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Bennett Junior High School is a former Division B team that competed in Ohio. It was one of the most successful teams in the nation in the 1990s- regularly winning their regional and state and qualifying for nationals five times. The team was coached by Vicki Miller through its whole existence, and she continued on to coach the Piqua Junior High School team with several assistant coaches, until her retirement. The team was merged with the Wilder Junior High School Team in the 1999-2000 school year [2000 season] when the two junior highs were combined into one by the Piqua City School District .

Results

Year	State	Nationals
2000	Team merged with Wilder JHS to form Piqua JHS
1999	?	-
1998	1st	8th
1997	?	-
1996	5th	-
1995	2nd	25th
1994	1st	11th
1993	1st	7th
1992	1st	6th
1991	1st	5th

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	Bennett Junior High School is a former [[Division B]] team that competed in [[Ohio]]. It was one of the most successful teams in the nation in the 1990s- regularly winning their regional and state and qualifying for nationals five times. The team was coached by Vicki Miller through its whole existence, and she continued on to coach the [[Piqua Junior High School]] team with several assistant coaches, until her retirement. The team was merged with the [[Wilder Junior High School]] Team in the 1999 season when the two junior highs were combined into one by the [https://www.piqua.org/ Piqua City School District] .		Bennett Junior High School is a former [[Division B]] team that competed in [[Ohio]]. It was one of the most successful teams in the nation in the 1990s- regularly winning their regional and state and qualifying for nationals five times. The team was coached by Vicki Miller through its whole existence, and she continued on to coach the [[Piqua Junior High School]] team with several assistant coaches, until her retirement. The team was merged with the [[Wilder Junior High School]] Team in the 1999-2000 school year [2000 season] when the two junior highs were combined into one by the [https://www.piqua.org/ Piqua City School District] .