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'''Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School (BBH)''' is a public high school in Broadview Heights, Ohio. They are currently coached by Zach Angeloni, who succeeded Christine Bartzis in 2022. Their most recent state championship was the 1996 OAC State Tournament. They recently finished 12th in the 2026 OAC State Tournament. Their 2026 OAC State Tournament team consisted of Lleyton Bell, Areeb Chowdhury, James Carson, Jack Bailey, and Iskandar Williams. Notable players include Will Minatel, Tony Minatel, Gavin Rosic, James Carson, Elena Miinea, and Lleyton Bell.
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'''Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School (BBH)''' is a public high school in Broadview Heights, Ohio. It is currently coached by Zach Angeloni, who succeeded Christine Bartzis in 2022. Its most recent state championship was at the 1996 OAC State Tournament. More recently, the team finished 12th at the 2026 OAC State Tournament; that roster consisted of Lleyton Bell, Areeb Chowdhury, James Carson, Jack Bailey, and Iskandar Williams. Notable former players from the school include Will Minatel, Tony Minatel, Gavin Rosic, and Elena Miinea.

Latest revision as of 13:02, 5 July 2026

Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School (BBH) is a public high school in Broadview Heights, Ohio. It is currently coached by Zach Angeloni, who succeeded Christine Bartzis in 2022. Its most recent state championship was at the 1996 OAC State Tournament. More recently, the team finished 12th at the 2026 OAC State Tournament; that roster consisted of Lleyton Bell, Areeb Chowdhury, James Carson, Jack Bailey, and Iskandar Williams. Notable former players from the school include Will Minatel, Tony Minatel, Gavin Rosic, and Elena Miinea.