Pickerington Central's girls basketball team won its OHSAA eighth state championship and first since 2018 Saturday night.

Columbus Grove threw the first punch and kept them coming as it built a 20-2 lead in the first quarter of Saturday’s Division VI girls basketball state championship. The lead grew to as many as 25, but Rootstown wouldn’t quit.

For the first time in seven years, Pickerington Central is at the top of the Buckeye State after the Tigers defeated Cincinnati Princeton 47-44 in the OHSAA Division I championship. Pick Central was down by as many as seven points in the final quarter before back-to-back three point jumpers by Zoe

Pickerington Central's girls basketball team is getting contributions from more than its stars heading into Saturday's OHSAA Division I state final.

Perhaps the most dominant stretch in OHSAA basketball history closed its final chapter Friday. Senior forward Dee Alexander had 27 points, 10 rebounds and seven assists as the Cincinnati Purcell Marian Cavaliers took down the Avon Lake Shoregals,

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The Winton Woods High School girls' basketball team capped the 2024-25 season in style with its first title.

A district finals trip, a torn ACL and an avoidable, eye-opening loss turned a good season into a trip to the OHSAA Division VI girls basketball state championship for the Rootstown Rovers.

Pickerington Central guard Zoe Coleman breaks down a 47-44 win over Cincinnati Princeton in the OHSAA Division I girls basketball state final.

Purcell Marian jumped out to a 7-0 lead and never led by less than five points the rest of the way, beating Avon Lake, 72-44, to capture the Ohio High School Athletic Association Division III state championship on Friday at University of Dayton Arena. Purcell Marian finished the season with a 23-6 record. Avon Lake also finished 23-6.