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A judge put Glenville back in the football playoffs, and OHSAA plans to appeal

The 5AM Cleveland teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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If you follow Glenville or Salem football, Friday's game is still in doubt. Judge Andrew Santoli ordered the Tarblooders reinstated Tuesday. He ruled acted arbitrarily by removing them before finishing its investigation into the eligibility of 10 players.

OHSAA said it will challenge the order in appellate court in Cleveland Wednesday morning, and that it will release Salem's opponent Wednesday. The judge told it to reschedule the Glenville-University School game, declare University School forfeited and send Glenville to Salem, or find another appropriate remedy.

OHSAA says 63 of 64 Glenville football players do not attend the school

63 of 64

  • do not attend Glenville, OHSAA says
  • 1 attend Glenville

Source: Morning Journal

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do not attend Glenville, OHSAA says6398%
attend Glenville12%
  • Glenville: No. 5 seed, Division III, Region 9
  • Salem hosts Friday night at Sebo Stadium
  • University School declined to play the rescheduled Saturday game

OHSAA asked for residence information on Sept. 29. Glenville answered Oct. 25, and 25 athletes needed clarification.

The Glenville playoff fight has run about five weeks

  1. Sept. 29 requests residential information for Glenville's players.
  2. Oct. 25Glenville responds; 25 athletes need clarification.
  3. Oct. 29OHSAA removes Glenville from the playoffs.
  4. Oct. 31University School does not play the rescheduled game.
  5. Nov. 3Judge Santoli orders Glenville reinstated.
  6. Nov. 4OHSAA will appeal in Cleveland and name Salem's opponent.

Sources: WVXU, Morning Journal, Tribune Chronicle

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