- Midland Athletic League (OHSAA)
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The Midland Athletic League is an OHSAA athletic league located in northwest Ohio that was formed in 1985. Mark King is the commissioner. The following schools are currently members of the league, with the school name providing a link to the town the school is in or near:
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Members
The current member schools of the Midland Athletic League.
School Nickname Location Colors Bettsville Bobcats Bettsville Black, White
Calvert Senecas Tiffin Royal Blue, White
Carey Blue Devils Carey Blue, White
Hopewell-Loudon Chieftains Bascom Scarlet, Gray
Lakota Raiders Kansas Navy Blue, White
Mohawk Warriors Sycamore Red, Black
New Riegel Panthers New Riegel Navy Blue, Vegas Gold
North Baltimore Fighting Tigers North Baltimore Orange, Black
Old Fort Stockaders Old Fort Brown, Gold
St. Joseph (St. Joe's) Crimson Streaks Fremont Crimson, Gray
St. Wendelin Mohawks Fostoria Black, Gold
Seneca East Tigers Attica Orange, Black
Bettsville, New Riegel and Old Fort do not field football teams. St. Wendelin's football team competed in the MAL from 1986-2008, then in the NCC for 2009 and 2010. They are now a football independent, but since they are members of the MAL for every other sport, the MAL keeps track of their football record in the league standings.[1]
League history
1980s
- The MAL was created for the 1985-86 school year's basketball season with Bettsville, Hopewell-Loudon, New Riegel, Old Fort and Seneca East coming from the crumbling Seneca County League to combine with North Baltimore and St. Wendelin from the former Lakeshore Conference. Hopewell-Loudon and Seneca East were also full members of the Lakeshore Conference. Tiffin Calvert and St. Joseph agreed to join the league, but were not able to leave the Sandusky Bay Conference until the 1985-86 school year ended.
1990s
- Carey and Mohawk leave the North Central Conference and join the MAL for the 1990-91 school year.
2000s
- Lakota left the Suburban Lakes League at the end of the 2008-09 school year to join the MAL in all sports in time for the 2009 fall sports season.
- St. Wendelin competed in the Northwest Central Conference for football only in 2009 and 2010, but remained a member of the MAL for all other sports. They were eventually voted out of the NWCC for canceling 3 football games in 2010 and now compete as an independent in football.[2]
- On September 8th of 2009, the MAL voted against adding current SLL schools Elmwood and Gibsonburg after both submitted letters of interest for membership.
Boys championships
Year Football[3] Cross Country[4] Golf[5] Basketball[6] Wrestling[7] Baseball[8] Track & Field[9] Tennis[10] 1985-86 N/A N/A N/A Old Fort St. Joseph Seneca East 1986-87 Calvert Calvert New Riegel St. Joseph Seneca East 1987-88 St. Joseph, St. Wendelin St. Joseph New Riegel St. Joseph Seneca East 1988-89 St. Joseph Old Fort Calvert Seneca East Seneca East 1989-90 St. Joseph Old Fort North Baltimore St. Joseph Seneca East 1990-91 St. Joseph St. Joseph Carey Carey Seneca East 1991-92 St. Joseph, St. Wendelin St. Joseph St. Wendelin Carey Seneca East 1992-93 St. Joseph, Carey, Seneca East St. Joseph New Riegel, St. Joseph St. Joseph Seneca East 1993-94 Carey Carey, Old Fort St. Joseph St. Joseph 1994-95 Carey St. Joseph Old Fort Carey Seneca East 1995-96 North Baltimore New Riegel, Old Fort Mohawk New Riegel, St. Joseph Seneca East 1996-97 St. Joseph St. Joseph Old Fort Mohawk St. Wendelin St. Wendelin 1997-98 Mohawk New Riegel New Riegel Mohawk Seneca East Seneca East 1998-99 Calvert St. Joseph Calvert Mohawk St. Wendelin Seneca East 1999-00 Calvert St. Joseph Calvert Mohawk Seneca East Seneca East 2000-01 Calvert, Carey Calvert, Mohawk, St. Joseph Mohawk Carey, New Riegel Seneca East 2001-02 Mohawk St. Joseph Old Fort Mohawk St. Joseph Seneca East 2002-03 Calvert, Mohawk St. Joseph Calvert St. Joseph Mohawk Seneca East 2003-04 Hopewell-Loudon (Carey, Mohawk) St. Joseph Calvert Mohawk Calvert, Mohawk, St. Joseph Old Fort 2004-05 Hopewell-Loudon St. Joseph Calvert Mohawk St. Joseph Hopewell-Loudon 2005-06 Hopewell-Loudon St. Joseph New Riegel Mohawk Calvert, Mohawk Hopewell-Loudon 2006-07 Mohawk Old Fort St. Joseph Carey, Mohawk, Seneca East Calvert Mohawk Hopewell-Loudon 2007-08 Hopewell-Loudon Hopewell-Loudon St. Joseph Calvert Calvert Hopewell-Loudon, Mohawk, St. Joseph Mohawk 2008-09 Hopewell-Loudon Old Fort St. Joseph Carey Calvert Seneca East Seneca East 2009-10 Carey, St. Joseph Calvert Calvert New Riegel Calvert Hopewell-Loudon Seneca East 2010-11 Mohawk New Riegel St. Joseph Calvert, New Riegel Carey Hopewell-Loudon Seneca East 2011-12 Hopewell-Loudon Seneca East St. Joseph Notes
- St. Wendelin forfeited their football games with Carey and Mohawk in 2003 due to low numbers and injuries. Hopewell's league record was 6-1, while both Carey and Mohawk wound up with 5-1 league records and a forfeited victory each from St. Wendelin.
Girls championships
Year Volleyball[11] Cross Country[12] Tennis[13] Basketball Softball[14] Track & Field[15] 1985-86 Seneca East 1986-87 St. Joseph 1987-88 St. Joseph 1988-89 North Baltimore 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 Seneca East 1994-95 1995-96 Seneca East 1996-97 Seneca East 1997-98 Seneca East 1998-99 Seneca East 1999-00 St. Joseph 2000-01 Calvert 2001-02 Carey 2002-03 Carey 2003-04 Carey 2004-05 Carey 2005-06 Carey 2006-07 Mohawk Carey 2007-08 Seneca East Carey 2008-09 Seneca East Seneca East 2009-10 Seneca East St. Joseph 2010-11 Seneca East Carey, Mohawk Lakota Seneca East 2011-12 New Riegel Hopewell-Loudon See also
Ohio High School Athletic Conferences
Northwest District (Ohio) High School Athletic Conferences Current Conferences Blanchard Valley Conference (BVC) • Firelands Conference (FC) • Green Meadows Conference (GMC) • Midland Athletic League (MAL) • Midwest Athletic Conference (MAC) • North Central Conference (NCC) • Northern Buckeye Conference (NBC) • Northern Lakes League (NLL) • Northern Ohio League (NOL) • Northwest Conference • Northwest Central Conference • Northwest Ohio Athletic League (NWOAL) • Ohio Cardinal Conference (OCC) • Sandusky Bay Conference (SBC) • Three Rivers Athletic Conference • Toledo Area Athletic Conference (TAAC) • Toledo City League • Western Buckeye League (WBL)Non-Football Conferences Buckeye Border Conference (BBC) • Putnam County LeagueDefunct Conferences Buckeye Conference/League • Great Lakes League (GLL) • Greater Buckeye Conference (GBC) • Lakeshore Conference • Maumee Valley League • Michigan-Ohio Border Conference • Northern Border League • Northwest Buckeye League (football only) • Suburban Lakes League (SLL)Links
- ^ http://www.midlandathleticleague.com/fall-sports/mal-football/
- ^ https://fostoriafocus.com/article.php?id=1232
- ^ http://www.tiffinohiosports.com/mal_football_home.html
- ^ http://www.midlandathleticleague.com/fall-sports/mal-boys-cross-country/
- ^ http://www.tiffinohiosports.com/MAL%20Golf%20Championships%20-%201986%20to%20present.pdf
- ^ http://www.tiffinohiosports.com/1%20-%20MAL%20Basketball%20-%20Scores%20&%20Standings%20-%201985%20to%20Present.pdf
- ^ http://www.tiffinohiosports.com/MAL%20Wrestling%20Tournament%20-%20Champions%20-%201986%20to%20Present.pdf
- ^ http://www.tiffinohiosports.com/mal_baseball_home.html
- ^ http://www.leaguelineup.com/topnews.asp?url=maltrack&sid=785415432&itemid=2596212
- ^ http://www.tiffinohiosports.com/mal_btennis_home.html
- ^ http://www.tiffinohiosports.com/mal_volleyball_home.html
- ^ http://www.tiffinohiosports.com/mal_crosscountry_home.html
- ^ http://www.tiffinohiosports.com/mal_gtennis_home.html
- ^ http://www.tiffinohiosports.com/mal_softball_home.html
- ^ http://www.leaguelineup.com/topnews.asp?url=maltrack&sid=785415432&itemid=2596212
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