Older Results - 1980s and 1990s (2024)

runner-ohio

Member

Jul 8, 2022

Does anyone possess Cross Country or Track Results from the 1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s?

In particular, I'm looking for results from the Central District Track and Cross Country, Regional results for Central District teams, and full state Cross Country results (OHSAA only lists top-25). Just sending me a picture or PDF would be awesome. Even regular season meets with Central Ohio teams would be great. I will digitize and add to Athletic.net.

I have everything on Baum's page and the OHSAA site already.

Thank you!!

JAVMAN83

Well-known member

Jul 8, 2022

runner-ohio said:
Does anyone possess Cross Country or Track Results from the 1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s?
In particular, I'm looking for results from the Central District Track and Cross Country, Regional results for Central District teams, and full state Cross Country results (OHSAA only lists top-25). Just sending me a picture or PDF would be awesome. Even regular season meets with Central Ohio teams would be great. I will digitize and add to Athletic.net.
I have everything on Baum's page and the OHSAA site already.
Thank you!!
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Good luck to you others continuining to document the history of XC & T&F.

Mr. Slippery

Well-known member

Jul 8, 2022

Not sure if you got 1998 state already. It's accessible via OHSAA's website but in an indirect manner:

Boys Cross Country: Division I Tournament

Boys Cross Country: Division II Tournament

Boys Cross Country: Division III Tournament

Girls Cross Country: Division I Tournament

Girls Cross Country: Division II Tournament

Girls Cross Country: Division III Tournament

Mr. Slippery

Well-known member

Jul 11, 2022

runner-ohio said:
Does anyone possess Cross Country or Track Results from the 1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s?
In particular, I'm looking for results from the Central District Track and Cross Country, Regional results for Central District teams, and full state Cross Country results (OHSAA only lists top-25). Just sending me a picture or PDF would be awesome. Even regular season meets with Central Ohio teams would be great. I will digitize and add to Athletic.net.
I have everything on Baum's page and the OHSAA site already.
Thank you!!
See Also
2017 OHSAA Track & Field State Championships Coverage Page HS Track Meet Entries - Milesplit vs Baumspage OHSAA Track & Field Information 2016 OHSAA Track & Field State Tournament Coverage
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I have pics of the full boys DII state XC results from '91, '96, and '97. If you're interested, message me an address, and I'll email the pics to you.

runner-ohio

Member

Jul 12, 2022

That would be great! Thank you! jim@trainingabc.com

scooter1727

New member

Jul 13, 2022

Mr. Slippery said:
Not sure if you got 1998 state already. It's accessible via OHSAA's website but in an indirect manner:
Boys Cross Country: Division I Tournament
Boys Cross Country: Division II Tournament
Boys Cross Country: Division III Tournament
Girls Cross Country: Division I Tournament
Girls Cross Country: Division II Tournament
Girls Cross Country: Division III Tournament
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I never reply on here (enjoy reading) but the 1998 DI boys results are not wholly accurate. Joe Barnes graduated in '98 so his last CC race was '97. 2nd place was someone from Toledo, although the name escapes me at the moment (Abraham _______?.

runner-ohio

Member

Jul 14, 2022

Are you sure about that? It looks like Joe Barnes was third in the 1999 Track Champs which would make 1998 his senior year of CC. Abraham Habte from Eastmoor won the 3200 at state that year. He went to the University of Toledo. Which may be who you were thinking about with the Abraham from Toledo.

Lancermania

Lancers lead the way!

Jul 14, 2022

scooter1727 said:
I never reply on here (enjoy reading) but the 1998 DI boys results are not wholly accurate. Joe Barnes graduated in '98 so his last CC race was '97. 2nd place was someone from Toledo, although the name escapes me at the moment (Abraham _______?.
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Joe Barnes graduated in the class of 1999 at Northmont. https://www.daytondailynews.com/spo...nt-adds-six-hall-fame/wJXzTL2ySjpJtBaL0pqyoL/

Mr. Slippery

Well-known member

Jul 14, 2022

scooter1727 said:
I never reply on here (enjoy reading) but the 1998 DI boys results are not wholly accurate. Joe Barnes graduated in '98 so his last CC race was '97. 2nd place was someone from Toledo, although the name escapes me at the moment (Abraham _______?.
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I was at the state meet in '98. Barnes came into the meet with plenty of fanfare as the defending champion, but Godsey put everyone to the sword that day. Godsey's post-HS running career was somewhat backwards, pun intended.

4th place finisher Josh McAdams' post-HS career turned out rather well. I remember watching him win the Boardman Regional as a sophom*ore in '96.

Incidentally, the '99 state track meet results posted on the OHSAA's website are not wholly accurate. Those results have Godsey's school as Northmont for his 2nd place finish in the 3200, but the points were properly credited to Lakota East.

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Mr. Slippery

Well-known member

Jul 14, 2022

Incidentally, I encourage others to send runner-ohio any results they have, especially state XC meet results. I wish I had more to give him than the 3 years that I had (D2 boys for '91, '96, and '97). I'd love to see more of the years of complete results end up on the OHSAA's website or some other easily accessible website someday.

If you don't have them, reach out to your old coaches, colleagues, etc. You never know who held onto that stuff.

JAVMAN83

Well-known member

Jul 15, 2022

Mr. Slippery said:
I was at the state meet in '98. Barnes came into the meet with plenty of fanfare as the defending champion, but Godsey put everyone to the sword that day. Godsey's post-HS running career was somewhat backwards, pun intended.
4th place finisher Josh McAdams' post-HS career turned out rather well. I remember watching him win the Boardman Regional as a sophom*ore in '96.
Incidentally, the '99 state track meet results posted on the OHSAA's website are not wholly accurate. Those results have Godsey's school as Northmont for his 2nd place finish in the 3200, but the points were properly credited to Lakota East.
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OHSAA's website, like almost all websites, has factual errors. Especially the older years' results before 1940 where those 1st-hand historical memories are no longer living.

Mr. Slippery

Well-known member

Jul 15, 2022

JAVMAN83 said:
OHSAA's website, like almost all websites, has factual errors. Especially the older years' results before 1940 where those 1st-hand historical memories are no longer living.
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All the more reason to compile as much of this info as possible, so that it can be preserved. Eventually, guys like me who remember the late ‘90s won’t be around.

JAVMAN83

Well-known member

Jul 15, 2022

Mr. Slippery said:
All the more reason to compile as much of this info as possible, so that it can be preserved. Eventually, guys like me who remember the late ‘90s won’t be around.
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How do you think Lancermania and I feel. He remembers the 50s & 60s, and me the 70s & 80s!

runner-ohio

Member

Jul 21, 2022

I'm gradually getting all these results formatted and placed on Athletic.net so they can be a resource for everyone in the sport. I would love to find more of these hiding out there. Please send to my email if you have old results. jim@trainingabc.com

JAVMAN83

Well-known member

Jul 21, 2022

runner-ohio said:
I'm gradually getting all these results formatted and placed on Athletic.net so they can be a resource for everyone in the sport. I would love to find more of these hiding out there. Please send to my email if you have old results. jim@trainingabc.com
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Good show! What format do they need to be in?

runner-ohio

Member

Jul 22, 2022

I can use a picture, a PDF, or html file. I can convert most things into text and convert to athletic.net spreadsheet format.

Throwscoach

Active member

Sep 15, 2022

runner-ohio said:
Does anyone possess Cross Country or Track Results from the 1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s?
In particular, I'm looking for results from the Central District Track and Cross Country, Regional results for Central District teams, and full state Cross Country results (OHSAA only lists top-25). Just sending me a picture or PDF would be awesome. Even regular season meets with Central Ohio teams would be great. I will digitize and add to Athletic.net.
I have everything on Baum's page and the OHSAA site already.
Thank you!!
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We have some older results that pertain to our school located at plymouthtrackcc.org. Results can be found under either the track or cross country tabs and by clicking on the year. We do not have a lot of state results, but what you have you are more than welcome to use.

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