Sycamore, St. Xavier move into district soccer fmals ,t0/2(p/Of.o . Enquirerstaffreports
Senior goalkeeper Taylor Jensen had eight saves in Sycamore's 1-0 win over Lakota East in a Division I boys' soccer district semifinal Wednesday at Kings. Sycamore next will play at 4 p.m. Saturday at Mason. St. Xavier 1, Princeton 0, Division I district semifinal - Senior Ryan Dalton had six saves for the Bombers. Sophomore midfielder Danny Lusheck, who recently was called up from the junior varsity team, scored the only goal of the • game.· COMMRMENTS: Alex Wmuners, a senior baseball pitcher/infielder at Moeller, has given an oral com-
mitment to Ohio State. Wmuners last season was 5-3 with a 1.53 ERA, with 63 strikeouts in 51 innings. He also batted .473with21RBI. He was co-player of the year in the Greater ·Catholic League South. • Trace Voshell, a senior catcher/infielder at Clermont Northeastem, has committed to Ohio University. Last season he hit .494 with 30 runs scored, 11 steals and 31 RBI. He was Southern Buckeye Conference-American player of the year. • Ian Kadish, a senior pitcher at Wyoming, has committed to Marshall. He also is a standout kicker for the Wyoming football team and might explore playing football at Marshall. -
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EVEN ACOACH NEEDS PRACnCE andy Hurley coached his kids for about 20 years, so he had plenty of time to figure out the balance between father and coach. It took some practice. The soccer guru, entering his 19th year coaching Moeller and 31st overall, coached his children from the time Jason, now ?:1, was 4, and until Jaime, 25, left club soccer and Ryan, 23, graduated from Moeller. "Certainly of the three children, I was the hardest on Oason)," the 53-year-<>ld Hurley said. "He was the first, and plus, a lot of people talk about the pressure playing for your father, but I think the father feels a lot of pressure when his kids are playing. I never wanted anyone to think there was ever any favoritism." Jason remembers a few silent car rides and getting kicked out of one practice, but he grew to understand the tough love. "In high school, I appreciated il When I was younger, I didn't when he singled me out," said Jason, now Moeller's N coach. "Eventually I understood it was for me to improve. He wanted me to get the most out of my p<r
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Randy Hurtey spent abtlut 20 years coach~g children (from left) Jason, Jaime and Ryan in soccer for Moeller and club teams.
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"It's such a balancing act. There are times I probably should have demanded more and times I probably should have demanded less. ... One thing I always liked to do was make sure my kids got an opportunity to play for someone else."
give cut, then it was coming from a coach and not a parent," Hcrley said. The siblings say 1teir father's passion for the game - from his animated motivational techniques of ripping scorebooks and lricking fences, to his clever comments to referees - is a faverite memory. "Practices were always fun," Ryan said. "Well, they weren't always fun, but he's got a good sense of humor."
tential." But by the time Ryan rolled into Moeller, Randy figured out designating his assistant coach
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wl The Bombers, who were state IJlfnners-up last season, are the .Np. 1team in the Enquirer Division •IiPreseason coaches' poll. {d The Bombers will be led by ~ niors Ryan Dalton (goalkeeper), fAi.tstin Spohn (midfielder) and Kewin Deitsch (forward/midfielder). 1~1 Dalton, who had 11 shutouts last season, will anchor a defense that lost four starters. He can erase mistakes, giving defenders more confi-dence, coach Henry Ahrens said. :1:lfSt X has six players returning talldlostll. It'saninterestingmixin ~ groups with eight seniors, six juniors and four sophomores. ,c:n"I..ast year were senior-heavy," Ahrens said. '1 like this year's ~oup, though, because it has a g90d mix of senior leadership and }'XlUng players who are hungry to wilke an impact" -11~• Turpin is the top pick in Divi'SK>n II. The Spartans (124) lost to .F.mneytown '2-1 in the district final. ~in had won the past two dis. .~.9
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trict finals under coach Joe Stewart Fmneytown is second, followed by Indian Hill. • Seven Hills was voted the top team in Division ill, followed by Summit Counlly Day and Fenwick.
Division I St. Xavier: Ahrens doesn't remember the last time four sophomores were on the roster, but the Bombers have too much talent when it comes to the postseason. Fairfield: The Indians have a strong defense returning, led by senior goalkeeper David Stockum, who had 11 shutouts last season. Senior defenders Chris Feller, Phil Bauer and Aaron Miller, along with center/midfielder Nick Yeager, will contribute. Milford: New coach Brian Croston arrives from Dallas and has six returning starters from a regional final appearance, including Matt
Telting, Chris Curry, Ryan Vonderbriflk, Ryan Wuest, Shawn Ford and Danny Haberer. La Sale: Senior Josh Albers, a second-team all-state selection, led the Greater Catholic League South in scoring, with 12 goals and eight assists. The Lancers have potential. Princeton: Senior Pat McGrath is the VIkings' top returning player. He was honorable mention all-state after he had 11 goals and 10 assists. Princeton graduated the core of its defense, which is the biggest concern. The VIkings, who lost to Milford1.{)ina district final, recorded a school-record nine shutouts {previous was eight in 1980). Moeler: The Crusaders are led by Steve Wujek, who was thirdteam all-state with nine goals and seven assists. . . Lakota West Six retur:hing starters, including senior Ryan Gray, return for the Frrebirds.
Turpin: It might be the best squad coach Joe Stewart has had since he arrived four years ago, and the Spartans might have the toughest schedule in the area. They open with Lakota West and travel to Milford and Fairfield to close August. Senior Steve McGill, a first-team all-state selection,. returns after he had 10 goals and five assists last season . Wyoming: Coach Steve Thomas said his quick, physical squad might surprise some teams. F'meytown: Junior goalkeeper Jeff Smoker returns for the Wildcats, who should contend for a Cincinnati Hills League title. Senior forward Jose Combs returns after having a·broken leg last season. Indian Hil: Senior forwards David Krehbiel and Josh Green lead the Braves.
Division Ill Seven Hills: Eight starters return for coach Terry Nicholl. Madeira: Coach Jon Unger's club won its sixth consecutive district title but will have to replace alldistrict goalkeeper Chris Eberle. Summit Coach Scott Cagle lost four starters, including Kyle Haungs, but returns seniors Austin Berry and Dan Cosgrove. Fenwick: The Fa!cons enter the GCL as one of the area's top teams . Boys' soccer polls, C2
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Boys' soccer: Covington Catholic 2, Moeller 1
The Enquirer/ Jeff Swinger
Covington Catholic's (31) Alex Zlmmennan takes down Moeller's (5) Josh Delaney in the box. The foul resulted in a penalty kick Moeller couldn't convert.
Turn, shoot, score, win Brophy's goal seals come-from-behind victory for the Colonels By Shanntn Russel
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Covington Catholic senior Trey Brophy glanced at the clock and saw there were only 17 seconds left in a tied match against Moeller Thursday night Barreling down :field for a gamewinning score, he heard CovCath fans yell "Slow down!" Brophy took the words to heart seconds later when a Moeller foul resulted in a Colonels direct kick. After teammate Mark Luegering struck the ball toward the goal, Brophy watched. Corralled. Turned. Shot. And just like slow motion, the ball hit the back of the net Brophy's goal sealed CovCath's 2-1, come-from-behind win over Moeller at Blue Ash Sports Center, leaving the Crusaders only 10 seconds to score an equalizer. "It was amazing," Brophy said, grinning. "Such a rush, seeing the ball in the back of the net It's the kind of shot I wanted to take all my !ife. " The CovCath-Moeller series began in 1993 but the Colonels have only won three times, including Thursday. CovCath coach John '
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Covington CatholiC'$ Mark LuegerJng (left) and Moeller's Preston Armstead battle for the ball during the first ha~f.
Horton said the outcome was much like last season's: CovCath rallied from behind to win 2-1 then, too. Playing a team hke Moeller, ranked sixth in The Enquirer's Division I preseason coaches' poll, can only make the C:>lonels better, Horton said, because of their coaching and caliber of t:lay. But, while the
coach remained cautious. "You just hope this is a stepping stone, and not a pinnacle," Horton said. Moeller controlled the match's pace for the first half, out-shooting the Colonels 8-3 and notching a goal at the 18:35 mark. Senior Richard Sunderman placed a comer kick within reach of senior Alex Jackson, who headed it in for the score. The Crusaders nearly took a 2-0 lead 11 minutes later when a CovCath foul in the penalty box led to a penalty kick. Preston Armstead drilled the ball into a goalpost and, when it ricocheted back to him, he kicked it into the goal. Officials waved off the score. After the shot the ball must touch another player before the original player can kick it again. The teams that returned after halftime were unlike those that took the field. An aggressive, pressing CovCath pestered a Moeller squad that, according to coach Randy Hurley, lost its way. "'n the first half we were in complete control of the half," Hurley said. "We just lost our composure
Crusaders, which were without three all-conference players strapped with injuries. Leading scorer Steven Wujek, who notched a team-high nine goals and seven assists last season, was out, as were Joseph Huhn and Ryan Melson. Three other Crusaders left the game in spurts because of cramping due to heat Down 1-0, the Colonels scored their first goal with 29:41 to play in the second half. Junior Peter Mikhail launched a shot from about 20 feet out and caught the goal's back comer. "When I got the ball I was thinking about doing something with it, and when I a saw (an opponent) coming at me, I knew it had to be quick," Mikhail said. The Colonels benefited from a match-long defensive stand engineered by goalkeeper Philip Hausfeld (six saves) and sweeper Ryan Satek. Mikhail said the win reminded him of last season's defeat of Highlands in the lOth Region :final. And this victory was just as sweet. "It," Mikhail said, "was an incredible feeling."
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AI Milfunl Milfonl9, Westen Brown 0 Shutout: Vondertlnnk (0 saves). Goals: Brady 2, Hudson 2, Wuest 2, Cuny. Hayes. Huerl<amp. Records: M 13-3-1, W9-6-1. Note: Milford plays the winner of the Glen Estel loveland game Wednesday at New Richmond at 7 p.m.
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SL Xavier 3, ML llooltloy 0 Shutout: Dalton (0 saves), Mueller (0 saves). Goals: X-Fulks, lundh 2. Records: X 7-7-3, M 9-6-1. Note: St. Xa~er plays Princeton at Mason on Wednesday at 7 p.m.
AI Elder Elder9,-.o Shutout: Hoffman (3 saves). Goals: E-Ooran. Bertl<e, Miller, Janzsen, Hice, Roell, Nowak, Gramke. Records: E12-3-2, A 3-13. Note: Elder plays La Salle at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Winton Woods.
AIS,C.more S,C.more 2, Walnut HiUs 0 Shutout: Jensen (2 saves). GoalS: La~gne, Kantor. Records: Sycamore 8-4-5, W 7-7-4. Note: Sycamore plays Lakota East Wednesday at Kmgs at 7 p.m. AI Lakota West Lakota West 2, Coleraio 0 Shutout: Michael Girardot (4 saves). Goals: Bahner. own goal. Records: LW 12-3-2, C 5-10-2. Note: Lakota West plays Moeller/ Anderson at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Norwood. AI Mason
La Salle 3, Mason 0 Shutout: Whitehead (3 saves). Goals: l-Phelps 2. Osborne. Records: l12-4-2, M 9-4-3. Note: La Salle plays Elder/Amelia 7 p.m., Wednesday at Winton Woods.
AI Fairfield Fairfield 11, Weslenl HUh 0 Shutout: Stockum (2 saves). Goals: F-Ryan 2. Miller2, Schardine, Moss, Hannson, M1lar, Tarter, Ritz, Stockum. Records: 15-0-2. Note: Fairfield plays Kings 7 p.m .. Wednesday at Princeton. AI Kings Kings 3, Hamillolll Goals: K-Redder, McClelland, Onekosen. H-Perez. Records: Kg. 7-I. Note: Kings plays Fairfield 7 p.m., Wednesday at Princeton.
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AI Loveland loveland 4, Glen Este 0 Shutout: Henke (3saves)Goals:Moore2,C. Kurtamoto. Conard. Records: LS-5-3. Note: Loveland plays Milford 7 p.m .. Wednesday, at New Richmond.
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Fairfield secures first trip to state Overcomes Elder 1-0 on Yeager's goal By Chris Vogt Enquirer contributor
Though known more for having stellar passing skills, Nick Yeager shined with a shot Saturday. The Filir.field midfielder booted a first-half goal into the left part of the net to help lift the Indians past Elder 1-0 in a Division I regional final at Princeton's Mancuso Field. "I saw that the ball was coming at me off the first shot we had, so I just drilled it," Yeager said. "I ripped it." Yeager's lone goal advanced Fairfield to the state final four for the first time. The Indians (19-().2) will take on Kettering Fairmont (13-5-2), which defeated Hilliard Davidson in a shootout Saturday, at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Cedarville University. 'This says a lot for our guys," Fairfield coach Chad Reed said. "Fairfield is a great community, and I'm sure it's a really exciting victory for them. We're supported by great people. "We would have liked to have had one more goal, but (Elder) did a nice job of preventing that. They're a good team, and they're well-coached." Elder finished the season 15-4-2. "We had a good season," Panthers coach Matt Ruehl said. "We had high expectations coilling into this season, and I think they more than exceeded them." After both teams won their previous playoff matches on penalty kicks last week, the intensity level between them was sure to peak once they hit the field SatUrday. And indeed it did. Both goalkeepers saw plenty of
action as Fairfield senior goalie David Stockum recorded seven saves on Elder's nine shots on goal. ¡ Elder senior Max Hoffman also did a stellar job of manning his ground between the posts. Fairfield, which registered its 18th shutout, has allowed only three goals this season. "Our goal was to make it to state," Yeager said.¡ "I love the feeling .that we're the first (Fairfield team) to make it this far. We have the team to go all the way." Almost nine minutes into the game and with the Indians pushing the ball upfield, Yeager slipped his way to the top of the penalty box after Fairfield fired a shot that was blocked by Hoffman. Yeager spotted the loose ball and connected with a line drive to put the Indians up 1-0. "He's a talented senior," Reed said of Yeager. "He can distribute the ball really well. Even though he is our best passer, he's one of our more accurate shooters as well." , The Panthers nearly tied the game with about two minutes remaining in regulation, but defender Kevin Botkins slid to block a second shot after Elder's first one put Stockum out of place. "We teach them to get back there if that happens," Reed said. "Stockum came up, and that's when Kevin Botkins moved in there. That was scary." Ruehl said those were the kind of plays that made the difference in the game. "(Fairfield) definitely deserved this one," Ruehl said. 'They seemed a little more composed than we were."
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Fairfield goalkeeper David Stockum can't get to the winning goal by Stow's Nick Vannucci as the Indians lost in a shootout in the Division I boys' state soccer finals in Columbus.
Fairfield coach Chad Reed tried to keep things positive with his postgame comments, bur The loss was obviously tough to take. Several lndiiiH$ play~rs sprawled on the pitch af tetward as Stow p)~pr; glwfully chased winning goalkeeper DiAntonio around the field. ''It's always tough to finish on penalty kicks,·' Reed said. "You win some and you lose some. I'm just vezy, vezy proud of my program. It's a lift for the city of Cincinnati and our kids." Fairfield is tied for 13th in the NSCANadidas national rankings while Stow, located in Northeast Ohio, is 23rd. The two teams were tied for No. 2 in the final state poll this season. Fairfield and senior goalkeeper
David Stockum allowed only four goals all season. Stockum was barely tested during regulation and the overtimes, but Stow went 4-for-4 on penalty kil:k.s (t:cieh ffom 12 yards out). Fairfield missed its first penalty kick before scoring three timM, hut Stow's Nick Yannucci scored what proved the game-winner to make it 4-3. Stockum got a hand on that ball before it went in. NeiUu!r side truly came dose to scoring in regulation and the two overtimes, in what generally was a clean, well-played affair. "I thought we played well and were dominating at times," Reed said. "In the big picture, it was 50-50." Stow coach Kyle Kosmala said Fairfield clearly was the best team the Bulldogs had faced all season. "We had 70 goals this year, and to hold us scoreless says something,"
Kosmala said. 'There were certainly stretches where they were better than us tonight, but our defenSe didn't give in." Fairfield's pressmg defense hl"lrl the upper hand for much of the night but Stow had spurts where its offense forced U1e issue. TI1e ba~k lines played especially well tor both teams. In the end, Fairfield players sol· cmnly po5cd for pictures with thl' state runner-up trophy. Some play. ers' parents came down to the front rows of the stands. hugging their sons and saying how proud they were. A few mothers and a few players had tears in their eyes. "It's a goodyear." Fairfield's Yeager said. "It'sjustnotthewayyouwant it to come out" ·
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Mcllidoolal2, llodloo 0 Shulout Cartasclo (5 saves). Goals: M-Dames. Brokamp. Records; M 1-13-2, B 1-13-2. Indian IIIli 3, Clocianatl CoutJy Doy 0 Shutout lelek (6 saves). Goals: 1-Schnner, King, Lucien. Records: 110-5-1, c 7-B-1. Hamllloo I, Hanlooa 0 'Shlllout Hubbard (5 saW>S). Goal: HuSion. . Fakftold 3, llortllwal 0 Shutout Sioekum (6 saW>S.) Goals: Yeager 2, Schardlne. Records: F 14-0-2. N 9-3-4.
· w,o.lac 2, CIICA 1 Goals: W-Kasting, Marks. C-Vandenberg. Recort!s: w7-7-2 c 9-5-1. La Slllo 2, St. 0 Shoutout: Whiiehead (6 saves). Goals: Osborne, Albers. Records: l10-4-2, S 6-7-2.
Eldor2, ........ 0 Shlllout Hoffman (9 saW>S). Goals: Bertke, Miller. Records: E11-3-2, B-2-1. Aadtnotol, l'llacotoo 1 Goals: A-Vortkamp, P-McGratlt Records: A 104-2.
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BotaYia 2, FellcilyO Goals: B-Burl<hart, Entrup. Shutout Foreman. Record: B 13-2-1.
Summlt2,5eleltlllla1 Goals: S-Coronado, Cosgrove. SH-Woodworth. Records: S 14-1-1, (6-0 MVC). SH 10-5-1, (4-2 MVC).
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Goals: LW-Bahner, Maxium. LE-Gregory. Records: LW 10-3-2, LE 11-3-2 (GMC 5-2-2) . ~,
Shutout: Pandl (6 saves). Goal: B-Doody. Records: B 1-12-2. H 3-12.
CIICA 6, Nortll Calollt •
2
Goals: C-Williams 3, S. Smith, Retsenberg, George. N-Sylla. Goff. Records: C 9-4-1 (MVC 4-2). N 4-11 (1-5).
Finneylon 6, CCD 0 Goals: F-Combs 3, Games, Wriston, Woldemariam. Shutout: Smoker (7 saves). Records: Fl2-3-l, C 7-7-1.
lndlao Hll 2, Marieooont 8 Shutout Zelek (5 saves). Goals: !-Green, Ebene. qecords: 19-5-1 (CHL 5-1-1). M 10-5 (3-4).
Turpin 5, W"oloooiocloa 0 Shutout cantor (2 saves). Goals: T-Smtth 2. Stenard 2. McCollam. Records: T 9-4-1.
Clartl Montessori 4, Doet Parte 1
Goals: C-Stephen 2. Schube~. Knkonan. 1>-Barthelmas. Records: C 6-6-2 D 0-15-1.
Winton Woods 1, Glea fsle 0 Shutout: Hang (3 saves). Goal: W-L Spencer. Records: W 6-6-4, G 3-11-1.
St. Xavier 6, McNicholas 0 Goals: X-Lundh 4, Thomas, Dillenburger. Shutout: X-Dalton and Mueller. Record: X 6-6-3 (GCL 5-2-3).
Mount Haallhy 4, u_...1 Goals: M-Asmerom 3, Schaeper. E-Barker. Records: M 8-5-1, E 5-8-3.
Badiol, NollliiiiHIO ShLtout: Pandl (5 saves). Goal: B-Doody. RP(YlU1<;; R 1-1'V) H '::t-1?
AP soccer poll
10 _ 1 0
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -The sixth weekly state soccer poll as compiled by the Ohio SCholastic Soccer Coaches Association:
BOYS
DIVISION I
1, Gahanna Uncoln 11-0-1........... 2, Stow 14-0-1
93 87
3, Fair1ield 11-0-1-·--·-·-·-·--·
72
4, Whitehouse Anthony Wayne 10-1-2 5, Hilliard Davidson 11-0-2 6, S~vania Northview 9-1-2 7, Solon 11-2-0...... 8, Lakota East 9-1·2-···~----· 9, Warren Howland 10-1-2... 10, Strongsville 9-1-4..
DIVISION II
1, Bay Village Bay 13-0-0 ............ ..... 2, Cuya. Falls Walsh Jesuit 11-2-0...... 3, CVCA 12-1-0 4, Bexley 10-1-2........... 5, Kettenng Alter 10-1-1 ... 6, Dayton Carroll10-1-2 '· 7, Panma Padua 9-2-3 ..... 8, Canfield 10-1-2 ......... 9, Dresden Tri-Valley 11-0-2. 10,Sunbury Big Walnut 10-2-1
DIVISION Ill
1, Worthington Chnstian 10-1-1.... 2, Young. Mooney 10-2-0..... 3, Hudson Western Reserve Acad. 12-1-1. ·············
63 52 45 35
21
17 13
99 91 80 67 60 47 27 26 25 16 88 78 74
4, Summit Collllbl Doy 13-1·1--··
59
Gates Mills Hawken 13-1-0 6, Dayton Oakwood 12-1-1.. 7, Bloom-Carroii14-1-0.....................
59 57 41
8, Cia. Madeira 11·3-1----·· 9, Tol. Ottawa Hills 10-0-4 10, Lemon-Monroe 12-0-1 ..·---·
27
GIRLS DIVISION I
24
15
1, Cuya. Falls Walsh Jesuit 12-0-0...... 2, Beaveroreek 11-0-1........
80 64
3, Ursuline Acad. 10-0-2 ---·--··
63
S. Cin. St. Ursula 9-1·2 --··-·-
41
4, Pickenngton North 13-1-0. ..........
6, Massillon Jackson 10-1-0....... 7, Dublin Coffman 8-3-1.. -8, Strongs~lle 9-2-2 ........ .... 9, S~vania North~ew 9-1-3 .. 10, Ashland 10-2-1. Upper Anington 9-2-1...
59
39 31 29 12 9 9
1, HAmilton Badin 7~--~-·
99
2, Young. Mooney 7-2-1........ 3, Mentor Lake Cath. 9-D-0 .. 4, Kettenng Mer 9-3-1 .... .... ....
72 63 60
5, SeYea H~ls 13-0-0--..----·
49
6, Bexley 10-1-2 ... .......... 7, Shaker Hts. Hathaway Brown 8-2-2. 8, Doylestown Chippewa 10-1-0.. 9, Warsaw Riverview 10-3-1 10, Ottawa-Giandort 11-3-0
45 38 34 13 12
HIGH SCHOOLS Boys' soccer Lakota East 2, Middletown 0 Goals: Schettlin, Hom. Shutout Penno~c (0 saves). Records: L 11-2-2 (GMC 5-1-2). Fairfield I, Lakota West 1 Goals: LW- Gray. F- Fox. Records: LW 9-3-2 (51-1 Greater Miami Conference), F 13-0-2 (8-0-1 GMC). C.rTOII7, McNicholas 0 Shutout: Edelmann, Ferguson. Goals: Bennett 2, Haley, Koesters, Michalsky, George, Sayer. Records: C 11-1-3, M0-12-2.
Sycamore 3, Oak Hils 0 Goals: Usto 2, Lavigne. Shutout Jensen (4 saves). Records: S 7-3-5 (GMC 4-3-1). Winton Woods 2, Withrow 0 Goals: Senger, Roden. Shutout Hang (7 saves). Records: ww 5-6-4. AndtrSDll 3, Wolaut Hills 1 Goals: A-Howard, McDonald, McCarty. W-<>wn goal. Records: A8-4-2, W6-5-2. Ross 7, Westam Hills 1 Goals: R-8roz 2, Schlake, Stric~and, Roark, Skidmore, Alex Geier. Record: R8-3-3. Colerain I, Hamilton 0 Goal: C-Weddle. Shutout Helton (3 saves). Record: C 5-9-2. Finneytown 2, Reading 1 Goals: F-Rakoczy 2. R-Hinken. Records: F 113-1, 7-0 CHL, R10-6-0,3-4. Elder4, Fenwick 1 Goals: E-Kreidenweis 2, Meyer 2. F-Mutlu. Records: E !0-3-2 (GCL 7-2-1), F6-8-1 (3-6-1). Batavia I, Belhei-Tate 1 Goals: Ba.-Burkhart. BT-Foley. Records: Ba. 122-1 (SBC 7-1-1), BT 8-3-3 (5-2-2). Madeira 5, Taylor 0 Goals: M-Templeton 2, Basoom 2, ElVin. Shutout: M-Campbell and Westenneyer. Records: M 123-1 (CHL 5-1-1), T4-10-1.
Mariemont 9, Oeel' P1rlr 0 Goals: Finn 3, Herkamp, Rickner, Masur, Hendocks, Zeiser, Bezerra. Shutout Shannon (1 save). Records: M 10-4, D 0-14. Turpin 3, Amelia 0 Goals: T-McCollam, Smith, McGill. Shutout Cantor and Gates. Record: T8-4-1.
Indian HiD 5, Wyoming 0 Goals: Green 2, Krehbiel, Blazic, Schnner. Shutout Zelek (2 saves), Buc~es (3 saves). Records: 185-1 (CHL 4-1-1), W6-6-2 (3-4).
Moeller 2, Alter o
Goals: Melson, Cron. Shutout McDowell. Re-
cords: M 7-5-? 7-?-1 r..r1 "'1L?_1 g_u
I
HIGH SCHOOLS Boys' soccer Monroe 10, New Lebanon Dixie 0 Goals: M-Hendnckson 3, Ruckman 2, Wager.; 2, McKenzie, Gnffin, Beagle. Shutout: Hesson (I save) Records: M 10-{) (7-0), N 0-9. Cincinnati Christian 6, Withrow 1 Goals: C-Hoop 3, Brusman 2, Bailie. W-Sow. Reccrds: C 4-4-2, W0-6-1.
Walnut Hih 4, Norwood 1 Goals: W-Nock, Mooney, Irvine, Fant. N-Rosiles. Record: w4-4-2
Fenwick 2, Badin 0 Goals: f-Jones 2. Shutout Sauer.; (9 saves). Reccrds: f 5-5-1, B 0-B-2.
S,C..mont 8, Middlolown 0 Goals: Kantor 2, Usto 2, Villamizar 2, Lavigne, Grzegorzewski. Shutout Jensen. Records: S 4-1-5, 21-1 GMC, M0-6-2, 0-3.
Marlemont7, TaylorO Goals: White 2, Masur 2, Widmer. RICkner, Long_ Shutout: Shannon. Records: M 7-3, Tl-7-2.
CaiTIIII 9, Purcell Marian 1 Goals: C-Bennett 3, Michalsky 2, Speranza, Koester.;, Penrod, George. P-Rnk. Records: CB-1-2, P
3-6-1. Bethel-Tile 4, St. Bernard 0 Shutout: Poe (11 saves). Goals: foley 2, Marshall, Moore. Records: B 7-2-1. S 2-6
Pr!-..1, Oak Hills 0 Shutout: Louderback (11 saves). Goals: P-Beya. Records: P9·2 (GMC 5-1). Lakota West 1, Milford 0 Goal: l-Thomas. Shutout: Girodot (7 saves). Records: l 7-2 (GMC 3-0). M 7-2-1 (2-2-1). Clark~
8, Dayton SIMn 0
Shutout: Bartsch (I save). Goals: C-Bemard 3, Jones 3, Steele. Bartsch. Reccrds: C 5-5. Reodillc 3, w,...;ng 1 Goals: R-B. Pastor2, Greschel. W-Heldman. Records: R8-3 (CHL3-I), W5-3-1 (2-2). Moeller 3, Ropr Bacon 1 Goals: M-Myers, Gran, Sunderman. R-Hanson. Records: M 4-3-2. 4-0-1 GCL, R3-6-1.
MadeirllO, Deer Park 0 Goals: Bascom 3, Templeton 2, Ervin, frye, Wilson, B. Ellsworth, Ibarra. Records: M8-3-1,2-1-1 CHL Lakota Ent 2, Hamilton 0 Goals: Gregory 2. Records: l 7-1-1, 2-1-1 GMC. 4, Utile Miami 0 Shutout: Riley (6 saves). Goals: W-Kimball 3, Hopwood. Records: W 7-1-2, l4-5-l. Elder 3, McNichola Goals: £-Schaefer, Miller, Meyer. Shutout: Hoffman (I save). Record: E 7-2-1 (GCL4-I). Flaneylon 2, Indian 111111 Goals: f-Schultz, Rakoczy. 1-Krehbiel. Records: f 8-2 (CHL4-0), 14-5-1, (2·1·1).
w.,.....
Andonon 2 lOngs 0 Goals: A-Hertline. Coburn. Shutout: Delcore (3 saves). Records: A 6-2-1, K3-5. New RiciiiiiOIId 2, llataYio 0 Shutout: logan (8 saves). Goals: Krlgore, Ottlinger. Records: N 11-0, B 9-2.
Falrfteld 2, Colerain 0 Goals: f-fox, Shallow. Shutout: Stockum (4 saves). Records: f 9-0-1. Cowington Catholic 7, Simon Kenton 0 Goals: C-Brophy 2, Giese, Mikhail, Schwebler, VonHando~. Zimmennan. Shutout Hausfeld and Noll. Records: c 9·5, S 3-10-2.
Scott 4, Conner 0
Shutout: Hemmerle (I save). Goals: Dummitt 2, Sela, Schnieder.;. Records: S 8-6-2. C3-10.
AP soccer pols COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -The fourth weekly state soccer poll as compiled by the Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association:
lilY$ IIMSIIIII
1, Gahanna Uncoln 7-Q-Q .................. 2, Solon 10-D-0................................. 3, Stow 10-0-1.................................. 4, Foiftleld 1-0-1 5, Whitehouse AnUlOily Wayne 9-1-Q .. 6, S~vania Northview 8-Q-2 ............... 7, Hilliard Davidson 8-Q-1.................. 8, Medina 6-Q-2 .............. 9, Huber His. Wayne 7-Q-2................. Warren Howland 7-1-Q.......................
DMIIIOIII
1, Cuya. Falls Walsh Jesuit 8-Q-0....... 2, Bay Village Bay 9-Q-Q .. 3,CVCA9-1-0.................................. 4, Kettenng Alter 6-1-1 ...................... 5, Bexley 7·1-1.................................. 6, Dayton Carroll 6-1-2 ..... 7, Canfield 8-1-Q............................... 8, Elida 7-1-0....... ............................ 9, Parma Padua 6-1-2 .................. 10, Dresden Tn-Valley 7-Q-1..
DMSIIINII
1, Young. Mooney 7-1-Q... ................. 2, Gates Mills Hawken 10-Q-Q ............ 3, Worthington Chrlstian 5-1-Q............ 4, Dayton Oakwood 9-Q-1.................. 5, Western Reserve ACad. 8-1-Q ......... 6, s-n ... 8-2.0
99 77 69
14 58 39 37 27 11 11 100 90 80 67 61 34 33 24 23 19 91 87 84 59 48
7,.._....... ...,.___
42 41
8, Carroll Bioom-Carroii11-1-Q........... 9,Chiii.ZaneTrace8-1-Q................... 10. Ottawa-Giandort 7-1.0
37 24 '"
·...... .,-a nonor roll BOYS
DMSIOIII Asofs.at.27
I. Fairfield (8) ................................... 80 2. Lakota East ................................... 72 3.Milfofll ........................................ .. 54 4. Princeton ...................................... . 40 5. Elder ........................................... .. 35 6. St X.vier ...................................... .. 34 7. Mason ......................................... .. 31 8. Sycamore .................................... .. 26 9.l.akotaWest. ................................ .. 17 10. Moeller........................................ 8 Others receiving votes: Loveland 5, Anderson 2.
T-
DMSIOIIU
!.Indian Hill (7)................................ 2. Turpin (2) ...................................... 3. Finneytown .................................... 4. Talawanda..................................... 5. Wyoming....................................... 6. Roger Bacon.................................. 7. Bata•ia ......................................... 8. No!wood ....................................... 9. New Richmond ..............................
10. Ross...........................................
I
Pohrb 86
83 72
53 51 41 35 21 20 15
Others receiving votes: McNic:flotas 8: Badin 7; Taylor3.
DIVISION ID
I~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
I~Hills(5) ...............................
2. Summrt Country Day (2) ................ .
5. CHCA ............................................ 6. Mariemont ................................... .. 7. Cin. Country Day .......................... .. 8. Fenwick ........................................ . 9. Reading. ...................................... .. TID. Cin. Christian ............................. TID. Purcell Marian .............. ..
Pohrb 66 65
50 46 44 43 29 20
14 4 4
Goals
Bascom, Madeira 14; White, Mariemont 14; Lamson, Batavia 14; Fink, Seven Hills 13; Adi, NCH 12; Templeton, Madeira!D; McCarthy, Alter 10; Woodworth, Seven Hills10; Hoop, Cin. Christian 10; Jones, Fenwick 9; Buri<an, Batavia 9; Jones Glen Este 9; Dwyer, Summrt 9; Combs, Finneytown 8; Green, indian HillS; Krehbiei,lndlan HillS; Rakoczy, Finneytown 8; WUest. Milfonl 8; Herl<amp, Mariemont 7; Pastor, DReading 7: NichoiM,AIIer 7; Baya, Princeton 7; Mather, Loveland 7.
......
Even, Talawanda 10; Krehbiel, Indian Hill 9; Asmerom, Mt Healthy 9; Barthelmas, Deer Park 8; White, Seven Hills 8; Green, Indian Hil 7; Nelson, Batavia7; McGin, Turpin 7; Obial, Turpin 7; Combs, Fonneytown 6; llansee, Finneytown 6; Wriston, Finneytown 6; Millet', Batavia 6; Temng, Milford 6; Brueggeman, Uttie Miami 6;Woodworth, Seven Hills 6; Mannion, Seven Hills 6.
Sllui-
Forl!fnan, Batavia 7; Stockum, Fairf!eld 7;Tracy, 7; Jackson, Talawanda 6; Compbeii/Westenneyer, Madeira 5; Louderback, Princeton 5; Pomfrey, Northwest 5; Smoker, Fonneytown 4; Jensen, Sycamore 4; Girardot, lakota West 4; Peterson, Summit 4; Honman, Elder 3; McDowell, Moeller 3; Morgan. Colerain 3; Paulett,
Ross
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HIGH SCHOOLS Boys' soccer
'1-ll.-6!..
.Seven Hills 9, Cincinnati Christian 2
Goals: S-M. Rnk 3, Woodworth 3, Chatfield, Coleman, B. Williams. G-Roden, Hood. Reco~ds: S 8-2 c 2-4-2. Summit 3, CHCA 2 Goals: S-Dwyer 2, C. Meininger. C-Brunk, Bernett. Records: S 9-1-1 (3-0 MVC); C 5-2. 2-2.
Norwood 1, Mt. Healthy 0 Shutout Barber (7 saves). Goal: Rosiles. Records: N 4-5 M 4-4-1. Colerain 2, Middletown 0 Shutout Morgan (4 saves). Goals: Weddle 2. Records: C 2-5-2:
Talawonda 0, Northwest 0 Walnut Hills 6, Little Miami 0 Shutout: Prats (0 saves), Fowler (1 save). Goals: landers. Nock, Irvine 2, Kabenji, Knapp. Records: w3-4-2.
Hanisonl, Taylor 1
Goals: H-Pnce. T-Pascua. Records: H 2-5-2, T 1-6-2. Cincinnati Country Oay 5, North College Hill 0 Goals: Beyersdorser, Klug, Mattis, Jacobs, Angotti. Shutout Connelly (4 saves). Records: C 5-5,3-1 MVC, N 3-7,1-3 .. New Richmond 4, Felicity 0 Shutout: Ware, Logan (1 save). Goals: N-Kilgore 3, Ottlinger. Records: N 10-0, F0-8-1.
Moeller 3, Badin 0
Shutout: McD~. Goals: Armstead, Sunderman, Cron. Records: M 3-3-2 (3-0-1) B 0-6-0 (0-3-1). Turpin 4, Kings 1 Goals: T-Risher, Obial, Coleman, McGill. K-Krallman. Records: T 6-4. Lebanon 1, Xenia 1 Goals: l-Bartee. X-McCioud. Records: L3-5-1, X 2-4-2. Elder 5, Purcell Marian 2 Goals: E-Meyer 2, Miller, Bertke, Doerflein. P-Hook, lutz. Records: E 6-2-1. 3-1 GCL, P 2-5-1. Ross 2, Edgewood 0 Shutout: Tracy (12 saves). Goals: S. Geier, Bulachr.
Madeira 9, Goshen 0 Goals: Bascom 3, M. Ellsworth 2. St Clair2, Gettinger, Myers. Shutout: B. Ellswo~h. Campbell, Westermeyer. Records: M 7-3-1. Fairfield 2, Princeton 1 Goals: Yeager, Miller. P-Beya. Records: F 8-0-1, P 8-1. Bethel¡Tate 2, Deer Part< 0 Shutout: Poe (6 saves). Goals: B-Marshall 2. Records: 8 6-2-1, DP 0-9. Wostom HiUs 5, Stivers 1 Goals: W-Gnffis 2, Bancroft 2, Pong, S-Wilkins. Records: W2-3-2.
Reading 6, St. Bemanl1 Goals: R-Greschel2, D. Pastor 2, Hlnken 2. B-Jeffreis. Records: R 7-2, B 2-5-0. Mason S, Glen ÂŁate 1 Goals: M-Winkler 2, Towers, Szabo, Wimalasena. G-Jones. Records: M 5-2-3. Sycamore 1, Lakota East 1 Goals: S-lavigne; LE-Stelletell. Records: S 3-1-5 (1-1-1), lE 6-1-1 (1-1-1). Milford 3, Oak HUis 3 Goals: M-Wuest 2, Olson. 0-Spraul, Ball, Erb. Records: M 7-1-1,0 2-7-1.
HIGH SCHOOLS Tuesday's results OHIO
Boys' soccer '1 - ~ o Batavia 4, Wosteno llnlwa 0 Shutout: Foreman (5 saves). Goals: B-larrison 2, Strine. Records: B B-1. W5-4.
Burkha~.
St. Beman! 4, Millonl Cbriotilln 0 Shutout: Rapier (12 saves). Goals: B-Jeffnes 2, Brinck, Shumacher. Records: B 2-4.
New Richmond 3, . .. . . _ 1 Goals N-Kilgore 2, Youse!. 8-Siocum. Records: N 9-0, B 0-6-1. Sunnoit 1, Cowin&IDto Colloollc 0 Shutout: Peterson (7 saves). Goals: S-Rost Records: S 8-U, C6-5. Moeller 6, Mcllcholoo 0
Shuto~ (I save). Goals: Mo.-Delaney, Cron, Myers, Armstead, Jackson. own. Records: Mo. 2·3-2 (GCL·S 2-0-1), Me. 0-7-2 (0-2-1). Sycamon 0, Wolntll ... 0 Shutout S-Jensen (3 saves). W-Fowler (6 saves) Records S 3·1-4, w2-4-2.
Mariemonl3, ..... o
Goals· M-White 2. Slickner. Shutout M-Shannon (6 saves). Records: M 5·3, R6-2.
Madeira 2,
w,.,.... 0
Goals: M-Templeton, Bascom. Shutout Wester· meyer (3 saves), Campbell (2 saves). Records: M 63·1 (CHLI-1-1), W5-2-1 (2-1).
Princetoa2, ........ 0t Goals: P-McGrath, Lundblad. Shtout P-louderback (4 saves), 0. Wilson (2 saves). Records: P B-0 (GMC 4-0), H2-5 (1-2).
St. Xavier 3, FetiWick 0 Shutout: Mueller (4 saves). Goals: S-lundh. Smith, Dillenburger. Records: S 3-4-1 (GCL2-0-I).
Elder 4, "-' ...... 0 Shutout: Hoffman, Baldnck (I save). Goals: ERoell2, Miller, Schaefer. Records: E 5-2-1 . .... Sole 1, Canol1 Goals: l-Aibers. C-Collins. Records: 1.3-3-2.
Talawonda $, llllllli VoleJ 1 Goals: T-Faura, Howington, Aint, Barr-Bare, Wilhelm. M-leventhal. Records: T9-0, M 2-5·2.
lakota East 5, Oak ... 0 Shutout Neal (2 saves). Goals: I.-Williams. Stegmaier. Palen 2, Taulbee. Records: l6-l (GMC 1-1).
W'otbrow 2, Wosteno- 2 Goals: Wi.-Ba 2. WH-Bankcron. Clark.
·
Indian HiR 11, Toylor 1
Goals. I-Krehbiel3, Green 3. C. Bnnn 2. K. Konway, Schnner, Eberley. T-Ch. Pascua. Records: 14-4-1 (CHl2-0-I). T 1-6-1 (0·2).
Winton Woods 4, Amelia 1 Goals: W-L. Spencer, Popolin, Mendoza. Roden Records: W 3-3-3, A 2-5.
~.-Banner.
Monrae&,c..-o
Goals: M-Wagers 3, Ruckman, Griffin, Hymer Sllutout: M-Hesson (I save). Records: M 8-0 (SBC 5-0). 3-4·1 Rnnoytown 10, Dear Port 1 Goals: F-RakoCl)' 2, Judge 2, Wnston, Scultz. H3nsee, Schuler, Ga1nes, Woldemariam. 0-Shannon. Records: F 7-2 (CHL3-0), D 0-8 (0-4).
Waynanille7, New
Leba--
0
Shutout Riley (I save). Goals: W-8. Ules 2. Downard, EwinR, C. Ules, Greelv, Rilev. Records: W6·0-2.
State soccer polls BOYS
DIVISION I
1, Gahanna Uncoln 5-0-0
~:~~n!:io
4, Fairfield 6-0-1
58
5, Whteths Anthny Wayne 6-0-1 6, Dublin Jerome 3-0-2 7, Centerville 7-1-0 8, Sylvania Northview 6-0-1 9, Medina 5-0-2 10, Cle. St lgna~us5-2-1 I, 2, 3, 4, 5,
99
q -Z.<;o路路l:l'- ~~
DIVISION H
Cuya. Falls Walsh Jesuit 6-0-0 Say Village Bay 7-0-0 CVCA 6-1-0 Dayton carroll 6-0-1 Be~ey 6-1-0
53 40 36 22 18 14 100 90 80 69 57
6, Alter 3-1路1
47
7, Elida 6-0-0 8, canfield 5-1-0
32 28
9, Turpin 5-3-0
21
10, Parma Padua 5-0-2
DIVISION IH
12
I, Worthington Chns~an 3-0-0 2, Young. Mooney 6-1-0 3, Gates Mills Hawken 7-0-0 4, Dayton Oakwood 7-0-1 5, Hud. West Rsrv Acad. 6-1-0 Ottawa-Glandorf 6-0-0
95 89 73 56 47 47
7, Lemon-Monroe IHl--0 8, Sewu HiRs 7路2.0
40
9, carroll Bloom-carroll7-l-0
tn
~!i-.1.0
36 28
u:.
HIGH SCHOOLS Boys' soccer q _~, 1 -QlMaso• 2, Wesblnille North 2 Goals: M-{)tfro, Petrey. W-Desmond, Nickoli. Records: M 4-2-3, w3-2-4.
Fairfield 1, st. Xa.ter 0
Shutout Stoclwm (7 saves). Goal: Feller. Record: 7-0-1, X1-2-1.
Bethel Tate 5, BllnciMster 4 Goals: BT-Marshall2, Foley 2, Moeller. B-Ricllmond, Davidson, Slocum, Braley Records: BT 4-2-1, B 0-5-2. ~
3, Hamilton 2
Goals: ·N-Enderle, Dogan, Pfieffer, carvajal. Records: H2-4, N 5-2-2.
H-Stewa~.
Summit!, Madeln 0 Shutout Peterson (4 saves). Goal: Vansamp. Records: S 7-1-1, M 5-3-1. Monroe 6, HCH 0 Shutout: Hesson (I save). Goals: M-Hendnckson 2, Griffin, Wagers. Phelps, Braden. Records: M 7-0-0, N 3-6-0. Elder 2, LaSalle 1 Goals: E-BeAAe, Schaefer l-Aibers. Records: E 4-2-1.
McNicbolas 3, Pu!HII Marlaa 3 Goals: M-Deming, Sandmann. Dames. P-Rnke, lutz, Roy. Records: P2-3-1, M 0-6-2.
~
N9-3-1.
Wyoming z, ceo 1
Goals: W-MaMney, Sanborn. C-Jacobs. Reoords: w5-1-1, c 4-5. Hew Richmond 3, lleofptown 0 Shutout Behymer (7 saves). Goals: Staton, 1111gore, Mott. Records: N 7-0, G5-3.
Mariemont 4, Glen Ella 2 Goals: M-Whtte 2, Herkamp, Masur. G-Giins, Jooes. Records: M 4-3.
Talawanda 4, Piqua 0 Shutout: Jackson (4 saves). Goals: T-Haugen 2, Faom. Bailer. Records: T8-0, P2-5.
Walnut Hills 3, Ross 1 Goals: W-Landers 2, Nock. R-Roarft Records: W 2-4-1. Sycamorwl, Lo>eland 1 Goals: S-Bregger.l-Sharpnacl<. S3-1-3, L4-2-2. Roger Bacon 4, Badin 2 Goals: R-Doran 2, Hansen, Jatzek. B-Snellgrove 2. Records: R3·4-1. Ruding 2, Cincinnati Christian 1 Goals: R-Hinken, D. Pastor. C-Hoop. Records: R 6-1, c 2-3-2.
Soccer honorBOYS rol
DIVISION I As of Sept. 12
Team !. Milford (5) ................................... . 2. Fairfield (I) ................................ .. 3. lakota East .................................. . 4. Princeton .... .. 5. StX ............................................ .. 6. Elder ............................................. 7. Syoamore ..................................... . 8. Mason ......................................... .. 9. Lakota West ................................... 10. Moeller......................,................ . ~
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TPoinb T!. Turpin (2)..................................... 74 T!.lndlan Hill (6)............................... 74 3. Rnneytown ................... 64 4. Wyoming..................................... 50 5. Talawanda............................... 46 6. Roger Bacon.. ......................... 33 T7. Batavia ........................................ 24 T7. Norwood............... 24 9. Ross ........ c................................... 17 TIO. McNicholas ................................ 12 T!O. Badin............... 12 Others receMng votes: New Richmond 5; Taylor 4; Ut· tleMiamil.
DMSIONIII Team I. CHCA (7) .................................... .. 2. Seven Hills 3. Monroe ....................................... . 4. Mariemont ...... :........................... . 4. Summit ....................................... .. 6. Madeira ....................................... . 7. Fenwick ...................................... .. 8. Cinti Country Day .......................... . 9. Cinti Christian .. . 9. Reading....................................... ..
Points 70 60 54 48 48 33 27 23 11 11
GOALS Bascom, Madeira 10; Templeton, Madeira 9; White, Mariemont, 9; Hoop, Cin.Christian 8; Jones, Glen Este 7; M. Rnk, Seven.Hills 7; Herkamp, Mariemont 7; Phillips, Talawanda 6; Jones, Fenwick 6; Wuest, Milford 5; Asmerom, Mount Healthy 5; Cortlett Mount Healthy 5; Ho, Norwood 5; Mcarthy, Alter 5; Osbome, LaSalle 5; Combs, Rnneytown 5; Green, In· dian Hlll5; Krehbiel, Indian Hi115; Pastor, B., Reading 5; Rascona, Deer Pari< 5; Tetling, Milford 4; Beya, Princeton 4; Even, Talawanda 4; Brueggeman, Uttle Miami 4; Barr·Beare, Talawanda 4; Dogan, Northwest 4; Gllton. Uttle Miami 4; Nocks, Walnut Hills 4; Wood· worth, Seven Hills 4; R. Rnk, Seven Hills 4; Dwyer, Summit 4; Priede, Summit 4; Mcnab, Fenwick 4; AI· bers, LaSalle 4; Deitsch, St X4; Spohn, St X4; Drehs, Indian Hiil4; Krummen, Taylor4; Pastor, D.Reading4; Rakoczy, Rnneytown 4.
ASSISTS Even, Talawanda 7; Asmerom, Mount Healthy 7; Krehbiel, Indian Hill 7; Brueggeman, Uttle Miami 6; Jones, Fenwick 6; Tetling, Milford 5; Mannion, Seven Hills 5; Meininger, Summit 5; Combs, Rnneytown 5; Hinkerl, Reading 5; McGrath, Princeton 4; Owens, Princeton 4; Gaj\Js, Turpin 4; Howington, Talawanda 4; McGiH, Turpin 4; Green, Indian Hi114; Greshel, Reading 4; Pamr, D.Reading 4.
SHUTOUTS Stockum, Fairfield 6; Jackson, Talawanda 4; Gl· rardot l..akota West 3; Louderback, Princeton 3; Pau· lett Lakota East3; Vonderbrink, Milford 3;Tracy, Ross 3; Porrdrey. Northwest 3; Campbell/Westerrneyer, u,.t(.,;...,
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HIGH SCHOOLS Today's schedule BOYS' SOCCER St. John's Jesuit at Toledo (St xa~er)
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Fenwick&, WestCarrolltoftl Goals: F-McNab 2, Jones 2, Blache, HeUermann, Mutlu, Gilmore, W-Seif. Records. F1-2, W0-2.
Lakota East 2, La Salle 0 Shutout Paulett (4 saves). Goals: LE-Reynolds, Rickey. Rerortls: LE 1-0, lS 0-1.
CIICA 5, Summit3 Goals: C-George 2, Williams, Smith, own. S-C. Meininger, Posada, Coronado. Rerords: C2-0, S 2-1.
Batavia 5, Amelia 0 Shutout Foreman (6 saves). Goals: B-Burkhart
2, Lamson 2, Strine. Records: A 0-1, B 2-1.
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Shutout: Shannon (5 saves). Goals: M- Wh~e. Herkamp. Records: M 2-0, CCD 1-2. Wyoming 3, Badin 1 Goals: W-Cole 2, Heideman. B-Smallgrove. Records: B 0-2, W1-0.
Talawanda 3, Oak Hills 0 Shutout: Jackson (6 saves). Goals: T-Phlllips, Even, Bailer. Records: T 2-0, 0 0-3.
Lakota West 2, Moeller 1
Goals: l-Kinter, Gray. M-Armsted. Records: l
2-1, M 0-2. Norwood 1, Glen Este 0 Shutout: Barber (7 saves). Goal: N-Ro~les. Records: N 2-0, G 2-1. MI. HeaHhy 4, Clarlc Montessori Shutout: Nichols (8 saves). Goals: Dugar, Corbett, Jordan. Willis. Records: M 1-0-1, C 1-1.
Sycamore 1, Mason 1 Goals: S- Grvegorvewsk•, M- Tetrey. Records: S-
0-0-2, M 0-2-1. Northwest 2, Walnut Hills 0 Shutout: Pomfrey (6 saves). Goals: N-Oogan 2 Records: NW 2-1, W0-1.
Madeira 10, Western Hills 0 Shutout: Westermeyt>r (2 saves), Campbell (I save). Goals: Bascom 2, Templeton 2. Frazier 2, Ervin, St. Clair, Frye, M. Ellsworth. Rerords: M 2-1, W0-2.
Norwood 1, Glen Este 0 Shutout Barber (~x saves). Goals: N-Rosiles. Records: N 2-0, G 2-1.
Ohio Jesuit Cup AI Toledo Saint Johns Toledo St.lohns 3, Sl Xavier 2 Goals: SJ-Schotter 2, Witherell. X-De~ch 2. Records: SJ 1-0, X 1-1.
Bishop Brossart 3, Gra- County 1
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Samantha Viox, Mercy The senior was first-team all-state and Girls' Greater Cincinnati League Scarlet player of the year. She ranked third among area Division I players in assists (664).
Michelle Kenning, St. Ursula The senior was first-team all-state, after being second-team all-state last season. She led the area in kills (375) and was second in kills per game (5.28).
Lindsay Upton, MND The senior was first-team all-state and Girls Greater Cincinnati League Scarlet. She was third locally in kill efficiency (.343) and sixth in kills (255).
DIV. I PLAYER OF THE YEAR
DIV. H PIJ OF THEYJ
Jenna Hagglund, lakota W.
·Katie Westerfeld, ·
The senior was first-team all-state and District 16 Coaches Association Division I player of the year. She had 547 assists foran average of 8. 7 per game.
The senior team all-stat Coaches Ass II player oftt third among IV players wi
DIV. I COACH OF THE YEAR
DIV. II CO OF THE YJ
Donna Mechley, MND
Denny Murphy, M•
Her team won the state championship, Mechley's fourth as MND coach and the program's fifth.
He was r 16 Coache: coach oft~ Rockets re< sion II regi<
Kristen White, McAuley The senior was first-team all-state, after being second-team all-state last season. She ranked third in the area in kills (309) and fourth in kills per game (4.41).
Abby O'Connor, Ursuline The senior was second-team all-state and first-team Girls Greater Cincinnati League Scarlet. She ranked fourth locally in digs (350) and digs per game (5.07).
Missy Harpenau, Mercy The junior was second-team all-state and first-team Girls Greater Cincinnati League Scarlet. She was third locally in kills per game (4.53) and fourth in kills (299). ·
Rachael Adams, MND The junior was third-team all-state and first- ·· ··· team Girls Greater Cincinnati league Scarlet. She led the area in blocks (109) and blocks per game (1.45). ·
Amber Gray, Lakota West The junior was honorable mention all-state and all-Greater Miami Conference. She ranked among the area top 10 in kills (223), kill efficiency (.372) and kills per game (3.52).
Jamie Grauvogel, Harrison The senior was honorable mention all-state and Fort Ancient Valley Conference Buckeye player of the year. She led the area in kills per game (5.36) and was second in kills (327).
Rachel Krabacher, McAuley The junior was honorable mention all-state and all-Girls Greater Cincinnati league Scarlet. She ranked among the area top 10 in kills (233) and kill efficiency (.310).
Sarah Luers, Lakota lEast The senior made the District 16 second team and was all-Greater Miami Conference. She was seventh locally in blocks (82) and eighth in blocks a game (1.14).
Emily Shelton, St. Ursula The senior made the District 16 second team and was all-Girls Greater Cincinnati League Scarlet. She led the area in digs (475) and digs per game (6.69).
HONORABLE MENTION DMSIONI Amelia - Bailey Metzner, Anderson - Gina · Boothe, Diana Schulte; Colerain - Samantha Morgan; Fairfield - Dana Hamblin; Glen EsteDanlelle Wall; Hamilton- Rachel Huber. Hughes -Jasmine Davis; Kings - sarah Shipley, Logan Shlrcllff; lakota West- Alii Bergheger,lovelandTarah Childress; Mason -Amanda Fago, Molly Rowland; McAuley - Michelle Clifford, Alison Bartish; Mercy - Stephanie Vorllerr, Michelle James; Mount Notre Dame- Abbie Rees, Rachel Rohlfs, Mindy Stanlslovaitls; Northwest- Briana Rlas; Oak Hills- Hannah Hedrick; St Ursula - Jayna Stenger, Chelsea Perry; Seton- lindsay Svec, Megan Henderson, ' libby Walter. Sycamore- Sarah McGrath, Carly Conlon; Turpin- Elizabeth Mulrey, Jalmle Martin; Urnuline - Brooke Maher, Brianna Williamson; Walnut Hills·- Ellie Aohn; Western Hills - Erin · Freese; Winton Woods- Chazity Bush; Withrowltourtnie Daugherty.
DMSIONS II·W ·' .. Badin - Kelly Btlttllrfield, Trlcla McCutchen; Batavia •. Melanie .Jump,. Kendra Stuchell; Clncln6atl Christian - Sara Carroll, Rachel
lawrence; CHCA- Kelley Gims, lauren luessen; Clark Montessori - Ashley Keith; Clermont Northeastern - lyndsey Waldman; Fenwick Kelsie Ludwig, Ashley Gliffin, Ellie Murphy, . Caitlin Thompson; Rnneytown - Kaitlin Worthington; Goshen- Mariah Gray; Indian HillKelsey Schaefer, , little Miami- Alicia Kees; lockland- Dana Rnney, Mandt Meadows; Madeira - Sara Hutchinson; McNicholas - Paige Chandler, Christina Gilene, Julia Noschang; New Richmond - Kellle Durbin; Norwood - lee Etta Shepherd, lauren Bradford; Purcell Marian Molly Pierson, Jaleeshia Saunders; Reading Janna Overbeck, Michele Glassmeyer. Roger Bacon - Vicki Pumpple, Katelyn Schawe .. AIIi Wilson; Ross ' Danlelle lafevern, Danielle Sundemaus; Seven Hills- Ginny Krone, Elizabeth Balskus; Shrader - Kendra Harrison; Summit CountJy Day - Hannah Glonus, Julia Dolan; Talawanda- Savannah Bertsch, Brittany Sandlin, Natalie Pierce; Taylor - Shannon · Corbett; Western Brown- Ally Kuntz; Wilmington - Molly Hinton; Wyoming·- Elizabeth Loper, Jessica Weeg.
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Kim Kleiman, Wyoming The senior made the Division II district first team and Cincinnati Hills League first team. She led area Divisions IHV players in digs (469).
Emma Keough, Clermont NE The senior made the Division II district first team and was Southern Buckeye Conference American player of the year. She led the area in blocks (145) and blocks per game (2.42).
Marie Jubak, McNicholas The junior was Division II honorable mention all-state and first-team all-district. She was sixth among area Divisions II-IV players in assists (483).
Lizzy Flynn, Indian Hill The sophomore made the Division II district firstteam and Cincinnati Hills League first team. She led area Divisions II-IV players in assists (742).
Kelsey Rose, Roger Bacon The senior made the Division II district first-team and was first team all-Girls Greater Cincinnati League Grey.
Susie Jensen, Wyoming . The senior made the Division II district first team and Cincinnati Hills League first team. She tied for fifth among area Divisions II-IV players in kills (222).
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SELECTED BY ENQUIRER REPORTER TOM GROESCHEN BASED ON RIECOMMIENDATIONS FROM AREA COACHES·
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.J~se Combs, Finneytown
Brett Gregory, Lakota East
The senior was Division II second-team all-state, first-team all-district and Cincinnati Hills League co-player of the year.
The senior defender was second-team all-state and first~team all-district. He had -- five goals and three assists.
David Krehbiel, .indian Hill
Matt Telting, Milford
The senior was Division II second-team all-state, first-team all-district and Cincinnati Hills League co-player of the year. He had 16 goals and 17 assists.
The senior was third-team all-state and first-team all-district. He had 12 goals and led the Greater Miami Conference with 16 assists.
Jeff Smoker, Finneytown
Josh Albers, la Salle
The junior was Division II third-team allstate, first-team all-district and All-Cincinnati Hills League.
The senior forward was third-team allstate, first-team all-district and Greater Cincinnati League South player of the year. He had 11 goals and eight assists.
E111sebio Faura, Talawanda
Mardoche Beya, Princeton
The senior was Division II third-team allstate and All-Fort Ancient Valley Conference Scarlet. He had nine goals and five assists.
The senior was third-team all-state and first-team all-district. He had 10 goals and six assists.
Nick Risher, Turpin
·Jon Myers, Moeller
The seniorwas all-district and All-Fort Ancient Valley 'conference Cardinal. He scored three goals on the season.
The senior defender was third-team allstate andfirst-team all-district. He had four goals and two assists.
Josh Green, Indian Hill
Anthony Montgomery, Lakota West
The senior was first-team all-district and All-Cincinnati Hills League. He had 18 goals and 12 assists.
John Auer, Roger Bacon The senior defender was first-team alldistrict and All-Greater Catholic League Central. He has been all-district and allleague the past two years.
The senior defender was third-team allstate and first-team all-district. He had five goals and three assists.
DMSION I PLAYER OF THE YEAR David Stockmn, fairfield
Jordon Larrison, Batavia The senior was first-team all-districtand · Southern l3ucl<eye~toiiference"National···~·- --~c, ~ player of the year.
· Austin Berry, Summit The senior was Division Ill first-team allstate, first-team all-district and All-Miami Valley Conference. He;haq ~igot. gp§l~ . ~n9. nine assists. ·
The senior goalkeeper was first team all-state and Greater Miami Conference player of the year. He had 19 shutouts and allowed four goals all season in helping lead the Indians (20-1-2) to a state runner-up finish.
The senior was first-team all-district. He had five goals and eight assists in helping lead the Indians to a state runner-up finish.
Ryan Wuest, Milford - ~The seniorc.Was firstd:eamalkdistrict.He led the Greater Miami Conferenc'e in scoring with 55 points (22 goals, 11 assists). -
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Johan Lundh, St. Xavier
Chad Reed, Fairfield
The senior was.first-team all-district and all-Greater Cincinnati League South. He '' had 13 goals and three assists. ,
He guided Fairfield(20-1-2) to a state runner-up ·finish and No. 13 national rating. The Indians had the . second most shutouts (19) in Ohio history;'' ·; · · .
Kevin Jones, Fenwick
Niro Wimalasena, Mason
The senior was Division Ill second-team all-state, first-team all-district and AllGreater Catholic League North. He had 16 goals and five assists.
The junior sweeper was first-team all-, di$trict and co-player of the year. in the Fort Ancient Valley Conference Buckeye. He helped lead Mason to eight shutouts.
Matt Wagers, Monroe
Eddie Doerflein, Elder
The senior was Division Ill second-team all-state.
The senior defender was first-team alldistrict and all-Greater Cincinnati League South. He had one goal and one assist.
Ben Rascona, Deer Park
Nick Yeager, fairfield
The junior was Division Ill second-team allcstate, first-team all-district and All-Cincinnati Hills League.
The senior was first-team all-district He had five goals and five assists in helping lead the Indians to a state runner-up finish.
Michael Fink, Seven Hills The sophomore was Division Ill thirdteam all-state, first team all-district and Miami Valley Conference player of the · year. He had 15 goals and eight ~ssists.
Chris Corbett, Elder The junior was first-team all-district and all-Greater Cincinnati League South. He had five goals and nine assists.
Daniel Ibarra, Madeira The senior defender was first-team all~ district and all-Cincinnati Hills League. He had four goals and was part of a defense that had 13 shutouts.
Chris Feller, Fairfield
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DIV. II-III PLAYER OF THE YEAR·
The senior was first-team all-district and was co-player of the year in the Fort Ancient Valley Conference Buckeye Division. He had three goals and one assist.
Stephen McGm, Turpin HONORABLE ·MENTION Badin - Patrick Doody, Patrick Rum pier; Batavia- Jared Burkhart; Cincinnati Christian - Dylan Hoop; Cincinnati Count!)' Day - Joey Beyersdorfer, Travis Tiffany, Quinn Connelly; C.HCA - Scott Cacciotti, Nick Williams, Kyle Sinith; Clark Montessori- Joshua Jones; Edgewood- Sean Barker; Fenwick- PhiiTrotta; Finneytown- Michael Rakoczy, Vasilis Vasilakis; Indian Hill- Joel Schriner, John Budig; little Miami- Corey Bruggeman, , Chris Gillon, Micah Wahnbaeck; Madeira- Zach Winters, Nate Bascom, Matt Ellsworth, ian Templeton; Mariemont- Mitchell White, Matt Finn;
McNicholas- Nate Skeen, Joe Sandman; New Richmond - Greg Matt; Nor- _ wood - Hugo Delgado, Diego Rosiles, Nick Ho; Purcell Marian- Tim Roy, Aaron Klauder, Kyle Finke; Reading c Kyle Donovan; Roger Bacon - Drew Hansen; Ross- David Tracy, Alex Geier, Adam Broz, Matt Ross, Dustin Skidmore; Seven Hills Richard Fink, Ross Woodworth; Summit Count!)' Day ~Dan Dwyer, Dan Cosgrove; Talawanda -Josh Howington, Chris Jackson, Sam McVey, Zach Wilhelm; TaylorJosh Merz; Turpin -Jon Obial, Ben Gajus, Stephen Farrell: Wyoming - Tim Hightower.
The senior was Division II first-team all-state for the · second straighfyearaild repeats· Enquirer Dll-111 player of the year. The Fort Ancient Valley Conference Cardinal player of the year had eight goals and nine assists.
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DIV. II-III COACH OF THE YEAR Jon Unger, Madeira He guided Madeira (17-4-1) to the Division Ill. ·state semifinals. Madeira won state titles in 2002 and '03 under Unger.
HONORABLE MENTION Amelim -Chris Banner, Andrew Mather, Royal Moore, Mike SharpRoller, Eriic Schweinhart; Anderson nack; Kyle McC:arty, Jeff Siddiqui, Chris VortMason- Jeff Bean, Scott Burnette, kamp; Colerain - Chaz McCullah; Elder Seth Petrey, Ryan Winkler; Moeller-Adam Bertke, Dan Miller, Keith Krei- Joe Huhn, Preston Armstead, Quinn denwis, Anthony Meyer, Steve Schaef- McDowell; Mount Healthy - Abiel Aser; Fairfield. Aaron Miller, f'hUBauer, ·merom, Germale Russell, Graham Schaeper; Northwest- Edgar ValdezJosh Tarter Glen Este- Jake Jones; Harrison- Kasey Ahmayer, Billy An;; Martinez; Oak Hills- Cgl)' Larkin; derson, Brad Kliener; _ 'Pnnc~ton- Kevin Donnelly,Pat . Kings -Joey Biblehausen, Drew D- McGrath;. . . . .. relkosen, Thomas Krall man, Justin OttSt. Xavier- Kevin Deitsch, John Bultman; Lakota East- Mike Orth; La- Drosick, Joe Thomas; Sycamore- Taykota West- Matt Bahner, Ryan Gray; lor Jensen, Ryan Lavigne; Walnut I-Ii lis La Salle- Aaron Osborne, Mike Deyh- - Matt Landers, Peter Mooney, Elick le, Jeremy Albers, Mitch Deyhle, Pat Nock:Wilmington-Jefl Carter, Luca Doyle, Ben Sepate; Lebanon - Brett. . Terrigno;,Jollathan-vrncent, Jacob Carr, John McDo~ald; Loveland - Sam : Winton Woods - Luke Spencer,
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SELECTED BY ENQUIRER REPORTER TOM GROESCHIEN BASED ON RECOMMENDATIONS FROM AREA COACHES
DIV. I FIRST TEA Samantha Viox, Mercy
DIV. I PLAYER OF THE YEAR
DIV. II PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Jenna Hagglund, lakota W.
Katie Westerfeld, R. Bacon
The senior was first-team all-state and Girls' Greater Cincinnati league Scarlet player of the year. She ranked third among area Division I players in assists (664).
The senior was first-team all-state and District 16 Coaches Association Division I player of the year. She had 54 7 assists. for an average of 8. 7 per game.
Michelle Kenning, St. Ursula The senior was first-team all-state, after being second-team all-state last season. She led the area in kills (375) and was second in kills per game (5.28).
lindsay Upton, MND The senior was first-team all-state and Girls Greater Cincinnati league Scarlet. She was third locally in kill efficiency (.343) and sixth in kills (255).
DIV. II COACH OF THE YEAR Denny Murphy, McNicholas
Mechley, MIND
Julie Baltimore, Reading
The senior was secondteam all-state and District 16 Coaches Association Division II player of the year. She was third among area Division IIIV players with 247 kills.
DIV. I COACH OFTHEYEAR Doeu1~
DIV. III-IV PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Her team won the state championship, Mechley's. fourth as MND coach and the program's fifth.
Kristen White, McAuley
The seniorrepeats as Divisions III-IV player of the year, District 16 coaches' player oftheyear and Cincinnati Hills League player of the year.
DIV. III-IV COACH OF THE YEAR Dianna Schmidt, Reading
He was named District 16 Coaches Assocation coach of the year as the · Rockets reached the Division II regional semifinals.
She was named District 16 Coaches Association coach of the year, as Reading (23-3) reached the Division Ill regional semifinals.
The senior was first-team all-state, after being second-team all-state last season. She ranked third in the area in kills (309) and fourth in kills per game (4.41).
Abby O'Connor, Ursuline The senior was second-team all-state and first-team Girls Greater Cincinnati League Scarlet. She ranked fourth locally in digs (350) and digs per game (5.07).
Missy Harpenau, Mercy The junior was second-team all-state and first-team Girls Greater Cincinnati League Scarlet. She was third locally in kills per game (4.53) and fourth in kills (299).
Rachael Adams, MND The junior was third-team all-state and firstteam Girls Greater Cincinnati league Scarlet. She led the area in blocks (109) and blocks per game (1.45).
Amber Gray, lakota West The junior was honorable mention all-state and all-Greater Miami Conference. She ranked among the area top 10 in kills (223), kill efficiency (.372) and kills per game (3.52).
Jamie Grauvogel, Harrison The senior was honorable mention all-state and Fort Ancient Valley Conference Buckeye player of the year. She led the area in kills per game (5.36) and was second in kills (327).
Rachel Krabacher, McAuley The junior was honorable mention all-state and all-Girls Greater Cincinnati League Scarlet. She ranked among the area top 10 in kills (233) and kill efficiency (.310).
Sarah Luers, Lakota East The senior made the District 16 second team and was all-Greater Miami Conference. She was seventh locally in blocks (82) and eighth in blocks a game (1.14).
Emily Shelton, St. Ursula The senior made the District 16 second team and was all-Girls Greater Cincinnati league Scarlet. She led the area in digs (475) and digs per game (6.69).
HONORABLE MENTION DMSIONI Amelia - Bailey Metzner; Ander.mn - Gina Boothe, Diana Schulte; Colerain - Samantha Morgan; Fairiield - Dana Hamblin; Glen Este Danlelle Wall; Hamilton- Rachel Huber, Hughes -Jasmine Davis; Kings- Sarah Shipley, Logan Shircliff; Lakota West- Alii Bergheger, LovelandTamh Childress; Mason - Amanda Fago, Molly Rowland; McAuley - Michelle Clifford, Alison Bartlsh; Mercy - Stephanie Vomerr, Michelle James; Mount Notre Dame- Abbie Rees, Rachel Rohlfs, Mindy Stanisiovaitis; ·-Northwest c Brtana Rias; Oak Hills- Hannah HedricK; St UJSula - Jayna Stenger, Chelsea Peny; Seton- Undsay Svec, Megan HendeJSon, Ubby Walter, Sycamore- Sarah McGmth, Carly Conlon; Turpin- Elizabeth Mulrey, Jalmie Martin; Ursuline - Brooke Maher, Brlanna Williamson; Walnut Hills - Ellie Flohn; Western Hills - Ertn Freese; Winton Woods- Chanty Bush; WithrowKourtnie Daugherty.
DIVISIONS II·IV
Badin- Kelly Butteriield, Tricia McCutchen; Batavia - Melanie Jump, Kendra Stuchell; Cincinnati Christian - Saro Carroll, Rachel
Lawrence; CHCA- Kelley Glms, Lauren Luessen; Clark Montessori - Ashley Keith; Clennont . Northeastern - Lyndsey Waldman; Fenwick • Kelsle Ludwig, Ashley Griffin, Ellie Murphy, Caitlin Thompson; Flnneytown - Keitlln Worthington; Goshen -Martah Gray; Indian HillKelsey Schaefer, Uttle Miami- Alicia Kees; Lockland- Dana Rnney, Mandy Meadows; Madeira - Sara Hutchinson; McNicholas - Paige .Chandler, Christina Gllene, Julia Noschang; New Richmond - Kellle Durbin; N01wood - Lee Etta Shepherd, lauren Bradford; Purcell Marian Molly PieJSon, Jaleeshla SaundeJS; Reading Jenna Overbeck, Michele Glassmeyer, Roger Bacon - Vicki Pumpple, Katelyn Schawe, Alii Wilson; Ross - Danielle LafeveJS, Danielle Sundemaus; Seven Hills c. Ginny Krone, Elizabeth Balskus; Shroder- Kendra Harrison; Summit Countly Day - Hannah Glortus, Julia Dolan; Talawanda- Savannah Bertsch, Brittany Sandlin; Natalie Pierce; Taylor - Shannon Corbett; Western Brown- Ally Kuntz; Wilmington - Molly Hinton; Wyoming - Elizabeth Loper, Jessica Weeg.
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_.l)llf~'II-IV FIRST-TEAM Kim Kleiman, Wyomung
lynn Abbinante, Western Brown
The senior made the Division II district ffrst team and Cincinnati Hills League first team. She led area Divisions II-IV players:in digs (469).
The senior made the Division II district first team and Southern Buckeye Conference American first team. She ranked among the area top 10 in kills (222) and blocks (87).
Emma Keough, Clermont NE ·
Julie Guenther, Badin
The senior made the Division II district first team and was Southern Buckeye Conference American player of the year. She led the area in blocks (145) and blocks per game (2.42).
The senior made the Divisions II-IV district first team and Girls Greater Cincinnati league Grey first team: She was fifth locally in digs (373) and digs per game (4. 78).
·Marie Jubak, McNicholas
Kelsey Linder, Finneytown
The junior was· Division II honorable niention all-state and first-team all-district. She was sixth among area Divisions II-IV players in assists (483).
Lizzy Flynn, Indian Hill
Thejunior made the Divisions II-IV district first team and Cincinnati Hills league first tea·m. She ranked fifth among area Divisions III-IV players in blocks (89).
· Jessica Gadberry, Reading
The sophomore made the Division II district first team and Cincinnati Hills League first team. She led area Divisions II-IV players in assists (742). ·
The senior mad·e the Divisions II-IV district first team and Cincinnati Hills league first team. She ranked among area leaders in kills (227) and digs (304).
Kelsey Rose, Roger Bacon
Jenrii Fawns, Badin
The senior made the Division II district first-team and was first team all-Girls Greater Cincinnati League Grey.
The senior made the Divisions II-IV district first team and Girls Greater Cincinnati League Grey second team; She ranked fourth among area Divisions II-IV players in blocks (104).
Susie Jensen, Wyoming
Erica· Franke, Mariemont
The senior made the Division II district first team and Cincinnati Hills League first team. She tied for fifth .among area Divisions II-IV players in kills (222).
The junior made the Divisions II-IV district first team and Cincinnati Hills league first team. She ranked third among area Divisions II-IV players in blocks (112).