| 2003-04 |
Record Won 8 - Lost 14 |
Chris Stokes |
Ohio Cardinal Conf. 5 - 7 |
4th Place |
Back row: Head Coach Chris Stokes, Assist: Mark Delaney, Corey Farver, Lance Frank, Dan Hess,
Anthony Bell, Assist. Coaches Doug Hess and Rob Lavengood.
Front: mgr. Rodney Adkins, Ryan Smith, Nick Scafec, Brad Rader, Chris Baughman, Jim Bright,
Mgr. Seth Banghart
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| Ohio Cardinal Conf. |
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| AHS |
56 |
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HILLIARD DAVIDSON |
50 |
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AHS |
41 |
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Westerville South |
85 |
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| AHS |
55 |
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WOOSTER |
52 |
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AHS |
63 |
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Wooster |
72 |
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| AHS |
49 |
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Mt. Vernon |
63 |
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AHS |
54 |
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LEXINGTON |
33 |
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| AHS |
41 |
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Vermilion |
56 |
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AHS |
60 |
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MANSFIELD MADISON |
58 |
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| AHS |
56 |
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Lexington |
64 |
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AHS |
59 |
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Mansfield Senior |
61 |
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| AHS |
65 |
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ASHTB. LAKESIDE |
43 |
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AHS |
46 |
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Orrville |
54 |
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| AHS |
57 |
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MANSFIELD MADISON |
31 |
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AHS |
44 |
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Olentangy |
61 |
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| AHS |
48 |
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Willard |
69 |
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AHS |
58 |
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WEST HOLMES |
41 |
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| AHS |
18 |
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Mansfield Senior |
39 |
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AHS |
55 |
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Massillon Washington |
60 |
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| AHS |
49 |
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Orrville |
59 |
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AHS |
76 |
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MANSFIELD MADISON |
66 |
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| AHS |
42 |
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West Holmes |
47 |
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AHS |
53 |
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Mansfield Senior |
54 |
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| The Arrows beat Madison three times, which ran their string to 15-straight wins. In the Sectional game Chris Baughman had a career night with 25-points against the Rams. Although he led the team with 18-points in the finals against Mansfield, the agony of another one-point defeat sprang up, when he converted only one of three free throws after a foul on his three-point shot at the buzzer. MVP Lance Frank, a tri-MVP in the OCC, led the team in scoring (346 pts), rebounds (117), and the best FT percentage (73.8) including a string of 25 straight. Amazingly he jumped from a JV to honorable mention All-Ohio in one season. Chris Baughman was 2nd in scoring (234 pts) and the leader in assists (52) and steals (50). Dan Hess led the team with 49 three-pointers, and Anthony Bell scored 189 points with the best field goal percentage of 47.2%. This was the first year in the Ohio Cardinal Conference. |
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