The Classic was born from several factors. First, a desire to host a quality event to raise money for cancer research and patient care. Cancer has touched me personally - my mother is a pancreatic cancer survivor, my wife’s mother passed away from breast cancer, my colleague Damon Goodwin, the head men’s basketball coach at Capital University, is a leukemia cancer survivor, and Pam Briggs, a friend and colleague who coached softball at Capital, passed away from breast cancer.
In 2021, I was diagnosed with Kidney Cancer. I was fortunate to catch the disease early and now I am a Cancer survivor as well. It seems cancer touches us all in some way. The Five C Classic is a way to help those afflicted with this insidious disease.
Saturday December 21st
12:00pm: Thomas Worthington vs Africentric
1:40pm: Walnut Ridge vs Marysville
3:20pm: Worthington Christian vs Akron Hoban
5:10pm: Bishop Hartley vs Lima Shawnee
6:50pm: Westerville North vs Louisville
8:30pm: Olentangy Orange vs Cathedral IN
Sunday December 22nd
12:00pm: Pickerington Central vs Dayton Dunbar
1:40pm: Pickerington North vs Dayton Meadowdale
3:20pm: Upper Arlington vs Sandusky
5:10pm: Newark vs Richmond Heights
6:50pm: Reynoldsburg vs St. Ignatius
8:30pm: Olentangy Liberty vs Delaware
Saturday December 21st
12:00pm: Walnut Ridge vs Marysville
1:40pm: Thomas Worthington vs Africentric
3:20pm: Westerville North vs Lima Shawnee
5:10pm: Worthington Christian vs Akron Hoban
6:50pm: Olentangy Orange vs Pickerington Central
Sunday December 22nd
1:40pm: Pickerington Central vs Dayton Dunbar
3:20pm: Newark vs Dayton Meadowdale
5:10pm: Upper Arlington vs Sandusky
5:10pm: Reynoldsburg vs St. Ignatius
6:50pm: Olentangy Liberty vs Delaware
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