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UNIONTOWN, Ohio - The Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association, in collaboration with the Ohio High School Athletic Association, has introduced the implementation of the shot clock in high school basketball games in accordance with NFHS guidelines.
As stated in a press release from the OHSBCA, the shot clock is set to be implemented during the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday showcases on January 17-19, 2026.
Scheduled Showcases
The Battle in the 614 in Columbus, Ohio, the Fort Loramie MLK Classic held in Fort Loramie, and the Classic in the Country event located in Berlin, Ohio.
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Message from the OHSBCA Public Relations Director, Adam Hall:
The OHSBCA is proud to partner with the OHSAA in bringing the shot clock to three of Ohio's premier showcase events over the MLK holiday weekend. These events provide the perfect stage to introduce a faster pace of play that mirrors the collegiate game, while allowing us to gather valuable feedback from players, coaches, and fans. This is an exciting step forward for high school basketball in Ohio, and we look forward to seeing how the shot clock can elevate the game for schools of all sizes.