBCA National All-Star Game.

But first, Dunning will have to lead her 13th-ranked Eastmoor Academy squad to a district semifinal victory over Columbus East. On the other side of the bracket, New Albany and Hamilton Twp. will battle for the right to advance to the district final.

The final AP poll in the state has been released and Dublin Coffman is your regular season poll champions. But will the Shamrocks parlay their momentum into a district championship? District semifinals and finals across the state will be played...

District semifinals and finals across the state will be played over the next few days with teams vying to continue their seasons and reach regional action.

We take a look at some of the most competitive districts in Division I across the state where the competition should be fierce and action-packed.

Parma

Valley Forge High School should be rocking as the host of the Parma District. All of the top four seeds have advanced to the semifinals to be played Thursday. Solon (18-3), ranked tenth in the final AP poll, is the top seed in the district and advanced to the semifinals with a 59-40 win over Normandy. They will take on Strongsville (13-8), 15-point winners over Magnificat in quarterfinal play. Solon must be able to contain Strongsville standout Brittany Reddy, who is back from injury.

The other side of the bracket has Olmsted Falls (16-5) taking on North Royalton (13-8). Each were big winners in their respective quarterfinal affairs. The Bulldogs rolled to a 61-37 win over St. Joseph Academy while North Royalton slaughtered John Marshall 75-22. The marquee player in this matchup will be North Royalton junior Jessie Tamerlano, who eclipsed the 1,000 point plateau for her career earlier this month.

The winner will advance to the Norwalk Region semifinal as one of the top 16 teams in Division I.

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North Canton Hoover is the cream of the crop in this district, but will have their work cut out for them the rest of the way. The fifth-ranked team in the state has dismantled its competition thus far in postseason play, winning both games by 50+ points. They now face a tough Canton GlenOak team that rolled to a 37-point victory over Youngstown Boardman in quarterfinal action.

The bottom of the bracket will feature two teams who have gotten it done defensively. Canton McKinley has won both of their games, holding their opponents to 44 and 36 points, respectively. They now take on Massillon Perry, who won a 48-47 double overtime thriller over Uniontown Lake to advance.

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The district final matchup has already been set and it should be a dandy. Both Chaminade-Julienne and Lakota West are among the best teams in the state yet only one will advance to regional play. Chaminade-Julienne, ranked sixth in the final AP poll, has won three straight district games and will now tangle with Lakota West, ranked third in the state poll.

Lakota West (22-1) has won each of their playoff contests by 20 or more points, including a 49-point opening round win.

Firebirds' senior Amber Gray has been dominant in the postseason. She followed up a 26-point effort in first round action with 18 points, nine boards, six blocks, five assists and three steals in a 83-33 quarterfinal win over Hamilton. The Tennessee recruit was recently selected to participate in the WCBA High School All-American Game.

The two teams will battle Saturday night at 7:00pm.

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The top-ranked team in the state, Dublin Coffman, has been simply dominant this season. The Shamrocks (22-0) are also ranked in ESPN's national top 25 poll.

So far so good for Dublin Coffman, as they have easily won their first two district matchups. They followed a 28-point victory over Teays Valley with a stunning 88-14 point drubbing of Walnut Ridge in the quarterfinals. The Shamrocks have been led by post Kaitlyn Nelson, who has been filling up the stat sheets recently, especially on the glass.

Standing in their way will be Westerville Central, 56-49 winners over Hilliard Darby. On the other side of the bracket, Hilliard Davidson and Gahanna Lincoln will battle to advance the district final Saturday night.