Wednesday, September 27, 2000

Ohio football polls

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        How a state panel of sports writers and broadcasters rates Ohio high school football teams in the second of eight weekly 2000 Associated Press polls, by OHSAA divisions, with won-lost record and total points (first-place votes in parentheses):

        DIVISION I

        1. Cleve. St. Ignatius (33) 5-0 ....... 347

        2. Massillon Washington 5-0 ....... 300

        3. Moeller 5-0 ....... 242

        4. Upper Arlington (1) 5-0 ....... 238

        5. Pickerington 5-0 ....... 196

        6. Shaker Hts. 5-0 ....... 186

        7. Solon (2) 5-0 ....... 150

        8. Canton GlenOak 5-0 ....... 130

        9. Massillon Perry 5-0 ....... 74

        10. Colerain (1) 5-0 ....... 29

       DIVISION II

        1. Youngs. Chaney (17) 5-0 ....... 302

        2. Defiance (2) 5-0 ....... 263

        3. Niles McKinley (5) 5-0 ....... 225

        4. Avon Lake (2) 5-0 ....... 198

        5. Marysville (2) 5-0 ....... 184

        6. Cols. DeSales (3) 4-1 ....... 151

        7. Tol. St. Francis 4-1 ....... 122

        8. Akron Buchtel (2) 4-1 ....... 94

        9. Trenton Edgewood 4-1 ....... 63

        10. Piqua 4-1 ....... 62

        Others receiving 12 or more points: 18 (tie), Roger Bacon (1), McNicholas 14. 20, Cols. Brookhaven 13.

        DIVISION III

        1. Portsmouth (23) 5-0 ....... 313

        2. McConnelsville Morgan (2) 5-0 ....... 202

        3. Akron Hoban (3) 4-1 ....... 185

        4. Sunbury Big Walnut (2) 5-0 ....... 179

        5. Cols. Watterson 4-1 ....... 138

        6. Orrville (1) 4-1 ....... 134

        7. Day. Chaminade-Julienne 4-1 ....... 133

        8. Canton Cath. (2) 4-1 ....... 131

        9. Canton South 5-0 ....... 70

        10. Wintersville Indian Creek (2) 5-0 ....... 57

        DIVISION IV

        1. Sandusky Perkins (21) 5-0 ....... 328

        2. Germantown Valley View (2) 5-0 ....... 272

        3. Youngs. Ursuline (3) 5-0 ....... 229

        4. Newark Licking Valley (3) 5-0 ....... 206

        5. Coshocton (3) 5-0 ....... 190

        6. Cleve. VASJ (1) 5-0 ....... 161

        7. Ironton (1) 5-0 ....... 154

        8. Louisville Aquinas 5-0 ....... 152

        9. Akron Manchester (1) 4-1 ....... 81

        10. Coldwater 4-1 ....... 61

        Others receiving 12 or more points: 13, Wyoming 21. 14, Loudonville 16. 15, Huron 13, 16, Indian Hill 12.

        DIVISION V

        1. Amanda-Clearcreek (19) 4-1 ....... 296

        2. Liberty Center (4) 5-0 ....... 243

        3. Cols. Ready (4) 4-0 ....... 237

        4. Bluffton (1) 5-0 ....... 188

        5. Massillon Tuslaw 5-0 ....... 151

        6. Morral Ridgedale (1) 5-0 ....... 130

        7. St. Henry 4-1 ....... 122

        8. Johnstown Northridge (1) 5-0 ....... 107

        9. Hemlock Miller 5-0 ....... 81

        10. Cols. Academy 5-0 ....... 79

        DIVISION VI

        1. Delphos St. John's (32) 5-0 ....... 364

        2. (tie), Mogadore (2) 5-0 ....... 261

        Maria Stein Marion Local (1) 5-0 ....... 261

        4. Norwalk St. Paul 5-0 ....... 208

        5. Portsmouth Notre Dame 5-0 ....... 188

        6. E. Canton 5-0 ....... 150

        7. Cuyahoga Hts. 5-0 ....... 142

        8. Covington 5-0 ....... 116

        9. Toronto (2) 5-0 ....... 95

        10. McDonald 4-1 ....... 38

       

       

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