In the years that followed, more teams joined the league, allowing for a full regular season and the first interscholastic wheelchair basketball state championship in the 2017-2018 school year. As the league gained prominence and competition intensified, the state tournament expanded to a larger scale event, moving from high school gyms to large arenas in 2022. Enhancing the state final created a true championship atmosphere, with video boards, a live stream, broadcasters, courtside seats for league teams, etc.
The league continues to grow each year, with new teams forming across Ohio. Athletes with physical disabilities now compete in a full basketball season, track their team rankings and statistics, and fight through post-season with sights set on the state championship. Above all accolades that can be achieved in the league, the initial vision remains: giving students with physical disabilities a chance to play.
Selected Individual
Scoring Records
Points, game: 36 (Ta’Shaun Myers, Tallmadge 1/31/26 vs Plain)
Points, game (female): 31 (Abby LaPole, Jackson 2/14/26 vs Boardman)
Points, playoff game: 30 (Evan Heller, 3/7/20 semifinal vs Plain and Zayne Hammoudeh, 3/3/26 semifinal vs Jackson)
3-point field goals, game: 6 (Zayne Hammoudeh, Green, 2/10/26 vs Austintown)
Points, season: 368 (TaShaun Myers, Tallmadge 2025-26)
Points, season (female): 249 (Abby LaPole, Jackson 2024-25)
Scoring average, season: 21.6 (TaShaun Myers, Tallmadge 2025-26)
3-point field goals, season: 29 (Zayne Hammoudeh, Green 2025-26)
Points, career: 818 (Ta’Shaun Myers, Tallmadge, 2023-present)
Points, career (female): 774 (Abby LaPole, Jackson, 2019-26)
3-point field goals, career: 45 (Zayne Hammoudeh, Green 2023-present)
(Last updated 3/7/26)
Selected Team
Records
Most championships: 5 (Wooster)
Most state final appearances: 6 (Tallmadge)
Longest winning streak: 53 (Wooster 2016-22)
Points, game: 57 (Jackson 2/14/26 vs Boardman)
3-point field goals, game: 6 (Green 3/3/26)
Most players scoring, game: 8 (Jackson 2/24/24)
Scoring offense, season: 46.1 ppg (Wooster 2019-20)
Scoring defense, season: 11.4 ppg (Tallmadge 2023-24)
(Last updated 3/7/26)
*Disclaimer: At the time that the league record book was compiled in 2025, documentation from some games in the league’s early years was unavailable. Attempts were made to fill in gaps through school websites, social media posts, etc. However, we still lack individual scoring records from 10-20% of games in 2018-22 and about half from 2016-18. As a result, the achievements of some early star players are likely underestimated on the season and career records lists.
Record Book
For more details on various team and individual records, download the current media guide and record book.
