Century of Ashland Arrow Basketball

A Century of Ashland Arrow Basketball


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1982-83
Record 7 - 14

Cardinal Conference 3 - 7

5th Place

1982-83

Left to right: Rob Ward, Craig Stone, Chad McGinnis, Chris Stokes, Kip Matteson, Jon Walter,
Brian Drushell, Brett Lyme, Dave Nuss, Dave Ferabee, Paul Adams, Randy Honaker, Jim Purtell

Cardinal Conference 1982-83 Season

AHS	63	CLOVERLEAF	54	AHS	56	WOOSTER	55
AHS	58	DOVER	29	AHS	64	NEW PHILLY	51
AHS	57	Mansfield	68	AHS	56	Mansfield Madison	63
AHS	45	Wooster	49	AHS	67	Elyria	97
AHS	43	New Philly	47	AHS	75	Dover	77
AHS	63	Mansfield Madison	74	AHS	57	Sandusky	64
AHS	48	Mansfield Malabar	54	AHS	70	Coshocton	72
AHS	56	DOVER	54	AHS	65	Mansfield Malabar	68
AHS	70	Massillon	77	AHS	67	CLEAR FORK	57
AHS	61	Coshocton	69	AHS	55	Mansfield Malabar	56	*
AHS	77	MT VERNON	66

A winning season was so close when four games were lost by a single shot. Twice it was Malabar, the top seed in the Sectional, and the last game was by one-point. It was Coach Jim Barr’s 11th and final season, the longest tenure of any AHS basketball coach with a 115-111 record and 3 CC titles. Chris Stokes was the MVP with 355 points. Jon Walter scored 277 points. Dave Nuss dropped in 160 points and had the most rebounds. Craig Stone was the most accurate foul shooter. Eric Halterman was honored as the Most Improved player. Point guard Rob Ward (100 pts) and Paul Adams (89 pts) earned their second monograms.