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Centerville high school is a division C school from Ohio. They have been a national contender for years, and won nationals back to back in 2009 and 2010.
{{Infobox school
|Member since= 1986
|Best regional = 1st place
|Best state = 1st place (1986-1989,1992-1994,1998-2001,2003-2009,2011,2015)
|Best nationals = 1st place (2009-2010)}}
''"Centerville High School" redirects to this page; for the team in Montana, see [[Centerville High School (Montana)]].''
 
[http://bit.ly/jTM9X4 Centerville High School], located in [[Ohio]], has been a national contender since 1986. They have placed consistently at the regional, state, and national level. Their team website can be accessed [http://centervilleso.com here.]
 
They won their first national tournament in 2009 with a score of 170 at [[Augusta State University 2009|Augusta State University]], beating out [[Grand Haven High School]] (205 pts) and [[Troy High School (California)|Troy High School]] (228 pts).
 
The following year they achieved a consecutive national tournament title with a score of 165 points at [[University of Illinois 2010|University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign]], beating out [[Grand Haven High School]] (212 pts) and [[Solon High School]] (268 pts).
 
Centerville gets team members from its 3 strong middle school teams. The three teams (of which 2 have been to nationals) that feed into Centerville HS are [[Tower Heights Middle School]], [[Hadley E. Watts Middle School]], and [[Magsig Middle School]].
 
== Results History ==
Centerville competes in the [[Western Ohio Regional]] and [[Ohio]] State tournaments. Centerville has consistently been the Regional Champion. They have amassed an Ohio record of 20 state titles. The team has also been a perennial contender for the [[National Tournament Winners|Nationals title]].
 
Here are the known results since 1986:
 
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
! Year !! National !! Points !! State !! Points !! Regional !! Points
|-
|'''1986'''|| 9th || 82 || '''1st''' ||  ||  ||
|-
|'''1987'''|| 6th || 81 || '''1st''' ||  ||  ||
|-
|'''1988'''|| 12th || 64 || '''1st''' ||  ||  ||
|-
|'''1989'''|| 6th || 74 || '''1st''' ||  ||  ||
|-
|'''1990'''|| 9th || 72 || 2nd ||  ||  ||
|-
|'''1991'''|| - || - || 3rd ||  ||  ||
|-
|'''1992'''|| 3rd || 95 || '''1st'''  ||  ||  ||
|-
|'''1993'''|| 6th || 81 || '''1st''' ||  ||  ||
|-
|'''1994'''|| 14th || 213 || '''1st''' ||  ||  ||
|-
|'''1995'''|| 5th ||  || 2nd ||  ||  ||
|-
|'''1996'''|| - || - || 3rd ||  ||  ||
|-
|'''1997'''|| 9th || 247 || 2nd ||  ||  ||
|-
|'''1998'''|| 6th || 574 || '''1st'''  ||  ||  ||
|-
|'''1999'''|| 2nd || 684 || '''1st''' ||  ||'''1st''' ||
|-
|'''2000'''|| 2nd || 657 || '''1st''' ||  ||'''1st''' ||
|-
|'''2001'''|| 3rd || 316 || '''1st''' ||  ||  ||
|-
|'''2002'''|| - || - || 3rd ||  ||  ||
|-
|'''2003'''|| 5th || 303 || '''1st''' || 105 ||  ||
|-
|'''2004'''|| 6th || 364 || '''1st''' ||  ||  ||
|-
|'''2005'''|| 4th || 367 || '''1st''' ||  ||  ||
|-
|'''2006'''|| 3rd || 260 || '''1st''' || 112 ||  ||
|-
|'''2007'''|| 2nd || 237 || '''1st''' || 82 ||  ||
|-
|'''2008'''|| 3rd || 255 || '''1st''' || 89 ||  ||
|-
|'''2009'''|| '''1st''' || 170 || '''1st''' || 100 || '''1st''' || 65
|-
|'''2010'''|| '''1st''' || 165 || 2nd || 107 || '''1st''' ||
|-
|'''2011'''|| 2nd || 203 || '''1st''' || 76 ||'''1st'''|| 47
|-
|'''2012'''|| 4th || 250 || 2nd || 75 ||'''1st'''||
|-
|'''2013'''|| 4th || 263 || 2nd || 75 ||'''1st'''||
|-
|'''2014'''|| 12th || 402 || 2nd || 78 || '''1st''' ||
|-
|'''2015'''|| 4th || 283 || '''1st''' || 101 || '''1st''' || 42
|-
|'''2016'''|| 5th || 295 || 2nd || 111 || '''1st''' || 40
|-
|'''2017'''|| - || - || 4th || 117 || '''1st''' || 55
|-
|'''2018'''|| - || - || 4th || 147 || '''1st''' || 46
|-
|'''2019'''|| - || - || 3rd || 108 || '''1st''' || 38
|-
|'''2020'''|| colspan="6" rowspan="1" style="background-color: #ffcccb;"|Cancelled due to [[2019-20 Coronavirus outbreak]]
|-
|'''2021'''<sup>a</sup>|| - || - || 3rd || 123 ||'''1st'''|| 55
|-
|'''2022'''|| - || - || 3rd || 205 || ||
|-
|'''2023'''|| - || - || 3rd || 136 ||'''1st'''|| 45
|-
|'''2024'''|| - || - || 3rd || 123 ||'''1st'''|| 35
|-
|}
:<sup>a</sup> Due to the continuing precautions against the coronavirus outbreak, four regions were combined into one of two [[2021 Western Ohio Virtual Combined Regional|"super-regionals"]] for the 2021 Ohio Regional Tournaments.  The Western Region one of the two combined, virtual tournaments- the 2021 Western Ohio Virtual Combined Regional. Many schools did not field a team this year.
 
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Latest revision as of 20:38, 10 September 2024

Centerville High School (Ohio)
Information
Member of SO since 1986
Results History
Best regional 1st place
Best state 1st place (1986-1989,1992-1994,1998-2001,2003-2009,2011,2015)
Best nationals 1st place (2009-2010)

"Centerville High School" redirects to this page; for the team in Montana, see Centerville High School (Montana).

Centerville High School, located in Ohio, has been a national contender since 1986. They have placed consistently at the regional, state, and national level. Their team website can be accessed here.

They won their first national tournament in 2009 with a score of 170 at Augusta State University, beating out Grand Haven High School (205 pts) and Troy High School (228 pts).

The following year they achieved a consecutive national tournament title with a score of 165 points at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, beating out Grand Haven High School (212 pts) and Solon High School (268 pts).

Centerville gets team members from its 3 strong middle school teams. The three teams (of which 2 have been to nationals) that feed into Centerville HS are Tower Heights Middle School, Hadley E. Watts Middle School, and Magsig Middle School.

Results History

Centerville competes in the Western Ohio Regional and Ohio State tournaments. Centerville has consistently been the Regional Champion. They have amassed an Ohio record of 20 state titles. The team has also been a perennial contender for the Nationals title.

Here are the known results since 1986:

Year National Points State Points Regional Points
1986 9th 82 1st
1987 6th 81 1st
1988 12th 64 1st
1989 6th 74 1st
1990 9th 72 2nd
1991 - - 3rd
1992 3rd 95 1st
1993 6th 81 1st
1994 14th 213 1st
1995 5th 2nd
1996 - - 3rd
1997 9th 247 2nd
1998 6th 574 1st
1999 2nd 684 1st 1st
2000 2nd 657 1st 1st
2001 3rd 316 1st
2002 - - 3rd
2003 5th 303 1st 105
2004 6th 364 1st
2005 4th 367 1st
2006 3rd 260 1st 112
2007 2nd 237 1st 82
2008 3rd 255 1st 89
2009 1st 170 1st 100 1st 65
2010 1st 165 2nd 107 1st
2011 2nd 203 1st 76 1st 47
2012 4th 250 2nd 75 1st
2013 4th 263 2nd 75 1st
2014 12th 402 2nd 78 1st
2015 4th 283 1st 101 1st 42
2016 5th 295 2nd 111 1st 40
2017 - - 4th 117 1st 55
2018 - - 4th 147 1st 46
2019 - - 3rd 108 1st 38
2020 Cancelled due to 2019-20 Coronavirus outbreak
2021a - - 3rd 123 1st 55
2022 - - 3rd 205
2023 - - 3rd 136 1st 45
2024 - - 3rd 123 1st 35
a Due to the continuing precautions against the coronavirus outbreak, four regions were combined into one of two "super-regionals" for the 2021 Ohio Regional Tournaments. The Western Region one of the two combined, virtual tournaments- the 2021 Western Ohio Virtual Combined Regional. Many schools did not field a team this year.
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