Following guidance from the state, the OHSAA will hold its basketball, ice hockey and wrestling state tournaments with minimal fans in the stands this week and next.
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Those who do not meet the qualifications to get tickets can follow along in multiple ways (in addition to local radio broadcasts):
- Spectrum News 1 will televise the girls state championship games live on Saturday, along with the boys Division I state semifinals March 20 and the boys state championship games on March 21.
- All games from the girls and boys state basketball tournaments can be viewed live at http://OHSAA.tv.
- Live video of all 12 girls games will be available on OHSAA.tv for $9.99 per game (free for Spectrum subscribers). In addition, the OHSAA Radio Network will have all 12 games live at https://www.ohsaa.org/news/radio.
- Championship matches of the wrestling state tournament Sunday night at the Schottenstein Center will be streamed live at OHSAA.tv.
- All three games of the ice hockey state tournament at Nationwide Arena will be streamed live at OHSAA.tv.
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— Marcus Hartman (@marcushartman) March 11, 2020
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