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Home > Blogs > Springfield, Ohio High School Sports > Archives > 2011 > February > 05 > Entry

Greeneview boys will have to win OHC title on the road

By Michael Cooper | Saturday, February 5, 2011, 03:58 PM

If the Greeneview High School boys basketball team wants to win the Ohio Heritage Conference title for the first time since 2007, they’ll have to do it on the road.

The winter weather has forced the Rams to move to road games to the end of the schedule — where they already had two road games to end the season. They played their last home game on Friday, a 53-37 victory over Division IV eighth-ranked Catholic Central. The

They’re at West Liberty-Salem next Friday, then travel to Southeastern on Feb. 15. The Rams travel to Cedarville (Feb. 18) and Triad (Feb. 21) in its final two games.

“It’s one win,” said Rams coach Bill Green after last night’s victory over Central. “(The schedule) just worked out that way. You have to take them one at a time, play well and see what happens.”

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