Century of Ashland Arrow Football

A Century of Ashland Arrow Basketball


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	The Early Years 1907 - 1918


	NCO Years 1919-1944


	Independent Era 1945-1959


	Cardinal Conference 1960 - 1986


	Ohio Heartland 1987 - 2002


	OCC 2003 - 2023

1925 - 26

Record 12 - 3

N C O L Record 6 - 0

1st Place

Back row: Earl Ebert, Coach Harry J. Barnhart, Paul Johnson
Middle: Lewin Vermillion, Dave Query, Capt. Bill Query, Hayden Fouts, Ray Miller
Front: Robert Riley, Ray Morr. Not pictured: Don McEntire

NCO 1925-26 Season

AHS	38	ALUMNI	29	AHS	29	BUCYRUS	27
AHS	17	Cleveland Central	39	AHS	14	CLEVE. CENTRAL	13	*
AHS	23	DELAWARE	18	AHS	26	JOHN MARSHALL	5	*
AHS	52	GALION	19	AHS	24	CLEVE. HEIGHTS	22	*
AHS	30	WOOSTER	18	AHS	40	Cleveland Central	48
AHS	53	SHELBY	7	AHS	22	Akron South	28	*
AHS	34	MANSFIELD	27	AHS	42	MANSFIELD	20
AHS	31	MARION HARDING	16

They were called “the most successful season AHS has ever had.” The A’s were the first double champions: undefeated in the NCO and District champs with three wins at Cleveland Public Hall. The talent-laden squad was led by the Query brothers: Capt Bill and Dave, both of whom became NCO coaches. Ray Miller set the scoring records at AHS and Wooster College. Maurice Johnson was recognized in the NCO, and Paul Johnson would be an All-American Football player at Army. Don McEntire won three letters in basketball and was AHS Football Captain.