2015 OHSAA Girls Basketball State Championship games on SportsTime Ohio

SportsTime Ohio will be airing the 2015 OHSAA Girls Basketball State Championship games LIVE this Saturday, March 21st. The TV schedule is below.

Games will be held at Value City Arena, Jerome Schottenstein Center at The Ohio State University in Columbus. Qualifying semifinal games are being played today and tomorrow. Click HERE for more information on those matchups.

Saturday, March 21st on SportsTime Ohio
  • 10:30am - Division IV game
    • Broadcasters: Al Pawlowski and Michelle Mimna
  • 2:00pm - Division III game
    • Broadcasters: Al Pawlowski and Michelle Mimna
  • 5:00pm - Division II game
    • Broadcasters: Mike Cairns and Jacki Windon
  • 8:30pm - Division I game
    • Broadcasters: Mike Cairns and Jacki Windon
The games will also replay the following week. Check local listings.


Follow on Twitter @OHSAASports and @SportsTimeOhio #OHChamps

SportsTime Ohio Announces Indians Broadcast Team, New Set and the SportsTime Ohio Patio Inside Progressive Field’s Right Field District

SportsTime Ohio announced today the broadcast team for the 2015 Cleveland Indians regular season as well as a new set and the SportsTime Ohio Patio inside Progressive Field’s Right Field District.

Analyst Rick Manning and play-by-play voice Matt Underwood are back in the booth to call all the live action. Al Pawlowski will also return to host Indians Live pre- and postgame shows.

Last season, SportsTime Ohio introduced Jensen Lewis as co-host of Indians Live on select home games. This season, he will assume the role of analyst on all Indians Live pre- and postgame shows. Lewis pitched for the Indians 2007- 2010 after which he spent time in the Indians, Diamondbacks and Cubs minor leagues until 2013.

SportsTime Ohio is also pleased to welcome Andre Knott to the Cleveland Indians broadcast team as the new reporter. A graduate of Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary High School and Kent State University, Knott has contributed to SportsTime Ohio’s coverage over the past several years in various capacities from covering high school football and Cleveland Browns to hosting Drennan Live. He was the Browns Radio Network sideline reporter for six years and has also been seen and heard covering Cleveland sports on WTAM, WKNR and WEWS.

Additionally, SportsTime Ohio is excited to announce a new Indians Live set inside Progressive Field. The set will be on the main concourse next to the new two-story bar named “The Corner” in the Right Field District. With an open air stage including the Indians Live desk, cameras and lighting, as well as a space for fans to gather and watch production of the live shows, this new set will be an entertaining complement to The Corner.

The network will further engage Tribe fans at the SportsTime Ohio Patio, located on the second level of The Corner. Fans are encouraged to visit the SportsTime Ohio Patio for fun, interactive events on select game nights. The patio area will also on occasion be the place for SportsTime Ohio’s interviews with in-park guests.

The Indians are making it easy for fans to check out the new Right Field District with the new $13 District Ticket, presented by SportsTime Ohio. For $13, fans get a Standing Room Only ticket, and the first drink – 12-ounce beer (for those 21 and over), Pepsi product or bottled water – is on the Tribe! More information can be found at Indians.com/DistrictTicket.

As previously announced, SportsTime Ohio will be carrying live all regular season games unless selected for exclusive national coverage. Visit Indians.com for schedule information.

Follow on Twitter:
·        SportsTime Ohio – @SportsTimeOhio
·        Andre Knott – @DreKnott
·        Jensen Lewis – @JLEWFifty

·        Al Pawlowski – @AlPawlowski

Cavs rating alert: Cavs-Magic set new non-simulcast ratings high this season

Cavs-Magic set new ratings high on FOX Sports Ohio

According to Nielsen, Last Night’s Cavs-Magic game delivered an 11.8 HH rating in Cleveland on FOX Sports Ohio, reaching over 173,000 households.

This is the new highest rated non-simulcast game so far this season, bumping the Cavs-Trail Blazers game from Jan. 28th (11.5 HH) to the second spot. It is also now the 3rd highest rated game of the season, including simulcast games.

The game peaked at a 15 HH (over 220K households) and averaged over a 14 HH in the final hour (205K households).


The Cavs are averaging a 10.4 HH in Cleveland so far in the month of March, and the regular season average to date is 7.9 HH, up 180% compared to last year’s same-game average.

Crain's: Cavs ratings continue to soar

Cavs keep racking up ratings

By Kevin Kleps

The Cavs-Hawks game Friday night drew a 10.9 rating on Fox Sports Ohio, which is the fourth-best non-simulcast rating of the season for the network. More than 160,000 households tuned in to watch what could be a preview of the Eastern Conference finals (if so, let’s hope that goes much better than Friday).

The game peaked at 14.1, with more than 207,000 households, according to Nielsen data. The final hour of the broadcast produced an average rating of 13.

For the season, Cavs games are generating a ratings norm of 7.8, which is a 170% year-over-year increase and is starting to approach the record numbers produced by the 2008-09 and 2009-10 Cavs on Fox Sports Ohio. The average ratings for LeBron James’ final two seasons in his first go-round with the Cavs were 8.67 and 8.55, respectively.

High rating alert: fans tune in for Cavs-Hawks

Cavs-Hawks delivers high rating on FOX Sports Ohio

According to Nielsen, Friday’s Cavs-Hawks game delivered a 10.9 HH rating in Cleveland on FOX Sports Ohio, reaching over 160,000 households. This is the fourth highest rated non-simulcast game so far this season.

·        The game peaked at a 14.1 HH (over 207K households) and averaged over a 13 HH in the final hour (191K households).
·        The highest non-simulcast game of the season to date is the Jan. 28 game vs. the Trail Blazers which garnered an 11.5 HH.
·        The 2nd and 3rd highest rated non-simulcast games have come in the past six games:
§  2nd – Feb. 24 Cavs-Pistons game (11.3 HH)
§  3rd – Last Wednesday, Mar. 4 Cavs-Raptors game (11.1 HH)


The Cavs are averaging a 7.8 HH in Cleveland on FOX Sports Ohio, up +170% compared to last year’s same-game average.

The Golf Zone with Jimmy Hanlin returns on SportsTime Ohio


The Golf Zone with Jimmy Hanlin returns on SportsTime Ohio this Sunday, March 8th at 8:00pm.

The live two-hour show features PGA Pro Jimmy Hanlin discussing PGA events and providing golf tips. Hanlin will also take calls and answer emails to help viewers improve their game.


Tune in every Sunday at 8:00pm for a new, live Golf Zone with Jimmy Hanlin

2015 Road Trip To Opening Day

Join FOX Sports Ohio on a “Road Trip to Opening Day”

The TV home of the Cincinnati Reds invites fans to join them at various venues throughout Cincinnati and get excited about the Reds!

As part of the “March to Opening Day,” FOX Sports Ohio is taking a “Road Trip to Opening Day” and invites Cincinnati Reds fans to join in the fun.

Throughout the weeks leading up to Reds Opening Day, the network is hitting the road, making stops at various venues throughout Reds country to talk with Reds fans and get excited about the upcoming season.

During the hour long “trips”, fans will have the chance to play Reds trivia games and win great prizes.

Like FOX Sports Ohio and the FOX Sports Ohio Girls on Facebook or follow on Twitter @FOXSportsOH / @FSOhioGirls for updates.

Here are the dates and times of the events:

March 4 – Lunch stop
12-1 @ Skyline Chili – Lakota
7132 Cincinnati Dayton Road

March 6 – Happy Hour
5:30-6:30pm @ Rhinehaus

March 11 – Lunch stop
12-1 @ Skyline Chili – Fairfax
5816 Wooster Pike

March 13 – Happy Hour
5:30-6:30pm @ Lachey’s

March 18 – Lunch stop
12-1 @ Skyline Chili – Delhi
5137 Delhi Pike

March 20 – Happy Hour
5:30-6:30pm @ Jefferson

March 25 – Lunch stop
12-1 @ Skyline Chili – Taylor Mill
5114 Taylor Mill Road

March 27 – Happy Hour

5:30-6:30pm @ Holy Grail at the Banks