Toby Strausbaugh and Cam Mathis
Anderson Track
Toby, a junior, ran his personal-best time in the 100 meters (10.94) when he won Saturday's Cincinnati Country Day Invitational. He also added a first-place finish and another personal best in the 400 meters (51.1). His performance earned him the Runner of the Meet Award. At the same meet, Cam, a senior, won both the shot put (45'.5") and the discus (139'6"). This performance earned him the Field Athlete of the Meet!
Cooper Shultz and Sebastian Parlov
Kings Tennis
Cooper and Sebastian, both juniors, went 3-0 this week at #2 doubles with wins over Waynesville, Milford, and Anderson.
Bryadon Crockett
Senior, Lebanon Volleyball
Braydon has had 81 digs this past week and is currently first in the state of Ohio for digs in Division I . He also had 100 percent serving percentage with 53 attempts and passed a 2.37 in serve receive.
Lebanon Baseball Senior Standouts
Lebanon Baseball
During our 3-0 week, we were led by Jack Schreck, who was 6-for-13 at the plate with eight RBIs. Also leading the Warriors were Christian Feldkamp, who was 4-for-10 with five RBIs, along with Josh Beavon, who was 4-for-8 with three RBIs. On the mound, we were led by Austin Mullikin, who threw the final five shutout innings, picking up win #2 on the mound with eight Ks and three hits allowed in the Warriors' 5-4 win over Milford in 11 innings.
Peyton Dews
Junior, Little Miami Track
At the City Championships, Peyton teamed up with a teammate to win the long jump relay. She also ran the 400 meter leg of the sprint medley relay, helping the team secure a runner-up finish, and contributed to another second-place showing as a key member of the mixed-gender 4x400 relay. On Saturday at the Princeton Invitational, Peyton claimed two individual titles, winning the long jump with a season-best mark of 17' 11.5" and taking first in the 400 meter dash with an impressive time of 58.69. She also led off the 4x400 relay team, which placed fifth overall. Her standout performances played a major role in helping the Lady Panthers earn strong finishes at both meets this week.
Ethan Greenwood
Junior, Little Miami Track
Ethan is making a statement in his junior season, building on the momentum of a strong indoor campaign. At the City Relays this week, he recorded the fastest split on the 4x200 meter squad, helping them secure a fifth-place finish, and played a key role in the 4x400 meter mixed gender team's runner-up performance. At the Princeton Invitational, he ran a PR in the open 400 with a time of 50.70 to win his heat and place sixth overall. He also anchored the 4x400 relay, which finished sixth, contributing crucial points that helped propel the Panthers to an overall team victory at the highly competitive meet.
Jackson Reynolds
Senior, Little Miami Baseball
Jackson threw a three-hit complete game against West Clermont that included one earned run, two walks, and seven strikeouts in the win.
Luke Slater and Max Hollander
Loveland Tennis
Congratulations to Luke , a junior, and Max, a senior, for winning the only match against Walnut Hills at second doubles. They battled hard in the first set and ended up losing it 6-4. In the second set, they pulled off a 7-5 set victory by going back to basics and playing smart tennis. Since the match was already determined, they played a 10-point third-set tie-breaker and gained their composure to pull out the victory. They hustled down every ball on the court and gave it their best effort. Congratulations on winning a tough match against a very good team.
Colton Baker
Senior, Loveland Volleyball
In a four-game week consisting of wins over Badin, West Clermont, and Mason and then a five-set loss to Walnut Hills, Colton had 15 aces, 30 kills on 69 sets, seven blocks, and 72 assists. A senior captain doing everything for Loveland boys volleyball.
Nick Huff
Senior, Loveland Track
Nick contributed to the 4x200 and the 4x400 relays at the Princeton Invitational. This was Nick’s first race this season coming off an injury.
Drew Oerther
Junior, Loveland Baseball
Drew threw 5.2 innings, striking out 12, including 8 in a row against Little Miami, to lead the Tigers to a 10-2 win.
Kali Rodriguez
Freshman, Loveland Track
Kali, a freshman, helped the 4x800 relay win and the 4x400 relay finish fourth, as well as finishing seventh in the open 800, in a strong field at the Princeton Invitational.
Olivia Williams
Junior, Loveland Softball
Olivia went 7-for-8 giving her an .875 average for the week, and rounding out her conference overall average at .731! Of her seven hits, she had three doubles and a home run and is providing significant power for us this season. She also had four stolen bases and a clean record in the field with six putouts at shortstop.
Caroline Brinker
Senior, Milford Track
Caroline started high jumping this year. As a senior who had never done the event, she carries a fearless attitude to improvement, pouring her full attention into every practice. She is consistently looking for ways to improve her jumping; she exudes positivity and is a joy to have as a part of the group.
Veer Patel
Senior, Milford Track
Veer is a senior leader for our long jump group. He is always ready to practice and helps others by leading by example. He has continued to improve each year that he has jumped, and we are looking for the same growth this season. Veer is a great teammate and is always fun to be around. I look forward to seeing Veer hit his goals this year as we continue to work together to help him reach them.
Finn Egan
Senior, Turpin Lacrosse
Finn, a senior, had two goals against Milford on Wednesday.
Joe Lafkas
Senior, Turpin Baseball
During a week when the Spartans were 6-0, Joe hit .365 including a double and a home run. The senior also dominated on the mound, recording 10 Ks in two outings, getting the win vs. Walnut Hills and the save vs. Lakota West.
Skylar Mardis
Freshman, Turpin Lacrosse
Skylar had three goals, two draw controls, and caused a pair of turnovers to propel the Spartans to a 17-7 win over Summit Country Day. Skylar also scored a clutch goal in a tight match against Milford on Thursday.
Girish Murali and Jacob Peerless
Walnut Hills Tennis
Girish, a senior, and Jacob, a sophomore, are the dynamic doubles duo! They have the true Walnut spirit, are model student athletes, and are fierce competitors. In the last week, they beat Elder, Sycamore B, and West Clermont.
Ella Hignite
Sophomore, West Clermont Track
Ella took first place in both the110 meter hurdles and 300 meter hurdles to help the Lady Wolves win the team title at the McNicholas Invitational.
Jackson King
Senior, West Clermont Track
Jackson set a new school record in the 400 meters at 50.81 seconds while taking second at the McNicholas Invitational.
