Century of Ashland Arrow Basketball

A Century of Ashland Arrow Basketball


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	Ohio Heartland 1987 - 2002


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1987-88

Record 6 - 16

Ohio Heartland Conf. 3 - 7

4th Place

ASH 1987-88

Back row: Chris Kirk mgr, Steve Petee, Mike Harris, Rich Steury, Bob Rhoads, Steve Wiley, Randy Wilson, Grant Fauver, Jeremy Runo, Mike Nuss, Todd Foster, Jeremy Roberts, Don Zehner, mgr: Mike Stansfield.
Kneeling: Coach Jack Purtell, Head Coach Walt Harrop, Coach Scott Arnholt.

Ohio Heartland Conference 1987-88 Season

AHS	50	Cloverleaf	58	AHS	57	Lexington	74
AHS	71	GALION	55	AHS	66	Shelby	68
AHS	71	Lexington	74	AHS	73	Mansfield	93
AHS	69	Mansfield	94	AHS	64	Mt. Vernon	91
AHS	85	MANSFIELD MADISON	66	AHS	62	MANSFIELD MADISON	56
AHS	56	Clear Fork	59	AHS	79	Mansfield Malabar	100
AHS	60	Coshocton	63	AHS	66	Wooster	79
AHS	64	Marion Harding	67	AHS	66	LUCAS	50
AHS	73	Wynford	79	AHS	73	MARION HARDING	56
AHS	78	Mansfield Malabar	96	AHS	81	MANSFIELD MADISON	63	*
AHS	61	Sandusky Perkins	68	AHS	61	Mansfield	91	*

It was the first year of the 6-team Ohio Heartland Conference, and the first year for the 19 foot 9 inch three-point line. In the opening game Steve Petee hit five treys. He continued his assault on the AHS individual scoring records, and finished the season with 493 points (2nd all-time) and his career with 1015 points (3rd all-time). The Arrows had three wins over Mansfield Madison of the six victories for the season. Petee was the leader in scoring, assists, steals, and defense; Randy Wilson was the leading rebounder; and along with Todd Foster and Bob Rhoads they made up the four captains. Steve Wiley received the T-G plaque as the top free throw shooter (75%). The defense gave up the highest total in AHS history (72.7 ppg) and the highest single game total (100 pts) by Mansfield Malabar.