The 2025-26 high school wrestling season closed in Columbus with Brown making Ohio history, Grey Burnett claiming a third crown, and Perrysburg surviving a heavyweight Division I team battle at the Schottenstein Center.
Massillon Perry rallied to win the team title as Steubenville’s Talea Guntrum captured her third championship and Loveland’s Elizabeth Madison became Ohio’s newest three-time girls state champion.
Local stars shine in Cleveland with Ohio native Shammah Scott leading several outstanding performances with the game-winning shot in the championship game.
Twenty-one players with Ohio high school roots competed in the MAC Women’s Basketball Tournament, highlighted by a 25-point performance from North Ridgeville alum Grace Kingery and Miami’s run to the conference title.
South Carolina signee Marcus Johnson turned down prep powerhouses and major offers to stay at Garfield Heights. After surpassing 2,200 career points and having his No. 11 jersey retired while still active, his legacy is already cemented.
After two hours of seeding debate, a round of appeals, and a weekend of qualifier chaos, the brackets are locked — and the Highlanders-Bucs rivalry is headed for its last word at Lehigh.