FAVC News
Harrison Captures Final FAVC West Division Championship
The HARRISON Wildcats win their 7th straight FAVC divisional Wrestling Championship and their 10th in the past twelve years in the 36th and final FAVC Wrestling tournament this past weekend. The Wildcats, who had only 2 individual champions, edge out ROSS by 11 pts., despite four Ram individaul champions. HARRISON completes its membership in the FAVC as the winningest wrestling team in our history.
MULTIPLE CHAMPIONS
Jordan Puska, EDGEWOOD: 112 lbs. in 2009 (Scarlet); 119 lbs. in 2011 (West) and 120 lbs. in 2012 (West)
Joseph Jones, ROSS: 130 lbs. in 2010 (Scarlet); 130 lbs. in 2011 (West) and 145 lbs. in 2012 (West)
Thomas Fay, HARRISON: 103 lbs. in 2011 and 113 lbs. in 2012 (West)
Adam Moore, EDGEWOOD: 160 lbs. in 2011 and 170 lbs. in 2012 (West)
For additional results please select the Winter Sports tab above and then Wrestling from the drop down menu.
Coming Up This Week in the FAVC
We enter the final two weeks of the regular season for our FAVC schools and open OHSAA tournament competition in the sport of Swimming (see related article on this site). We have determined champions in Girls’ Basketball: WILMINGTON (clinched at least a share of the East); Boys’ Bowling: GLEN ESTE (East) and NORTHWEST (West); and Girls’ Bowling: LOVELAND (East, clinched at a share of the division) and NORTHWEST (West). Let’s take a look at what’s coming up this week in the FAVC:
GIRLS BASKETBALL
The schedule for the final week of the regular season:
Mon. Feb. 6: WILMINGTON @ LITTLE MIAMI and LOVELAND @ WALNUT HILLS in the East Division and NORTHWEST @ Colerain in an intra-district rivalry game.
Wed. Feb. 8: West Division: NORTHWEST @ EDGEWOOD, WINTON WOODS @ NORWOOD, and MT. HEALTHY @ TALAWANDA. In the East Division: KINGS @ MILFORD, LITTLE MIAMI @ WALNUT HILLS and LOVELAND @ TURPIN. In non-conference play: Oak Hills @ HARRISON.
Thurs. Feb. 9: GLEN ESTE @ ANDERSON
Sat. Feb. 10: In the East: ANDERSON @ LOVELAND, LITTLE MIAMI, KINGS @ GLEN ESTE, and WILMINGTON @ TURPIN. In the West: WINTON WOODS @ NORTHWEST, NORWOOD @ EDGEWOOD, MT. HEALTHY@ HARRISON, and TALAWANDA @ ROSS.
BOWLING
The slate for the final week plus of regular season bowling:
Mon. Feb. 6: WALNUT HILLS @ WILMINGTON, MILFORD @ ANDERSON in division play; in cross-division play: LOVELAND @ MT. HEALTHY; non-conference: St. Xavier @ WINTON WOODS.
Tues. Feb. 7: ANDERSON @ MILFORD; NORTHWEST @ Colerain (in an intra-district rivalry match), Taylor @ HARRISON, and Cincinnati Christian @ NORWOOD.
Wed. Feb. 8: WILMINGTON @ WALNUT HILLS and WINTON WOODS @ NORTHWEST in divisional matches; LOVELAND joins Mt. Notre Dame at Moeller, HARRISON @ Fairfield.
Thurs. Feb. 9: KINGS @ LITTLE MIAMI and NORWOOD @ LaSalle.
Fri. Feb. 10: KINGS @ Clinton Massie
Mon. Feb. 13: ANDERSON @ LOVELAND KINGS @ Mason, and NORTHWEST @ Middletown.
Tues. Feb. 14: TURPIN @ NORWOOD.
ACADEMIC QUIZ TEAM
We have two great divisional races ongoing this season. LITTLE MIAM and WALNUT HILLS both stand perfect at 8-0 on top of the East division; while NORTHWEST holds a half-match lead over ROSS and TALAWANDA.
The schedule for Wed. Feb. 8th:
East Division: KINGS @ LITTLE MIAMI, WALNUT HILLS @ LOVELAND, and LITTLE MIAMI @ MILFORD.
West Division: ROSS @ WINTON WOODS, TALAWANDA @ NORTHWEST, EDGEWOOD @ HARRISON, and NORWOOD @ MT. HEALHTY.
BOYS BASKETBALL
The schedule for the next to last week of regular season play for boys’ basketball in the FAVC:
Tues. Feb. 7: In the East Division: MILFORD (7-5, 3rd place) @ ANDERSON (6-6, T4th place), WALNUT HILLS (12-1, 1st Place) @ KINGS (6-6, T4th place), WILMINGTON (4-9, T7th place) @ LOVELAND (6-6, T4th place) and TURPIN (10-2, 2nd place) @ GLEN ESTE (4-9, T7th place).
In the West Division: TALAWANDA (3-7, 6th place) @ EDGEWOOD (1-9, 8th place), HARRISON (5-5, 5th place) @ WINTON WOODS (9-1, 1st place), and ROSS (7-3, 3rd place) @ NORWOOD (2-8, 7th place).
In non-conference play: Clark Montessori @ MT. HEALTHY (8-8)
Fri. Feb. 10: In the West Division: WINTON WOODS @ EDGEWOOD, HARRISON @ TALAWANDA, NORTHWEST @ NORWOOD, and MT. HEALTHY @ ROSS.
In the East Division: KINGS @ ANDERSON, LITTLE MIAMI @ TURPIN, LOVELAND @ MILFORD, and WILMINGTON @ WALNUT HILLS.
Sat. Feb. 11: Western Brown @ HARRISON.
FAVC East Division Wrestling Tournament Preview
The 36th and final FAVC Wrestling Tournament Championship are on tap this weekend. The East Division will hold its tournament on Saturday, Feb. 11th at Anderson. Wrestling begins at 10 a.m. at both sites.
East Division Preview
Returning Champions in the field include:
Caleb Ervin, GLEN ESTE, (103 lbs.—2010 and 2011); now competing in the 103 lbs. class with a record of 22-8 with 14 pins.
Austin Wesley, LOVELAND (125 lbs.); now competing in the 132 lbs. class with a record of 19-11, 4 pins.
Robert Stevens, TURPIN (130 lbs.)
Patrick Campbell, ADNERSON (103—2009, 119 lbs.—2010, 135 lbs.--2011)
Gunner Lay, LOVELAND (189 lbs.); now competing in the 182 lbs. class with a record of 30-1 25 pins.
A Look Back at the 2011 Tournament
The LOVELAND Tigers capture the East division in the 35th Annual FAVC Wrestling Championships held at Glen Este. The Tigers had five champions and 3 runner-ups.
For LOVELAND this represents just their second-ever FAVC wrestling title. They won the other in 1998, when there was just one division in the FAVC.
CONGRATULATIONS TO the COACHES and WRESTLERS of the YEAR
East Division: Wrestler of the Year: Isaac Bray, WILMINGTON (3 time FAVC Champion) Coach of the Year: Chris Switzer, LOVELAND (first time).
CONGRATULATIONS to the MULTIPLE CHAMPIONS
There were eighteen returning champions in this year’s field from three divisions last year. The following individuals defended their 2010 titles:
THREE-TIME CHAMPIONS: Patrick Campbell, ANDERSON, 135 lbs. (103 lbs.-’09; 119 lbs.-’10) and Isaac Bray, WILMINGTON, 145 lbs. (119 lbs.-’09; 135 lbs.-’10); Chris Cowman, WILMINGTON, 215 lbs. (189 lbs.-’09; 215 lbs.-’10)
TWO-TIME CHAMPIONS: Caleb Ervin, GLEN ESTE, 103 lbs. (103 lbs.-’10); Travis White, LITTLE MIAMI, 112 lbs. (119 lbs.-’10); Jordan Puska, EDGEWOOD, 119 lbs. (112 lbs.-’09); Dillon Campbell, HARRISON, 125 lbs. (112 lbs.-’10); Joseph Jones, ROSS, 130 lbs. (130-’10); Paul Isham, HARRISON, 215 lbs. (189 lbs.-’10); James Kellems, HARRISON, 285 lbs. James Kellems (285 lbs.-’10)
Final Results from the Final FAVC Swimming/Diving Championships
A first glance the final results from the 15th and final FAVC Swimming/Diving Championships seem very predictable and routine, but a closer look reveals a pair of anything but routine championships. In perhaps the closest championship in boys’ history, TURPIN edges intra-district rival, ANDERSON by a scant 3 points, 274-271 to claim the East crown and its 10th straight title.
Equally impressive was the 573 points scored by the TALAWANDA boys in easily outdistancing second place HARRISON (334) by 239 points to win the West division title. A review of available on line history shows this to be the first time any school has scored over 500 points in the FAVC Swimming/Diving Championships.
On the girls’ side TURPIN wins its 11 overall crown and its 10th in a row in capturing the East championship, while TALAWANDA wins its 6th consecutive title and moves into 2nd place all-time having won the swimming championship every year it was in the FAVC, but their first year, 2006, when TURPIN won the title.
COACHES OF THE YEAR
CONGRATULATIONS to GLEN ESTE’S AL KIRK and HARRISON’S Mike Brossart for being selected as their division’s respective Coaches of the Year for the Boys’ teams.
CONGRATULATIONS to KINGS’ Anne Albert and TURPIN’S Rene Contino on being selected as the East Division’s co-Coaches of the Year. This is the second year in a row that Coach Contino has been tabbed. For the third year in a row, TALAWANDA’S Steve Pasquale was selected as the West Division Coach of the Year.
SWIMMERS OF THE YEAR
The West Division Girls’ tri-athletes of the year are: Kayla Hawkins, TALAWANDA; Danielle Reed, NORTHWEST and Ali Salyers, ROSS share the honors. Danielle was a four-time swimmer of the year. In the East Division, KINGS’ Tara Fears was selected as the division’s top performer. On the Boys’ Side in the East Division, WILMINGTON’S Josh Quallen and MILFORD’S Beau Robinson share the honors. In the West division, Alex Hutchinson from HARRISON was accorded the top honor.
NEW RECORDS
Josh Quallen, WILMINGTON and Beau Robinson, MILFORD shared the top swimmer honors and the two both broke, Beau’s 100 Butterfly record which he set just last year,:52.72. Josh now holds the record,:51.01after winning the event with Beau finishing 2nd in a time of :52.19.
The TURPIN Boys’ 200Free Relay team of Philip Englert (Jr.), Alex Kenney (Sr.), Will Sparks (Sr.) and Tommy Easley (Sr.) broke the record set by ANDERSON in 2011. The new mark is 1:28.94.
TALAWANDA Sr. Evan Bader also set a new standard in the 100 Breastroke,:58.85, in breaking the record of: 59.18 which was set in 2006.
To see all the final Team and Individual results and the All-Conference All-Stars select the Winter Sports tab above and then select Boys or Girls Swimming.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE TEAM and INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS, THE COACHES and ATHLETES OF THE YEAR AND OUR NEWEST RECORD HOLDERS!!!
Milford Announces Its Hall of Fame
The Milford High School Athletic Department and the Milford Athletic Boosters Club are pleased to announce the Milford Athletic Hall of Fame Inductee Class of 2011. Four individuals have been chosen by the Hall of Fame committee. They are:
Ø Don Andriot, Class of 1977 (Football, Basketball and Track)
Ø Jim Terrell, Class of 1983 (Cross Country, Wrestling, Olympic Canoeing)
Ø Joel Peschke, Class of 1991 (Football and Basketball)
Ø Dave Niemeyer, Coach (Cross Country, Wrestling, Track and Basketball)
Hall of Fame night is scheduled for Friday, February 3, 2012. Festivities will include a pre-induction reception and dinner for the new inductees, their families, friends and the current members of the Milford Hall of Fame. Induction ceremonies will be in the Fley Center Gymnasium prior to the Milford men’s varsity basketball game versus Glen Este (approximately 7:00 pm).
OHSAA Winter Sports Tournament Dates
The Ohio High School Athletic Association’s tournament schedule:
BOYS/GIRLS SWIMMING
BOYS Division 1
Cincinnati Sectional: Diving at Miami University, Tues. Feb. 7th; Swimming, Fri. Feb. 10th at the designated sites:
Keating Natatorium: HARRISON, NORTHWEST, AND WALNUT HILLS.
Mason High School: ANDERSON, GLEN ESTE, KINGS, LITTLE MIAMI, LOVELAND, MILFORD, ROSS, TALAWANDA, TURPIN, AND WINTON WOODS.
Centerville Sectional at the Washington Twp. Recreation Center: EDGEWOOD
BOYS DIVISION I ADVANCERS TO DISTRICT
In the individual events, the fastest 32 swimmers in the event will advance to the District meet. However, each sectional site (Centerville, Keating, Mason, and Trotwood) will advance two (2) automatic qualifiers. Any automatic qualifier not in the top 32 will be added at the end in open lanes.
For relay events, the fastest 24 relay teams in the event will advance to the District meet. However, each site (Centerville, Keating, Mason, and Trotwood) will advance two (2) automatic qualifiers. Any automatic qualifier not in the top 24 will be added at the end in open lanes.
In Boys Division I Diving, divers from the Keating, Mason, and combined Centerville/Trotwood sites will each qualify two (2) divers for a total of six (6) automatic qualifiers. In addition, eighteen (18) at large divers (based on scores) will advance for a field of twenty-four (24) qualifying to the district meet.
GIRLS Division 1
DIVISION I SECTIONAL MEETS – Diving – Miami University – Wednesday, February 8, 2012; Swimming – Sites noted below - Saturday, February 11, 2012
Keating Natatorium: HARRISON, NORTHWEST, TALAWANDA, AND WALNUT HILLS
Mason High School: ANDERSON, EDGEWOOD, GLEN ESTE, KINGS, LITTLE MIAMI, LOVELAND, MILFORD, TURPIN, WILMINGTON, AND WINTON WOODS
GIRLS DIVISION I ADVANCERS TO DISTRICT
In the individual events, the fastest 32 swimmers in the event will advance to the District meet. However, each sectional site (Centerville, Keating, and Mason) will advance two (2) automatic qualifiers. Any automatic qualifier not in the top 32 will be added at the end in open lanes.
For relay events, the fastest 24 relay teams in the event will advance to the District meet. However, each site (Centerville, Keating, and Mason) will advance two (2) automatic qualifiers. Any automatic qualifier not in the top 24 will be added at the end in open lanes.
Girls Division I Diving: The sectionals at Centerville, Keating, and Mason will qualify two (2) automatic divers each, plus a total of eighteen (18) additional divers based on score, for a field of twenty-four (24) qualifying to the District Tournament.
DIVISION I DISTRICT TOURNAMENT - Diving – Wednesday, February 15, 2012; Swimming – Saturday, February 18, 2012, warm ups at 4:15 p.m., meet begins at 5:45 p.m.
BOYS Division 2
DIVISION II BOYS SWIMMING / DIVING - SECTIONAL MEETS – Diving – Monday, February 6, 2012; Swimming – Friday, February 10, 2012
Keating Natarioum: NORWOOD
Mason High School: WILMIINGTON
BOYS DIVISION II ADVANCERS TO DISTRICT
In the individual events, the fastest 24 swimmers in the event will advance to the District meet. However, each sectional site (Centerville, Keating, Mason, and Trotwood) will advance two (2) automatic qualifiers. Any automatic qualifier not in the top 24 will be added at the end in open lanes.
For relay events, the fastest 24 relay teams in the event will advance to the District meet. However, each site (Centerville, Keating, Mason, and Trotwood) will advance two (2) automatic qualifiers. Any automatic qualifier not in the top 24 will be added at the end in open lanes.
In Boys Division II Diving, divers from the Keating, Mason, and combined Centerville/Trotwood sites will each qualify two (2) divers for a total of six (6) automatic qualifiers. In addition, eighteen (18) at large divers (based on scores) will advance for a field of twenty-four (24) qualifying to the district meet.
GIRLS Division 2
Mason High School: NORWOOD and ROSS
GIRLS DIVISION II ADVANCERS TO DISTRICT
In the individual events, the fastest 24 swimmers in the event will advance to the District meet. However, each sectional site (Trotwood and Mason) will advance two (2) automatic qualifiers. Any automatic qualifier not in the top 24 will be added at the end in open lanes.
For relay events, the fastest 24 relay teams in the event will advance to the District meet. However, each site (Trotwood and Mason) will advance two (2) automatic qualifiers. Any automatic qualifier not in the top 24 will be added at the end in open lanes.
Girls Division II Diving: The sectionals at Trotwood and Mason will qualify two (2) automatic divers each, plus a total of twenty (20) additional divers based on score, for a field of twenty-four (24) qualifying to the District Tournament.
DIVISION II DISTRICT TOURNAMENT – Diving – Monday, February 13, 2012; Swimming – Saturday, February 18, 2012, warm ups at 9:15 a.m., meet begins at 10:45 a.m. – Miami University, Oxford
District - February 13 - 18, 2012
DIVISION I DISTRICT TOURNAMENT – Diving – Tuesday, February 14, 2012; Swimming – Friday, February 17, 2012, Warm ups at 4:15 p.m., meet begins at 5:45 p.m.
BOYS DIVISION I ADVANCERS TO STATE
The District Tournament will automatically qualify two (2) in each swimming event to the State Meet, with sixteen (16) at large qualifiers that will be selected on the basis of times recorded in the District Meet. Six (6) divers will qualify to the State Meet.
Relay team members may be changed from the Sectional to District to State Tournaments providing the swimmers are on the schools tournament eligibility list and will not have participated in more events than permitted by the Federation Rules.
National Federation Swimming/Diving Rule stipulates that a team consist of one (1) or more competitors. Therefore, any school entering individuals in the Swimming/Diving Tournament is eligible for team point scoring.
BOYS DIVISION II ADVANCERS TO STATE
The District Tournament will automatically qualify two (2) in each swimming event to the State Meet, with sixteen (16) at-large qualifiers that will be selected on the basis of times recorded in the District Meet. Four (4) divers will qualify to the State Meet.
Relay team members may be changed from the Sectional to District to State Tournaments providing the swimmers are on the schools tournament eligibility list and will not have participated in more events than permitted by the Federation Rules.
National Federation Swimming/Diving Rule stipulates that a team consist of one (1) or more competitors. Therefore, any school entering individuals in the Swimming/Diving Tournament is eligible for team point scoring.
DIVISION II DISTRICT TOURNAMENT – Diving – Monday, February 13, 2012; Swimming – Saturday, February 18, 2012, warm ups at 9:15 a.m., meet begins at 10:45 a.m. – Miami University, Oxford
GIRLS DIVISION I ADVANCERS TO STATE
The District Tournament will automatically qualify two (2) in each swimming event to the State Meet, with sixteen (16) at large qualifiers that will be selected on the basis of times recorded in the District Meet. Seven (7) divers will qualify to the State Meet.
Relay team members may be changed from the Sectional to District to State Tournaments providing the swimmers are on the school’s tournament eligibility list and will not have participated in more events than permitted by the Federation Rules.
National Federation Swimming/Diving Rule stipulates that a team consist of one (1) or more competitors. Therefore, any school entering individuals in the Swimming/Diving Tournament is eligible for team point scoring.
The District Tournament will automatically qualify two (2) in each swimming event to the State Meet, with sixteen (16) at large qualifiers that will be selected on the basis of times recorded in the District Meet. Five (5) divers will qualify to the State Meet.
Relay team members may be changed from the Sectional to District to State Tournaments providing the swimmers are on the school’s tournament eligibility list and will not have participated in more events than permitted by the Federation Rules.
National Federation Swimming/Diving Rule stipulates that a team consist of one (1) or more competitors. Therefore, any school entering individuals in the Swimming/Diving Tournament is eligible for team point scoring.
State: February 22 - 25, 2012
BOYS/GIRLS BOWLING
Sectional - February 11 - 19, 2012
SECTIONAL MEETS – Boys – Wednesday, February 15, 2012
SECTIONAL MEETS – Girls – Friday, February 17, 2012
Boys Teams and individuals qualifying for the District Championship will be as follows:
Woodman - Six (6) teams and six (6) individuals
Colerain - Seven (7) teams and seven (7) individuals
Crossgate - Five (5) teams and five (5) individuals
Marian - Six (6) teams and six (6) individuals
Girls Teams and individuals qualifying for the District Championship will be as follows:
Woodman Lanes - Six (6) teams and six (6) individuals
Colerain - Eight (8) teams and eight (8) individuals
Crossgate - Five (5) teams and five (5) individuals
Marian - Five (5) teams and five (5) individuals
District - February 20 - 26, 2012
DISTRICT MEET – Boys – Friday, February 24, 2012. Eastern Lanes, 6943 Coles Road, Middletown,
DISTRICT MEETS – Girls – Saturday, February 25, 2012. Eastern Lanes, 6943 Coles Road, Middletown
STATE BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIPS – Friday, March 2, 2012. Wayne Webb’s Columbus Bowl, 3224 South High Street, Columbus
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Sectional - February 13 - 25, 2012
District - February 27 - March 3, 2012
Regional - March 5 - 10, 2012
State - March 15 - 17, 2012
WRESTLING
Sectional Tournaments: Fri/Sat. Feb. 17 and 18
District Tournaments: Fri/Sat. Feb. 24/25
State Tournaments: Thurs/Fri/Sat. March 1, 2, and 3.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Sectional - February 20 - March 3, 2012
District - March 5 - 10, 2012
Regional - March 12 - 17, 2012
State - March 22 - 24, 2012
FAVC Winter Sports Championship History
As we did in the Fall, we take a look at the Championship History for our Winter Sports:
BOYS’ BASKETBALL (45 years: 1965 through 1998—One Division, 1999 through 2005 and beginning again in 2010-2011—Two Divisions, and 2006 through 2010—Three Divisions)
1st Champion: SPRINGBORO; There have been 19 schools win outright or share an FAVC Boys’ Basketball Championship.
Team Championships (in rank order):
#1 MASON, 12(8 outright and 4 co-championships); #2 SPRINGBORO, 11 (8 outright and 3 co-championships); #3 ROSS, 10 (6 outright and 4 co-championships); 4th WINTON WOODS, 7 (All Outright); 5th, LITTLE MIAMI, 6 (4 outright and 2 co-championships); T6th LOVELAND, 4 (All Outright); T6th KINGS and WILMINGTON, 4 (1 outright and 1 co-championships); T9th TALAWANDA, 2 (Both Outright); T9th GOSHEN, NORTHWEST, TURPIN and WAYNESVILLE, 2 (Both Co-Championships); T14th ANDERSON, CLINTON MASSIE, EDGEWOOD, MILFORD and LEBANON (Outright Champions); T14th MT. HEALTHY and NORWOOD (Co-Championships)
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL (36 years—First Championship: 1975)
1st Champion: SPRINGBORO; There have been 16 schools win outright or share an FAVC Girls’ Basketball Championship
Team Championships (in rank order):
#1 MASON, 13 (10 outright and 3 co-championship); #2 SPRINGBORO, 11 (8 outright and 3 co-championships); #3 WINTON WOODS, 7 (5 outright and 2 co-championship); #4 LITTLE MIAMI, 5 (4 outright/1 co-championship); #T5 WALNUT HILLS 3 (All Outright); T5th KINGS, Mt. HEALTHY (2 outright and 1 co-championship) and WALNUT HILLS (3 outright) T8th ANDERSON, NORTHWEST ROSS (1 outright and 1 co-championship) GOSHEN and HARRISON, 2 (Both Outright); T13th BLANCHESTER, LEBANON, LOVELAND and MADISON, 1 (Outright).
WRESTLING (35 years—First Championship: 1977)
1st Co-Champions: LITTLE MIAMI; There have been 12 schools win an FAVC Wrestling Championship.
Team Championships (in rank order): #T1st BLANCHESTER, T1st HARRISON, 10; #3 WILMINGTON, 9; #4 ROSS, 7; #5 MASON, 4; T6th LEBANON, LITTLE MIAMI, LOVELAND and SPRINGBORO, 2; T10th AMELIA, MADISON and MT. HEALTHY, 1.
BOYS’ SWIMMING (14 years—First Championship: 1998)
1st Champion: WILMINGTON; There have been 8 schools win an FAVC Boys’ Swimming Championship
Team Championships (in rank order): #1 TURPIN, 9; #2 TALAWANDA, 6 T3rd LOVELAND and MASON, 4; T5th ANDERSON and WILMINGTON, 3; T7th KINGS and MILFORD, 1.
GIRLS’ SWIMMING (14 years—First Championship: 1998)
1st Champion: WILMINGTON; There have been 8 schools win an FAVC Girls’ Swimming Championship
Team Championships (in rank order): #1 TURPIN, 10; T2 TALAWANDA and MASON, 5; #4 ANDERSON, 4; #5 KINGS, 3; T6th WALNUT HILLS and WILMINGTON, 2; and #8 MILFORD, 1.
BOYS’ BOWLING (7 years—First Championship: 2005)
1st Champions: NORTHWEST (Outright); GLEN ESTE, HARRISON, MASON and WINTON WOODS; There have been 10 schools win an FAVC Boys’ Bowling Championship
Team Championships (in rank order): #1 NORTHWEST, 7 (6 Outright and 1 Co-Championship); T2nd HARRISON and GLEN ESTE, 3 (2 Outright and 1 Co-Championship), MASON and WILMINGTON, 3 (1 Outright and 2 Co-Championships); T6th AMELIA and ANDERSON (Outright) and TURPIN, WALNUT HILLS and WINTON WOODS (Co-Champions)
GIRLS BOWLING (7 years—First Championship: 2005)
1st Champions: NORTHWEST and HARRISON; There have been 6 schools win an FAVC Girls’ Bowling Championship
Team Championships (in rank order): #1 NORTHWEST, 7 (All Outright); #2 HARRISON, 4 (3 outright and 1 Co-Championship); #3 WILMINGTON, 3 (All Outright); T4th WINTON WOODS, 2 (Both outright) and GLEN ESTE (1 outright and 1 co-championship) #6 AMELIA (Outright).
ACADEMIC QUIZ TEAM (11 years—First Championship: 2001
1st Champions: TURPIN and LITTLE MIAMI: There have been 9 schools win an FAVC Academic Quiz Team Championship.
Team Championships (in rank order): #1 TURPIN, 7 (6 Outright and 1 Co-Championship); #2 WALNUT HILLS, 6 (All Outright); T3rd LITTLE MIAMI, 3 (All Outright), TALAWANDA and AMELIA, 3 (2 Outright and 1 Co-Championship); T6th LOVELAND and MILFORD, 2 (1Outright and 1 Co-Championship) and T8th ROSS, 1 (Outright) and NORTHWEST (1 Co-Championship).
