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The Ohio High School Landscape Olympics (OHLO) tests students' skills through hands-on, competitive events designed by industry professionals. OHLO broadens the high school education experience and introduces students to the many opportunities offered by a career in the green industry.
Check out this video produced by EMI from the 2023 OHLO event!
OHLO is open to all Ohio High Schools and Career Centers. Single teams from all participating schools may compete in all events, or just a few. Competitive events test the student’s abilities to interact in a hands on environment. Events are planned, implemented and scored by industry sponsors using guidelines generated by OGIA.
If you are a high school instructor interested in OHLO, please contact Roni Petersen at roni@ogia.org to receive a digital informational packet.
Sponsors and Event Hosts
2024 OHLO Sponsorship Form. Visit the OGIA Store to purchase Sponsorship. (Deadline Sept 6)
Please contact Roni Petersen at roni@ogia.org for sponsorship information.
SPONSORS
COMPETITION HOSTS
Past Winners
2023 Winners
GOLD – Upper Valley Career Center
Gold Runner-up – Delaware Area Career Center
Silver – Jackson High School
Bronze – Knox County Career Center
Fourth – Ashtabula County Technical & Career Campus
OGIA leads, promotes, and facilitates the success and growth of green industry businesses. More than 1,300 members comprise nursery stock growers, garden center operators, landscape contractors, landscape design and grounds maintenance firms, arborists,
students enrolled in landscape and horticulture programs in the state and allied suppliers. The association has represented Ohio’s vital green industry for more than 100 years.
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