[CoreyHunter]

True. What I say they are avoiding is any chance at post season play. Too bad too as they were starting to build something playing in that league.

[gamauter]

I think Johnstown would have been a better fit in the big school division but they are playing most of the schools anyways. Lakewood will be lucky to score in their division.

[mayville32]

Originally Posted by FiveO12

LH loves teams like Northridge. Look at their past schedules. I think Johnstown, Heath and NC are a big step up from most of LH regular season schedule.

LH is starting to play more D1/d2 teams in order to get more playoff points. We're scrimmaging newark and big walnut next year and playing mifflin, groveport-madison, and hamilton township

[CoreyHunter]

Interesting numbers for the LCL teams

Watkins
510B, 502G
Licking Heights
417B, 371G
Granville
353B, 337G
Lakewood
306B, 266G
LV
283B, 243G

Utica
237B, 215G
Heath
218B, 210G
Jtown
214B, 200G
Northridge
196B, 184G
NC
112B, 96G

Will be interesting if all those numbers hold as actual of if any are appealed.
The ones that jumped out:

Heath - up 14 boys which isn't that big but 42 girls (which is 25%) in which they'd move up to D2 in girls sports.

Granville should move up a division (likly staying in D3 in football as Lakewood and LV move down do D4 (of 7 now)) (32 more boys and 41 more girls)

Licking Heights another big jump - 81 more boys and 45 more girls - likly moving them to D1 in all girls sports - they should be in D3 (of 7 ) in football with Granville.

So my guess for football (of 7 divisions now):

Watkins D2
LH D3 (will be close to D2 though)
Granville D3
LV D4
Lakewood D4

Utica D5 (might be d4)
Heath D5
Jtown D5
Northridge D5
NC D7