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Holz, Netter and Arledge Headed to College
Wednesday 05-12-2010 2:00pm ET
Three more Cavaliers are heading to college to play football.
Ceremonies for Tyler Holz (OL/DL) Defiance College and Troy Netter (DB/WR) Otterbein College will be held Monday at 2:45pm and Tuesday at 2:45pm for Keagan Arledge (WR/DB) Washington and Jefferson.
Netter joins former Cavs Jordan Benson, Kent Parker and Ron Smith at Otterbein.
Earlier this year, Shay Netter signed with Toledo and Drew Basil signed with Ohio State.
  
Tyler Holz Troy Netter Keagan Arledge
Semancik Signs with University of Findlay
Tuesday 04-13-2010 4:42pm ET
Photo Credit: Dana Cousins
Chillicothe High School senior Tyler Semancik signed a letter of intent, Tuesday, to play soccer at the University of Findlay.
Basil Turning Heads at OSU
Friday 04-09-2010 7:02am ET
 As the Buckeyes ready for their Kicking Scrimmage on Saturday, the Ozone.net reports Chillicothe's Drew Basil was wooing them in practice. Basil an early graduate of CHS is participating in his first spring practice with Ohio State. The OSU Spring game is April 24th at the Horseshoe. Read the Ozone.net report. Shay Netter Headed to Toledo Rockets
Wednesday 03-17-2010 11:53am ET
Shay Netter made it official Monday, he'll be a Toledo Rocket.
Chillicothe's leading tackler the past two seasons (323 the past three seasons), Netter will be a preferred walk-on at the University of Toledo.
Netter said making a choice between Ohio University and Toledo was tough. He visited UT six times on unofficial visits and fell in love with the campus. But he also enjoyed Athens. Netter added the Toledo coaches made him feel at home.
Eventually, numbers helped Netter decide. Ohio has a surplus of linebackers, Toledo, in need at the position, signed four linebackers on National Signing Day, but Netter finds himself third on the depth chart due to Rockets' the low numbers.
Toledo plays on ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU and ESPN360 this season, beginning with Arizona at the Glass Bowl.
The Rockets are also scheduled to play the Buckeyes at Ohio Stadium in 2011.
Read more about Toledo Rockets Football.
See the Rockets 2010 Schedule.
Hear Dan Ramey's interview with Shay Netter:  Click Here
Photo by Dana Cousins, wbex.com
Pictured (left to right) front, Candy Netter, Shay Netter and Bryan Netter. Back, Superintendent Roger Crago, Coach Bill Davidson, Coach Jeff Metzler and Principal John Payne
Cavs Stand 2nd in Running for SEOAL All-Sports Banner
Thursday 03-11-2010 7:03am ET
By CRAIG DUNN
Sports Editor, The Logan Daily News
cdunn@logandaily.com
LOGAN — While Marietta High School remains atop the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League William E. (Bill) Thomas All-Sports Trophy standings, MHS saw what was a 12-point lead at the end of the fall sports season sliced under double figures during the winter.
Marietta (51.5 total points on the school year) only scored 10 points — eight by its league-champion girls basketball team — during the recently-concluded winter sports season and leads second-place Chillicothe by 9.5 points.
Chillicothe (42 points) leads a logjam of five schools who are within 5.5 points of one another in the second-place through sixth-place positions. Logan (39.5) is third, with Warren (39) fourth, Gallipolis (37) fifth and Ironton (36.5) sixth.
Jackson (28.5) is seventh and Portsmouth (20) eighth.
Marietta, which has won five of the last six All-Sports titles, won four fall championships to get out of the gate quickly.
But Chillicothe, which was third after the fall season, had the best overall winter of all SEOAL schools (16.5 points) even though it didn't win any titles. CHS was second in boys basketball, third in wrestling and tied for third in girls basketball.
Logan had runner-up finishes in wrestling and girls basketball to turn in the second-best winter (14.5 points) and jump from fourth to third. Warren dropped from second to fourth, with the school's best winter finish being a tie for third with Portsmouth in boys basketball.
Gallipolis, Ironton, Jackson and Portsmouth were all five through eight after the fall season as well, but Ironton won the boys basketball title and Gallia Academy took the wrestling crown to tighten the standings heading into the spring season.
Gallipolis is the only school other than Marietta to claim more than one championship thus far this school year. The Blue Angels won the volleyball title last fall.
Points are determined on an 8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis in sports where all eight schools field full teams. In other sports, points are determined as to how many teams competed for the title in a particular sport.
Since Ironton and Portsmouth don't have wrestling, for example, those points were determined on a 6-5-4-3-2-1 basis. Half-points are awarded in the case of ties.
Five championships will be determined this spring: baseball, softball, boys and girls track, and boys tennis.
The SEOAL, one of the longest-running prep conferences in the state, was formed by William E. (Bill) Thomas of Wellston in 1925 and began competition with a boys track meet that spring, with 1925-26 being the first full season of conference competition.
This is the final season in the SEOAL for Ironton, which will leave the league to play as an independent following the 2009-10 school year. Marietta departs the conference at the end of the 2010-11 school year to join the East Central Ohio League. Hinton on "Dan & Mike in the Morning"
Thursday 01-21-2010 8:58am ET
Hear Dan Ramey's interview with Hinton from WBEX's "Dan & Mike in the Morning":  Click Here
Hinton to Become New Cavs Football Coach
Thursday 01-21-2010 7:04am ET
The Chillicothe City School Board will meet at 5:30pm Monday to announce Ron Hinton as the new head football coach for the Cavaliers.
Hinton has enjoyed most of his success at Amanda Clearcreek, where he's been the head coach the last 29 seasons.
Hinton's career coaching record is 281-70-3 which includes back-to-back state championships in 1999 and 2000. His teams have finished second in the state on three other occasions.
Hinton has been a finalist for the job Chillicothe two other times, (1991 and 1995) but now can say, he has a new home.
Monday's board meeting will be held in the Chillicothe Cafeteria at the campus on Yoctangee Parkway.
The hiring fills the vacancy from the coaching retirement of Bill Davidson, who led the Cavs the past seven seasons.
RON HINTON 281-70-3 Career record -- 29 years at Amanda Clearcreek
-- 3 years at Piketon (2 SVC titles) -- Mid State League Coach of the Year 16 times (4 Cardinal Division, 12 Buckeye Division) -- From 1991 and 2006, played in 11 Regional Championships -- From 1992-1998, 52 game regular season winning streak -- From 1996-2006, won 8 Regional Championships -- Won State Championships in 1999 and 2000 -- Finished 2nd three times between 1997 and 2004. Update: Cavalier Football Search
Monday 12-07-2009 10:05am ET
The deadline has come and gone for application for Chillicothe High School's head football coaching vacancy.
Athletic Director Rey Bradley says a selection committee has been assembled and will begin meeting next week.
While the deadline has passed, Bradley says the committee will accept any late applications received.
Officials are hoping to have a new coach in place after the first of the year.
The position became vacant with the announced retirement by Bill Davidson, who led the Cavaliers for the past seven campaigns.
Cavs Football Banquet 2009
Wednesday 11-11-2009 9:45am ET
Awards from the Chillicothe Football Banquet held November 11, 2009:
Most Valuable Lineman
Danny Demick
Most Valuable Back
Casey Oates
Most Valuable Special Team Player
Drew Basil
Sportsmanship Award
Marty Dunn
Leadrship Award
Kenny Doles
Most Committed Award
Logan Reynolds
Most Valuable Player
Shay Netter
1st Team All-SEOAL
Shay Netter
Drew Basil
Honorable Mention ALL SEOAL
Danny Demick
Dylan Osborne
All-SEOAL Academic (3.5 gpa & varsity letter)
Keegan Arledge
Drew Basil
Danny Demick
Kenny Doles
Marty Dunn
David Gerhardt
Skyler Mallow
Shay Netter
Dylan Osborne
Logan Reynolds
Brian Whittaker
Coach Metzler's M.A.D. (Make A Difference) Awards
Dyan Osborne DL
Casey Oates DB
Kenny Doles LB Cavs Post Season Awards
Tuesday 11-10-2009 11:26am ET
The first round of post season awards for Chillicothe athletics are here. The Football and Soccer banquets are coming up and more awards will posted soon.
Boys Cross Country
CHS Awards
Dalton Bettondorf Fr Fastest Time
Seth McGuire Soph Sportsmanship/100% Award
Girls Cross Country
Hannah McCorkle Sr All-S.E.O.A.L.
Brianna Cahill Sr All-S.E.O.A.L.
Alyssa Mathis Jr. All-S.E.O.A.L.
CHS Awards
Hannah McCorkle Fastest Time
Allison Shoemaker Sportsmanship/100% Award
Boys Golf
John Lods Sr All-S.E.O.A.L.
Girls Tennis
Georgia Bennett Jr. All-S.E.O.A.L./Player of the Year
Parissa Bennett Fr. All-S.E.O.A.L.
Megan Zupi Sr. All-S.E.O.A.L.
CHS Awards
Georgia Bennett Most Valuable Player
Alex Camponeschi Jr Sportsmanship Award
Megan Zupi Most Improved
Volleyball
Haley Pittenger Sr. All-S.E.O.A.L./1st Team All-Dist.14
Brittny Strawser Sr. All-S.E.O.A.L./Honorable Mention All-District 14
CHS Awards
Haley Pittenger Sr. Most Valuable Player
Brenda Detty Jr. Sportsmanship Award
Brittny Strawser Sr. Best Offensive Player
Paulina Tanedo Sr. Best Defensive Player
Stacey Robinson Sr. Most Improved
Grace Tanedo Sr. Coach’s Award
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