Bethel-Tate, Stacy Part Ways

Waynce Stacy went 1-19 during his two seasons as Bethel-Tate's head coach.

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Multiple sources have told TSF that Wayne Stacy is out as the head coach of the Bethel-Tate Tigers. The school has not been reached for comment and it is not clear when the decision was made. In Stacy’s two seasons back at his alma mater the Tigers have managed just one win in 20 games. Stacy’s replacement will become the seventh head coach to take over the ... (MORE)

2012 Commitment Tracker

With signing day fast approaching there are several area players that have made their college decisions with many more still to come from the Class of 2012. The Tri-state is loaded with players committing to major BCS programs as well as several players that will look to continue their football careers and education at a smaller school. Track all of the athletes ... (MORE)

Taft defensive end Adolphus Washington will sign with Ohio State.

Dayton Team of the Year: Trotwood

The Trotwood-Madison Rams, the reigning Ohio DII state champions, were named as TriStateFootball.com’s Dayton Team of the Year last week, capping off the most magical season in school history. Trotwood-Madison's 15-0 record was also best in school history as they topped the 1981 squad's 14-1 mark. It was also the second straight Division II, Region 8 title for T-Ma ... (MORE)

The Trotwood-Madison Rams were named the TriStateFootball.com Dayton Team of the Year.

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Dayton Defensive POY: Mike McCray

TriStateFootball.com paid tribute to finest from Dayton’s high school gridiron at last week and Trotwood-Madison linebacker Mike McCray was recognized as our Defensive Player of the Year. The 6-foot-4, 230-pound junior has all the physical tools that college coaches covet. McCary did it all for the Rams in 2011 as the program went undefeated and won their first-eve ... (MORE)

Trotwood-Madison linebacker Mike McCray was named the TriStateFootball.com Dayton Defensive Player of the Year.

Dayton Offensive POY: Israel Green

The postseason hardware was handed out last week, saluting the best in high school football this year in the Dayton area. Trotwood-Madison running back Isreal Green saved his best for last running for 326 yards and a record six touchdowns in the Rams state championship game win over Avon. The junior earned Division II, First-Team All-Ohio and TriStateFootball.com D ... (MORE)

Trotwood-Madison RB Israel Green was named the Dayton Offensive Player of the Year.