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 - 2022

1936-37

Record 17 - 3

N C O L Record 11 - 1

1st Place

Standing: Earl Urban, Lawrence Clark, Charles Hockensmith, Bob Sprague, Virgil Scobey.
Seated: Herb Carr, Ed Snook, Wayne Newell, William Ekey, Bob Castor.

NCO 1936-37 Season

AHS	31	NORWALK	20	AHS	50	GALION	13
AHS	38	BUCYRUS	21	AHS	43	MARION HARDING	24
AHS	25	WOOSTER	24	AHS	44	SHELBY	18
AHS	25	GALION	13	AHS	33	MT.VERNON	23
AHS	40	MARION HARDING	18	AHS	25	Mansfield	28
AHS	46	SHELBY	9	AHS	24	WILLARD	17	*
AHS	38	MT. VERNON	28	AHS	32	BELLEVUE	16	*
AHS	28	MANSFIELD	18	AHS	29	TIFFIN COLUMBIAN	18	*
AHS	30	Wooster	33	AHS	20	CINCINNATI HUGHES	16	*
AHS	29	BUCYRUS	27	AHS	23	Massillon	30	*

One of the all-time great AHS teams. They won the NCO and set the league record with 18 straight league wins. They won the Sandusky tournament and made it to the State quarterfinals. They lost to a Massillon team coached by Paul Brown. They set the McDowell Auditorium record with over 1600 fans at the Mansfield game. The A’s had a 3-win season over the Tygers for the second year in a row. They had three first-team NCO players. Bob Sprague set the NCO record with 141 of his 216 season high points. Virge Scobey at 6’4 dominated the center jump after every basket. Bus Hockensmith finished his 4-year career of 68 AHS games. The other seniors were: Pudge Clark, Bob Castor, Herb Carr, Hub Urban, Wayne Newell, and Bill Ekey.