Blue Aces Athletics

Happy Summer Blue Aces!!

It has been an incredible year for our Blue Aces and we are already gearing up for fall 2026 sports.

Score Report SportsYou page -Beginning in the Fall we are going to be using the Granville Athletics Score Reporting SportsYou page to report game scores for all sports. Please subscribe to the page to get up to the minute score reports. We will only be reporting team scores. No individual stats.

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Fall Picture dates: MARK YOUR CALENDARS

FALL PICTURES WILL BE HELD ON AUG 7TH & AUG 8TH (please check with your coach for exact times)

If you are interested in helping shape one of the biggest fundraising efforts for Granville Arts & Athletics we NEED you.

Please contact Shelli Shepherd to learn more

shawnshelli2@gmail.com

Please use the link below to purchase your Athletic Pass for the 2026-2027 school year. Passses are good for all HOME athletic events at GHS & GMS. They are NOT accepted for OHSAA tournament games

https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/granvilleschools/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzExOTc=

Please join us for the biggest fundraiser of the year. Drinks, Food, entertainment and the chance to make a huge difference for our Granville Athletes. Aug 8th at 6pm at Trek

If you are interested in buying a Horse, please contact your team liason.

Please see the opportunties we are offering this yer through revamped packages that inclued Live Stream advertising both through HUDL and Gametime.

Check out the link for all the options

Exclusive Scoreboard Advertising

We are offering exclusive advertising opportunities on one of our brand-new scoreboards at the baseball field, softball field, or in the middle school gymnasium. This premium placement ensures year-round visibility to fans, families, and community members.

5-year and 10 year advertisement opportunities available (one time contribution)

We are excited to offer our student athletes and families a one stop shop for Varsity Letterman jackets. These jackets are customizable and offer a quick turnaround. Please follow the link to order yours today

Baseball -The 2026 season was a successful year for our baseball program, as we finished with a 15–10–1 record while consistently competing at a high level. Throughout the season, our team demonstrated resilience, growth, and a competitive spirit that contributed to success both on and off the field. A highlight of the year was Wilson Wells being named Ohio Division III Player of the Year, an honor that reflects not only his outstanding performance and dedication but also the culture of hard work, accountability, and teamwork within our program. In addition to that recognition, our program earned six All-League selections and four Central District honors, highlighting the depth of talent and commitment across our roster. We are proud of all that our team accomplished this season and look forward to building on that momentum in the years ahead.

Softball - The 2026 Blue Aces softball season was one filled with excitement. A team led by 5 seniors saw them compete each day against top competition. Through the ups and downs of the season, the team saw growth on and off the field. Highlights included beginning the season with a perfect game pitched by Josie Opfer (So.), a close loss (2-0) to undefeated Licking Valley and multiple players hitting multiple homeruns in a game, Aubrey Lackey (twice) and Avary King. While the team may have missed on some of its early season goals, it was one who played hard and continued to build the Blue Aces softball program legacy.

Track & Field - 2026 Track & Field Season Wrap-Up What a season for the Blue Aces! Our athletes represented Granville with pride, determination, and championship-level performances all season long. All-Ohio Honors Senior Annie McCracken – State Runner-Up in Pole Vault Sophomore Tory Reynolds – 3rd Place, High Jump Senior Cade Roberts – 3rd Place, High Jump Senior Bode Shoaps – 4th Place in the 100m Dash & 200m Dash All-Ohio Academic Honors Seniors: Audrey Ames Charlotte Turner Callum Sproul Nolan Cheney Sebastian Rodgers Grady Johnson Boden Shoaps Cade Roberts Juniors: Liam Duffey Ben Rose Sophomores: Tory Reynolds Sophie Price Team State Finishes: Boys Team – 10th in the State Girls Team – 13th in the State From practices to big-time performances on the biggest stage, this team showed what it means to compete with heart, grit, and pride. A huge thank you to our assistant coaches for the countless hours, dedication, expertise, and energy you pour into this program every day. Success like this does not happen without an incredible coaching staff working behind the scenes. And to our parents and families — thank you for the rides, the support, the encouragement, the meet-day help, and for believing in these athletes through every practice and competition. Your support is a huge part of what makes this program special. To our seniors: thank you for your leadership and for leaving a legacy. Thank you to our underclassmen for building the future, and our coaches, families, and fans for supporting us every step of the way. To everyone returning: the future is bright, the expectations are built and the standard is above. One team. One family. One incredible season. #TraditionNeverGraduates I am proud of every athlete, coach, and supporter who made this season unforgettable. The future is bright for Blue Ace Track & Field! #BlueAces

Boys Lacrosse - The 2026 season for the Granville Blue Aces Varsity lacrosse team was defined by growth, resilience, and team-first lacrosse. Finishing with an 11-8 overall record, a 4-3 mark in MOLL league play, and a 1-1 playoff record, the Blue Aces continued to improve week after week and showed what can be accomplished when a group commits to playing together.

The 2026 season for the Granville Blue Aces JV lacrosse team was a strong year of development, growth, and team success. Finishing with a 7-4 record, the team showed steady improvement throughout the season and consistently competed with energy and determination.

Girls Lacrosse - The Varsity Girls Lacrosse Team finished with an overall record of 9-8 led by senior Captains Ellie Brower, Ava Phillips, and Evie Sanders. Their strong leadership and dedication to the game played a crucial role in our team's success this season.

Senior Ellie Brower earned Division 2 Region 7 Second Team Attack honors and First Team Central Independent League honors.

Senior Ava Phillips earned Division 2 Region 7 Second Team Defense honors and Second Team Central Independent League honors.

Senior Evie Sanders earned Division 2 Region 7 Honorable Mention Midfield honors and First Team Central Independent League honors. Evie was also named to the Division 2 Region 7 All-Academic Team for her exceptional work in the classroom.

Junior Abigail Lauvray earned Division 2 Region 7 First Team Defense honors and Honorable Mention Central Independent League honors.

Sophomore Camryn Goss earned Division 2 Region 7 Honorable Mention Midfield honors and Second Team Central Independent League honors.

In addition to the hard work our girls displayed on the field, their commitment to growing the game in our community remains strong. Our players enjoyed playing an active role in teaching the game and involving the youth players throughout the season. We are extremely proud of all of our Blue Ace lacrosse players and are looking forward to an amazing 2027 season!

Boys Tennis - The boy's tennis team ended the season with a 17-0 record. The JV team finished with a 12-1 record. Six players advanced to the Division 1 sectional finals, winning eight matches in the process.

We are excited to continue our partnership with OSU Coach Beyond & Varsity G into the 26-27 School Year. Thank you to the Rogerson Family & The Theron Rogerson Foundtion for their generous donation to keep this work going. Stay tuned for exciting new sessions and speakers.

Please see the article from 10tv featuring the Rogerson family.

https://www.10tv.com/article/news/local/granville-family-honors-sons-legacy-5k-scholarship-mental-health-outreach/530-3a7433cc-9749-43d4-b8c4-a434689b1a6d

Softball - This 7th grade season was the first real challenge in softball for many of the players this season. They got to see what the next level of competition looks like. It was not an easy season, but i believe the girls learned a lot about themselves and competitive softball. Most importantly the girls were overwhelmingly positive and grew into a close knit team by the end of the season.

I consistently saw growth, and determination from every player on the team. What stood out most to me was the way the girls continued to work hard, support one another, and show up with positive attitudes. I watched their confidence grow, their skills improve, and their teamwork become stronger. More than anything, I want them to know that they are worth far more than their performance in the field. Wind and losses do not define who they are. I’m grateful I got the opportunity to coach this group!

Track & Field - The Middle School Track and Field team had an excellent season, with the team collectively setting hundreds of personal records and trying new things.

The girls proved to be one of the very best teams in Ohio, winning LCLs by a huge margin and finishing no lower than 3rd in any invitational. The team was exceptionally balanced, with lots of points coming from exceptional relays (sprint and distance) and field events. Among major highlights - the 4x800 relay team of Shayleigh Larson, Moira Belles, Adele Bishop, and Audrey Bishop finished 1st at the OHSAA Middle School State Meet, setting a state record, while Audrey Bishop finished 4th in the 800. Other qualifiers to the state meet included Evie Mullett, Nyla White, and Emerson Kraus. The 4x8 team and Audrey Bishop also set school records, as did Emily Bruce in the shot put.

The boys got better as the season went on and finished a very close 2nd at LCLs. With a very talented group of 7th graders, the future looks very bright. At the OHSAA State Meet, Ryan Watson finished 2nd in the 200 Hurdles and 6th in the 100 Hurdles, and also set school records in both events. Hudson Coffing also set school records in the shot put and discus, as did the 4x800 relay of Colin Weaver, Frankie Aransky, Karl Tonnessen, and Bentley Pulliam.

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