Century of Ashland Arrow Football

A Century of Ashland Arrow Basketball


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	NCO Years 1919-1944


	Independent Era 1945-1959


	Cardinal Conference 1960 - 1986


	Ohio Heartland 1987 - 2002


	OCC 2003 - 2023

1941-42

Record 16 - 5

N C O L Record 8 - 2

1st Place

1942-42

NCO 1941-42 Season

AHS	26	NORWALK	19	AHS	33	Mansfield	35
AHS	44	TIFFIN JR ORDER	38	AHS	39	MT. VERNON	35
AHS	33	WOOSTER	20	AHS	46	BUCYRUS	35
AHS	51	GALION	28	AHS	57	SANDUSKY	34
AHS	34	SHELBY	24	AHS	38	MARION HARDING	30
AHS	27	Mt. Vernon	34	AHS	52	MANSFIELD MADISON	30
AHS	31	Mansfield	42	AHS	47	MANSFIELD MADISON	19	*
AHS	28	BUCYRUS	27	AHS	34	SHELBY	31	*
AHS	43	Marion Harding	46	AHS	46	TIFFIN COLUMBIAN	24	*
AHS	60	GALION	19	AHS	31	Mansfield	37	*
AHS	42	SHELBY	28

The A’s won their 6th co-championship of the nine NCO titles. In the District they suffered their third loss of the season to Mansfield. All five starters were recognized on the all-NCO team as the team’s balance showed in their scoring totals. First team Whitey Semple (118), 2nd team Phil Stentz (171), and honorable mentions were Bud Prentice (148), Chuck Bartley (139), and Jim Shull (93). The co-champs Marion Harding, the largest school in the NCO, had become the A’s second nemesis with their infamous Steam Shovel gym and their outstanding coach Dewey Bohyer, who coached 7 NCO titles. Plus, it was the longest trip in the league, and they usually stopped in Galion to eat at the popular Carmel’s Restaurant.