Century of Ashland Arrow Basketball

A Century of Ashland Arrow Basketball


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	NCO Years 1919-1944


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	Ohio Heartland 1987 - 2002


	OCC 2003 - 2023

1995-96

Record 12 - 9

Ohio Heartland Conf. 4 - 4

3rd Place

1995-96

Left to Right: Chris Evege, Aaron Lake, Andy Platt, Brian Seidner, Brad Cutright, Jeff Gierhart,
Greg Hower, Brian Klingler, Nick Hickey, Klinton Brown, Ryan Emmons, Tim Bright.
Kneeling: Assist Coach Doug Hess, mgr: Dain McKee, Head Coach Jody Peters.

Ohio Heartland Conference 1995-96 Season

AHS	69	CLOVERLEAF	39	AHS	70	MANSFIELD MADISON	56
AHS	75	GALION	55	AHS	42	Mt. Vernon	70
AHS	35	Orrville	75	AHS	59	Mansfield Senior	76
AHS	45	Mansfield Madison	74	AHS	72	CLYDE	57
AHS	60	ELYRIA	58	AHS	95	MARION HARDING	75
AHS	72	MANSFIELD SENIOR	65	AHS	74	TIFFIN COLUMBIAN	72
AHS	78	MARION HARDING	55	AHS	48	Lexington	68
AHS	45	WOOSTER	43	AHS	55	Loudonville	57
AHS	51	Lexington	58	AHS	73	WOOSTER	61
AHS	63	Amherst Steele	76	AHS	62	Sandusky	66	*
AHS	68	SHELBY	50

As the OHC teams scrambled behind Lexington the Arrows split with Madison and Mansfield Senior but they bombed Marion Harding. The 95-point game was the highest since 1969, and five players hit for double-figures. The shot-of-the-season was Jeff Gierhart’s three-point bomb with two second left to beat the once-beaten Tiffin Columbian 74-72. For the second straight year the season ended with an overtime tournament loss to Sandusky. For the season Gierhart was the scoring leader (294-pts), the MVP, and first-team OHC. The most accurate shooter (FGs and FTs) was Brian Klingler, who moved in from Wellington. Chris Evege (best defensive player and steals), Brian Seidner (Mr. Hustle with Klinton Brown), and Greg Hower (rebounds) were all honorable mention OHC. Andy Platt led the team in three-point shots. Jeff Gierhart slipped into the top 20 scorers with 672 career points.