
Please see the attached Lunch Menu for October 2025.


This is a reminder of NO SCHOOL for students this coming Friday, October 3rd. This is a District Professional Development Day for staff.


Big Red Recap:
It was a Volleyball Monday night for the Big Red as all of our teams were in action on the road. The MS teams continued conference play as they traveled to St. Paul and both lost tough games to the Flyers. They will be back in action on Wednesday at home with Crestview.
The JV and Varsity teams traveled to Crestline for a non-conference matchup with the Bulldogs and came home with two victories! The JV won in 2 straight sets while the Varsity took down the Bulldogs in 4 sets; winning sets 1, 3, and 4. The win improves the varsity to 3-14 overall on the season and they will be right back in action tonight hosting St. Paul.


Attention Girls Basketball Players:
There will be a meeting tomorrow, Tuesday 9/30 for any girls planning or considering playing basketball this winter at 12:40pm during lunch. The meeting will be in Mr. Becker's room.


Athletic News!
Wrestling News!
Please see the attached link and information to order your 50th Anniversary of Wrestling spirit wear for PHS! The link will be open until 11/07/2025.
https://plymouthwrestling50thapparel2025.itemorder.com/


Monday 9/29:
MS Volleyball at St. Paul 5pm
JV/Varsity Volleyball at Crestline 5:30pm
Tuesday 9/30:
JV/Varsity Volleyball home vs St. Paul 5:30pm
Wednesday 10/1:
MS Volleyball home vs Crestview 5pm - HS gym
Thursday 10/2:
MS Football home vs New London 5pm - Two full games
JV/Varsity Volleyball at Crestview 5:30pm
Friday 10/3:
Varsity Football at New London 7pm
Saturday 10/4:
JV/Varsity Volleyball at Rittman 8:30am
Cross Country at New London Dan Olien Invite 9am





Attention Sophomores:
This Thursday, you will be traveling to different manufacturing companies around the area. You must pack a lunch or should have filled out a paper stating you would like a lunch. Also, long pants and closed toed shoes with a heel must be worn on the trip. We will be leaving at the end of first period and will return to school around 2:15pm. See Mr. Morabito or Mr. Neal if you have any questions.


Big Red Weekend Recap:
The Big Red football team traveled to Crestview on Friday night to battle the Cougars in Firelands Conference action. It was a rough night for the Big Red as they fell to the Cougars by a 42-0 final score. After a rough 1st quarter and the Cougars jumping out to a quick 14-0 lead the Big Red dug in and battled and kept the score at 14-0 for most of the 2nd quarter before the Cougars would add a late TD to make the score 21-0 at the half. They would extend that lead throughout the 2nd half en route to the 42-0 win as the Big Red fall to 0-6 on the season and 0-3 in conference play. They will be back in action on Friday this week at New London.
The Cross Country teams were in action on Saturday morning at the Buckeye Central Invite. Anna Caughenbaugh led all placers with a 29th place finish in the HS girls race with a time of 24:36 as she was followed by Aly Lewis in 56th place. For the HS boys, Weston Smith led the way with a 41st place finish in a time of 20:35 and was followed closely by Carter Jester in 43rd place. Trevor Furr took 56th and Luke Kelbley took 82nd to round out the scoring for the boys. Gabe Wilcox took 40th in the MS boys race while Gabe Tackett took 56th and Ari Miller took 68th in the MS girls race. The teams will be back in action this weekend at New London's Dan Olien Invite.


An early look at a youth Boys Basketball opportunity
- PLEASE read this information for Plymouth Youth Boys Basketball Info
Attention all elementary and 6th grade parents:
The Plymouth Boys Basketball Coaching staff will be running basketball developmental clinics for our elementary and middle school boys in grades Kindergarten through 6th grade in the high school gym on the following SUNDAYS
November 9, 16, 23, 30
December 7, 14, 21, 28
January 11, 18, 25
February 1, 8
Grade K-3 will be from 2:00-3:00
Grades 4-6 will be from 3:15-4:15
There is no cost to participate. You can come to one, two or all of them. There is no registration form. Just show up! Basketballs will be provided. Please do not bring one.
We will be working on basketball fundamentals including dribbling and ball handling, as well as learning how to play the game. You do not need anything special other than gym shoes and a water bottle. Any youth player attending any of our clinics will be invited into the varsity locker room for all home games for the pregame talk, halftime adjustments and end of game remarks. Come see what we do and why we do it! Become a part of the Big Red basketball program!
This is a great opportunity to not only learn basketball and work on your skills, but at the same time, learn the Plymouth Big Red Basketball culture! It’s also gives you an opportunity to meet our players who might stop by, and the coaches and have some fun.
I also have information for youth leagues in the area. If you are interested in putting a team in a league, contact me. There are 3 that I am aware of. Mid-Ohio, Mansfield Rec and Ashland Youth. Costs range from $300 per team for 14 games to $500 per team for 10 games.
I will be scheduling a meeting for youth parents to discuss the options and give you any additional information you would like concerning any of our boys basketball programs. I will schedule this in mid October. Deadlines for the leagues is November 1st.
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Let’s go! This season will be epic! Come along for the ride!
I hope to see you on the court!
Tim Brafford
Plymouth Boys Basketball Head Coach


Big Red Recap:
The Golf team was in action during the day on Thursday as they competed in the Division 3 Sectional tournament at Valley View GC and saw their season come to an end as they finished in 11th place as a team shooting a team score of 393. Carson Lewis led the Big Red with a 96 and was followed closely by Parker Miller and Bently Taylor who both shot 97's while Lucas Distl rounded out the scoring with a 103.
The MS Football teams hosted Crestview and both fell to the Cougars in shutouts by scores of 44-0 (8th grade) and 22-0 (7th grade). They will be back in action next week hosting New London.
The JV and Varsity Volleyball teams were also in action as they traveled to Mapleton and came away with a split with the Mounties. The JV won in 2 straight sets before the varsity lost in 3 straight sets. The varsity battled the Mounties to an exciting 1st set score of 32-30 before the Mounties cruised to wins in sets 2 and 3 to win the match. The varsity falls to 2-14 overall on the season and 0-10 in conference play. They will be back in action on Monday next week at Crestline.


Thank you to everyone that commented or liked our Throwback Thursday from yesterday!
Here is your answer: 1974-1975 school year, Student Council
(Your Student Council members work hard to give students the best memories of school dances, various events, spirit days, and MUCH more.)
We look forward to reminiscing next Thursday with all of you! 😀


The Class of 1975 had their Class Reunion last week. It was great to see them at the Homecoming Football game at Alumni Field among other local trips around town.
Welcome home to the Class of 1975!
We love our alumni!


It’s Thursday!! Today at the Plymouth Library - Free Backpack Meals ages 18 and under! Starts at 4:30 PM while supplies last.


Monday's JV football game at home against Crestview has been cancelled due to injuries and low numbers. We will plan to resume JV games on Monday 10/6 at home against New London.


Big Red Recap:
The MS Volleyball teams were the only Big Red teams in action on Wednesday night as they hosted the Mapleton Mounties. The teams came away with a split as the 7th grade won in 2 straight sets while the 8th grade fell in 3 sets after winning the 1st set and losing tough close games in sets 2 and 3. Both teams will be off for the rest of the week before traveling to St. Paul on Monday.


Throwback Thursday
Times have changed, but the Plymouth Shiloh community will always be home. Inspired by the yearbook pictures of past years, we will have Throwback Thursdays. See if you can guess the school year, student(s) and/or staff pictured. We will give the correct answer on Fridays. 😃



Good Morning. Today is Thursday, September 25 and the Plymouth Shiloh Schools are on a 2 hour delay due to fog. There will be no morning preschool. Thank you.


Big Red Family!
The Life Coach Program is open to ALL schools (Elementary, Middle and High) in our District.
Plymouth-Shiloh Schools are proud to announce the return of the Life Coach Program. Life coaching is a voluntary, non-mental health service that can make a positive impact on the education of our students. Trained mentors can help students enhance their self-awareness, control, and confidence. Learning these skills can drastically influence the love of school, as well as educational success. Mentors will be in the district and available to talk to students 3-4 days a week.
Please feel free to call Mrs. Montgomery at 419-687-8200 x22019 or email at smontgomery@plymouthk12.org with any questions or if you would like to opt your child out of this opportunity.











