2016 Ohio Grade School State ChampionshipFeb 24, 2016 by Kyle Bratke
OAC Grade School, JR States Live On Flo
OAC Grade School, JR States Live On Flo
AUSTIN, Texas (February 23, 2016)- FloWrestling is excited to announce a partnership with the Ohio Athletic Commission to broadcast both the Ohio grade scho
AUSTIN, Texas (February 23, 2016)- FloWrestling is excited to announce a partnership with the Ohio Athletic Commission to broadcast both the Ohio grade school state championships, and the Ohio Junior High state championships.
Year in and year out the state of Ohio is arguably the best wrestling state in the country, and produce All-American’s and National Champions year after year at the college level. All of those college stars get their start at these tournaments.
“We are extremely excited to be the home of both Ohio grade school and Junior High state championships,” FloWrestling General Manager Joe Williamson said. “Ohio is consistently one of the best wrestling states in the country, and we are excited to display that high level of wrestling from the youngsters.”
Entering its 18th year, the list of 2x and 3x Jr. High State champions includes: Logan & Hunter Stieber, J Jaggers, Lance & Collin Palmer, David Taylor, Alex Marinelli, and Bo Jordan, just to name a few. This years tournament will take place on March 12-13 at the Covelli Centre in Youngstown, Ohio. Keep your eye on the 108lbs class champion as past champions: J Jaggers, Steve Luke, Dustin Schlatter, Ben Jordan, Ian Miller, and Mark Martin have gone on to have great success on the collegiate level.
Entering its 13th year the Ohio grade school tournament, might be the best youth state tournament in the country. The level of wrestling the kids are competing is astounding given their age. Last year’s tournament may have give us the scramble of the year. This years Grade school state tournament will take a place a week later, March 19-20 also, in the Covelli Centre.
About FloSports
FloSports is an innovative sports media company based in Austin, Texas, that is unlocking a world of sports coverage that true fans have been waiting for.
Focused on three areas – live programming, original content, and owned and operated events – the company takes fragmented communities and provides them the platform to connect with the sports they love.
Through live streaming of premier events, original video programming, weekly studio shows, branded entertainment, and event creation and execution, FloSports is growing the sports, the athletes and the fans.
FloSports owns exclusive broadcast rights to in-demand events, and broadcasts more than 25,000 hours of live sporting events each year. FloSports has 1M+ videos in their library. FloSports features the #1 webcasts per sport, high-quality, in-depth documentary series and 5M+ athletes ranked within their respective sports.
Current verticals under the FloSports header are Wrestling, Grappling, Elite Fitness, Boxing, Softball, Gymnastics, Basketball, Cheerleading and Running, including MileSplit.com.
About OAC
The Ohio Athletic Committee (OAC) is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization that was established in 1999. The OAC was formed to promote youth athletics by creating and providing state level events. These events aim to provide valuable transferable experiences for student-athletes. Since its inception, the OAC has awarded more than $63,300 in college scholarships. Last year more than 100 organizations raised funds through the OAC’s events. For questions or comments please contact us at info@ohioathletics.com
Year in and year out the state of Ohio is arguably the best wrestling state in the country, and produce All-American’s and National Champions year after year at the college level. All of those college stars get their start at these tournaments.
“We are extremely excited to be the home of both Ohio grade school and Junior High state championships,” FloWrestling General Manager Joe Williamson said. “Ohio is consistently one of the best wrestling states in the country, and we are excited to display that high level of wrestling from the youngsters.”
Entering its 18th year, the list of 2x and 3x Jr. High State champions includes: Logan & Hunter Stieber, J Jaggers, Lance & Collin Palmer, David Taylor, Alex Marinelli, and Bo Jordan, just to name a few. This years tournament will take place on March 12-13 at the Covelli Centre in Youngstown, Ohio. Keep your eye on the 108lbs class champion as past champions: J Jaggers, Steve Luke, Dustin Schlatter, Ben Jordan, Ian Miller, and Mark Martin have gone on to have great success on the collegiate level.
Entering its 13th year the Ohio grade school tournament, might be the best youth state tournament in the country. The level of wrestling the kids are competing is astounding given their age. Last year’s tournament may have give us the scramble of the year. This years Grade school state tournament will take a place a week later, March 19-20 also, in the Covelli Centre.
About FloSports
FloSports is an innovative sports media company based in Austin, Texas, that is unlocking a world of sports coverage that true fans have been waiting for.
Focused on three areas – live programming, original content, and owned and operated events – the company takes fragmented communities and provides them the platform to connect with the sports they love.
Through live streaming of premier events, original video programming, weekly studio shows, branded entertainment, and event creation and execution, FloSports is growing the sports, the athletes and the fans.
FloSports owns exclusive broadcast rights to in-demand events, and broadcasts more than 25,000 hours of live sporting events each year. FloSports has 1M+ videos in their library. FloSports features the #1 webcasts per sport, high-quality, in-depth documentary series and 5M+ athletes ranked within their respective sports.
Current verticals under the FloSports header are Wrestling, Grappling, Elite Fitness, Boxing, Softball, Gymnastics, Basketball, Cheerleading and Running, including MileSplit.com.
About OAC
The Ohio Athletic Committee (OAC) is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization that was established in 1999. The OAC was formed to promote youth athletics by creating and providing state level events. These events aim to provide valuable transferable experiences for student-athletes. Since its inception, the OAC has awarded more than $63,300 in college scholarships. Last year more than 100 organizations raised funds through the OAC’s events. For questions or comments please contact us at info@ohioathletics.com