Licking Heights HS (just east of Columbus) is looking to change our schedule next season. We have rapidly grown from a mid size D3 school to a small D1 school in about 10 years. We would really like to see more D1 teams, especially in Central Ohio. We had a very young team this season but will be returning 5 district qualifiers next season and should fill our lineup.

We have the following weekends available at this time:

December 6
December 20
January 24
February 7
February 21

We have 7 scheduling points to use over those dates (1 may end up being used on a tri)

We also have 2 of our 4 tri meets to schedule.

Please contact Head Coach Bo Ramsey at [email protected] if you have any openings. You can reply on here as well. All we would need to know is the style of the event and what teams are usually there/committed for next year.

Bo call Joe Moyer at St. Charles we have a tournament in Feb with teams like Lancaster and Reynoldsburg and we are also looking to fill out some super tris on your dates.

Dang, ksig489, your schools growth rate sounds like New Albanys!!! Good luck to you and your team this year.......... Does Billy Joe ever come around there any more? I've talked to you about Jon Starr's passing. I see Jamey Kasser every once in a while (tougher than nails still).

We are still growing too...it is crazy. Next years 6th grade class will be around 350 kids. The current seniors are around 200-220.

I have never met Billy Joe. Most of the alumni that come around are usually within the last 5 years. I see Jamey a few times a year at events and I have met Rex Handerson, but most of the old school guys are long gone.

ksig489;1588448 wrote:We are still growing too...it is crazy. Next years 6th grade class will be around 350 kids. The current seniors are around 200-220.

I have never met Billy Joe. Most of the alumni that come around are usually within the last 5 years. I see Jamey a few times a year at events and I have met Rex Handerson, but most of the old school guys are long gone.

Sorry to hear that. Great history of wrestling at that little "Class A School": thumbup:!

Sounds like reunion time!