List of OHSAA basketball champions

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The Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) is the governing body of athletic programs for junior and senior high schools in the state of Ohio. It conducts state championship competitions in all the OHSAA-sanctioned sports.

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Boys Basketball Champions

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YearD I / AAAD II / AAD III / AD IV
2024 Cleveland St. Ignatius Kettering Archbishop Alter Cleveland Heights Lutheran East Richmond Heights
2023 Akron Archbishop Hoban Akron Buchtel Cleveland Heights Lutheran East Richmond Heights
2022 Pickerington Central Akron St. Vincent St. Mary Cincinnati Taft Richmond Heights
2021 Centerville Akron St. Vincent St. Mary Cleveland Heights Lutheran East Botkins
2020Tournament canceledTournament canceledTournament canceledTournament canceled
2019 Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Trotwood-Madison Canal Winchester Harvest Prep Convoy Crestview
2018 Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Akron St. Vincent St. Mary Cincinnati Deer Park Maria Stein Marion Local
2017 Jackson Akron St. Vincent St. Mary Cleveland Villa Angela-St. Joseph Cleveland Heights Lutheran East
2016 Westerville South New Concord John Glenn Lima Central Catholic Willoughby Hills Cornerstone Christian
2015 Huber Heights Wayne Defiance Cleveland Villa Angela-St. Joseph New Madison Tri-Village
2014 Lakewood St. Edward Norwalk Lima Central Catholic Convoy Crestview
2013 Mentor Columbus Bishop Watterson Ottawa-Glandorf Cleveland Villa Angela-St. Joseph
2012 Pickerington Central Dayton Dunbar Cincinnati Summit Country Day Berlin Hiland
2011 Cincinnati La Salle Akron St. Vincent St. Mary Cincinnati Taft Berlin Hiland
2010 Jackson Dayton Dunbar Lima Central Catholic Dayton Jefferson Township
2009 Columbus Northland Akron St. Vincent St. Mary Cleveland Central Catholic Oak Hill
2008 Newark Chillicothe Ottawa-Glandorf New Knoxville
2007 Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Dayton Dunbar Cincinnati North College Hill Georgetown
2006 Canton McKinley Dayton Dunbar Cincinnati North College Hill South Webster
2005 Canton McKinley Upper Sandusky Cincinnati North College Hill Cleveland Heights Lutheran East *
2004 Hamilton Ottawa-Glandorf St. Henry Holgate
2003 Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Akron St. Vincent St. Mary Reading Maria Stein Marion Local
2002 Columbus Brookhaven St. Bernard Roger Bacon Bellville Clear Fork Delphos St. John's
2001 Cleveland St. Ignatius Kettering Archbishop Alter Akron St. Vincent St. Mary Tipp City Bethel
2000 Cincinnati St. Xavier Warrensville Heights Akron St. Vincent St. Mary Fort Jennings
1999 Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Kettering Archbishop Alter Bedford St. Peter Chanel Worthington Christian
1998 Lakewood St. Edward Cleveland Benedictine Sparta Highland Dayton Jefferson Township
1997 Cleveland Heights Cleveland Benedictine Hamler Patrick Henry Van Wert Lincolnview
1996 Cincinnati La Salle Orrville Casstown Miami East Springfield Catholic Central
1995 Zanesville Cleveland Villa-Angela/St. Joseph Orrville Findlay Liberty-Benton
1994 Westerville North Cleveland Villa-Angela/St. Joseph Youngstown Ursuline McGuffey Upper Scioto Valley
1993 Cincinnati Elder Girard Campbell Memorial Fort Loramie
1992 West Chester Lakota Cleveland Villa-Angela/St. Joseph Orrville Berlin Hiland
1991 Cleveland Villa-Angela/St. Joseph Lexington Haviland Wayne Trace St. Henry
1990 Toledo Scott Dayton Colonel White St. Henry Columbus Wehrle
1989 Toledo Macomber Lexington Akron Archbishop Hoban Columbus Wehrle
1988 Cincinnati Woodward Portsmouth Hamilton Badin Columbus Wehrle
1987 Dayton Dunbar Columbus St. Francis De Sales Fort Loramie
1986 Akron Central-Hower Oberlin Columbus Wehrle
1985 Cincinnati Purcell Marian Youngstown Rayen Jackson Center
1984 Canton McKinley Akron St. Vincent St. Mary Monroeville
1983 Toledo St. Francis De Sales Columbus Bexley Delphos St. John's
1982 St. Bernard Roger Bacon Dayton Roth Middletown Bishop Fenwick
1981 Dayton Roth Napoleon Kalida
1980 Akron Central-Hower Hamilton Ross Sandusky St. Mary Central Catholic
1979 Columbus East Dayton Jefferson Township St. Henry
1978 Kettering Archbishop Alter Portsmouth Mansfield St. Peter's
1977 Columbus Linden McKinley Cleveland Cathedral Latin Fort Loramie
1976 Barberton Dayton Roth Gnadenhutten Indian Valley
1975 Columbus Linden McKinley Warsaw River View Maria Stein Marion Local
1974 Cincinnati Elder Manchester Lorain Clearview
1973 Cincinnati Elder Columbus Bishop Ready Marion Pleasant
1972 Cleveland East Technical Columbus Bishop Ready Gnadenhutten Indian Valley
1971 Columbus Walnut Ridge Canton Lehman Fort Recovery
1970 Dayton Chaminade-Julienne Cincinnati Lincoln Heights
1969 Columbus East Arcanum
1968 Columbus East Mansfield St. Peter's
1967 Columbus Linden McKinley Strasburg-Franklin
1966 Dayton Chaminade-Julienne New Lebanon Dixie
1965 Columbus South West Salem Northwestern
1964 Dayton Belmont Dresden Jefferson
1963 Columbus East Dresden Jefferson
1962 Hamilton Taft New Lebanon Dixie
1961 Portsmouth Defiance Ayersville
1960 Dayton Roosevelt Salem Local
1959 Cleveland East Technical Edgerton
1958 Cleveland East Technical West Salem Northwestern
1957 Middletown Defiance Ayersville
1956 Middletown Arcanum
1955 Zanesville Lockland Wayne
1954 Hamilton New Lexington St. Aloysius
1953 Middletown Cincinnati Mariemont
1952 Middletown Lockland Wayne
1951 Columbus East Grand Rapids
1950 Springfield Miller City
1949 Hamilton Delphos St. John's
1948 Findlay Eaton
1947 Middletown Columbiana
1946 Middletown Farmer
1945 Bellevue Dayton Northridge
1944 Middletown Akron Ellet
1943 Newark Yorkville
1942 Xenia Somerset
1941 Martins Ferry Glenford
1940 New Philadelphia New Carlisle
1939 Akron North North Canton
1938 Newark Canal Fulton
1937 Hamilton Upper Arlington
1936 Newark Sandusky St. Mary Central Catholic
1935 Akron North Waterloo High School (Lawrence County)
1934 Dayton Roosevelt Waterloo High School (Lawrence County)
1933 Dover Lawrenceville
1932 Akron West Castalia Margaretta
1931 Portsmouth Austintown-Fitch
1930 Dayton Stivers Lancaster St. Mary's
1929 Dayton Stivers Akron St. Mary
1928 Dayton Stivers Marshall High School
1927 Dover Kent State High
1926 Zanesville Oberlin
1925 Springfield Bellpoint
1924 Dayton Stivers Bellpoint
1923 Lorain Plattsburg
* Columbus Africentric forfeited the 2005 D4 title after the discovery of an ineligible player.

Girls Basketball Champions

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YearD I / AAAD II / AAD III / AD IV
2024 Olmsted Falls Cincinnati Purcell Marian Columbus Africentric Fort Loramie
2023 Cincinnati Princeton Cincinnati Purcell Marian Columbus Africentric New Madison Tri-Village
2022 Reynoldsburg Kettering Archbishop Alter Cincinnati Purcell Marian Waterford
2021 Cincinnati Mount Notre Dame Napoleon Berlin Hiland Fort Loramie
2020Tournament canceledTournament canceledTournament canceledTournament canceled
2019 Cincinnati Mount Notre Dame Toledo Rogers Columbus Africentric Minster
2018 Pickerington Central Toledo Rogers Columbus Africentric Minster
2017 Cincinnati Mount Notre Dame Kettering Archbishop Alter Gates Mills Gilmour Berlin Hiland
2016 Wadsworth Kettering Archbishop Alter Columbus Africentric Waterford
2015 West Chester Lakota West Kettering Archbishop Alter Versailles Fort Loramie
2014 Cincinnati Princeton Millersburg West Holmes Columbus Africentric Reedsville Eastern
2013 Kettering Fairmont Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown Anna Fort Loramie
2012 Twinsburg Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown Columbus Africentric Arlington
2011 Twinsburg Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown Anna Canal Winchester Harvest Preparatory
2010 Canton McKinley Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown Findlay Liberty-Benton Canal Winchester Harvest Preparatory
2009 Cincinnati Mount Notre Dame Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown South Euclid Regina Columbus Africentric
2008 Cincinnati Mount Notre Dame Kettering Archbishop Alter Versailles Berlin Hiland
2007 Cincinnati Mount Notre Dame Warsaw River View Cleveland Central Catholic Columbus Africentric
2006 Cincinnati Mount Notre Dame Warsaw River View Plain City Jonathan Alder Berlin Hiland
2005 Dayton Chaminade-Julienne Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit South Euclid Regina Berlin Hiland
2004 Cincinnati Mount Notre Dame Beloit West Branch Youngstown Ursuline Minster
2003 Beavercreek Dayton Chaminade-Julienne South Euclid Regina Maria Stein Marion Local
2002 North Canton Hoover Cleveland East Technical South Euclid Regina Delphos St. John's
2001 Beavercreek Cincinnati Archbishop McNicholas South Euclid Regina Jackson Center
2000 Mason Columbus Bishop Hartley South Euclid Regina Berlin Hiland
1999 Pickerington Dayton Chaminade-Julienne Cleveland Villa-Angela St. Joseph Bascom Hopewell-Loudon
1998 Pickerington Hamilton Badin Chagrin Falls Minster
1997 Wadsworth Elida Wauseon Kalida
1996 Columbus Brookhaven Garfield Heights Trinity Cincinnati Wyoming South Charleston Southeastern Local
1995 Beavercreek St. Bernard Roger Bacon Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Jackson Center
1994 Garfield Heights Trinity Avon Lake Frankfort Adena McGuffey Upper Scioto Valley
1993 Pickerington Urbana Baltimore Liberty Union McGuffey Upper Scioto Valley
1992 Pickerington Urbana Coldwater Zanesville Bishop Rosecrans
1991 Celina Dayton Dunbar Heath Fort Recovery
1990 Pickerington Garfield Heights Trinity Coldwater Fort Recovery
1989 GlenOak Byesville Meadowbrook Sherwood Fairview Kalida
1988 Upper Arlington Akron Archbishop Hoban Vienna Mathews Kalida
1987 Cincinnati Princeton Lima Bath Delphos St. John's
1986 Columbus South Millersburg West Holmes Tipp City Bethel
1985 Pickerington Millersburg West Holmes New Washington Buckeye Central
1984 Cincinnati Forest Park Millersburg West Holmes Newark Catholic
1983 Shelby Huron Zanesville Bishop Rosecrans
1982 Columbus Northland Warsaw River View Zanesville Bishop Rosecrans
1981 Toledo Libbey Uhrichsville Claymont Anna
1980 Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Delphos St. John's Mansfield St. Peter's
1979 Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Delphos St. John's Lore City Buckeye Trail
1978 Struthers Columbus Bishop Hartley Ada
1977 Springfield North Warsaw River View Delphos St. John's
1976 Toledo Woodward Columbus Bishop Hartley Frankfort Adena

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  1. 1 2 OHSAA. "Ohio High School Athletic Association Web site" . Retrieved 2019-12-06.
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