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OHIO BOYS Division I Moeller(10)....................................................100 St. Xavier ..........................................................84 La Salle ............................................................ 79 Fairfield .............................................................73 Elder .................................................................47 LakotaWest .....................................................47 Turpin ...............................................................36 Lebanon ...........................................................27 Harrison ........................................:..................21 Hamilton ...........................................................17

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Others receiving votes: Sycamore 6, Winton Woods 4, Oak Hills 3, Wilmington 3, Milford 2, Loveland 1. Divisions II-III r 1 adin(6)...........................................................96 2. Indian Hill(4).....................................................93 3. Finneytown ....................:..................................78 4 Marlemont ........................................................72 5. Seven Hills .......................................................54 6 Summit .............................................................40 7 Reading ............................................................38 8 CHCA ...............................................................31 9 Batavia .............................................................15 10 Madeira ..................:.........................................13

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Division 1-111 1.Tilton(Winton Woods)....................................... 37.2 2. Cinder(New Richmond).................................... 37.3 3. Bessler(Elder).................................................. 37.9 4. Shapiro(Seven Hills)......................................... 38.1 4. Hotaling(Lakota West)..................................... 38.1 6. Amis(Mariemont).............................................. 38.2 7. Hall(Winton Woods)......................................... 38.3 8. Presing(Turpin)................................................ 38.9 8. Prows(Badin).................................................... 38.9 8. McCain(Harrison)............................................. 38.9 OHIO GIRLS Division 1-111 1. Wedding(Wilmington)....................................... 39.8 2. Hodapp(Ursuline)............................................. 40.3 3. Taylor(Hamilton)............................................... 41.3 4.Smyth (St. Ursula)............................................. 42.0 4. Farnham (Ursuline):.......................................... 42.0 6. Eifert(Lakota West).......................................... 42.2 7. McAfee(Ursuline)............................................. 42.3 8.Morand (Ursuline)............................................. 42.3 9. ebko(Mt. Notre Dame).......................:........... 42.6 10:Duckwall(Wilmington)...................................... 43.4

Moeller wins city golf crown BY DAVE SCHUTTE Enquirer contributor

Baseball, football soccer and basketball.teams from Moeller have won numerous city championships. The golf team can now be added to that elite list. The Crusaders received all 10 first-place votes and 100 points in The Cincinnati Enquirer's final 1998 golf poll. "We've finished second several times but never won it," coach Rick Bohne said. "I never vote or report the averages of our players because in .high school, it's a team sport. That's what we stress." Moeller lost only one dual match to St. Xavier, the No. 2 team, The Crusaders avenged the setback in a dual match at Kenwood Country Club. "They deserve the No. 1 ranking," St- Xavier crutch Brion

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Moeller's Ly"ki*ns clear pick BY DAVE SCHUITE Enquirer contributor Selecting The Cincinnati Enquirer's'Division I Golfer of theYear was an easy task. Moeller senior Neil Lykins, the Division I state medalist with a 4-over par (71-77) 178 over Ohio State's Scarlet Course, closed out a brilliant y ~f career that, , included setting every at record Moeller. He shot Bohne sub-par rounds nine times and was the medalistat the Elks, Moeller,Toledo, Westerville invitationals and at

BOYS GOLF the Greater Catholic League tournaments. He shared medab ist honors in the sectional tournament. Rick Bohne,Moeller's veteran coach,is The Enquirer's Division I'Coach of the Year., Although the Crusaders failed to qualify to the state tournament, Bohne's team was clearly the best in Cincinnati, winning-the city title while losing only to St. Xavier in a dual match: Reading's Ben Hutchins is the Division II Golfer of the Year. , The Division II Coach of the Year is Bob West, Indian Hill's veteran coach who will now

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is the Division III Golfer of the Year. Only a sophomore, Amis qualified to the state tournamentas an individual this season and shot a Cincinnati-best 154 on OSU's Gray course. , While coaching at Kettering Alter, likeable Chuck Mentrup guided the Knights to a Division II state championship in 1993. He was then transferred to La Salle where he started the building process. He took over at Middletown Fenwick this season and immediately turned the program into a winner. The Falcons qualified for the Division III.state tournament for the first time in 15 years. Mentrup is The Enquirer's Division III Coach of the Year.

The Enquirer's top.Division I boys goDers

Wedding e- njoyed one blissful season BY DAVE SCHUTI'E GIRLS GOLF Enquirer contributor When Gabby Wedding says she Ursuline, The Enquirer's coachowes everything accomplished in . es champion, also captured the golf to her father, there is no truer' Girls Greater Cincinnati League statement title and went on to take second at Since taking up the sport five state.This effort by Sahms earned years ago, Wedding has been ,the fourth year Ursuline coach The tutored exclusively by Barry Wed- Enquirer's Coach of the Year ding.The personal instruction has award. "We've never finished better paid'offfor Gabby and the Wilmthan third at the state meet since I, ington girls golf team. Playing at the state tournament " took over,"Sahms said."We had a last week,Wedding fired a 153,the good year and the kids kept their eighth-best score and lowest by composure and behaved well on any Cincinnati-area golfer.She was the course." Sahms edged two first-year named second team all-state. . Wedding's outstanding and con- coaches for the honor — Donna sistentplay earned the 15-year-old' Seeger of Wilmington and St The Cincinnati Enquirer's Girls Ursula's David Yeazell. Both took inexperienced teams and molded Golfer ofthe Year them into state qualifiers. Although Ursuline was expect Wedding was in a class by hered to do well this season,the Icons lf probably wouldn't have thrived • Se She averaged 40.1 strokes durwithout the guidance of Coach ing the regular season and postMarianne Sahms;the head profes- season,the lowest in the area. sional at O'Bahnon Creek. .

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NEIL LYKINS Moeller Senior 36.9 average Medalist seven times

CHRIS LARBES Moeller Senior 39.7 average Medalist five times

BRAD' BESSLER Elder Senior First team GCL 37.9 average Second team all-state

KEVIN HALL Winton Woods Junior 38.4 average First team QCCN Medalist five times

JAY TILTON Winton Woods Senior '37.9 average Player of year QCCN Medalist 11 times

JASON HOTALING Lakota West Senior 38.2 average Medalist nine times -Second team all-state

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Honorable Mention Carrie Farnham, Ursuline; Erin McAfee, Ursuline; Stephanie Wertz, Hamilton Badin; Jane Wurzelbacher, St. Ursula; Kristy Duclavall,. Wilmington; Beth Hamilton, Lakota East; Jennifer Santel, Mobnt Notre Dame;iapa Papp, McNicholas; Ana Brown, Lakota West.

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Selecting 77ze Cincinnati Enquirer's Division I Golfer of the Year was an easy task. Moeller senior Neil Lyluns, the Division I state medalist with a-4-over par (71-77) 178 over Ohio State's Scarlet Course, closed out a brilliant career- that included setting -every at record s Moeller. Bohne He shot sub-par rounds nine times and was the medalist at the Elks, Moeller,Toledo, Westerville invitationals and at

B®YS GOLD the Greater Catholic League tournaments. He shared medalist honors in the sectional tournament Rick Bohne,Moeller's veteran coach,is The Enquirer's Division I Coach of the Year. Although the Crusaders failed to qualify to the state•tournament, Bohne's team was clearly the best in" Cincinnati, winning the city title while losing only to St. Xavier in a dual match. Reading's Ben Hutchins is the Division II Golfer of the Year. The Division II Coach of the Year goes to Bob West, Indian Hill's veteran coach who will

is the Division III Golfer.of the Year. Only a sophomore, Amis qualified to the state tournament as an individual this season and shot a Cincinnati-best 154 on OSU's Gray course. While coaching at Kettering West Mentrup Alter, likeable Chuck Mentrup now step•down after 21 consec- guided the Knights to a Division II state championship in utive winning seasons: 1993. He was then transferred tenure, the During West's Braves won 16 league titles, to La Salle where he started the qualified to the district tourna- building process. He took over at Middletown ment 19 times (17 as a team) Fenwick this season and immeand six times to state. "My final record was 277-96," diately turned the program into West said."I plan to retire from a winner. Ile Falcons qualified for the teaching and the school told me I could return to coach.I plan to • Division III state tournament take a year off and evaluate the for the first time in 15 years. Mentrup is 7Ae Enquirer's situation." Matt Antis from Mariemont Division III Coach of the Year. p -

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Lykins' title atones for Moeller By Tim Curtis Post staff reporter

Neil Lykens Moeller Senior Enqurer Divk sion I golfer of the year.State medalist and champion of the Cincinnati Junior Open and the Cincinnati U.S. Junior Amateur sectional. --%

After Moeller's breakdown in the district golf tournament, senior Neil Lykins felt crushed his team didn't qualify.for the state tournament. The Crusaders, after all, were city champions and would've been a strong contender. But Lykins qualified as an individual, and Saturday the disappointment of the district was wiped away when he won the Division I state medalist title at Ohio State. And he wasn't alone. "Actually most of (the team) came up and watched

me play," said Lykins."I had four-stroke victory. a lot of support. That meant Elder's Brad Bessler was a lot." one of those shooting 76, Lykins is the first golfer in boosting him to an eighththe school's storied athletic place finish. Lakota-West's history to win a state title. Jason Hotaling tied for After taking a three-stroke ninth, one.stroke back at 158. lead with with a 1-under par Lakota West, the only lo71 on Friday, Lykins was in cal team competing in Divithe drivers' seat. sion I, finished ninth. "If I just didn't make any In Division III, Middlebig mistakes (on Saturday) I town Fenwick (8th) and figured I could win it," said Summit Country Day (9th) Lykins. were the only local teams Lykins shot a 77 Saturday, competing. a far cry from his opening As an individual, Marieround, but the low round mont's Matt Amis was 13th. among the leaders was a 76, and Lykins finished with a 8C / State results,

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Enquirer's Division I Golfer of the Year was an easy task. TVloeller senior Neil Lykins, the Division I state medalist with a .4-over par (71-77) 178 over Ohio State's Scarlet Course, closed out a brilliant career that included set- A p ting -every at record Moeller. He shot Bohne sub-par rounds nine times and was the medalist at the Elks, Moeller,Toledo, Westerville invitationals and at

tournaments. He shared medalist honors in the sectional tournament.

Rick Bohne,Moeller's veteran coach,is 71ae Enquirer's Division I Coach of the Year. Although the Crusaders failed to qualify to the state'tournament, Bohne's team was clearly the best in Cincinnati, winning the city tifle while losing only to St. Xavier in a dual match. • Reading's Ben Hutchins is the Division II Golfer of the Year. The Division II Coach of the Year goes to Bob West, Indian Hill's veteran coach who will

is the Division III Golfer of the Year. Only a sophomore, Amis i• qualified to the state tournament as an individual this season and shot a Cincinnati-best 154 on OSU's Gray course. While coaching at Kettering West Mentrup Alter, likeable Chuck Mentrup now step•down after 21 consec- guided the Knights to a Division II state championship in utive winning seasons: 1993. He was then transferred tenure, the During West's Braves won 16 league titles, to La Salle where he started the qualified to the district tourna- building process. He took over at Middletown ment 19 limes (17 as a_ team) Fenwick this season and immeand six times to state. "My final record was 277-96," diately turned the program into West said."I plan to retire from a winner. The Falcons qualified for the teaching and the school told me I could return to coach.I plan to • Division III state tournament take a year off and evaluate the for the first time in 15 years. Mentrup is The Enquirer's situation." Matt Amis from Mariemont Division III Coach of the Year.

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Lykins' title atones for Moeller By Tim Curtis Post staff reporter

Neil Lykens Moeller Senior Enqurer Divk sion I golfer of the year.State medalist and • champion of the Cincinnati Junior Open and the Cincinnati•.U.S. Junior Amateur sectional. ^._

After Moeller's breakdown in the district golf tournament,senior Neil Lykins felt crushed his team didn't qualify.for the state tournament. The Crusaders, after all, were city champions and would've been a strong contender. But Lykins qualified as an individual, and Saturday the disappointment of the district was wiped away when he won the Division I state medalist title at Ohio State. And he wasn't alone. "Actually most of (the team) came up and watched

me play," said Lykins."I had four-stroke victory. a lot of support. That meant Elder's Brad Bessler was a lot." one of those shooting 76, Lykins is the first golfer in boosting him to an eighththe school's storied athletic place finish. Lakota•West's history to win a state title. Jason Hotaling tied for After taking a three-stroke ninth, one stroke back at 158. lead with with a 1-under par Lakota West, the only lo71 on Friday, Lykins was in cal team competing in Divithe drivers' seat. sion I, finished ninth. "If I just didn't make any In Division III, Middlebig mistakes (on Saturday) I town Fenwick (8th) and figured I could win it," said Summit Country Day (9th) Lykins. were the only local teams Lykins shot a 77 Saturday, competing. a far cry from his opening As an individual, Marieround, but the low round mont's Matt Amis was 13th. among the leaders was a 76, and Lykins finished with a 8C / State results.

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`:`..DivisionI •Moeller. High School's roster lists.;66;grapplers;while"smaller IndianHill's wrestlingteam has but14: the most successful? What team +will:be' ♦a lr. Wait •until•late;nez[''F,ebruary. Only 'a is an indireminder,:and'hint,,,that'.wrestling 4. y.'. . victual sport:

tl '(Moeller`returns'a"..pretty good".team; ;with "quality at:every weight". according to ,•accoiding to head coach Jeff Gaier, who has' '"''° t ,been at'the helm forlWseasons: _ Last;year,'.the{'squad was 8,-l'in'dual, .meets,placed second in the city;,won.its sixth' straight league`championship and the 4 .., !sectional for the second staight time •• The Crusaders lost two-time state qualifierChris Davis (nowiwrestling,at.Cuyahoga Community~C.ollege~inCleveland),,it.,i40,. pounds,-t has,.10,starters,coming back,'` including Ksenior,tri-captains,Andy'Albers (145)*.D6onald,Schnitzler (171).and.Brad,, Haverkos (135) Schiutzler~~won20~matche's

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CHRIS. LARBES . Moeller Senior 39.7 average M Medalist five times

BRAD BESSLER Elder Senior First team GCL 37.9 average Second team all-state

KEVIN HALL" Winton Woods: Junior 38.4average•" First team QCCN Medalist five times '

JAY.TILTON . Winton Woods Senior ; 37.9 average Player of year QCCN Medalist 11 times..

JASON ,,' HOTALING Lakota West ;r Senior. 382 average Medalist nine times Second team all-state

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: + JUSTINVERBECk Fairfield Sen First team . GMC "" 39.5average Medalist nine times .

r EN HUTCHINS Reading District last year, state: this year 39.0 average Medalist•seven times

MATAMI. Mani'' 38.2 average Medalist ninetimes 'Player of Year CHL k

JOE KREKE Middletown . `. ' nwick _ Sophomore 39.0 average Medalist five . • times

Ail • TOPHER SHELDON ` Summit Country Day Sophomore ..' 40.5 average ;: •. First Team MVC .` '... Medalist six .,'times.

t JEFF CROOK Indian Hill' Senior . 4q.1 average First.Team CHL Medalist' . fourtimes

.RYAN' _ SCOTT TATS` MCDONOUGH SHAPIRO PROWS . Finneytown Seven Hills;, Hamiltons V Senior. y t Player of Badin ; 39.7 average Year in MVC 38.6 average First Team CHL Medalistfive Medalist times , ~f SIX'times ,:.',

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NEIL . LYKINS Moeller Senior. 36.9 average Medalist seven times

CHRIS LARBES Moeller Senior 39.7 average Medalist five times

BRAD BESSLER Elder Senior First team GCL 37.9 average Second team all-state .

KEVIN HALL' Winton Woods: Junior 38.4 average First team QCCN Medalist five times

JAY TILTON Winton Woods . Senior . 37.9 average Player of year QCCN Medalist 11 times .

JASON HOTALING Lakota West Senior. 38.2 average Medalist nine times Second team all-state

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JUSTIN . VERBECK Fairfield . Senior First team GMC 39.5average Medalist nine times

BEN '"HUTCHINS Reading District last year, state, this year 39.0 average Medalist seven times

MATT AMTS Mariemont 38.2 average Medalist nine times Player of Year CHL

TOPHER 'SHELDON Summit Country Day Sophomore 40.5 average First Team. MVC Medalist six times

JOE KREKE' Middletown . Fenwick Sophomore: 39.0 average Medalist five . times

RYAN' TATE F MCDONOUGH PROWS Finneytown Hamilton Senior Badin 39.7 average " 38.6 average First Team CHL _ . Medalist five Medalist~. times six times

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BY DAVE SCHUITt~ Enquirer contributor~~j' (, BOYS GOLF . Selecting The Cincinnati the Greater Catholic League Enquirer's Division I Golfer.of tournaments.He shared medal, the Year was an easy task. ist honors in the sectional tourMoeller senior Neil Lykins, nament 'the Division I state medalist Rick Bohne,Moeller's veter with a.4-over par (71-77)' 178 an coach,is The Enquirer's Diviover Ohio States Scarlet lion I Coach ofthe Year. C o u r se]Although the Crusaders dosed out a failed to qualify to the state'tourriIIi a n 1 nament; Bohne's team was 'r thal clearly the best in Cincinnati, inctuded set. winning the city title while losting every ing only to St Xavier in a dual at record match. Moeller. L L` AM Reading's Ben-Hutchins is He shot Bohne the Division II Golfer of the sub-par rounds ' Year. nine tames and was the medalThe Division II Coach of the ist atthe Elks,'Moeller,Toledo, Year goes to Bob West,Indian Westerville invitationals and at Hill's veteran coach who will r'

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Moeller's Neil Lykins took a three strbke lead in theindividual standings, and Ashland was the team lead''er.following Friday's first round of the state.Division•I.boys' golf•tournament at.Ohio State University-.',_'.' Andy Miller of Delphos St: John's and 'defending champion:Columbus Academy-were the leaders in the Division•III tour~amentx°4'•" -~'`' ' Lykiris shot d"Yunder 71 andwas , the;only, player to finish below par on the 7,104-yard Scarlet Course at Ohio State University.;~~-"' E Lakota West;the.only local team co"mpetuig in Division I,-is in seventh placei led-by Jason Hotahrig's•76, ; which is fourth overall '.'In Division III; Fenwick is inr eigh`th9nd7SummitCountry Dayis— 'tied.for 10th and last:'The'final round U today:I 'n',;

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BOYS: GOLF: Although Moeller lost ,to St. Xavier,.by!, three strokes last week;coiciv Rick ! Bohne's~_ Crusade retained'the No.- 1 spot-iri=TW Enquirer's" first - weekly, boys„ <<1. golf pollt...l" lVlaellei°and St. BOYS GOLF-The; Xavier teams_'. reimainbd-. in a first=. pl e, tie in the _Greater- Catholic. ac l League South, Division:with victor I ; ries on Monday. Nick Wunder_ fired a ,four-over 40 on the .front 'nine aA Sugar Creek; giving Moeller a' 165717AR victory over La Salle. St. Xavier. senior Brad Beckman,. continued to shoot well in' the, big,. matches for St. Xavier with a thre over 39 'as St. .X .edged Elder! . 164-168. EI1FQ, .Q~is~g9

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for Moeller .while,.four ;voted, ' for St: X.' The.•Crusaders had✓ close 93 points- witli.;St X, behind`at 91. Faiteld,"Lakota, West and- Elder,srouln - ou ttop five: ati :,,: :~ ~• >~' In tile' Divisions 11 U1 p0 undefeated Finneytown , .awarded` six._,of' seven ,,firs,& place _- votes`and `76" poir'6-' unseating preseason fav6, Indian Hill (71). '' •' Elder-senior Brad Bessiek has the'16-west:average"at:;3& strokes, per; nirie..hole's'~ WA6 lowed by Winton •. wof d§..'sem nior Jay Tilton at'38a .~ :• ."

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Moeller's Neil Lykins took a threesti=oke lead in th6 individualstandings,and Ashland was the team leadI'& following Friday's first round of 'the.state Division I boys'golf•touina,-. merit at Ohio'State University: 1-.,--.-Andy Miller of Delphos St:-John's and defending champion.Columbus Academy were the leaders in the Di visi6h.IH tour nt ,Lykins shot a' -under71 and was the.-only player to finish-below par on the 7;104-yard Scarlet Course at Ohio Stat e University. ..s fermi 11.i. S 't.,YE}~:. » Lakota West, the only. localteam competing in Division I,:is in-seventh rplace;.led by Jason Hotalirig's•76, I which is"fourth overall.L In Division III;•Fenwick is in eighthand Summit Couriti°y Day is-"' ' tied.for 10th and`last:`'Th6 final round „a r is today. ~ :. r

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DIVISION i TEAM SCORES: Ashland 305; Upper Arlinggton 317; Hudson 319; Cleve.St. Ignatius 320; MessOon Jackson 324; Westerville North 332;. ' Lakote West 333; Beavercreek 335; Troy 336; New Philadelphia 341. . INDIVIDUAL SCORES Nell Lykins, Moeller.»..:....~,~e...........».»...................:.»..33-38-7+ Chris'Yoder, Ashland .:.......:............I..........................:..............36-38-7r Bobby Castor, Ashland ........................».,...:...................»._......3837=7; Jason Hoteling, Lakots West.....: .......» . ._...:.::.::....».39 37-7E r• Ben Schubert,,,Cle. St. Ignatius .:...........».:............::._.».....:..:....38-38-7f John Locke, Ashland ............._..::_.:....:.........;:.:.....:.....:.`........40.36-76 Mike Ledford, Upper Arlington `..:............:...::......:..:.»y.'»».....:....39.37-76 Joey Lorenzo, Hudson ....,......:...............:.....».:.....4..................39-37-76 Nathan Strong, Massilon Jacksoh .........................................:.....41-36-77 - Ben Hogan, Grafton Midview ...:.............:.......I............................36.41-77 DIVISION III i., .t.. t .. , TEAM SCORES:Columbus Academyy 304; Berlin Hiland 309; Waterford 316; Minster 316: Catholic 319:ToleddOitawe Hlils 322; Gates Mills Hawken 325; Fenwick 326; Kalida 331;'Su.It Country Day 331. INDIVIDUAL SCORES " Andy Miller, Delphos St. John's .....................................".......33-35-68 Kyle Miller, Bedin Hiland.'.:_.`.......'.::::.:»:.:.:......:...........1..:...:.36-36-72 A.J. Oulnter, Minster................................::..»; .........,.............38.34-72 Dave Huestis, Cols. Academy...:~....:: ......:...:.......:....................3539-74 Andy Kuss,Cols. Academy;..............;......:.............:».....:........::...3737-74 Andrew Bryant, Arcanum .................._...........................».....:......34.40-74 Kod'Weisenburger,,Continerital :...:...._.:...:.:......`............-.......36-38-74 Casey Long,Waterford ..a......::.... 2...............:i k 3936=75 A:J. Gaul, Newark Catholic r.i.: ................ .............. 3540-75 Andy Inkroft,Bloomdale Elmwood .......»...................................3838-76

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COLUMBUS,Ohio — First-round results from the boys Division t and III state golf tournaments,played Friday et Ohio State University. The Division I toumeinent was at the per-72,7,104-yard Scertet Course and the Division III tournament was at the per-70,6,020-yord.Gray . Course.. -,-

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i Moeller senior. Neil Lykuis is the 1 €ader'.afterb the;:first: round' of the, b ys' Division I State:golf lourriament Fjdday'at .Ohio,State University. ; Lykins, who shot a 1-under par 7f li s a three shot lead over Chris Yoder of A§bland going into today's finalholes ' Lakot West;!led by senior: Jason F otalfti, fed. for fouityh at 76);'s -in seventh. place in the.:team compel-' tibn, 28.strokes behind"Ashland.: In Division:in, Middletown Fen vtck is;in 'eighth place '(22 strokes behmd:the lleader)-and,Summit Couiit>y Dayin ii0th`after;th'e first round::̀

BOYS GOLF Tfi`— e'116r and Si. Xavier teams remainbd:_i n a first-: place, tie in the -Greater. Catholic League South- Division with vic_t6"~ nes on Monday.'._ °M ° ~ ' Nick Wunder fired a • four-over; _ 40 on the front nine At Sugar, Creek; giving Moeller a 165717' victory over La Salle. St. Xavier senior Brad Beckman continued to shoot well in the., big matches for St. Xavier with a threC over 39 as St. X edged Elder: 164-168. El1E~2=-Q~IS'~gS7

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BOYS GOLF:: AlthoughMoeller lost ,to St.: Xavier,b three strokes last week, coac ick Bohne's'' Crusader? R retained the.No..1 spotiii Tht Enqui.rer's-first" weekly boys• golf Pon., Six-of the 10'coaches voter for Moeller while,four,vot4', for St. X. The, Crusaders had*' 93 `points with„ St., X ;close' behind at 91 Fairfield,.Lakota, ,West'and Elder: round'ou tfi$ top five. ;,_ ;•.In & Division- II-III- poi; undefeated Finneytown vVa~' awarded' six of; seven,,firs& place:`votes—and-'?6'- poinfs,~;, unseating. preseason favorite;' Indian Hill .(71). Elder senior Brad Besskt' has the lowest average'at'3& strokes per, mine . holes"t f61m lowed by Winton, Woods sew 'mor Jay: Tilton at:38.1: —; or

Moeller wins city golf crown

appear in driver's seats,.

BY DAVE SCHUTTE 10 , ~ 51g Enquirer contributor P,51g~

Baseball, football soccer and basketball teams from Moeller have won numerous city championships. The golf team can now be added to that elite list. The Crusaders received all 10 first-place votes and 100 points in The Cincinnati Enquirer's final 1998 golf poll. "We've finished second several times but never wan it," coach Rick Bohne said. "I never vote or report the averages of our players because in high school, it's a team sport. That's what we stress." Moeller lost only one dual match to St. Xavier, the No. 2 team, The Crusaders avenged the setback in a dual match at Kenwood Country Club. "They deserve the No. 1 ranking," St. Xavier coach Brian Shircliff said, is 0 l

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OHIO BOYS Division i 1. Moeller00) .........._......................................100 ........»..........84 .»........ Xavier ......... 2 St. ........»....,»... 79 .. 3? LZ Salle ....,....--—.11 »..... »................. 73 4. Fairfield ............. ..»................47 6. Eller ..........-............. » ».»...;........47 West ..... .. , . ».. 6. Lakote .36 7. Turpin .............. ».»....... 27 6: Lebanon .......... ............»..21 .... Harrison:.....»... 9. 10. Hamilton-....::...........:.......:i..,..»...»..... ..,.....17 olbere aaHving vow Sycamore 6, Winton Woods 4, Oak Hills 3, Wilmington 3, Milford 2, Loveland 1. Divisions 11-111 ........» ........ 96 .»..»..... 1. Badin (61 . _... ..»».... ........93 2. Indian Hill(4).... -1 ... Finneytown. S. ..72 4. Marlemotf .. ..54 ..... 5. SevenHilis.,_.. 6. Summit ...................38 7. Reading ................ .»....... 8. CHCA..._.»»..............»........»..»..........,............31 9. Batavia._............................a.,..».....................15 t0. Madelra .............................................»......;,....13 others receiving votes: Taylor 5, 8athe4Tata S. Wyoming 5, Purcell Marian 3.

Badin boys hold lead on Indian Hill BY DAVE SCHUTTE Enquirer contributor

It doesn't get any better than the battle for the Division II boys city golf championship. Going into Thursday's sectional tournament at Glenview Golf Course, Hamilton Badin holds a slim threepoint lead (86-83) over Indian Hill. Both teams are also entered in the Dick Hadley Memorial Saturday at Weatherwax. Coaches voting in the Division II poll next week should have a clearer picture. Moeller appears to have a stranglehold on a first Division I boys city title. Ursuline has virtually wrapped up the girls title and needs only to shoot well in today's sectional at Fairfield. New Richmond freshman Justin

Fender has turned many heads this season, averaging a city-best 37.4 strokes for nine holes. Winton Woods senior Jay Tilton is close behind at 37.6, followed by Elder's Brad Bessler (37.8) and Mariemont sophomore Matt Amis (37.9). "Justin is only 120 pounds dripping wet," New Richmond coach Tom Gilfillen said. "He's very consistent and hits the ball reasonably long. But he's very good getting up-and-down." Gilfillen admitted withholding Fender's early season scores. "He shot well early but I wasn't sure it would continue," Gilfillen said, "We don't play country club courses and realistically his scores would be a few strokes higher." Wilmington sophomore Gabby Wedding has the best season average for the girls at 40.1 strokes per nine. Ursuline's Karen Hodapp remains in striking distance at 40.2.

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QOWR Moeller doesn't have much time to celebrate its victory Saturday in the prestigious Hamilton Elks Invitational. Coach Rick Bohne's No. 2 ranked team faces St. Xavier (No. 3) today at Hyde Park Country Club in the top match of the week. In another top matchup; St. X meets Greater Catholic League rival Elder on Wednesday at Hyde Park.

steady Moeller'wins sectional BY DAVE SCHUTTE

Enquirer contributor

BOYS GOLF

Consistency carried Moeller to the city golf championship this season. It paid off again Thursday. All five Moeller players shot 84 or better at the Division I sectional championship, giving the Crusaders the team title with a 313 score at Glenview Golf Course. "We didn't play our best golf on the front nine," Moeller coach Rick Bohne said. "But the kids kept their composure and shot a 150 on the back nine." Turpin's Matt, Masterson,

who tied Moeller's Neil Lykins and Chris Larbes for medalist honors with a 4-over-par 76,led his team to a second-place score of 322. "It was cool and a little breezy today," Bohne said. "The tees were way back and the course played long and wet." The sectional championship was Moeller's fifth in eight years. They also won in 1991, '92,'93 and '95. Sycamore was the defending champion.

"Neil and Chris were consist~nt as in the past," Bohne said. "But Scott Sweeney shot a 36 on the, back nine and Scott Gelhot a 39, which was big for us. The top four teams advanced to next week's Division I district tournament at Weatherwax Golf Course, with Lakota West (331) and Loveland (336) earning the final two spots. In Division III, Joe Kreke was medalist with a par 70 at Pleasant Hill Golf Course in Middletown, giving Fenwick the championship with an outstanding score of 304. Mariemont (314), Cincinnati

Hills Christian Academy (321) and Summit Country Day (325) also qualified to the Division III district tournament next week at Weatherwax. Only one Cincinnati golfer, Reading's Beri Hutchins, qualified to the Division II state meet next week in Columbus. Kettering Alter (317) and Dayton Oakwood (317) earned the two qualifying spots to state in the Division II district tournament at Weatherwax. Finneytown and Springboro were the area's best with 329s, followed by Indian Hill (339), Badin (341) and Reading (347).

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'-,-• ~` Division I ; , . Moeller(10).::::r.::...::....::.:::'100, 2. St:'XaGier : .83.. :3. . La Selle=:..,,..::::r.,...:::.::La.....65 4. •Lakota West'............ ........ ..58 5. Fairfield"................... .; ... .52 6. Turpin ."`".'.. .t'i.1......51, 7:'. Elder.:.':..r.....::.....'.a:.:..:.::...:.49 8. < Lebanori ..........:::....::..............33 9.'..Hamilton.....i:: ...22, 10r'-:Harrison'. '.:.!......... 17 ~"

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BY:DAVE-.SCHUTTE- ,'' • ,: _ ..' ' Enquirer contributok' i boys; .,--Moell ''sue , golf"team`is'. Within' reach 'of:"claiming;:The" 4 Eriquirer.'s 1998 Division,I'city; championship:; ;,e Beaten`oiily - by St. 'Xavier; coach - Rick. BohriA,.* Crusaders; .4 were:the unanimous"choice yin: ` the Division Ipoll'and'need'onlyi to •win ` the:'Greater CatholicLeague:•tournament'-this"week to lock-up the title: "We've. never won- the eityS championship.`since-I `took'over. in 1987;, Bohne- said:. ,:We ve., or third quite a few'1 tiriies .but never:first:" r ;`~ ~" '"' Division vision II=III ::poll,,, Indian Hill 'and Hamilton'Badin are tied for the No:,I spot, with. FinneytownYwithin "striking dis= tance. -BadinLbeat_-Indian-•Hill, '158-161.on Sept. 9. Only.awo weeks- remain' in, the regular: season 'aiid -.it:now.; ;"appears- the- 18-hole"Nick Had-: f ley:- Memorial :.Tourn_ament`.on:'. . Saturday,Oct,3'at Weathetw; , 01 Golfe Course;'will::'decide'_ the i small school championship:.!,lay ,Tilton'(Wmtori=,woods) and Scott' Shapiro.(Seven Hills)' :are tied for'the best average at 37 9:.Three`-players, Nick Faub=' •~ (WinOT, er,(Hillsboro), Kevin Hall . ' f.ton Woods) and Jason Hotaling' 008C1f@S pOI1S~ (Lkkota West);are tied for third oeio eons .,.L~ at

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BOYS tGOLF ..Moeller ranke., No 1'in. The-Cincinnati ;Enquirer's Division<j- golfpoll,'_atook'anotlier ` giant • step to« ,-lyd wrappmg'up,the . 1-,

reater , Cathohc ,siom match;the, o.:2. St: Xavier p ld Country Club.= steady as al= W _ !___ each Rick Bohne 1he'victory. ; the key,to;wrl s was,, Scott'Sweeney, 1.who had ar. great day.~ ` Y$ `~ Sw. i66,-tied, for;1 andx,

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' Tasked the kids bout re S..' Lebanon'.. 5:9... porting'-averages ai)d; theya.` iD liartison' _._u: .16 didn't care. Golfis''an'individual;'f r ieceiving'-votes.',Ar .Others 1 sycamore ,14; Winton :Woods 2,'t,' w Sport :that ,turns into —1"team"; Kings 2 MiHord 1 Wilmington 1 ~ sport for. two to,three1 dionthS-' A_nderson1oak Mgs 1 , y a K1 We re stre'ssmg Vkteam'rather f~ than individuala'' -._' _

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BOYS+GO~1VIoeller :raedl No.• 1'in The Cancinnaii. Enquirer's Division,I golf .poll,.` took another' giant,,step=.toward wrapping'up the . f =" city championship In,.a :crucial Greater :Catholic r League"South Division T match, the 4 •Crusaders ;beat No.-,-,2',., St Xavier 162-165 at"Kenwood Country, Club. Lykinsrwas, steady' as .al`j k O`NeilMoeller coach Rick Bohne ways;} 1 said:'.'But-the key,to the; victory% ,was'ti Scott Sweeney, who' had,5 W great. day 9 —.%z Y4!$ Lykin,' and- Sweeney` tied for;, with four=over-par ~medalist`'ho ..-may....-ors• .>

OHIO BOYS Division 1..^. Moeller(10).::...:....:....::.:.::.:100, 2..,- St.Xavier :......::...I.,.................. 3, . La Salle::....:.:.....:.:.....::t.::....65 4..'•.Lakota West........:::::c:....:.:......58 5...Fairfiel0 .:..:...........:.........:.....::..52 6. Turpin.:. .......:` ...:.~~.............51 7 Elden .:.::.:..:..:....::....::.......l: .:.49 8:: Lebanon ..........::.:....................33 ".9.Hamilton ..............:i.'...............22. 10.. Harrison .............. .....::...:.:::.:...:..IT Others receiving votes: Sycamore 13, Milford 2, Winton Woods'2, Wilmington 1; Anderson 1, Princeton 1.

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BY DAVE_SCHUTTEa." Enquirer contributor:Q~L 3`~~i Moeller s boys' golf.team is; within. reach 'of';claiming,•; The Di4uirer.'s 1998 Division •I"city; hip.:,: r 4 i f,.1 .Beaten :only by St. Xavier, coach Rick. Bohne's:.Crusaders; i. were:the unanimous choice in the Division I poll and needonly] tw-win'thes--Greater Catholics I,eagde.'tournament'. this —It, f title: to lock up the "We've. never`won the city'' championship since I'`took'over in',1987," Botiiie:sa.`We've, been'second'o third quite a few' tim_ es }rut `never. first." : tie Division 'IIIII .poll; Indian Hill and Hamilton'Badin '.are tied I for the No:,1'.spot, with striking'dis-' tance. Badin..beat. IndianaHill 1.58-161.on Sept..9q Only `two,weeks; remain in.: the regular: season and -it, now. appears: the:18-hole: Dick Had16y:Memorial .Tournament on; . Saturday,.Oct. 3-at Weatherwaxl Golfi Course;+ will:' decide the, smallschool championship :E 'Jay,Tilton'(Winton- Woods) and Scott' Shapiro(Seven Hills) ar'e tied for"the best"average at '37.9...- Thiee players,,Nick Faub er (1f111sb6ro), Ke`vin,HallY(Winri t .ton Woods)'and Jason Hotaling [k •(Lj ota West),areltied.for ~ ~~ = thirdr. at 38.1,; "Averages,don't mean a 'Iot

' "I-.asked thekids about~re.~`' porting•'averages^a'ndahey didn't care. Golf is an"individual; 'sport' that turns into a tem' a sport for two to,three months: ;] : t sr i , We re _'stressing :team ~ rather', than individualss'`:2'k~~~ ;

Coaches polls=J..(' 1. OHIO BOYS Division I Moefer6) »90i La.Saner. ..--.-.._._76', -St. Xavier...__.: Fairfield'.:..:.__._ .::`:_ ..60;-) ,Lakota:West'M.::..:„w..M::..50 ` 36,r:. 4.7: Elder_..:: 6. Lebanon. ti 22i$ . Y , 9..' HamOton._...:..a....:.;E',.:..::..11 Harrison: «.:.....:.. :_:_..16 1 1 2. 3. 4. 5.

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Moeller wins city golf crown

Moeller, Ursuline golfers appear in driver's seats;

BY DAVE SCHUTTE 10, Enquirer contributor

Baseball, football soccer and basketball teams from Moeller have won numerous city championships. The golf team can now be added to that elite list. The Crusaders received all 10 first-place votes and 100 points in The Cincinnati Enquirer's final 1998 golf poll. "We've finished second several times but never won it," coach Rick Bohne said. "I never vote or report the averages of our players because in high school, it's a team sport. That's what we stress." Moeller lost only one dual match to St. Xavier, the No. 2 team, The Crusaders avenged the setback in a dual match at Kenwood Country Club. "They deserve the No. 1 ranking," St. Xavier coach Brian Shircliff said. G

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Division I Moeller(10)........................•...........................100 St. Xavlar ................... ......_......_......_... 84 ......:............ 7e La Saps........... ............' Fairfield ....................... ................... 73 ..................47 Elder ..........-.....- ..... . ...1 » ......47 Lakota West...... 35 Turpin ,... Lebanon ........................................................ 27 ...................21 ........ Harrison......... ...17 .. Hamilton ........ wtving waleei e'ycsltWoe 0, Winton Others 4, Oak Hills 3, Wpmft"3, Milford 2, LoveWoods land 1. Divisions u-nt -...,.....».. ,98 ......:.'. 1. eadat(0) ........: ..93 ._..... 2. Indiert Ml(4). 78 3, FMureyto...................72 4. Martetnont....... .»........,w ............................. .............. 54 .. 5. seven Hlpa ..40 ..... 8. Summit:..... ...38 7. Reading ...31 .... CHCA .............................................. 8. 9. Batavia ..................„..,.......................».............1a ............:......13 ......... 10. Madeira .......... other; recshdtlp weft&- Taylor 6, Bethel-Tate 8, Wyoming 5, Purcell Medan 3.'

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Badin boys hold lead on Indian Hill BY DAVE SCHUTTE Enquirer contributor

It doesn't get any better than the battle for the Division H boys city golf championship. Going into Thursday's sectional tournament at Glenview Golf Course, Hamilton Badin holds a slim threepoint lead (86-83) over Indian Hill. Both teams are also entered in the Dick Hadley Memorial Saturday at Weatherwax. Coaches voting in the Division II poll next week should have a clearer picture. Moeller appears to have a stranglehold on a first Division I boys city title. Ursuline has virtually wrapped up the girls title and needs only to shoot well in today's sectional at Fairfield. New Richmond freshman Justin

Fender has turned many heads this season, averaging a city-best 37.4 strokes for nine holes. Winton Woods senior Jay Tilton is close behind at 37.6, followed by Elder's Brad Bessler (37.8) and Mariemont sophomore Matt Amis (37.9). "Justin is only 120 pounds dripping wet," New Richmond coach Tom Gilfillen said. "He's very consistent and hits the ball reasonably long. But he's very good getting up-and-down." Gilfillen admitted withholding Fender's early season scores. "He shot well early but I wasn't sure it would continue," Gilfillen said. "We don't play country club courses and realistically his scores would be a few strokes higher." Wilmington sophomore Gabby Wedding has the best season average for the girls at 40.1 strokes per nine. Ursuline's Karen Hodapp remains in striking distance at 40.2.

BOYI doLlF Moeller doesn't have much time to celebrate its victory Saturday in the prestigious Hamilton Elks Invitational. Coach Rick Bohne's No. 2 ranked team faces St. Xavier (No. 3) today at Hyde Park Country Club in the top match of the week. In another top matchup; St. X meets Greater Catholic League rival Elder on Wednesday at Hyde Park.

Steady Moeller wins sectional BY DAVE SCHUTTE

"Neil and Chris were consis- Hills Christian Academy (321)

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Consistency carried Moeller to, the city golf championship this season. It paid off again Thursday. All five Moeller players shot 84 or better at the Division I sectional championship, giving the Crusaders the team title with a 313 score at Glenview Golf Course. "We didn't play our best golf on the front nine," Moeller coach Rick Bohne said. "But the kids kept their composure and shot a 150 on the back nine." Turpin's Matt, Masterson,

who tied Moeller's Neil Lykins and Chris Larbes for medalist honors with a 4-over-par 76,led his team to a second-place score I of 322. "It was cool and a little breezy today," Bohne said. "The tees were way back and the course played long and wet." The sectional championship was Moeller's fifth in eight years. They also won in 1991, '92,'93 and '95. Sycamore was the defending champion.

tent as in the past," Bohne said. and Summit Country Day (325)

"But Scott Sweeney shot a 36 on the back nine and Scott' Gelhot a 39, which was big for us." The top four teams advanced to next week's Division I district tournament at Weatherwax Golf Course, with Lakota West (331) and Loveland (336) earning the final two spots. In Division III, Joe Kreke was medalist with a par 70 at Pleasant Hill Golf Course in Middletown, giving Fenwick the championship with an outstanding score of 304. Mariemont (314), Cincinnati

also qualified to the Division III district tournament next week at Weatherwax. Only one Cincinnati golfer, Reading's Beri Hutchins, qualified to the Division II state meet next week in Columbus. Kettering Alter (317) and Dayton Oakwood (317) earned the two qualifying spots to state in the Division II district tournament at Weatherwax. Finneytown and Springboro were the area's best with 329s, followed by Indian Hill (339), Badin (341) and Rendine (347).

Boys golf coaches poll .

Division I Rec Pts 133 1. Moeller(7) 132. 2. St..Xavier(2) 3. Winton Woods(1) 95 68 4. Elder(1) 67 5. Sycamore(1) 68 6. Fairfield (1) 42 7. Hamilton 31 8. Lakota West 288 9. Milford 1 Q..Kings 27â&#x20AC;˘ 10. Others: Turpin 20, Princeton 16, Lebanon 14, Anderson 8, Harrison, Oak Hills 6,Colerain 4; La Salle2. Glen Este 1. Division II-111 PIS Rec 91 1. Badin (5) 87,. 2. Indian Hill (1) 84 3. McNicholas(2) 4. Mariemont(1) 70 47 5. Madeira 40 6. Finneytown 31 7. Seven Hills 23 8. Wyoming 18 9. Purcell Marian10. Summit Country Day_ 14 Others:East Clinton 7, CHCA5,ading 3, Taylor, Bethel-`fate 2. -

BY DAVE SCHUTTE Enquirer contributor Moeller boys golf.coach Rick. Bohne was surprised his Crusaders are ranked No. 1 the Enquirer's preseason Division I poll. In fact,.he would happily pass the honor, and pressure,off: to someone else. ."We have Neil (Lykins) and Nick (Wunder) back, but after them we have a lot of inexperienced -golfers," Bohne said. "I don'tknow if we deserve the No. 1ranking." Moeller captured seven ofthe 12 first-place votes, but only edged St:Xavier for the top spot. by two points. Here is a look at the top 10 teams in the Division.I poll. 1. MOELLER: The performances by several Crusader golfers during the summer have to give Bohne some hidden confidence. Sophomore Jay Silber played well during the off-season while . senior Dan Feldmann was consistent Other players to watch include twins Nick- and Mike. Meyers,along with Chris Larbes. "Leadership is extremely important," Bohne said. "The kids look up to Neil and Danny, and another strength is how well the kids getalong." 2. ST. XAVIER: First-year coach Brian Shirclifffaces a stiff ev challenge as he mustreplace seven players who graduated offlast :year's team. St. Xavier does return Nick Allen, Brad Beckman, Rob oeger, .Stephen Gay, Jeff oth,Kevin Radecki and Barry alinowski. 3.. WINTON WOODS: Jay Tilton (39.9 average),Kevin Hall (39.9) and Graham Handler (43.3) provide a solid core to build around. " The key to the season may be in finding a fourth golfer to join them from freshmen Graham Owens and Roman Stacey and junior Jacob Kuenzli.

4. ELDER: Seniors Brad Bessler,Doug Montgomery and Matt Lutsbbe and junior Brian Hartoin are the keys. 5.SYCAMORE:Junior Drew Isaac and senior Jason Riebold muststeli.up and lead an Aviator team thatlacks experience.. 6. FAIRFIELD: This season the Indians have only one senior (Tustin Ve'rrbeck) and as many as tart five sophomorescould earn starting spots. 7. HAMILTON: First year coach David Churchman may have the most underrated.team in the top 10.The Big Blue have foursolid golfers(Pat Reist,Matt Prall, Eddie Baker and Tyler Kuhlman). -

er,take& easy ranking BY DAVESCHUTI'E Enquirer contributor Moeller-boys golf,coach Rick Bohne ,was surprised his Cru Division I saders are ranked No. 1 in the preseason Division I Rec PIS poll. In fact,.he would. happily 1. Moeller(7) 133 132 pass the honor,and pressure,off, 2: St..Xavier.(2) ,3. Winton Woods(1) .95 to-someone else. 4. Elder (1), 68 "We have Neil(Lykins) and: 67 5. Sycamore(1) Nick (Wunder) back, but after 6a 6. Fairfield (1) nexpertthem we have a lot of inexperi'42 7. Hamilton enced encedgolfers," golfers," Bohne said. "I '31 8. Lakota West don'tknow if we deserve the No. 28 9. Milford Iranking." 27â&#x20AC;˘ 10. Kings Moeller captured seven of the Others: Turpn 20, Princeton but only.: i2 first-place votes, edged St:Xavier for the top spot' 16, Lebanon 14, Anderson 8, Harrison, Oak Hills 6,Col= by two points. 4; La Salle 2. Glen Este -erain a look at the top 10 Here is 1. teams in the Division I poll. ; Division 11-111 .1 MOELLER: The perfor= PIS Rec mances by several Crusader . 1. Badin (5) 91 .' golfers during the summer have . 2. Indian Hill (1) 87,. to -give Bohne some hidden con84 3. McNicholas(2) fidence. 4. Mariemont.(1) 70 ,Sophomore Jay Silber played " 47 5. Madeira well during the off-season while. 6. Finneytown 40 senior Dan Feldmann was con7. Seven Hills 31 sistent. Other players to watch 8. Wyoming -23 include twins- Nick and Mike_.. 9. Purcell Marian18 Meyers,along with Chris Larbes. 10. Summit Country Day-_,l 4 "Leadership is' extremely Others:`East Clinton 7, important," Bohne said. "The CHCA 5, tiding 3, Taylor, kid's look up to Neil and Danny, Bethel-Tate 2. and another strength is how well the kids get along." 4. ELâ&#x20AC;˘`DER':. Seniors Brad 2. ST. XAVIER: 'First-year coach Brian Shirclifffaces a stiff Bessler,Doug Montgomery and' ev Matt Luebbe and junior Brian challenge ashe mustreplace seven players who graduated offlast Hartoin are the keys. year's team. 5.SYCAMORE:Junior Drew St..Xavier does return Nick Isaac and senior Jason Riebold Allen; Brad Beckman, Rob muststep up and lead an Aviator Kroeger, .Stephen Gay, Jeff team thatlacks experience. roth, Kevin Radecki and Barry 6. FAIRFIELD: This season alinowski. the"Indians have only one senior 3.. WINTON WOODS: Jay Justin yql rbeck) and as many as Tilton (39.9 average),Kevin Hall five sophomores could earn start (39.9) and Graham Handler g Ispots. (43.3). provide a solid core to 7. HAMILTON: First year build around: coach David Churchman may The key to the season may be have the most underrated"team in.finding a fourth golfer to join m the top 10.The Big Blue have them from freshmen Graham four solid golfers(Pat Reist,Matt Owens and Roman Stacey and Prall, Eddie Baker and Tyler junior Jacob Kuenzli. Kuhlman). .

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Moeller,High's Neil Lykins practices for this season at a driving range. The Crusaders are the top-ranked Division l team entering this, year. 8: LAKOTA WEST: Jason Hotaling one of Cincinnati's best golfers,.is the keyfor thisyear 29year veteran coach Jack Buhi's team. Brothers Kris Hobbs(junior) - and •Kenton Hobbs (sophomore)will also play important roles. 9. MILFORD:Look forseniors Dick Drescher (4L5 average) ::and Will Collins (41;2),..along with Brandon Grimshaw (41,9) to anchor the team. 10. KINGS: Moving upfrom Division II to Division Ishouldn't be a problem for the Knights with Jeff.Risley, Steve Koch-and Zach l Woods returning this yew.

Division II-)I''V Hamilton Badin was awarded five of the 10 firstplace votes in 'the Division II-11I poll to take No. 1- spot with 91 points while In& an Hill wassecond (87),followed by McNicholas and'Mariemont. .. .Lake.Moeller,Badin hasa mixture of experience-- and youth, which is encouraging to Rams coach Craig Wilms. .~ `'Our strength lies in the youth because they come in with no fear,"Wilmssaid."Ourweakness is that we graduated seven seniorsand only have one returning Here is alook at the top 10 i .-...-.•....-. •t,n Tl:.,,o...+. TT_TTT nnll

Streit,T.J. Collins, Greg Jollivette and Tate Prowse will be the mainstays. 2. INDIAN HILL:-The Braves return the top four golfersfrom last year (Jeff Crook, Mark Zanotti, Tom Devine and Pater Zalzal) and have the ipotential to take over the No_-1 spot. 3. McNICH'OLAS:, Seniors Darak Gardner and Jeff.Langenbaum,will team with.juniors Nick Fugate and Chad Smith to make a run at the GClf.North title and. city championship. 4. MARIEM:ONT Returning All-Star golfers Joe Campo and Matt Amis, will be the catalysts along with Jacob Starks, John Malotke;David Badanes, Mike Odenbeck and Brandon Michaud. 5. MADEIRA::The Mustangs return five starters and should challenge Indian Hillifor the CHL title. Seniors David Chaves (44.9), W.D. Hauck - (46.3), Nathan Cutteridge -(45.9) and Jonathan Newberry;(46.6),along with junior Kevin Longstreth (45.1) are the keys tD success.6. FINNEYTOWN:The Wildcats may be the moss underrated team in top 10 with five players capable ofshooting under 40. Lookfor seniors Ryan McDonnnoh (42 average): Robert

Schweitzer(44)along withjunior Chris Doyle (43)and,sophomore Cory Davis(45)to show the way. 7.. SEVEN HILLS: Scott Shapiro (40.5 average),Athe,Miami Valley.Conference197`golfer of the year,heads a solid Stinger team that will also feature David Levy (45:3), 'Mark Donohoo (46.1),David Moebius(47.2)and Steven Mitchell (47.9). 8. WYOMING: First-year coach Liz Keren has good reason for optimism with:Matt Puhalla (46 average),JopTreadon (43:6), Matt Horne (47.93) and Danny Kwon (47.0) returning. 9.PURCELL MARIAN:AEst ing in the Top 10 is uncharted water for the Cavaliers. But, with starters John;Long (41.9 average), Jamie Deters (42.5) and Kevin.Ryan (44.3) back,along with'several promising underclassmen, coach 'George Long's squad could be the surprise team. 10. SUMMIT COUNTRY DAY: Mike Grefer and Christopher Sheldon,the Silver Knights top - two. golfers are back to .anchor another strong team. IfAndrew Sickinger and David Mischell come through, along with four promising freshmen, coach Bob Juenke will have another team capable of challenging for a berth in the Division

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Moeller,High's Neil Lykins practices for this season at a driving range. The Crusaders are .. the top-ranked Division I team entering this. year. 8: LAKOTA: WEST: Jason RHotaling,one of Cincinnati's best golfers,is the key for this year 29year veteran coach Jack Buhi's team. Brothers Kris liobbs(junior) and :Kenton- Hobbs (sophomore)will also play important roles. 9. MILFORD:Lookfor seniors Rick Drescher (41.5 average) and Will Collins (41.2),.along with 'Brandon Grimshaw (41.9) .to anchor the team. 10. KINGS: Moving up from Division II to Division l shouldn't bea problem for the Knights with 'Jeff Risley, Steve Koch and'Zach Woods returning this year. Division H-IV Hamilton Badin was awarded five ofthe 10 first-place votes in the. Division II-III poll to take No. I 1 spot with 91 points while Indian.Hill wassecond (87),followed by McNicholas and Mariemont Make Moeller,Badin hasa mixture of experience and youth, which is encouraging to Rams coach Craig Wilms. ,,~"Our strength liesin the youth because they come in with no i fear," Wilms said:"Our weakness is that we graduated seven seniors and only have.one returning." Here is a`look at the top 10 i.

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