OHSAA State
Girls Basketball Championships

March 18-20, 2010
Value City Arena, Jerome Schottenstein Center
The Ohio State University, Columbus

 

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2010 Girls Basketball Info

2010 Tournament Info

Girls Basketball History


 

Girls Basketball News and Notes

2010 State Tournament Information

Tournament Information for Fans & Spectators

2010 Statewide Tournament Brackets
Teams have been added to the brackets. Check back throughout the tournament for updated results. Click here to view brackets.

2010 All-Ohio Girls Basketball Teams Announced
March 17 - The Associated Press has selected its All-Ohio teams in all four divisions. Click here to view.

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2010 Girls Basketball Statewide Polls
The Associated Press selects the top teams in each of the four basketball divisions each week. Click here to view polls.

Snowstorm Becomes a Blessing in Disguise for the Needy
Feb. 26 -
After a snowstorm wiped out an all-day basketball event between Upper Scioto Valley and Parkway High Schools, the two schools created an event to raise money for the Haiti Relief Efforts once the games were rescheduled. Click here for full article.

Leading by Example
Feb. 8 -
Fremont St. Joseph Central Catholic head coach Gary Geller demonstrates a lesson in sportsmanship. Click here for the full story.

Video Replay in State Championship Basketball Games
Statement from OHSAA Regarding NFHS Rule Change to Allow Video Replay in State Championship Basketball Games


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Watch a State Tournament Video Message from Clark Kellogg
 

2009-10 OHSAA Girls Basketball Calendar
Oct. 30 First Day of Coaching
Nov. 20 First Day High School Preview Permitted
Nov. 27 Season Begins
Feb. 1 Non-Interscholastic Competition No Longer Permitted
Feb. 15-27 Sectional Tournament
Mar. 1-6 District Tournament
Mar. 9-13 Regional Tournament
Mar. 18-20 State Tournament
Coaches' No Contact Period begins on the first day after the last interscholastic contest and ends 28 days later.