Brendan Connelly,James Weber,Alex HarrisonCincinnati Enquirer
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The spring high school sports season marked the end of the 2023-24 school year, and before the new year begins, The Cincinnati Enquirer presents the 2023-2024 Spring All-Stars, also known as the all-city teams.
Team state championships by Mason baseball and St. Xavier boys volleyball highlighted a spring season with several teams making deep tournament runs. Greater Cincinnati enjoyed many team state titles, individual crowns and other accomplishments in individual-oriented sports such as tennis, and track and field.
Here are the all-city teams for the 2024 spring season.
Baseball
Ohio
Division I
Player of the year
Jacob Hanley, Mason: The senior Indiana University commit was Ohio all-state player of the year and the coaches' all-city player of the year after leading the Comets to their first state championship. Hanley hit .388 with five home runs, 32 RBIs, 35 runs scored, eight doubles and four triples. On the mound, he was 9-1 with a 1.79 ERA and 87 strikeouts in 58 innings, pitching four shutouts on the season. He was at his best during the postseason run. He hit three home runs in the playoffs and then had two key hits against Moeller in the regional final. In the state semifinals, a 1-0 win over Perrysburg, he pitched a one-hit shutout and drove in the only run with a two-out triple in the top of the seventh inning.
Coach of the year
Curt Bly, Mason: He led the Comets to a 28-6 record and their first state championship.
First team
Caden Ammon, Elder; Michael Bilo, Mason; Jacob Boland, Fairfield; Ian Busch, Ross; Carter Christenson, Moeller; Abe Crall, Western Brown; Conner Cuozzo, Moeller; Micah Daniels, Talawanda; Lucas Davids, Fairfield; Josh Davis, Princeton; Ryan Frey, Northwest; Zach Gardner, Springboro; Ryan Gulbransen, Kings; Connor Gullett, Turpin; David Hagen, Moeller; Jacob Hanley, Mason; Alex Koelling, Mason; Wil Kraus, Oak Hills; Dylan Lloyd, Colerain; Drew Oerther, Loveland; JoJo Overbeek, Anderson; Matt Ponatoski, Moeller; Jack Ryan, St. Xavier; Anthony Sulek, Mason; Mitchell Tamkus, Turpin; Zion Theophilus, Moeller; Ben Voegele, Ross
Second team
Justin Baker, Kings; A.J. Beason, Monroe; Tyler Biggs, Elder; Evan Braun, Monroe; Nate Bray, Ross; Joey Buchanan, Milford; Ty Covington, Turpin; Conor Deutschle, Milford; Derek Fleming, Loveland; Tyler Forest, La Salle; Seth Green, Harrison; Ben Hanley, Mason; Joe Lafkas, Turpin; Jovan Love, Moeller; Ryan Maloney, Princeton; C.J. Margraf, Loveland; Trenton Murphy, Oak Hills; Mark Rutherford, Mason; Carter Sansone, Colerain; Jackson Saylor, Springboro; Anthony Sedam, Harrison; Drew Stevens, Mason; Eddie Tanner, Talawanda; Joe Tarin, Monroe; Noah Wagster, Fairfield; Braden Wisecarver, Northwest; Ryan Wright, Talawanda
Honorable mention
Aiken: Grey Blanco, Nate Poelinitz; Anderson: Leo Muehlenkamp; Edgewood: Roman Smith; Goshen: Cohen Hamann; Hamilton: Cournell Bennett-McCoy; Harrison: Bruce Becker, Kelyn Dallio; Kings: Drew Burdine, Anthony Robinson; La Salle: Isaac Goldschmidt; Lakota East: Dean Brown, Cooper Helton, Brayden Reinhart; Lakota West: Braydon Johnson; Little Miami: Charlie McGuinness; Loveland: Blake Carrigan; Mason: Bryce Brannon; Moeller: Forrest Day, Will McCullough, Luke Pappano, Charlie Valencic; Northwest: Brayden Barnes; Oak Hills: Cooper Harrison, Joe Helmes; St. Xavier: Jack O’Malley; Talawanda: Tyler Robinson; Turpin: Luke Jilek; Walnut Hills: Ace co*cklin, Alex Conrad; West Clermont: Michael Hibbs, Austin Randolph; Western Brown: Jet Jamison, Cameron Johnson; Western Hills: Omarion Beckley, Thomas Fleming, Peyton Schnitzler; Withrow: Glen Gilliam, Jason Norman, Dante Winstead.
Division II
Player of the year
Nick Rinala, Indian Hill: He led the Braves to a 22-8 record, the Cincinnati Hills League championship, and their first district championship since 1993. Rinala was CHL Player of the Year for the second year in a row, the Southwest Ohio Baseball Coaches Association all-city Division II player of the year, and honorable mention all-state. He was 8-1 with a 1.56 ERA on the mound and hit .407 with 20 RBIs, 35 steals and 44 runs scored.
Coach of the year
Brion Treadway, Badin: He led the Rams to a 27-7 record and a state runner-up finish. Badin was league, district and regional champions.
First team
Avery Battle, Roger Bacon; Austin Buckle, Badin; Austin Dick, Blanchester; Jonathan Copfer, Indian Hill; Devlan Daniel, Indian Hill; Chad Dannemiller, McNicholas; Connor Davis, Reading; Caleb Driessen, Badin; Wes Embry, Batavia; Charlie Hess, Reading; Carson Kuhlman, New Richmond; Jeff Levin, Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy; Aiden Melvin, Wyoming; Nick Rinala, Indian Hill; Brayden Schmittou, Batavia; Carson Stevens, Wyoming; Chandler Taylor, Badin
Second team
Kyle Anderson, Badin; Braden Bobo, McNicholas; Jeremiah Carmella, Badin; Beau Chaney, Badin; Luke Dietrich, Reading; Dylan Hartman, Indian Hill; Lex Hounshell, New Richmond; Jaylen Howard, Taylor; Landen Ivy, CHCA; Chase Luebbe, Badin; Kyle Miller, Roger Bacon; Zach O’Connell, CHCA; Mason Patrick, Batavia; Derek Richardson, Batavia; Sammy Roush, Blanchester; Bryce Sipple, Blanchester; Jack Weyman, Wyoming; Carrson Sova, Fenwick; Jake Stephens, Wilmington,
Honorable mention
Badin: Kade Bowling, Cooper Ollis, Tyler Verdin; Batavia: Dom Hannah; Clinton-Massie: Liam Denehy, Jackson Doyle, Miles Theetge; Fenwick: Carrson Sova; Indian Hill: Brady Drost, Trent Hartman, Evan Hindman, Ben Liebel; Mt. Healthy: Jayden Irving; Norwood: Mark Davis; Taft: Milton Godfrey, Trevon Strattman; Wilmington: Jake Stephens; Wyoming: J.P. Neufarth, Aiden Pippin, Charlie Steed.
Division III
Co-players of the year
Cameron Snider, Bethel-Tate: He led the Tigers to a 15-7 record and the Southern Buckeye Academic and Athletic Conference-National championship. He was named the National Division player of the year and SWOBCA co-player of the year in Divisions III/IV. Snider was 8-2 on the mound with an ERA of 0.88 and 85 strikeouts in 56 innings. He was also the Tigers’ top hitter with a .368 average, 18 RBIs and 14 steals.
Evan Lafferty, Miami Valley Christian Academy: He led the Lions to a 19-6 record and the Miami Valley Conference-Gray Division championship. He was the MVC-Gray player of the year and SWOBCA co-player of the year in Divisions III/IV. He hit .474 with 20 RBIs, 10 extra-base hits, 22 steals and 30 runs scored. On the mound, he was 4-1 with a 2.82 ERA and 64 strikeouts in 34 innings.
Coach of the year
Greg Tissot, Cincinnati Country Day: He led the Nighthawks to a 21-9 record and a district championship, losing to eventual state champion Heath in the regional semifinals.
First team
Calvin Acosta, Clark Montessori; Brody Armor, Deer Park; Parker Corbin, Cincinnati Country Day; Jackson Cunningham, Madeira; Bo Deeter, Mariemont; Gavin French, Miami Valley Christian Academy; David Haas, Seven Hills; Ethan Hyrne, Miami Valley Christian Academy; Jack Ladd, Bethel-Tate; Evan Lafferty, Miami Valley Christian Academy; Jayce Parsons, Deer Park; Nate Paumier, Cincinnati Country Day; Jackson Raby, Cincinnati Christian; T.J. Selvie, Cincinnati Christian; Cameron Snider, Bethel-Tate; Sonny Ward, Purcell Marian
Second team
Alex Anderson, Finneytown; Daniel Bronson, Mariemont; Davis Campbell, CCD; Andrew Cissell, Madeira; Nick Cohen, Seven Hills; Noah Davis, Norwood; Jack Durand, MVCA; Ethan Ernst, Clark Montessori; Cameron Gilreath, Deer Park; Grayson Houchin, Summit Country Day; Sam Jones, Mariemont; Tanner Temar, Madeira; Andrew Zimmerman, CCD
Honorable mention
Clark Montessori: Mikias Maher; Clermont Northeastern: Evan Wilson, Lucas Yeager; Gamble Montessori: Aiden Peters, Brent Thompson, Bradley Wellbrock; Middletown Madison: Grady Combs; Summit Country Day: Bryce McNair, Pete Sherman; Waynesville: Jonas Berger, Ben Freese; Williamsburg: Kaleb Bogan, Austin Elkins, Ayden Holden, J.J. Miller.
Division IV
Player of the year
Grady Jowers, Felicity-Franklin: The junior led the Cardinals to the district championship game and was first-team all-league in the SBAAC-National. He was 5-0 on the mound with a 1.73 ERA and hit .309 with 10 RBIs. He had 42 strikeouts in 32 innings and was honorable mention all-state by Prep Baseball Report.
Coach of the year
Tyrell Martin, Lockland: He was named SWOBCA Division III/IV coach of the year and the MVC-Gray coach of the year after leading the Panthers to a 9-14 record, a six-win improvement over 2023.
First team
Lucas Cannady, St. Bernard-Elmwood Place; Jacob Curtis, New Miami; Aliou Diallo, Lockland; Arliss Estepp, Riverview East; Derrick Farrell, Riverview East; Garet Hall, Felicity-Franklin; Clayton Holden, Fayetteville-Perry; R.J. Hudson, St. Bernard-Elmwood Place; Grady Jowers, Felicity-Franklin; Aidan Lykins, Felicity-Franklin; Jonathan Minton, Lockland; Aiden Rack, St. Bernard-Elmwood Place; Crosley Shroyer, Riverview East,
Northern Kentucky/Southeast Indiana
Co-players of the year
Jackson Reardon, Covington Catholic: The junior led the Colonels with a .463 average, three home runs, 36 RBIs, 15 doubles and six triples. He stole 20 bases and scored 47 runs to lead CovCath to a 31-6 record
A.J. Curry, Ryle: The sophom*ore was the leading hitter in Kentucky with a .571 average, hitting six homers with 35 RBIs, 43 runs scored and 14 steals. He was also 2-2 with two saves and a 2.33 ERA on the mound. He helped Ryle win the Ninth Region and advance to the state quarterfinals.
Coach of the year
Joseph Aylor, Ryle: He led the Raiders to the Ninth Region championship and the state quarterfinals.
First team
Luke Abeling, Dixie Heights; Logan Cones, Simon Kenton; A.J. Curry, Ryle; Michael Detzel, Beechwood; Charlie Dieruf, Covington Catholic; Sam Eppley, Ryle; Kyle Flynn, Dixie Height; Zach Franzen, Campbell County; Thomas Gemeinhardt, Dixie Heights; Chris Henson, Boone County; Caleb Mann, Ryle; Dylan McIntyre, Ryle; Mark Nowak, Cooper; Trevor Pulsfort, Scott; Jackson Reardon, Covington Catholic; A.J. Reynolds, East Central; Brayden Rouse, East Central; Tyler Schumacher, Campbell County; Cayden Smithers, Walton-Verona; Daxton Straus, Campbell County; Eli Wagner, Covington Catholic; Aaron Wichmann, Conner; Alek Yuskewich, Covington Catholic; Bradley Zekl, Covington Catholic
Second team
Drew Barth, Highlands; Brody Benke, Highlands; Adam Brandstetter, Villa Madonna; Josh Caudill, Ryle; Carson Clark, Campbell County; Zach deSylva, Highlands; Aiden Dickerson, Bellevue; Kellen Dossett, Gallatin County; Chase Flaherty, Beechwood; Tyler Fryman, Beechwood; Mason Howard, Walton-Verona; Nick Keener, Bellevue; Jonah Martin, Villa Madonna Jackson Mays, Ludlow; Kaden Morrison, Ludlow; Brady Neff, Holy Cross; Jacob Piper, Simon Kenton; Anthony Procaccino, Simon Kenton; Tyler Ruete, Simon Kenton; Joshua Ruwe, Calvary Christian; Luke Schneider, Highlands; Connor Seiter, Newport Central Catholic; Carson Shea, St. Henry; T.J. Sorrell, Bellevue; Noah Thornberry, Calvary Christian; Kaden Wright, Lloyd Memorial; Race Zachary, Calvary Christian.
Honorable mention
Bishop Brossart: Isaac Amin; Conner: Brady Bushman; East Central: Cole Reynolds, Joel Richter, Moses Wheat; Holmes: Tyler Brashear; Lawrenceburg: Nolan Mclane, Dustin Shaw; Pendleton County: Michael Fultz; Ryle: Anthony Coppola, Tate Cordrey, Olli Morris; Scott: Dylan Giffen; Simon Kenton: Evan Sheridan, Caleb Uhl, Daniel Uhl; South Dearborn: Adam Kunkel; Walton-Verona: Brondon Corpus, Will Hurles; Williamstown: Braylon Rodriguez.
Boys lacrosse
Ohio
Division I
Player of the year
Khalif Hocker, St. Xavier: The junior attack led the Bombers to a 21-4 record and Division I state runner-up. He was the only local first-team all-state selection, an All-American honoree by USA Lacrosse, and the Region 4 player of the year.
Coach of the year
Ron Cheek, Kings: He was Region 4 coach of the year after leading the Knights to an 18-2 record, their most wins in a season in school history, and their first Eastern Cincinnati Conference championship since 2019.
First team
Luke Barkimer, Milford; Ryan Barone, Lakota East; Garrett Brenkert, Sycamore; Carson Cheek, Lakota West; Talan DeBruler, Moeller; Zach Gleason, Loveland; Bo Hegarty, Moeller; Brennen Hickey, Moeller; Khalif Hocker, St. Xavier; A.J. Johnson, Kings; Tanner Levin, Mason; Sam Lockwood, Kings; Peter Marietta, Mason; Creed McDonald, Springboro; Scott Michaud, Springboro; Connor Smith, Springboro; Tyler Stegbauer, St. Xavier; Magnus Violet, St. Xavier; Daniel Vollmer, St. Xavier; Trent Yelton, St. Xavier.
Second team
Brady Bennett, St. Xavier; Troy Boggs, Milford; T.J. Compton, Moeller; Ben Ewing, Kings; Johnnie Guttman, St. Xavier; Kyle Harden, Loveland; Bo Hoffmeier, Elder; Gus Kleeman, Mason; Matthew Koehne, Loveland; Ben Lehman, St. Xavier; Gavin Loughrie, Lakota West; Ben LoPiccolo, Mason; Ryan Lynn, Sycamore; Evan Meier, Elder; Hudson Newman, Lebanon; Riley Platter, Kings; Rowdy Scheer, St. Xavier; Noah Smith, Moeller; Zach Smith, Springboro; Max Stallmeyer, Elder; Spencer Stegbauer, St. Xavier.
Honorable mention
Fairfield: Jake Schwartz; Kings: Jack Bender, Jacob Ellison; Lakota East: A.J. Harrison, Ethan Kmieske; Lakota West: Noah Dean, Reice Hafl; Lebanon: Carson Forte, Sam Routson, Morgan Schepker; Little Miami: Alec Anderson; Loveland: Jay Christian, Hudson Fahey, Sawyer Muchmore; Mason: Hayden Bunch, Henry Cooper, Ben Cravens, Jacob Lupinski; Milford: Keegan Oldendick, Brady Stern, Jacob Wagner, Trey Wagner; Sycamore: Seth Truter; Winton Woods: Vance George.
Division II
Player of the year
Matt Swisher, Fenwick: The senior attack was first-team all-state in Division II and Region 8 player of the year after leading the Falcons to an 18-3 record and regional runner-up. He had 73 goals, 31 assists and 59 ground balls for the season.
Coach of the year
Doug Gallant, Fenwick: He was named Region 8 coach of the year after leading the Falcons to an 18-3 record and the Division II, Region 8 final.
First team
Connor Ballantyne, Edgewood; Leland Beerman, Edgewood; Parker Beuerlein, Fenwick; Nate Borman, Summit Country Day; Bruce Bray, Fenwick; Andrew Duckwall, Mariemont; Luke Elliott, Turpin; Joe Farlaino, Fenwick; Jaxon Frye, Indian Hill; Eli Hernandez, Mariemont; Wesley Limle, La Salle; Mason Martini, Clinton-Massie; Cooper Mulligan, Fenwick; Jackson Palermo, Wyoming; Penn Picton, Indian Hill; Reno Roehm, Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy; Charlie Roesel, La Salle; Drew Schrudde, La Salle; Gabe Scruggs, Wyoming; Matt Swisher, Fenwick.
Second team
Shamus Ambrose, Wyoming; Zacchary Carrico, Summit Country Day; Trey Carter, Indian Hill; Joey Celesti, McNicholas; Michael Colizza, Seven Hills; Vaughan Hawkins, Fenwick; Grant Huffstetler, CHCA; Seth Israel, Wyoming; Thatcher Kearns, Wyoming; Jack Kelly, McNicholas; Ryan McDonald, Summit Country Day; Adam Rucker, Fenwick; Siddha Shah, Seven Hills; Simon Smythe, Cincinnati Country Day; John Tanaka, Fenwick; Brett Throndsen, CHCA; Jackson Vest, CHCA; Talon Vianello, Mariemont; Stuart Wells, Mariemont; Corbin Wiggins, Edgewood; Carson Yackey, CCD.
Northern Kentucky
Player of the year
Michael Lanier, Ryle: The senior led Ryle to a 9-8 record, a district title and the state quarterfinals of the Commonwealth Lacrosse League. He was named all-state and all-region after notching 37 goals and 17 assists. He graduated as Ryle’s all-time leading scorer with 121 goals and set school records with 357 ground balls and 557 faceoff wins.
Coach of the year
Noah Reed, Ryle: He led the Raiders to a district title and the state quarterfinals, going undefeated against other Northern Kentucky teams during the season.
First team
Logan Bell, Ryle; Alec Brenner, Covington Catholic; Ben Dixon, Cooper; Carson French, Ryle; Jacob Hayduk, Covington Catholic; Griffin Kruse, Dixie Heights; Michael Lanier, Ryle; Jonny Seibert, Walton-Verona; Ephraim Turner, Cooper; Eric Wong, Cooper.
Second team
Jake Bailey, Ryle; Lochland Carmichael, Bluegrass Bulldogs; Carter Daniels, Walton-Verona; Kayden Durrett, St. Henry; Joshua Ehrhardt, Cooper; Jackson Gronotte, Covington Catholic; Blake Leiker, Ryle; Tanner Spiller, Walton-Verona; Bronson Wandell, Ryle goalie; Bryson White, Ryle.
Honorable mention
Bluegrass Bulldogs: Grant Stetter, Brody Strotman; Cooper: Demitre Beltran, Austin Bringer, Ryan Forbes, Carson Taylor; Covington Catholic: Jonathan Ghazala, Evan Vinson; St. Henry: Brady Dickman, Jake Elfers, Rick Erwin, Jackson Meyer; Walton-Verona: Keagan Gregory, Lincoln Mann, Chris Watts.
Girls lacrosse
Ohio
Division I
Co-players of the year
Carly Thiel, Sycamore: The senior led the Aviators to a 15-4 record and the Greater Miami Conference championship. She was first-team all-state in Division I, Region 4 midfielder of the year and a USA Lacrosse All-American. She scored more than 100 goals this season and more than 300 for her career. She also had 74 ground balls this season and over 200 draw controls.
Caroline Ling, Springboro: The Rutgers signee was Ohio Division I Co-Attack of the Year and Division I, Region 4 Attack of the Year after scoring 188 goals for the Panthers.
Coach of the year
Brian Schuckman, Kings: He led the Knights to a 19-4 record, their first regional championship and the Division I state semifinals.
First team
Claire Baenziger, Mason; Kenzie Beck, Kings; Marin Bode, Kings; Tyler Bowers, Walnut Hills; Madison Coster, Oak Hills; Rachel Denny, Springboro; Chloe Downing, Springboro; Sami Drew, Kings; Kennedy Dye, Sycamore; Brynna Hall, St. Ursula; Paige Harris, Sycamore; Lauren Kolb, Springboro;Bella Land, Kings; Caroline Ling, Springboro; Jordana Ronis-Tobin, Sycamore; Ava Sellet, Seton; Faith Sellet, Seton; Carly Thiel, Sycamore; Carea Tuck, Walnut Hills; Aly Young, Seton.
Second team
Lauren Christy, Walnut Hills; Amelia Cline, Walnut Hills; Addison Curp, Walnut Hills; Josie DeBruer, Walnut Hills; Elena Ditchen, Milford; Grace Dresher, Springboro; Riley Egbert, Lakota West; Marie Flessa, Walnut Hills; Sophia Foster, Milford; Kamryn Frankowski, Sycamore; Tess Geiger, Sycamore; Kirsten Hurr, Mason; Zoey Miller, Mason; Maeley Rohe, Springboro; Lucy Sander, Mount Notre Dame; Amanda Schneider, Milford; Grace Sims, Kings; Poppy Wallbank, Lakota East.
Honorable mention
Anderson: Kiersten Morgan; Fairfield: Elina Emmons; Kings: Paiten Volz, Madelyn Owens; Lakota East: Alyssa Cleland, Addy Dailey; Lakota West: Brooke Hermann, Lucy Reder; Lebanon: Alexa Cool, Rachel Kohlhorst; Little Miami: Maddie McCauley, Jessie Perkins; Loveland: Marisa Finley, Amelia Macura; Mason: Izzy Dean, Kate Ryder; Mercy McAuley: Jadyn Carle; Milford: Gabi Navas, Kennedy Schneider; Mount Notre Dame: Rachel Benne; Oak Hills: Peyton Steinriede; Seton: Gretchen Goettke, Ryan Schroth; Springboro: Paige Gutmann, Sophie Nemitz; St. Ursula: Sadie Nugent, Kate Sullivan; Sycamore: Kenna Bolt, Lilly Nocito; Walnut Hills: Brynn Halbeisen.
Division II
Player of the year
Lexi Larsen, Indian Hill: She led the Braves to a 16-4 record and the Division II state semifinals with 89 goals, 16 assists, 46 ground balls and 113 draw controls. She was named the Ohio Division II midfielder of the year by the state coaches association and Region 8 Player of the Year.
Coach of the year
Samantha Herman, Indian Hill: She led the Braves to a 16-4 record and the Division II state semifinals.
First team
Avery Ackel, Turpin; Ellen Benintendi, Turpin; Grace Bevington, Ursuline; Laurel Black, Mariemont; Ryley Heilmann, Ursuline; Harper Hodgett, Ursuline; Ella Hummel, Wyoming; Riya Jain, Wyoming; Cece Kuwatch, Mariemont; Lexi Larsen, Indian Hill; Macy Lashells, CHCA; Reagan Licata, Seven Hills; Michelle Lindberg, Indian Hill; Siena Motch, Seven Hills; Jane Muller, Mariemont; Brynna O’Brien, Mariemont; Charlotte Soller, Mariemont; Emmy Tepe, Mariemont
Second team
Kallie Adams, Indian Hill; Cara Bush, Fenwick; Belle Cogan, Turpin; Taylor Denning, Turpin; Francie DiMaura, Madeira; Cassie Larsen, Indian Hill; Anna Mallaley, CHCA; Jenna Mallaley, CHCA; Lily Moore, Roger Bacon; Quincy Morris, Seven Hills; Vera Plunkett, Fenwick; Isabel Ramirez, CCD; Abby Ranz, Wyoming; Jessi Robinson, Indian Hill; Gracie Smart, Roger Bacon; Lucy Snyder, CHCA; Roxy Sorensen, Wyoming; Katherine Wasco, Turpin; Sophie Wiles, Seven Hills.
Honorable mention
CCD: Elizabeth Zimmerman, Megan Zimmerman; Fenwick: Katie Gallagher, Kate Tanaka; Indian Hill: Lauren Eckert, Indian Hill, Samantha Kayne; Madeira: Grace Kellet, Caroline Kusak; Mariemont: Macy Hampton, Anna Morgan; McNicholas: Audrey Beverly, Olivia Stein; Roger Bacon: Parker Cribbs, Alyssa Sunderman; Summit Country Day: Annette Lalonde, Iris Katz; Turpin: Ainsley McCosh, Eva Fennell; Ursuline: Grace Roberts, Kierstn Eckmann, Kenli Lindloff, Molly Locaputo, Paige Skufca; Wyoming: Kathrine Rutherford, Ryann Knepp.
Northern Kentucky
Player of the year
Samantha Sandefur, Cooper: The junior was one of Kentucky’s leading scorers with 81 goals and 27 assists. She also won possession with 87 ground balls and was named first-team all-state.
Coach of the year
Jimmy Marshall, Notre Dame: He led the Pandas to a 9-11 record, 3-2 district and undefeated record against Northern Kentucky competition.
First team
Kathrynne Day, Cooper; Hannah Dusing, Notre Dame; Lilly Haroules, Ryle; Lucy Hermann, Cooper; Bella Ingalls, Ryle; Georgi Kirtley, Notre Dame; Kiera Laudick, Notre Dame; Hannah Powers, Notre Dame; Samantha Sandefur, Cooper; Brynn Wainscott, Dixie Heights.
Second team
Meaghan Bailey, Ryle; Madi Beach, Ryle; Maria Becraft, Ryle; Zebryiah Humphrey, Dixie Heights; Madison Reinert, Cooper; Payton Sawyer, Ryle; Brooklyn Topmiller, Cooper; Kylie Wallace, Cooper.
Softball
Ohio
Division I
Player of the year
Ella Teubner, Lebanon: The senior was the Eastern Cincinnati Conference Offensive Player of the Year and a DI all-state first-team member. She led the ECC with 46 RBIs and nine home runs and hit .532 with 22 runs scored and 12 doubles. She will continue her career at the University of Iowa.
Coach of the year
Brenda Stieger, Fairfield: She led the Indians to a 23-4 record, a second straight district championship and their first regional crown since 1991. Steiger was also named the GMC Coach of the Year.
First team
Campbell Beatty, West Clermont; Avery Blinn, Mason; Annabelle Geiser, Mason;Alea Hensley, Mason; Ava Hensley, Fairfield;Jillian Huey, Fairfield; McKenna Manley, Mount Notre Dame;Meghan McClellan, Milford;Amber Munoz, Lakota East; Teagan Ouhl, Lebanon; Grace Parkhurst, Kings; Grace Pitzer, Mount Notre Dame; Grace Richardson, Talawanda; Morgan Schlosser, Western Brown; Halina Schulte, Lakota East;Megan Spence, Fairfield;Ella Teubner, Lebanon
Second team
Leah Arnett, Lakota East; Olivia Basil, St. Ursula; Chloe Bischoff, Harrison; Johanna Booth, St. Ursula; Natalia Brignoni-Marcano, Kings; Addison Burdick, Springboro; Eden Chin, Lebanon; Myrissa Combs, Ross; Sasha Emmrich, Oak Hills; Kaitlyn Flynn, Milford; Alisha Fox, Mason; Quinn Frieden, Talawanda; Audrey Gildea, Mount Notre Dame; Juliana Gonzalez, Lebanon; Kaylee Griffin, Talawanda; Hailey Hensley, Lakota East; Evelyn Henson, Edgewood; Sierra Hoyte, Hamilton; Leanna Lawson, Fairfield; Khloe Legner, Harrison; Natali McGuire, Colerain; Miley McKernan, Harrison; Izzy Noble, Kings; Kaylie Noell, Little Miami; Jesslyn Roberts, Milford; Jo Sander, Mason; Emili Schappacher, Hamilton; Bri Schul, Springboro; Abby Stanfield, Fairfield; Reese Thieken, Hamilton; Payton Veneman, Oak Hills
Honorable mention
Anderson: Bailey Funk, Vivian Johns, Madi Shaver; Colerain: Leigha Kayser, Olivia Woodson; Edgewood: Jaycie Broshear, Madison Ferrell, Kaylynn Spencer; Fairfield: Karley Clark, Adelyn Huey, Madi Miller; Hamilton: Heather Krause, Alivia Rupp; Harrison: Sophie Barrier, Alana Lemmel, Maddie Miller; Kings: Elaina Casanta, Julia Lowry, Madi Titler; Lakota East: Lilly Banks, Kaleigh Crawford, Karli Damen, Haley Thompson; Lakota West: Jenna Dilley, Natalie Jordon, Paige Kopp, Sydney Williams; Lebanon: Sophia Abrams, Jane Leuzinger, Sophia Scheidler; Little Miami: Skyla Fecher, Bella Houillion, Ashleigh Meece; Loveland: Mackenzie Anderson, Rylee Ripperger, Summer Rohlfs; Mason: Izzy Ferreira, Halle Martin, Addie McBrayer; Middletown: Chrisda Cantwell, Leila Johnson; Milford: Lanie McCoy, Isabella Zimmerman; Mount Notre Dame: Ella Hull, Kat Zielinski; Oak Hills: Julia Abbott, Adrianna Gilkey, Gretchen Hansen, Emma Messinger, Sammy Swafford, Abbragail Williams; Princeton: Lillian Comello, Bryee Good, Kennedi LeGree, Alaya White; Ross: Paige Baker, Kam Commins, Joslyn Crowley, Aurora Wallace; Seton: Grace Glaser, Natalie Holder, Ella Jansen; Springboro: Hannah Gardner, Bella Miller; St. Ursula: Payton Beard, Addi Brunner, Ava Cosgray, Venice Oberkorn; Sycamore: Allie Borregard, Gabby Chamness, Kaitlynn Gambaccini, Lyndsey Stephenson; Talawanda: Kylie Cobb, Molly Van Gorden, McKenna Weekley; Turpin: Kennedy Compton, Ella Fireovid; Ursuline: Eva Eichmann, Cat Johnston, Blythe Partin, Ella Prichard, Emily Ruschman; Walnut Hills: Taylor Birl, Chloe Dollar, Becca Zilliox; West Clermont: Shelby Allen, Kaili Crowe, Allie Cunningham, Addison Kasselman, October Von Bargen; Western Brown: Jayci Barnes, Lilah Flores, Grace Heitker, Charlee Helton, Sophie Jamison
Division II
Player of the year
Camrynn Linneman, Taylor: She was the driving force behind the Yellowjackets' seventh straight Cincinnati Hills League title. She went 10-3 with a 0.72 ERA as a pitcher. The CHL Player of the Year and DII all-state second-team member also hit .606 with 51 RBIs, 40 runs scored, 13 doubles and eight home runs.
Coach of the year
Trisha Payne, New Richmond: She coached the Lions to a 22-4 record, a share of their third straight SBAAC-American division title and an appearance in the DII district semifinals.
First team
Emma Crombie, Clinton-Massie; Lauren Diels, Wilmington; Chloe Gildea, Mercy McAuley; Zoey Glenn, Indian Hill; Maggie Graham, Taylor; Aerianna King, Batavia; Kiera Kirk, New Richmond; Halle Klaiber, Badin; Erica Kuhnash, Badin; Camrynn Linneman, Taylor; Skye Shaw, Goshen; Piper Willis, New Richmond
Second team
Izzie Carroll, New Richmond; Laila Davis, Clinton-Massie; Makenna Dorsch, Wilmington; Sydney Doyle, Clinton-Massie; Daegan Flamm, New Richmond; Tegan Hughbanks, Batavia; Ally Hughes, Roger Bacon; Molly Jutze, Indian Hill; Allie Martin, Wilmington; Kyleigh McClanahan, Goshen; Hailey Mowell, Reading; Emily O’Brien, Badin; Olivia Olding, Mercy McAuley; Morgan Raugh, Taylor; Kira Rohan, Badin; Madison Steelman, New Richmond; Maddie Sucietto, Mercy McAuley; Evelyn Sulesky, Fenwick; Ginny Theobald, Wyoming
Honorable mention
Badin: Jessie Giuliano, Judy Harris, Miley Zorb; Batavia: Jenna Hillard, Niasia McCall; CHCA: Ella Helms, Emily Lang, Georgia Meyers; Clinton-Massie: Alyssa Sandlin, Olivia Ward; Fenwick: Hadley Von Bargen; Goshen: Jaycee Bailey, Macee Steele; Indian Hill: Landry Glenn; Mercy McAuley: Hayley Cook, Callie Elmer, Mya Rose; Monroe: McKenna Bare; New Richmond: Rae Hartigan, Lilly Summerville; Reading: Mackenzie Kruse; Roger Bacon: Kendra Gee, Erin Pare; Taylor: Ellie Stafford; Wilmington: Jaydin Applegate, Nevaeh Blackburn; Wyoming: Lexie Evans, Audrey Kleeman
Division III/IV
Player of the year
Haley Johnson, Bethel-Tate: She was the SBAAC-National division co-Player of the Year and a DIII all-state first-team member. In the circle, she compiled a 15-6 record with a 2.28 earned run average and 113 strikeouts. At the plate, she led the conference with a .643 average and contributed 65 RBIs, 41 runs scored, 17 home runs and 14 doubles.
Coach of the year
Chad Bohl, Bethel-Tate: He led the Tigers to a 19-9 record and their first district title since 2014.
First team
Kylie Bailey, Waynesville; Bailie Bare, Blanchester; Anna Bowling, Cincinnati Christian; Haley Johnson, Bethel-Tate; Annie Katuska, Seven Hills; Avery Neth, Williamsburg; Sydney Norton, Clermont Northeastern; Grace Reuss, McNicholas; Madi Speeg, Williamsburg; Allyson Thompson, Bethel-Tate; Izabella Waddle, Fayetteville-Perry; Gina Wilson, Deer Park; Ava Winchester, Norwood
Second team
Maggie Arno, Williamsburg; Bella Bosley, Clermont Northeastern; Liselle Bradford, Lockland; Jenna Brown, Clermont Northeastern; Alayna Davenport, Blanchester; Alessandra Garcia-Altuve, Cincinnati Country Day; Kenzie Gillen, Bethel-Tate; Ava Hallows, Waynesville; Lucy Laudeman, McNicholas; Grace Louden, Deer Park; Bella Mason, Mariemont; Emma Moorehead, Bethel-Tate; Ashley Mullins, Georgetown; Erin Pierani, Seven Hills; Kaitlyn Pollitt, Williamsburg; Chloe Scott, East Clinton; Gabrielle Smith, Madeira; Jaylah Smith, Lockland; London Smith, Norwood; Ava Starks, Cincinnati Christian; Amanda Tudela, Waynesville; Ava Wells, Fayetteville-Perry; Ali Winchester, Norwood
Honorable mention
Bethel-Tate: Addysyn Bohl, Addi Redmond; Blanchester: Quynn Dawley, Jocelyn Lansing; Cincinnati Christian: Kelsey Stacy, Naomi Updegrove; Cincinnati Country Day: Maddie Ebbing, Riley Williams; Clermont Northeastern: Grace Adkins, Bri Ruehl, Bella Wilson; Deer Park: Reagan Osborne, Rachel Walker; Fayetteville-Perry: Lilly Carlier, Ryley Kleemeyer, Kenley Polston, Victoria Thompson; Georgetown: Jenna Bowman, Carolyn Edmisten, Morgan Preston; Lockland: Mary Sales; Madeira: Cindy Lu; Mariemont: Abby Connors; McNicholas: Leah Anstaett, Grace McCafferty; Norwood: Kaydence Ayers, Riley Jo Hanauer, Laney Murphy, Karlee White; Seven Hills: Avery Clayton, Jackie Katuska; Waynesville: Katelynn Eckley, Lauren Rieger; Williamsburg: Kaylynn Anderkin, Lyla Hensley, Julia Johnson
Northern Kentucky/ Indiana
Player of the year
Michelle Barth, Highlands: The senior was named the Ninth Region Player of the Year and was a Class 2A all-state honoree. She hit .586 with 67 RBIs, 17 doubles, 14 runs scored and 10 home runs.
Coach of the year
Milt Horner, Highlands: He led the Bluebirds to a 27-13 record and their third straight Ninth Region title.
First team
Ava Auberger, Notre Dame; Michelle Barth, Highlands; Payton Brown, Highlands; Brooklynn Couch, Lawrenceburg; Kaitlyn Dixon, Highlands; Madison Goddard, Ryle; Taylor Ingram, Dixie Heights; Bailey Markus, Highlands; Kailey Milburn, Cooper; Skylar Mitchell, Dixie Heights; Emerson Morman, Scott; Dani Oldfield, Walton-Verona; Ava Scott, Cooper; Mollie Sharp, Conner; Abby Turnpaugh, Notre Dame; Emilie Young, Simon Kenton
Second team
Jalyn Cain, Conner; Payge Callahan, East Central; Grace Cline, Cooper; Ivy Cochran, Scott; Kendall Donato, Walton-Verona; Josie Feebeck, Campbell County; Ava Hall, Lawrenceburg; Hope Hamilton, Campbell County;; Meghan Heinsman, Lawrenceburg Taylor Jones, Simon Kenton; Suzette Klaiss, Holy Cross; Cam Kratzer, Villa Madonna; Madelyn Kremer, Bishop Brossart; Demi Lavon, Walton-Verona; Averie Lightner, Conner; Cam Markus, Highlands; Ava McKinley, Notre Dame; Larkin Mitchell, Simon Kenton; Katelynn Murphy, Beechwood; Samantha Perry, Campbell County; Addyson Riley, Scott; Sydney Schumacher, Dixie Heights; Emma Scribner, Scott; Lakota Vincent, South Dearborn
Honorable mention
Beechwood: Brooke Moore, Hannah Penny, Alex Reis; Bellevue: Paulina Long, Chloe Reed; Bishop Brossart: Leah Robinson, Sophie Schultz, Rachel Shewmaker; Boone County: Josie Hollingsworth, Ava Mayfield, Dani Wright; Campbell County: Moriah Price, Faith Whitford; Conner: Breanna Meredith; Cooper: Kaitlyn Furnish, Sadie James, Lily Spraker; Dayton: Keiara Nickell, Tayah Smith, Zoe Sparks, Mackenzie Sullivan; Dixie Heights: Riley Hopkins; East Central: Delaney Donawerth, Lexi Hatmaker, Emily Klem, Montana Plymale; Highlands: Morgan Pompilio; Holmes: Carlie Riley, Carly Rowekamp, Julia Starr; Holy Cross: Zoey Baker, Evie Thomas, Madison Urlage; Lawrenceburg: Jill Cavanaugh, Haylee Palmer, Erica Sizemore; Lloyd Memorial: Madysen Godsey, Itzel Hernandez, Layla Laudick; Ludlow: Abigail Chatt, Madison Gillespie, Evie Orsua, Shelby Ralston; Newport: Kailey Fisk, Lexy Rice; Newport Central Catholic: Cecily Seiter, Miley Wolf; Notre Dame: Addison Zinser; Ryle: Zoe Coop, Lacey DeLauder, Kiley Patterson, Laney Schuster; Scott: Oreanna Donaldson, Elise Manhardt; Simon Kenton: Landrey Dance; South Dearborn: Ava Cutter, Cory Lee, Lauren Musgrove; St. Henry: Megan Gonzalez, Audrey Holian, Hazel Hunt; Villa Madonna: Emma Adams, Rosemary Rice; Walton-Verona: Emery Spillman, Addison Svec
Boys tennis
Ohio
Division I
Singles player of the year
Carson Dwyer, St. Xavier: After winning a doubles state championship last year as a freshman, Dwyer moved to singles for his sophom*ore campaign where he claimed the Division I singles state championship.
Doubles team of the year
Nicholas Choo-Chase Klugo, Sycamore: After placing fourth at the sectional tournament, the senior and freshman pair bounced back to win the Division I district and state championships.
Coach of the year
Mike tee*ts, Sycamore: Sycamore had four Ohio High School Athletic Association state qualifiers, including the doubles state champions. The GMC champions also repeated as Ohio Tennis Coaches Association team state champions.
First-team singles
Rishi Dore, Springboro; Carson Dwyer, St. Xavier; Nick Meyers, Sycamore; Daniel Tonkal, Mason
Second-team singles
Jacob Eddingfield, Elder; Dhruv Kota, Sycamore; Jack Siehl, Springboro; Jaden Worden, Milford
Honorable mention singles
Lakota East: Ethan Vass; Lakota West: Quinn Cooper; Loveland: Beckett Zappin; Moeller: Adam Anastasia; Clayton Arnett; Ross: Jack Johnson; St. Xavier: Connor Lynch; Sycamore: Kyle Friedrich; Walnut Hills: Dugan Fowler.
First-team doubles
Drew Baumgartner-Peyton Nelson, Springboro; Chase Homan-Nihal Narisetty, St. Xavier; Nicholas Choo-Chase Klugo, Sycamore; Arjun Rajagopala-Andrew Wittenbaum, Sycamore
Second-team doubles
Connor Buckingham-Aron Dornhecker, Mason; Jack Bowsher-Thomas Kennedy, Milford; Revanth Manchineella-Rapeegon Tangsantikul, Walnut Hills
Honorable mention doubles
Colerain: Michael Casagrande-Cade Ott; Harrison: Devin Fliter-Ridge Owens; Lakota East: Varun Das-Mercer Mills; Lakota West: Quinn Cooper-Matthew Krummen; Moeller: Henry Brown-Ethan Hawryschuk; Walnut Hills: Anish Kandi-Grish Murali.
Division II
Singles player of the year
Avi Mahajan, Seven Hills: After finishing as sectional runner-up, Mahajan bounced back to claim the district title in a rematch while moving on to finish fourth in the OHSAA state tournament.
Doubles team of the year
R.J. Poffenberger-Neelan Gandhi, Indian Hill: The pair cruised to sectional and district championships before placing third in the Division II OHSAA tournament.
Coach of the Year
Wade Ward, Indian Hill: Three OHSAA state qualifiers came from Indian Hill before the team went on to clinch the OTCA Division II team state championship.
First-team singles
Steven Chen, Badin; Avi Mahajan, Seven Hills; Adi Nayak, Seven Hills; Jack Pollock, Indian Hill; Nikhil Shah, Cincinnati Country Day
Second-team singles
Ethan Camp, Indian Hill; Julian Guitron, CHCA; Avery Kraus, Wyoming; Tyler Lammers, Summit Country Day
Honorable mention singles
Badin: Jason Chen, Connor Hartford; Clinton-Massie: Avden Faucett; Georgetown: Morgan Campbell, Jayson Marks; Taylor: Ethan Thomas.
First-team doubles
R.J. Poffenberger-Neelan Gandhi, Indian Hill; Michael Ryu-Eschaan Gandhi, Indian Hill; John Corbett-Ethan Blatt, Seven Hills; Gavin Isakov-Chinmay Machavaran, Seven Hills; Conor Bergan-Kaan Ladd, Wyoming
Second-team doubles
Bennett Harris-Paxton Lesseuer, Mariemont; Adam Arebi-Leo Joffe, Cincinnati Country Day
Northern Kentucky
Singles player of the year
Brady Hussey, Covington Catholic: In his final tournament run, Hussey claimed another Ninth Region championship before reaching the state finals of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association singles state bracket.
Doubles team of the year
Kalei Christensen-Alex Yeager, Covington Catholic:The pair repeated as Ninth Region and KHSAA doubles state champions.
Coach of the year
Al Hertsenberg, Covington Catholic: Hertsenberg’s Colonels had a doubles state championship and a singles state runner-up in the individual tournament before clinching the KHSAA state team championship.
First-team singles
Shayaan Ahmad, Villa Madonna; Mario Carpio Fernandez, Scott; Blake Hussey, Covington Catholic; Brady Hussey, Covington Catholic; Finley Mackay, Walton-Verona
Second-team singles
Eli Back, Highlands; Noah Collins, Campbell County; Adam Cummins, Simon Kenton Neel Reddy, Beechwood; Luke Sleet, Beechwood
First-team doubles
Kalei Christensen-Alex Yeager, Covington Catholic; William Tribble-Jacob Kramer, Covington Catholic; Griffin Derry-Colin Mcclure, Dixie Heights; Ben Baker-Navneeth Selvaraju, Ryle; Carson Patrick-Drew Gray, Villa Madonna
Second-team doubles
Louis Schlosser-Isaac Macke, Beechwood; Cameron Wells-Christopher Wells, Campbell County; Carson Taylor-Matthew Zureick, Cooper
Girls tennis
Northern Kentucky
Singles player of the year
Kayla Johnson, Cooper: The sophom*ore was the Ninth Region singles champion and reached the Round of 16 in the KHSAA state tournament.
Doubles team of the year
Avery Love-Niveditha Selvaraju, Ryle: The Ninth Region champions advanced to the Round of 16 of the KHSAA state tournament.
Coach of the Year
Lyndsey Maynard, Notre Dame:The Pandas took home the team championship of the NinthRegion, qualifying for state where Notre Dame reached the state quarterfinals.
First-team singles
Kyah Andros, Ryle; Isabella Jayasuriya, Campbell County; Kayla Johnson, Cooper; Sadie Jones, Beechwood; Rylee Ritter, Campbell County
Second-team singles
Eva Greene, Newport Central Catholic; Maja Oldemanns, Highlands; Ashley Willmott, Villa Madonna
First-team doubles
Emma Zimmer-Cassidy Derry, Dixie Heights; Lucy Bailey-Isabella Mcelwee, Notre Dame; Clare Shay-Sam Spellman, Notre Dame; Avery Love-Niveditha Selvaraju, Ryle
Second team doubles
Liz Freihofer-Sadie Smith, Cooper; Reagan Hill-Vivi Fassler, Newport Central Catholic; Natalie Lukey-Casey Martis, Simon Kenton; Madeline Mitchell-Annie Chadwick, Villa Madonna
Boys track and field
Ohio
Division I
Runner of the year
Koy Beasley, La Salle: He was the fastest man in Cincinnati this year. He never lost a 100- or 200-meter championship race, was the second-fastest man in the state at 200 meters (21.31 seconds), and the third-fastest man in the state at 100 meters (10.55 seconds).
Field athlete of the year
Richard Obioha, Moeller: He won Greater Catholic League-South titles in the discus and shot put. He also won the discus district title, placed second in the region, and third at state.
Coach of the year
Kyle Schreiner, St. Xavier: He led the Bombers to a third-place finish at their district meet, a second-place finish at regionals, and a 10th-place finish at state.
First team
100: Koy Beasley, La Salle
200: Koy Beasley, La Salle
400: Micah Rice, Moeller
800: Calvin Kilgallon, Lebanon
1,600: Max Liao, Mason
3,200: Evan Trapp, St. Xavier
110 hurdles: Derek Uran, Elder
300 hurdles: Gavin Barry, Moeller
4x100 relay: Lakota West (Rece Mason, Amare Minor, Joel Nimoh, Kenyon Norman)
4x200 relay: Lakota West (Sam Afari, Joel Nimoh, Kenyon Norman, Kolyn Ogletree)
4x400 relay: Moeller (Jackson Butler, Micah Rice, Drew Robinson, Dana Walker)
4x800 relay: St. Xavier (Alex Bruns, Dominic Jackson, Jack Nesbit, Evan Trapp)
Shot put: David Lorek, Loveland
Discus: Richard Obioha, Moeller
High jump: Tyler Schwinn, Loveland
Long jump: Jordan Robison, Colerain
Pole vault: Jason Deem, Loveland
Second team
100: Donivan Stinson, La Salle
200: Donivan Stinson, La Salle
400: Gavin Pelzel, St. Xavier
800: Dominic Jackson, St. Xavier
1,600: Evan Trapp, St. Xavier
3,200: Lucas Towne, Turpin
110 hurdles: Mo Gueye, Lakota East
300 hurdles: Tristan Cornist, Winton Woods
4x100 relay: Hamilton (Noah King, Javon McClain, Landyn Pope, R.J. Shepherd)
4x200 relay: Kings (Brennan Johnson, Micah Luck, Nate Lyman, Vicent Santiago)
4x400 relay: Princeton (Brendan Braddix, Trenton Cottrell, Jared Farley, Ben Howell)
4x800 relay: Mason (Noah Kelly, Max Liao, Brendan Roe, Jerry Xu)
Shot put: Bobby Stanyard, Anderson
Discus: Temi Adesanya, Mason
High jump: Teague Boland, Moeller
Long jump: Braxton Moore, Mason
Pole vault: Jonah Dangel, Lakota West
Honorable mention
100: Joel Nimoh, Lakota East
200: Joel Nimoh, Lakota East
400: Brayden Holland, Oak Hills
800: Brendan Roe, Mason
1,600: Luke Fox, St. Xavier
3,200: Andrew Wilcox, Monroe
110 hurdles: Brendan Athan, West Clermont
300 hurdles: Aidan Barker, Sycamore
4x100 relay: Winton Woods (Rihyael Kelley, Kris Lang, Charles Mathis, Donmiel Rogers)
4x200 relay: Moeller (Micah Rice, Drew Robinson, Dana Walker, Stosh Zielinski)
4x400 relay: St. Xavier (Dominic Jackson, Jack Nesbit, Gavin Pelzel, Shane Strayhorn)
4x800 relay: Turpin (Leo Mink, Chase Spencer, Lucas Towne, Josh Yamaguchi)
Shot put: Josh Basich, Harrison
Discus: Daniel Walker, Milford
High jump: Jeremiah Triggs, Oak Hills
Long jump: Chandler Shields, Middletown
Pole vault: Jack Cunningham, Western Brown
Division II
Runner of the year
Marcus Hughbanks, Batavia: He won district titles in the 110- and 300-meter hurdles and 4x400-meter relay. He played a role in helping the Bulldogs win a regional title before placing third at state in the 300-meter hurdles and sixth in the 110-meter hurdles.
Field athlete of the year
Grant Harrison, New Richmond: In an undefeated season, he set new school, district, regional and state pole vault records, clearing 17 feet to win a regional title before winning the state title.
Coach of the year
Wayne Stacy, Batavia: He led the Bulldogs to a runner-up finish at their district meet before winning a regional title. They placed 24th at the state meet.
First team
100: Garrett Lundy, Waynesville
200: Matthew Wright, Deer Park
400: Jacob Martin, Finneytown
800: Miles Taylor, Indian Hill
1,600: Ryder Crawford, Clermont Northeastern
3,200: Ben Fahnestock, Mariemont
110 hurdles: Marcus Hughbanks, Batavia
300 hurdles: Marcus Hughbanks, Batavia
4x100 relay: Taft (Quinton Price, Gavianni Wright, Marcus Hawkins, Jah’vion Jarmon)
4x200 relay: Waynesville (Garrett Lundy, Wade Von Handorf, Trent Davis, Alex Amburgy)
4x400 relay: Batavia (Andrew Manz, Jaxson Hendricks, Henry Gipson, Marcus Hughbanks)
4x800 relay: Indian Hill (Zixiang Hong, James McGrath, Miles Taylor, R.J. Poffenberger)
Shot put: Jasean Denson, Deer Park
Discus: Grant Supinski, Indian Hill
High jump: Ryan Keith, New Richmond
Long jump: Garrett Lundy, Waynesville
Pole vault: Grant Harrison, New Richmond
Second team
100: William Rapp, Bethel-Tate
200: Dawson Muncy, Indian Hill
400: Carson Young, McNicholas
800: David Flandermeyer, Batavia
1,600: James McGrath, Indian Hill
3,200: Nathaniel Gockerman, CHCA
110 hurdles: Tion Bryd, Taft
300 hurdles: Austyn Shepherd, Batavia
4x100 relay: Waynesville (Garrett Lundy, Wade Von Handorf, Trent Davis, Alex Amburgy)
4x200 relay: Batavia (Austyn Shepherd, Henry Gipson, Evan Hamilton, Landen Ison)
4x400 relay: Waynesville (Isaiah Lipot, Alex Amburgy, Trent Davis, Wade Von Handorf, Connor Huffman)
4x800 relay: Batavia (Trevor Ranly, Jaxson Hendricks, Alexander Collier, David Flandermeyer)
Shot put: Michael Thomas, Roger Bacon
Discus: Owen Clary, CHCA
High jump: Ojas Chadwell, Indian Hill
Long jump: Carson Young, McNicholas
Pole vault: Curtis Rempe, CHCA
Honorable mention
100: Grant Harrison, New Richmond
200: Marcus Hawkins, Taft
400: Jack Gerber, Indian Hill
800: Trevor Kuhlman, CHCA
1,600: Wyatt Gockerman, CHCA
3,200: Christian Burt, McNicholas
110 hurdles: Damir Almuratov, Indian Hill
300 hurdles: Connor Huffman, Waynesville
4x100 relay: CHCA (Brayden Mitchum, John Irwin, Cooper Jepson, Alex Wells)
4x200 relay: McNicholas (Aiden Howard, Nicholas Geiser, Shane Auer, Carson Young)
4x400 relay: Madeira (Nathan Momper, Maxwell James, Ben Wetzel, Elliott Addino)
4x800 relay: CHCA (Wyatt Gockerman, Nathaniel Gockerman, Trevor Kuhlman, Andrew Lott)
Shot put: Grant Supinski, Indian Hill
Discus: Jonathan Chaney, Clark Montessori
High jump: Max Rodgers, Clark Montessori
Long jump: Austyn Shepherd, Batavia
Pole vault: Grayson Dowell, Waynesville
Division III
Runner of the year
Micah Katz, Cincinnati Christian: The senior set a new 1,600-meter personal best of 4:21.74 before placing eighth at state. He was also the 800-meter district champion.
Field athlete of the year
Josh Holder, Cincinnati Christian: The senior won Miami Valley Conference and district championships in both the discus and shot put. He was second in the region in both disciplines before finishing third in the discus and fourth in the shot put at the state meet.
Coach of the year
Loren Kimble, Cincinnati Christian: She guided the Cougars to a district runner-up finish, an eighth-place regional finish and 16th place at state.
First team
100: Jermaine Ramsey, Cincinnati College Prep
200: Jermaine Ramsey, Cincinnati College Prep
400: Demario Merritts, Purcell Marian
800: Carter Stevens, Seven Hills
1,600: Micah Katz, Cincinnati Christian
3,200: Will Sten, MVCA
110 hurdles: Evan Meisberger, Williamsburg
300 hurdles: Marquez Whitehead, Spencer
4x100 relay: Spencer (Paul Hope, Marquez Whitehead, Joseph William, Aboubacar, Soumahoro)
4x200 relay: Summit Country Day (Dallas Goins, Grant Desch, Chike Anusionwu, Donovan Mathews)
4x400 relay: Seven Hills (Malcolm Faison, Carter Stevens, Ryan Brackett, Brady O’Connor)
4x800 relay: Georgetown (Trevor Ellis, Tyson Ellis, Jacob Faught, Gideon Klump)
Shot put: Josh Holder, Cincinnati Christian
Discus: Josh Holder, Cincinnati Christian
High jump: Levi Homan, Cincinnati Country Day
Long jump: Chike Anusionwu, Summit Country Day
Pole vault: Luke Schneiber, Cincinnati Country Day
Second team
100: Jimere Furr, Cincinnati College Prep.
200: Bruce Cyprien, Cincinnati Christian
400: William Lothman, Cincinnati Country Day
800: Micah Katz, Summit Country Day
1,600: Liam Woodward, Summit Country Day
3,200: George Weaver, Summit Country Day
110 hurdles: Aboubacar Soumahoro, Spencer
300 hurdles: Grant Desch, Summit Country Day
4x100 relay: Williamsburg (Ethan Shouse, Dion Dre Roland, Dane Jones, Austin Elkins)
4x200 relay: Spencer (Joseph William, Paul Hope, Marquez Whitehead, Aboubacar Soumahoro)
4x400 relay: Summit Country Day (Liam Woodward, Dallas Goins, Grant Desch, Garett Rahe)
4x800 relay: Summit Country Day (Liam Woodward, Garett Rahe, George Weaver, Charlie Rahner)
Shot put: Trey Holden, Williamsburg
Discus: Deshawn Hicks, St. Bernard-Elmwood Place
High jump: Jesse Brown, Purcell Marian
Long jump: Dion Dre Roland, Williamsburg
Pole vault: Blake Kimble, Cincinnati Christian
Honorable mention
100: Steven Burton, Cincinnati Christian
200: Jason Wynn, DePaul Cristo Rey
400: Brady O’Conner, Seven Hills
800: Gideon Klump, Georgetown
1,600: Morris Helmantel, Cincinnati Country Day
3,200: Jacob Faught, Georgetown
110 hurdles: Donovan Gray, Cincinnati Country Day
300 hurdles: Grant Desch, Summit Country Day
4x100 relay: Summit Country Day (Grant Desch, Dallas Goins, Chike Anusionwu, Donovan Mathews)
4x200 relay: Williamsburg (Ethan Shouse, Josiah Bickett, Dane Jones, Michael Corcoran)
4x400 relay: Spencer (Paul Hope, Aboubacar Soumahoro, Marquez Whitehead, Joseph William)
4x800 relay: Cincinnati Country Day (Ben Graff, Morris Helmantel, Jack Monroe, Nicholas Vredeveld)
Shot put: Deshawn Hicks, St. Bernard-Elmwood Place
Discus: Hunter Brown, Georgetown
High jump: Lemuel Zyyon, Seven Hills
Long jump: Austin Elkins, Williamsburg
Pole vault: Sam Bickett, Williamsburg
Northern Kentucky/ Indiana
Runner of the year
Luke Erdman, Beechwood: He won the 100-meter dash, 200-meter dash and 4x100-meter relay region and state titles. At the Class 1A state meet, he clocked personal bests in the 100 meters (10.77 seconds) and 200 meters (22.02 seconds).
Field athlete of the year
Brayden Polly, Simon Kenton: The junior was the regional long jump and high jump champion. He took second at state in the long jump with a new personal best of 21 feet, 10.75 inches and placed fourth in the high jump.
Coach of the year
David Meyers, Beechwood: He led the Tigers to their first state title, scoring 81 points to beat out Louisville Collegiate by 13 points.
First team
100: Luke Erdman, Beechwood
200: Ethan Long, Covington Catholic
400: Elijah Harrison, Cooper
800: Evan A. Smith, Ryle
1,600: Tiger Bartlett, Ryle
3,200: Joey Carroll, Conner
110 hurdles: James Noble, St. Henry
300 hurdles: Branton Koroly, Campbell County
4x100 relay: Beechwood (Brody Aylor, James Cusick, Luke Erdman, Nathan Pabst)
4x200 relay: Covington Catholic (Garrett Gallagher, Jake Heitker, Ethan Long, Jackson Schmid)
4x400 relay: Covington Catholic (Jake Heitker, Ethan Long, Luke Meagher, Jackson Schmid)
4x800 relay: Bishop Brossart (Brennen Callahan, Ryan Clines, Nick Heck, Griffin Hill)
Shot put: Xavier Campbell, Beechwood
Discus: Keanu Ziolkowski, St. Henry
High jump: Brayden Polly, Simon Kenton
Long jump: Brayden Polly, Simon Kenton
Triple jump: Evan M. Smith, Ryle
Pole vault: Ethan Southerland, Ryle
Second team
100: Ethan Long, Covington Catholic
200: Luke Erdman, Beechwood
400: Landon LaCroix, Cooper
800: Nathan Ruth, Bishop Brossart
1,600: Will Sheets, Covington Catholic
3,200: Will Sheets, Covington Catholic
110 hurdles: Camrin O’Donnell, Dixie Heights
300 hurdles: Josh Brockman, St. Henry
4x100 relay: Cooper (Elijah Harrison, Cole Henry, Alex Prevatte, Isaiah Yancy)
4x200 relay: Cooper (Cole Henry, Landon LaCroix, Alex Prevatte, Isaiah Yancy)
4x400 relay: Newport Central Catholic (Axel Dance, Ryan Desmond, Brayden Leger, Owen Roeder)
4x800 relay: Covington Catholic (Nolan Bonta, Luke McLane, Jack Salyers, Will Sheets)
Shot put: Tenzing Lindeman, Highlands
Discus: Will Kemper, East Central
High jump: Marcelo Herald, Bellevue
Long jump: Marcelo Herald, Bellevue
Triple jump: Lucas Schroeder, Bishop Brossart
Pole vault: Josh Brockman, St. Henry
Honorable mention
100: Charlie Ford, Newport Central Catholic
200: Charlie Ford, Newport Central Catholic
400: Tate Glass, Campbell County
800: Preston Winiger, Cooper
1,600: Nathan Ruth, Bishop Brossart
3,200: Paul Van Laningham, Cooper
110 hurdles: Jackson Miller, Simon Kenton
300 hurdles: A.J. Curry, Lloyd Memorial
4x100 relay: Newport Central Catholic (Axel Dance, Ryan Desmond, Charlie Ford, Owen Roeder)
4x200 relay: Ryle (Dylan Lee, Reagan Nichols, Nathan Verax, Pierce Wilson)
4x400 relay: East Central (Chase Bellman, Gavin Hicks, Dylan Maxwell, Trevor Perkins)
4x800 relay: Cooper (Salah Farah, Noah Miller, Paul Van Laningham, Preston Winiger)
Shot put: Joe Schroeder, Bishop Brossart
Discus: Tenzing Lindeman, Highlands
High jump: Alex Combs, Bishop Brossart
Long jump: Evan M. Smith, Ryle
Triple jump: James Cusick, Beechwood
Pole vault: Corey Freihofer, Cooper
Girls track and field
Ohio
Division II
Runner of the year
Natalie Kiefer, Harrison: She set school records in every distance from 400 meters to 3,200 meters. The senior won the 800-meter Southwest Ohio Conference, district and regional titles before taking fifth place at state.
Field athlete of the year
Claire Iaciofano, Turpin: The sophom*ore cleared a height of 12 feet, 4 inches in the pole vault to win Turpin's first girls track and field state title since 1986.
Coach of the year
Tony Affatato, Mason: He led the Comets to their fourth straight GMC title, a district title, a third straight regional title, and a runner-up finish at state.
First team
100: Summer Swartwout, Colerain
200: Summer Swartwout, Colerain
400: Tori Killens, Mason
800: Natalie Kiefer, Harrison
1,600: Delaney Cilley, Loveland
3,200: Bentley Thomas, Ursuline
100 hurdles: Myah Boze, Ross
300 hurdles: Myah Boze, Ross
4x100 relay: Princeton (Erinae Coleman, Mackenzie Givens, Ziyah Walton, Bella Williams)
4x200 relay: Princeton (Erinae Coleman, Mackenzie Givens, Ziyah Walton, Bella Williams)
4x400 relay: Mason (Liza Borow, Azarae Hawkins, Tori Killens, Elizabeth Resig)
4x800 relay: Mason (Carlie Condit, Atalia Hawkins, Efa Paschka, Addison Stephens)
Shot put: Austin White, Mason
Discus: Aleeyah Betts, Princeton
High jump: Dashayla Worlaw, Mt. Healthy
Long jump: Tazara Prophett, Walnut Hills
Pole vault: Claire Iaciofano, Turpin
Second team
100: Abby Love, Mason
200: Abby Love, Mason
400: Elizabeth Resig, Mason
800: Caroline Murnan, Loveland
1,600: Elle Campbell, Milford
3,200: Lucia Rodbro, Talawanda
100 hurdles: Katlyn Pham, Lakota East
300 hurdles: Lily Eagleston, Mason
4x100 relay: Mason (Emilia Capiello, Abby Love, Nora Moore, Eden Orr)
4x200 relay: Mason (Azarae Hawkins, Tori Killens, Abby Love, Eden Orr)
4x400 relay: Lakota East (Qiersten McClain, Ivy Smith, Hailey Still, Haylie Yeazell)
4x800 relay: Lakota West (Kaitlin Kaszubski, Amane Ohhashi, Ava Shepard, Prashi Vatsal)
Shot put: Sophia Ili, Little Miami
Discus: Kristen Berwanger, Mercy McAuley
High jump: D’Asyia Cotton, Northwest
Long jump: Peyton Dews, Little Miami
Pole vault: Izabella Oliver, Springboro
Honorable mention
100: Heaven Wills, Lakota West
200: Mackenzie Givens, Princeton
400: Hayley Yeazell, Lakota East
800: Hannah Glassmeyer, Lebanon
1,600: Bridget McKee, Turpin
3,200: Efa Paschka, Mason
100 hurdles: Natalie Waple, Loveland
300 hurdles: Katlyn Pham, Lakota East
4x100 relay: Lakota East (Mikaylah Chandler, Qiersten McClain, Ivy Smith, Heaven Wills)
4x200 relay: Lakota East (Qiersten McClain, Katlyn Pham, Ivy Smith, Heaven Wills)
4x400 relay: Little Miami (Maddie Armentano, Peyton Dews, Emma Goins, Gabby Wilson)
4x800 relay: Loveland (Delaney Cilley, Suzie Cramer, Parker Mentzer, Caroline Murnan)
Shot put: Kristen Berwanger, Mercy McAuley
Discus: Helena Arbabi, Sycamore
High jump: Mandy Gehring, Oak Hills
Long jump: Emilia Capiello, Mason
Pole vault: Rachel Johannesmeyer, St. Ursula; Madelyn Miller, Western Brown
Division II
Runner of the year
Samantha Erbach, Waynesville: The senior capped off an illustrious career with Southwestern Buckeye League, district and regional titles in the 800, 1,600 and 3,200. She helped the Spartans to a third-place finish at state in the 4x800-meter relay, then placed third in the 1,600 and fourth in the 3,200.
Field athlete of the year
Penelope Webb, Wyoming: She enjoyed an undefeated season in the high jump, setting a new school record of five feet, 7.25 inches before winning a state title.
Coach of the year
Brittany Johnson, Waynesville: She led the Spartans to a district title, a third-place finish at regionals and a ninth-place finish at state.
First team
100: Olivia Hill, Wyoming
200: Vivian Momper, Madeira
400: Sabrina Mangialardo, Indian Hill
800: Samantha Erbach, Waynesville
1,600: Samantha Erbach, Waynesville
3,200: Samantha Erbach, Waynesville
100 hurdles: Morgan Mitchell, Clark Montessori
300 hurdles: Emma Sandker, Bethel-Tate
4x100 relay: Madeira (Autumn Daley, Kate Schomaeker, Olivia Bodley, Vivian Momper)
4x200 relay: Madeira (Autumn Daley, Keira O’Cull, Vivian Momper, Kate Schomaeker)
4x400 relay: Madeira (Cate LeRoy, Vivian Momper, Natasha Davis, Natalie Cimpello)
4x800 relay: Waynesville (Kyla Harvey, Samantha Erbach, Emme Greely, Kendal Erbach)
Shot put: Kennedy Cunningham, Madeira
Discus: Kennedy Cunningham, Madeira
High jump: Penelope Webb, Wyoming
Long jump: Olivia Hill, Wyoming
Pole vault: Samantha Ringhand, New Richmond
Second team
100: Olivia Jackson, Taylor
200: Olivia Jackson, Taylor
400: Camille Stark, CHCA
800: Cate LeRoy, Madeira
1,600: Riley Davis, New Richmond
3,200: Brady Sterbling, Bethel-Tate
100 hurdles: Shelby Henry, New Richmond
300 hurdles: Morgan Mitchell, Clark Montessori
4x100 relay: Mariemont (Kate Steele, Claire Kessler, Ella Garrison, Jonah Rodriguez)
4x200 relay: Mariemont (Kate Steele, Margaret Griesmer, Claire Kessler, Jonah Rodriguez)
4x400 relay: Bethel-Tate (Raegin Jasontek, Peyton Thomas, Addison Johns, Emma Sandker)
4x800 relay: Madeira (Hannah Gemmel, Julia Hamstra, Cate LeRoy, Keira O’Cull)
Shot put: Makayla Davenport, Madeira
Discus: Anica Rane, Madeira
High jump: Elena Gailey, Indian Hill
Long jump: Samantha Ringhand, New Richmond
Pole vault: Addison Hamilton, Wyoming
Honorable mention
100: Brilyn Foust, CHCA
200: Brilyn Foust, CHCA
400: Natasha Davis, Madeira
800: Kendal Erbach, Waynesville
1,600: Emme Greely, Waynesville
3,200: Riley Davis, New Richmond
100 hurdles: Taliah Billingsley, Wilmington
300 hurdles: Aubrey Stevens, Blanchester
4x100 relay: Waynesville (Jillian Layne, Aleah Dietz, Abby Butterbaugh, Kyla Harvey, Kate Lundy)
4x200 relay: Hughes (Aniyah Foster, Abriyel, Opoku, Jael, Ratney, Bailey Gross-Brown)
4x400 relay: Indian Hill (Polly Holmes, Elizabeth Bass, Ella Wiggers, Sabrina Mangialardo)
4x800 relay: New Richmond (Sierra Abney, Riley Davis, Izzy DuFau, Elizabeth Hauserman)
Shot put: Halle Hehemann, Bethel-Tate
Discus: Octavia Kelch, Batavia
High jump: Ries Dreyer, Taylor
Long jump: Angelica Pais Becher, Wilmington
Pole vault: Makenna Tolliver, Wilmington
Division III
Runner of the year
Tarajah Byrd, Purcell Marian: The freshman won an MVC and district championship in the 100-meter dash before placing third at state. She also took fourth place at state in the 200-meter dash.
Field athlete of the year
Alaina Kellerman, Williamsburg: The junior won the SBAAC and district titles in the high jump before placing fifth at state with a new personal best of five feet, three inches.
Coach of the year
Kim Horning, Summit Country Day: Under her guidance, the Silver Knights won their district championship by 70 points, placed fifth at regionals and 20th at state. The 4x100, 4x200 and 4x400-meter relays all finished on the state podium.
First team
100: Tarajah Byrd, Purcell Marian
200: Tarajah Byrd, Purcell Marian
400: Miami Ward, Purcell Marian
800: Lizzy Cahall, Georgetown
1,600: Zezzie Imperial, Summit Country Day
3,200: Callie Fox, Summit Country Day
100 hurdles: Sydney Hardesty, Summit Country Day
300 hurdles: Christine Murphy, Fayetteville-Perry
4x100 relay: Summit Country Day (Vanessa Carrington, Bree Reder, McKinley Kramer, Ama Karikari)
4x200 relay: Summit Country Day (Vanessa Carrington, Bree Reder, McKinley Kramer, Ama Karikari)
4x400 relay: Summit Country Day (McKinley Kramer, Delaney Kintner, Bree Reder, Zoe Jackson)
4x800 relay: Summit Country Day (Callie Fox, Jocelyn Lauckner, Allie Reuter, Delaney Kintner)
Shot put: Savanah Johnson, Cincinnati Christian
Discus: Abigail Pettyjohn, Deer Park
High jump: Alaina Kellerman, Williamsburg
Long jump: Sydney Hardesty, Cincinnati Country Day
Pole vault: Peyton Hughes, Williamsburg
Second team
100: Ama Karikari, Summit Country Day
200: Ama Karikari, Summit Country Day
400: McKinley Kramer, Summit Country Day
800: Madison Zortman, Seven Hills
1,600: Campbell Coyne, Seven Hills
3,200: Allie Reuter, Summit Country Day
100 hurdles: Macee Moore, Finneytown
300 hurdles: Maggie Carter, Williamsburg
4x100 relay: DePaul Cristo Rey (Makiah Taylor, Niylaa Rahe, DeErrahah Whitehead, Richelle Dews)
4x200 relay: Seven Hills (Claire Bachelder, Amelia Schnirring, Margret Schnirring, Callie Drew)
4x400 relay: Seven Hills ((Madison Zortman, Margret Schnirring, Callie Drew, Claire Bachelder)
4x800 relay: Seven Hills (Penelope Hwang, Campbell Coyne, Isabella McCloy, Madison Zortman)
Shot put: Erin Stansberry, Georgetown
Discus: Erin Stansberry, Georgetown
High jump: Ella Deuitch, Finneytown
Long jump: Vanessa Carrington, Summit Country Day
Pole vault: Alaina Kellerman, Williamsburg
Honorable mention
100: Amelia Schnirring, Seven Hills
200: Callie Drew, Seven Hills
400: Emerson Pinger, Felicity-Franklin
800: Molly Seabaugh, East Clinton
1,600: Jocelyn Lauckner, Summit Country Day
3,200: Lydia Klump, Georgetown
100 hurdles: Maggie Carver, Williamsburg
300 hurdles: Jasmine Young, Ripley-Union
4x100 relay: Seven Hills (Calle Drew, Zora Simpson, Margret Schnirring, Amelia Schnirring)
4x200 relay: Finneytown (Jayla Kittles, Macee Moore, Sophia Roque, Zakiya Anderson)
4x400 relay: Cincinnati Country Day (Catherine Monroe, Vanca Pandey, Fleur Helmantel, Kenzie Zimmers)
4x800 relay: East Clinton (Grace Wiseman, Kaylyn Deaton, Kaylee Terrell, Molly Seabaugh)
Shot put: Grace Mitchell, Cincinnati Country Day
Discus: Miyah Bowling, Georgetown
High jump: Zoe Jackson, Summit Country Day
Long jump: Bree Reder, Summit Country Day
Pole vault: Emma Kate Schneiber, Cincinnati Country Day
Northern Kentucky/ Indiana
Runner of the year
Lily Parke, Beechwood: She won Class 1A regional and state championships in the 800- and 1,600-meter run and helped the 4x800-meter relay to a regional and state championship.
Field athlete of the year
Alexis Howard, Simon Kenton: She won the Class 3A long jump and triple jump regional titles before winning the long jump state title and placing second in the triple jump with a new personal best of 37 feet, 9.5 inches.
Coach of the year
David Meyers, Beechwood: He led the Tigers to a Class 1A, Region 4 title and back-to-back state championships.
First team
100: Isabella Vonlehman, Conner
200: Isabella Vonlehman, Conner
400: Maryah Counts, Beechwood
800: Lily Parke, Beechwood
1,600: Lily Parke, Beechwood
3,200: Maddie Strong, Scott
100 hurdles: Jorjia Ferguson, East Central
300 hurdles: Emily Bruns, Dixie Heights
4x100 relay: Dixie Heights (Jalynn Brooks, Alayna Hocker, Kya Jones, London Williams)
4x200 relay: Beechwood (Maddy Brauch, Lana Holt, Lily MacDonald, Caroline Nordman)
4x400 relay: Beechwood (Maddy Brauch, Maryah Counts, Ruby Fries, Lana Holt)
4x800 relay: Beechwood (Charli Gerrein, Annie Harris, Catie Hazzard, Lily Parke)
Shot put: Viktoriya Emelianova, Ryle
Discus: Anna Guard, St. Henry
High jump: Ja Nia Johnson, Holmes
Long jump: Alexis Howard, Simon Kenton
Triple jump: Alexis Howard, Simon Kenton
Pole vault: Abigale Bauer, Campbell County
Second team
100: Maryah Counts, Beechwood
200: Maryah Counts, Beechwood
400: Caroline Nordman, Beechwood
800: Olivia Holbrook, Campbell County
1,600: Callie Bentley, East Central
3,200: Tessa Hafer, Bishop Brossart
100 hurdles: Zoey Woosley, Bishop Brossart
300 hurdles: Stella Flick, St. Henry
4x100 relay: Bishop Brossart (Hadley Eviston, Kaitlyn Kramer, Mackinley Scott, Zoey Woosley)
4x200 relay: Bishop Brossart (Lexi Braun, Hadley Eviston, Kaitlyn Kramer, Mackinley Scott)
4x400 relay: Notre Dame (Norah Barker, Kate Blettner, Cameron Kirtley, Ella Long)
4x800 relay: Campbell County (Aidan Christopher, Lila Dunlevy, Olivia Holbrook, Allison McKee)
Shot put: Ava Walters, Bishop Brossart
Discus: Ari Carter, Dixie Heights
High jump: Hayden Harlan, St. Henry
Long jump: Leigh-Nichole Crabbe, Simon Kenton
Triple jump: Tatjana Andracenko, Dixie Heights
Pole vault: Brooke Hollenkamp, Notre Dame
Honorable mention
100: Sam Martin, Villa Madonna
200: Caroline Nordman, Beechwood
400: Kate Blettner, Notre Dame
800: Larah Callahan, Bishop Brossart
1,600: Allie Atchley, Simon Kenton
3,200: Isabel Ginter, Beechwood
100 hurdles: Kate Resing, Notre Dame
300 hurdles: Kaitlyn Kramer, Bishop Brossart
4x100 relay: Beechwood (Maddy Brauch, Lana Holt, Lily MacDonald, Caroline Nordman)
4x200 relay: Dixie Heights (Jalynn Brooks, Emily Bruns, Kya Jones, London Williams)
4x400 relay: East Central (Callie Bentley, Jorjia Ferguson, Anna Graf, Lauryn Huber)
4x800 relay: Bishop Brossart (Larah Callahan, Tessa Hafer, Alia Thomas, Peyton Trauth)
Shot put: Reese McCloskey, Newport Central Catholic
Discus: Ava Walters, Bishop Brossart
High jump: Caroline Hooper, Dixie Heights
Long jump: Zoey Woosley, Bishop Brossart
Triple jump: Lizzie Casey, St. Henry
Pole vault: Joslyn Widrig, Cooper
Boys volleyball
Ohio
Division I
Player of the year
Aidan Berkemeier, St. Xavier: The GCL-South and Region 4 Player of the Year was also a first-team All-Ohio selection. The senior setter had over 1,000 assists for the season as he led the Bombers to a 27-1 record and the OHSAA Division I state championship.
Coach of the year
Bill Ferris, St. Xavier: Ferris led the Bombers to the program’s fourth state championship with a 27-1 overall record with their second-consecutive solo GCL South championship.
First team
Sam Andersen, Sycamore; Aidan Berkemeier, St. Xavier; Andrew Berkemeier, St. Xavier; Emmett Corby, Walnut Hills; Tyler Geselbracht, Moeller; Harrison Hausfeld, La Salle; Carson Hill, Lakota East; Brady Jones, St. Xavier; Ben Marcum, Moeller; Sean Murray, Elder; Grant Simer, Lakota East; Colin Yox, Moeller
Second team
Tyler Ahlers, Mason; Aidan Feeley, La Salle; Hayden Honchul, Edgewood; Connor Lape, Mason; Brody Niemann, Elder; Bradley Patrick, Middletown; Ben Smith, Walnut Hills; Jonah Swift, Walnut Hills; Joe Taggart, St. Xavier; Tommy Tierney, Elder
Honorable mention
Edgewood: Jonah Combs; Elder: Mitchell Kelly; Fairfield: Conner Mosure; La Salle: Lance Wiesman, Harrison Wood; Lakota East: Ryan Liesten; Lakota West: Adam Blair Lebanon: Collin Williams; Loveland: Carter Lucas, Reid Niven; Mason: Jack Rhoten; Milford: Drew Ward; Moeller: William Sauer, Tyler Wong; St. Xavier: Noah Boyett; Sycamore: Oscar Piedrahita; West Clermont: Jordan Gravett.
Division II
Player of the Year
Todd Snyder, Fenwick: Snyder earned GCL-Coed and Region 8 Player of the Year honors as well as a first-team All-Ohio nod as he notched 249 kills and 65 blocks for the Falcons.
Coach of the Year
Julie Mulvey, McNicholas: With just one senior on the roster, Mulvey coached McNicholas to a 23-5 record as the Rockets returned to the OHSAA Division II state tournament, winning the first state title in program history.
First team
Jordan Brockman, Badin; Gavin Gerhard, McNicholas; Ethan Gundrum, McNicholas; A.J. Kiser, Fenwick; Andy Peters, Roger Bacon; Jaxson Snell, Taylor; Todd Snyder, Fenwick; Luke Weis, Taylor; Peter Wilke, Roger Bacon
Second team
Brandt Bowling, Badin; Bryce Dillard, McNicholas; Carson Jungkunz, Badin; Kevin Kaser, McNicholas; Derek Morris, Fenwick; Andrew Weigand, Roger Bacon
Honorable mention
Badin: Sam Pendergest; Fenwick: Jack Wagner; McNicholas: Ben Jones; Roger Bacon: Alex Weigand; Taylor: Sam Henline.
