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OHSAA releases details on Competitive Balance Proposal

By David Jablonski | Friday, January 21, 2011, 08:06 PM

The Ohio High School Athletic Association has released details on its proposal to address competitive balance issues in football, boys and girls soccer, volleyball, boys and girls basketball, baseball and softball.

According to the OHSAA, “A concern about competitive balance in Ohio High School Athletic Association tournaments was raised by a group of school administrators in northeast Ohio, and a study showed that 43 percent (146 of 340) of the state championships in selected team sports between 1999 and 2010 were won by non-public schools, even though non-public schools make up only 17 percent of the total membership of the OHSAA.”

The complete “Guide to the Competitive Balance Proposal” is available here.

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