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HIGH SCHOOLS
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Coach of the Year Tony Kountz St. Ursula ~ Team won state championship ~ 22-2 regular_ season record ~ District runnerups ~ Sectional champions.
Co-Player of the Year Sara Rabe St. Ursula Senior ~ 42.1 nine hole average ~ Medalist in six matches ~ 79 at district ~ 162 at state
Julie Buechner Karen Hodapp Co-Player of the Year Kate Rakel Ursuline Ursuline Senior Junior St. Ursula ~ 42.0 nine hole Senior ~ 41.0 nine hole ~ 41.0 nine hole average average ~· Run.ner-up at average ~ 168 at state · ~ First team GGCL district ~ School record 73 at St. Ursula ~ First team GGCL Invitational ~ Medalist in eight matches ~ 162 at state
Jenny Lynch Mt. Notre Dame Senior ~ 42.3 nine hole average ~ Medalist six times ~ GGCL tournament runner-up ~ Second team all-state
Stephanie Wertz Shannon Smith Hamilton Badin Waynesville Sophomore Senior ~ 42.5 nine hole ~ 43 nine hole average average ~ Third at section- ~ Medalist at al regional ~ Fourth at dis~ . District runnertrict up ~ 18th at state ~ Individual state qualifier ~ Ninth at state
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Enquirer contributor Seniors Kate Rake! and Sara Rabe were the undisputed leaders of the state champion St. Ursula girls golf team. Rake! proved to be one of the best all-around golfers in Cincinnati with a 41 stroke average, and Rabe was just behind her with an average of 42 strokes. Because both played important roles at the state tournament, shooting identical scores of 162, The Enquirer selects Rake! and Rabe as Co-Players of the Year. When we asked coaches for an opinion as to which Division I boys player deserved The Enquirer's Player of the Yearhon?r, David Wagenseller of Wilmmgton was the on,ly name mentioned. A second-team All State selection, the Ohio State-bound Wagenseller broke every school record, averaging 36.1 strokes per nine holes while ·taking medalist honors 17 times. "David is by far the best golfer
Player of the Year Neil Lykins David Wagenseller Moeller Wilmington Junior ~ 38.8 nine hole Senior ~ Second team average all-state ~ Medalist six times ~ 36.1 nine hole average
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Coach of the Year David Wainscott Mariemont ~ 13-1 record ~ Division 11-111 city champions ~ Third at state
Player of the Year David Allan· Mariemont Senior ~ 40.07 nine hole average ~ Medalist seven times
Joe Campo Mariemont Junior ~ 40.1 nine hole average ~ Medalist six times ~ 156 at state
Matt Am is Mariemont Freshman ~ 40.1 nine hole average ~ Medalist five times ~ 152 at state
Jason Hotaling Lakota West Junior ~ State individual qualifier ~ 74 at sectional
Kent Scearce Kings Senior ~ 38.9 nine hole average ~ Medalist six times
Jeff Crook Indian Hill Junior ~ 40.6 nine hole average ~ Medalist six times
Andy Garrett Hamilton Badin Senior ~ 40.8 nine hole average ~ Medalist seven times
Darak Garnder McNicholas Junior ~ 40 nine hole average ~ Medalist six times
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Ryan Detmer Moeller Senior ~ 37.9 nine hole average ~ Medalist 11 times
Kurt Kieninger Sycamore Senior ~ 38.7 nine hole average ~ Medalist seven times
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ev~r at_W!~ington," c~ach Ron.ow .:.. Wilt satd. He took an eight on a · P~ four ll:t the state meet that co~~ him m~ng first team All Stat~. Despite an early season wnst injury, Ma~emont sen~or Da~d Al~an C?ntinued playmff _With pam, telling no one of the mjury. As the season progressed and the injury healed, Allan went on to lead the Warriors to a third place finish at the Division III state meet. Allan averaged 40.07 stroke$ ..\ ~ per nine holes while taking-'' 11 :' medalist honors seven times, all in the later part of the season after the wrist was fully recovered. ··., • A four-year starter, Allan'S.'.m. ~ effort earned the Mariemon~J'I,t~ senior The Enquirer's Division n.,., ..:; III Golfer of the Year honors. . ,;,h,, "David was more concerned•-:about the team Winning than per':~•e;t.:. sonal glory," Mariemont coach>,;(.'ll) David Wainscott said. "He never'~ • told me about the wrist injury and .Jth .. didn't complain." Z~tf13:, (' !tL
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Coach of the Year Jeff Newberry Sycamore ~ Team finished with 14-0 record ~ Won sectional and district
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Anderson's Ryan Griffith takes the ball off his chest as he tries to keep one step ahead of Dayton Carroll's Chris Pohlar.
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The disparity in the number of shots on goal says it all. Dayton Carroll outshot Anderson 35-to-9 to post a 4-1 victory over the Redskins in the Division I regional s•x:cer sel)lifinals at Winton Woods Soccer Stadium. Carroll advances to the regional championship game on Saturday (7 p.m.). The Patriots will play Lakota West at Huber Heights Wayne. West earned a berth in the fmal by upsetting Centerville, the state's No. 1 team, 3-2 Tuesday. When Ryan Caton scored with 29:14 remaining in the first half to give the Redskins a 1-0 lead, it appeared that Anderson's fairytale ride through the tournament might continue. In order to reach the Regional semifinal game, Anderson made a run through the District Tournament, upsetting Milford (No. 1 seed), Moeller (No. 2) and Elder (No. 3). "Anderson's first goal caught us off guard," Carroll coach Scott Moltenter said. "They jumped on us early but after the goal, our kids started playing." . With 8:01 remaining before halftime. Matt Rabe ·sent a oerfect cen-
Afable, who was superb throughout the contest. "Carroll executed set plays better than any team we played," Afable said. "They knew what they were doing on corner kicks and on throws in, they were near perfect. Lexington Catholic is the only team we played as good or better than Carroll." "Their quickness killed us. We were outclassed," Anderson coach Frank Zuccala said. "Our fullbacks just didn't have the speed to stay with them." Zuccala was upset that Carroll's second goal was allowed. "Their forward (Chris Pohlar) was 15 yards off sides and it wasn't called," Zuccala said. "We had the same official when I coached at Xavier, and he was horrible then." Zuccala was referring to Pohlar's. goal with 29:30 remaining that gave Carroll a 2-1 lead. Pohlar took a crossing pass from Rabe and broke in toward Afable, who slipped on the wet field. "The second goal picked us up," Molfenter said. "After that, we pretty much controlled the game.". Tom Abbinante made it 3-1 with a goal with 15:18 remaining.
Golf .,.. Polls OHIO BOYS Division I 1. Sycamore (7) ................... 79 Moeller (1) ....................... 66 2. 3. Elder ................................ 63 4. St. Xavier ......................... 59 5. Lebanon .......................... 48 6. Winton Woods ................. 35 7. Milford ............................. 32 Fairfield ............................21 9. Springboro ...................... 14 10. Hamilton ............. 8 10. Anderson ... .................... 8 Others receiving votes: Wll· mington 4, Turpin 3. Divisions 11·111 1. Mariemont (6) .................. 86 2. Kings (1) .......................... 67 3. McNicholas (1) .................66 3. Badin ............................... 66 5. indian Hili (1) .................... 64 6. Finneytown ..................... .46 7. Wyoming ......................... 39 8. Seven Hills ....................... 18 9. CHCA .............................. 17 10. Madeira ........................... 13 Others receiving votes: Summit 12, Norwood 1. KENTUCKY BOYS 1. Covington Catholic 2. Grant County 3. St. Henry 4. Beechwood 5. Ryle 6. Dixie Heights 7. ·Campbell County
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Highlands Boone County Holy Cross OHIO GIRLS Division I St. Ursula (5) .... ........ 77 Ursuline (3) ...................... 7 4 Mount Notre Dame .......... 62 Wilmington ...................... 58 Seton ............................... 44 Lakota West ................... 38 Mercy... ................... 31 Princeton ......................... 30 McAuley ........................... 14 Sycamore ........................ 6 McNicholas ..................... 6 KENTUCKY GIRLS Notre Dame Grant County Dixie Heights Highlands Villa Madonna Simon Kenton Scott
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OHIO BOYS Division 1-111 Wagenseller (Wilmington) 35.9 Hathaway (Anderson) 37.3 Haines (Springboro) 37.6 Detmer (Moeller) 37.8 Brooke (Hamilton) 38.0 Miilians (Winton Woods) 38.2 Mitchell (Glen Este) 38.5 Lykins (Moeller) 38.6 Scearce (Kings) 38.7
10. Tilton (Winton Woods) 38.9 KENTUCKY BOYS 1. Landrum (Grant Co.) 35.1
2. Von Lehman (Cov. Cath.) 37.0 3. Biedenharn (Cov. Cath.) 37.6 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Fritz (Cov.Cath.) 38.0 Hudson (Grant County) 38.3 Averdick (Villa Madonna) 38.4 Catcona (Dayton) 38.5 Schwegman (Highlands) 39.2 Tainlirth (Dixie Heights) 39.9 Cento (Cov. Cath.) 40.3
Division I GIRLS Buechner (Ursuline) 40.9 Rakel (St. Ursula) 41.1 Wedding (Wilmington) 41.8 Hodapp (Ursuline) 42.0 5. Rabe (St. Ursula) 42.6
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KENTUCKY GIRLS Money (Grant County) 41.3 Rose (Dixie Heights) 49.0 S. Kenning (Notre Dame) 49.6 Schu~e (Notre Dame) 49.7 Link (Notre Dame) 51.3 Barre (Highlands) 51.3 Albers (Notre Dame) 51.6 Dunham (Highland) 51.7 Hatton (Grant County) 53.0 Kellam (Grant County) 53.8
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Divisions 11-111 Mariemont (6) .................. 92 McNicholas (3) .................86
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KENTUCKY BOYS t·..~ 1. Landrum (Grant Co.) ........ 35.1 '"' 2. Averdick (Villa Madonna). 38.0 . 3. Hudson (Grant County) .... 38.3_; • 4. Catcona 38.5 5. Schwegman (Highlands) .. 39.2 6. Reeves (Beechwood) ....... 39.9-i 6. Tainfirth (Dixie Hts)........... 39.9 8. J. Wuellner (Dixie Hts)...... 40.3 ·1 • 9. Worthington (Highlands) .. 40.8 .10. T. Wuellner (Dixie Hts)...... 41.2 • 10. Davidson(GrantCounty) .. 41.2]" OHIO GIRLS Dlvslon I 1. Rakel (St. Ursula)............. 2. Buechner (Ursuline) ......... 3. Wedding (Wilmington) ...... 4. Hodapp (Ursuline) ............ 5. Rabe (St. Ursula).............. 6. Brown (Lakota West) ....... 1. Vance (St. Ursula)............ 8. Steph. Eifert (Lak.West) ... 9. Morand (Ursuline)............ 10. Smith (St. Ursula).............
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KENTUCKY GIRLS • · 1. Money (Grant County) ...... 41.6 ~ 2. Rose (Dixie Heights)........ 49.0 · 3. Schulte (Notre Dame) ....... 49.5;'~ 4. s. Kenning (Notre Dame). 50. 7q 5. Barre(Highlands) ............. 51.3~1 6. Albers (No1re Dame) ......... 51.4...1 7. Dunham (Highland)........... 51.7"' 8. Kellam (Grant County) ...... 51.8:· 9. Hatton (Grant County) ...... 52.1"_' 10. Unk (Notre Dame) ............ 52.3
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deira 4, Summit 4, Roger Bacon 3. KENTUCKY BOYS 1. Covington Catholic 2. Ryle 3. Grant County 4. St. Henry 5. Boone County 6. Beechwood 7. Highlands 8. Conner 9. Campbell County 10. Holy Cross 1. 1. 3. 4. 5.
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KENTUCKY GIRLS n rr t..oney (Grant County) 41.6.~ · S. Kenning (Notre Dame) 49:5 Schu~e (Notre Dame) 49.6 ' Albers (Notre Dame) 51.0 , Kellam (Grant County) 51.8•v · Hatton (Grant County) 52.1 !;;; Link (Notre Dame) 52.1 ~ Courtney (Grant County) 53.8-· K. Kenning (Notre Dame) 55:13· Combs (Grant County) 55.~<::~
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Oivisions 11-111 Mariemont (6) .................................... 94 Indian Hill (1) ...................................... 80 Badin (1) ............................................ 80 McNicholas (2) .................................. 79 CHCA ................................................ 45 Kings ................................................. 39 Springboro .......................... :............. 35 Wyoming ...................................... :.... 33 Seven Hills .................................... :... 29 Finneyto~n .. ............................ .'... 21
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6HIO BOYS Division 1-111 Hathaway (Anderson) 36.3 Brooke (Hamilton) 37.3 Haines (Springboro) 37.7 Millians (Winton Woods) 37.9 Shapiro (Seven Hljls) 38.4
6. Bessler (Elder) 38.5 7 .. Crook (Indian Hill) 38.7 8. Reist (Hamilton) 38.7 9. Maier (Elder) 38.8 10. Walker (Wyoming) 39.0 KENTUCKY BOYS 1. E!iedenharn (Cov. Cath) 36.8 2. Averdick (Villa Madonna) 36.8 3. Landrum (Grant Co.) 36.8 4. Vonle.hman (Cov. Cath.) 37.5 5. Catacora (Dayton) 37.8 6. Hadson (Grant Co.) 39.8 7. Fritz (Cov. Cath.) 39.9 8. Melihercik (Ryle) 41.6'· 9. Clone (Ryle) 41.8 10. Davidson (Grant Co.) 42.4 KENTUCKY GIRLS
1. Money (Grant County) 41.0 2. Kenning (Notre Dame) 48.0 Schulte (Notre Dame) 49.0 Albers (Notre Dame) 51.8 Link (Notre Dame) 52.0 Kellam (Grant County) 52.2 · Hatton (Grant County) 52.4 Courtney (Grant County) 54.5 Combs (Gr~9t County) 55.4
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,:· tom." ; :. Those comments come from ' · · Cincinnati Division I coaches, who unanimously voted the Aviators' boys golf team No. 1 in The Enquirer's preseason poll. The season begins today and concludes with the state tournament Oct. 17-18 in Columbus. . Sycamore, the 1996 Metro area , . champion, returns ).R. Taylor, Kurt Kieninger and Adam Skipworth. They will be joined by transfers Drew Isaac (St. Xavier) and Jeff Cleeter (Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy). "We probably deserve the No.1 ranking," Sycamore coach Jeff Newberry said. "The three players who were our most consistent are back." Plus, Cleeter could make a big impact. Last year: he finished third with a 74 at the Division III state q~.eet while competing as an individual. . After Sycamore, Elder appears to be the next best team, followed : :: by St. Xavier, Moeller, Lebanon and Winton Woods. , : : Elder, a state qualifying team in 1 , • 1996, has six experienced players : : · back: Tommy Mayer, Brad Bessler, Joe Janszen, Doug Montgomery, Matt Luebbe and Brian Hartoin. 1 '
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1. Sycamore. 2. Elder. 3. Moeller. 4. St. Xavier. 5. Lebanon. 6. Winton Woods. 7. Wilmington. 8. Hamilton. 9. Fairfield. 10. Lakota West. Others: Milford; Lakota East; La Salle; Anderson; Turpin; Glen Este; Oak Hills; Mason.
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1. Mariemont. 2. McNicholas. 3. Hamilton Badin. 4. Kings. 5. Seven Hills. 6. Cincinnali Counlry Day. 7. Cincinnati Hills Chrislian Academy. 8. Taylor. 9. Wyoming. 10. Madeira. Others: Eastern Brown: Summil Country Day; Finneytown: Taylor.
during the summer gets a hat. If they play 1,000 holes, they get a hat and a shirt. Last year 10 players got a hat and a shirt, and I'd say it will be the same this year." Winning the Greater Catholic League is Elder's first goal. If the team succeeds, , Trimpe expects the Metro championship to be within reach. "These kids want to win the state championship," Trimpe said. "They got a taste of it last year. They want to go back an~ win it all." St. Xavier's No. 3 ranking may be a little high, at least initially. Longtime coach Joan Whitaker always has a strong program, but she must replace four solid golfers. Still, there is much talent with Tom Phillips, Nick Allen, Terry Bubb, Bill McCarthy and Tim Lai. Moeller is another team with depth, led by returning golfers Eric Arlinghaus, Danny Durtlap, Ryan Detmer and Nick Lykins. "If we iron out a few things, we'll be all right," Moeller coach Rick Boehne said. "It should be another interesting season." Lebanon returns the entire
starting lineup and coach Greg Abrams is optimistic. He's looking for Brandon Berryman, Yasu Inoue, Sam Wyson, Kevin Arnold and Yoshi Inoue to lead the way. The wild card could be Winton Woods, a team loaded with talented players in Jay Tilton, Kyle MilHans and Kevin Hall. "This is probably my best team," 18-year veteran coach Tim Tilton said. "We are capable of playing with the big boys. I'm excited about the season." Wilmington, led by David Wagenseller, is No. 7 followed by Fairfield, Hamilton and Lakota West. Milford is another team with great potential. DIVISION 11-111: The race for the Metro championship is wide open, with Mariemont, McNicholas, Hamilton Badin and Kings expected to be the top teams. Mariemont, a Division III state qualifier in 1996, returns David Allen, Dustin Treftz and Joe Campo. McNicholas will rely on Andy Ey, Derek Gardner, Chad Smith and Jeff Langenbahm. · Hamilton Badin has Andy Garrett, Todd Schroeder, Tim Fritz and Brad Meiner all returning. Kent Scearce and Jason Roudabush anchor a solid Kings team.
The Cincinnati Enquirer I Dick Swaim
J.R. Taylor is one of three returning starters from the 1996 Metro area high school boys golf champion Sycamore squad. Transfers Drew Isaac and Jeff Cleeter provide added depth. Other teams in the top 10 are Seven Hills, Cincinnati Country Day, Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy, Taylor, Wyoming and Madeira.
Top returning high school boys golfers (Listed alphabetically) David Allan Mariemont Eric Arlinghaus Moeller Brandon Berryman Lebanon Brad Bessler Elder Bobby Brooke Hamilton Terry Bubb St. Xavier Joe Campo Mariemont Jeff Cteeter Sycamore Jeff Cook Indian Hill Danny Dunlap Moeller Ryan Detmer Moeller Andy Garrett Badin Kevm Half Winton Woods Kirk Hathaway Anderson Josh Hershner Fair1ield Jason Hotaling Lakota Kurt Keininger Sycamore
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·Golfers in full swing Eric Wellmgnoff Moeller's varsity golf team began its season on August 16th with lofty expectations. The second ranked team in the city has been impressive and is ba~tlil!g Sycamore for number one in the city. Coach Rick Bohne's team is led by Neil Lykins, Ryan Detmer, Dan Dunlap, and Eric Arlinghaus, all of whom rank well individually. As well:as low scores, these golfers bring experience and unity to the team. Freshmen Nick ·Wunder, Jeff Silber and Sopho-
more Tony Harmon have shown great potential for success this year and in the years to ·come. The team has shown great tat.:. ent and.\mpressive scores already this year. Beating third ranked St. Xavier twice gave the team huge wins and much personal pride. Even though one of those losses was avenged by the Bombers, the team still has the GCL title in its own hands. Other highlights of the young season include winning the prestigious Hamilton Elks Invitational Two varsity golfers look on along with Coach Bohne. Tournament and placing second at Hudson. Coach Bohne is impressed with "No problem." His main goal for watch as the. season heats up in the team's poise, togetherness, the team is to "play as well as they late September. The team has and leadership. When asked how can." shown its great talent already this the team has handled being ranked This year's golfteam will con- year and will continue to be number two, Bohne answered, tinue to be an excitiJ;Ig teain to among the city's best
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