Century of Ashland Arrow Football

A Century of Ashland Arrow Basketball


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	The Early Years 1907 - 1918


	NCO Years 1919-1944


	Independent Era 1945-1959


	Cardinal Conference 1960 - 1986


	Ohio Heartland 1987 - 2002


	OCC 2003 - 2023

1935-36

Record 18 - 3

N C O L Record 9 - 1

1st Place

NCO 1935-36 Season

AHS	26	ELYRIA	18	AHS	35	MANSFIELD	23
AHS	31	NORWALK	22	AHS	26	GALION	19
AHS	27	Sandusky	28	AHS	35	MARION HARDING	33
AHS	28	WOOSTER	16	AHS	37	SHELBY	28
AHS	27	MANSFIELD	26	AHS	38	MT. VERNON	30
AHS	36	BUCYRUS	31	AHS	34	BELLEVUE	22	*
AHS	43	GALION	17	AHS	32	MANSFIELD	19	*
AHS	28	Marion Harding	29	AHS	33	TIFFIN COLUMBIAN	19	*
AHS	48	MT. VERNON	34	AHS	27	FREMONT	20	*
AHS	43	SHELBY	35	AHS	24	Akron South	35	*
AHS	40	WOOSTER	20	AHS

After five years as an assistant Tony Lonero took over as the head coach, when Rosie Starn moved on to Kent State. His team dropped two 1-point loses, but still ran up a 12-game winning streak the longest in AHS history until 1968. They were co-NCO champs and Sandusky District champs before losing the first game at the State in Columbus. The team scored 698 points the second highest total to the 1926-27 squad. Bob Sprague led the NCO in scoring (105 points) and the team (167 pts). Bus Hockensmith, the other all-NCO selection, scored 134 points. Seniors Bud Plank and Ken Gongwer scored 94 and 93 points respectively. The future looked bright with four veterans returning and an undefeated JV team (13-0).