Trotwood-Madison won the Div. 3 state championship after taking down Steubenville in a thrilling 48-47 victory, marking the Rams' first title since 2019.
The Trotwood-Madison Rams defeated Columbus South 77-73 to win the school's first state basketball championship.
photos by Jordan Tubbs
Trotwood-Madison blanks Harrison 49-0 in regional semi
The Trotwood-Madison City Schools Athletics Department is now accepting nominations for the 2026 Athletic Hall of Fame!
On Wednesday, May 13th, our champion Trotwood-Madison Rams were proudly recognized at the Ohio Statehouse for their thrilling victory in the 2026 OHSAA Division III Boys Basketball State Championship.
Congratulations to Natali Smith, President, and Kwestion Ahmad, Coaching Director, for successfully bringing back the Trotwood SAY Soccer program after a decade long hiatus. Their determination, dedication, and commitment made this revival possible. The season was a tremendous success. Our kids not only learned the basic fundamentals of the sport but also had a great time competing against one another in their matches. The community truly came together in support of our youth, with stakeholders rallying behind the program in a meaningful way. The future of the program looks very bright, and everyone is already looking forward to an even better season next year.
After the 3-seed Rams put the opening touchdown on the board, QB Owen Scalf went to work by tossing five touchdown passes as the top-seeded Raptors scored the last 38 points of the game to clinch their spot in the state’s Division 2 final four for the third straight year. PXP: Geoff Kim Color: Nate Mahon Originally presented by Spectrum News One; no copyright infringement intended.
photos by Anthony Duncan, Varsity Baseball Head Coach
photos by Jonas L. Smith, Athletic Director
