The Cincinnati Enquirer announces the 2020-2021 Spring High School Sports All-Stars for Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.
Baseball
The Enquirer announces 2021 all-stars for Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky baseball.
Ohio Division I
Player of the Year
Max Klare, St. Xavier: Junior Klare was second in the Greater Catholic League South in average at .400 and led the league in home runs (4) and doubles (13). He was second in RBI with 30 and committed just two errors in 30 games for the league champion Bombers in center field.
Coach of the Year
Mark Thompson, Elder: Thompson recorded his 600th career win in 2021 and led the Panthers to a Division I state runner-up finish. It was Elder’s first appearance in the state tournament since 2010.
First team
Michael Sprockett, Lakota East
Evan Whiteaker, Lakota East
Ben Stuart, Mason
Max Johnson, Mason
Jake Hanley, Mason
Branden Garula, Mason
Michael Murphy, Mason
Max Klare, St. Xavier
William Jaun, St. Xavier
Gavin Vogelgesang, St. Xavier
Jackson Grimmelsman, Elder
Kurtis Reid, Hamilton
Maddox Pennington, Hamilton
Cole Reiman, Moeller
Zach French, Moeller
Josh Overbeek, Anderson
Carter Rust, Lakota West
Zach Weber, Lebanon
Kayden Campbell, Fairfield
Trevor Adams, Goshen
Wyatt Fisher, Oak Hills
Carter Daniel, Harrison
Second team
Ross Carnes, Anderson
Cole Brennan, Anderson
Ricky Berrios, Fairfield
Colin Singer, Fairfield
Bryce Rayner, Western Brown
Ty Cawein, Middletown
Blane Nestle, Moeller
Nate Earley, Moeller
Jonathan Baker, Milford
Jameson Richmond, Oak Hills
Parker Dillhoff, Lebanon
Stephen Stigler, Colerain
JT Brandenburg, Walnut Hills
Michael Conte, Walnut Hills
Devin Taylor, La Salle
Jonathan Berliner, Turpin
Connor Stout, Turpin
Cameron Hering, Harrison
Kellen Sandhas, Elder
Colton Hartman, Lebanon
Toby Hueber, Moeller
Trey Williams, Little Miami
Trevor Conley, West Clermont
Honorable mention
Sycamore: Harrison Barnes; Princeton: Andrew Edrington; Lakota West: Grant Miller; Hamilton: Curtis Moak; Lakota East: Kyle Stoughton, Sam Pennix; Elder: Chris Kammerer, Luke Vaughn; St. Xavier: Joe Kirby; Moeller: Nathan Manley; Lebanon: Brad Beyersdorfer, Connor Smith; Kings: Mason Clark, Tarras Garrett; West Clermont: Gavin Sunderman; Milford: Chase Herrell; Turpin: Nick Kapostasy, Grady Stickney; Harrison: Cade Combs, Braden Zuber; Withrow: Junior Rivera, Brandon Ellis; Western Hills: Thomas Fleming; Jacob Long, Jamon Norman, Taquane Stonestreet.
Ohio Division II
Player of the Year
Sergio DeCello, Badin: The senior was fifth in the GCL-Coed in hitting at .455, third in homers with two and led the league in RBI with 35. His on-base percentage of .597 led the Rams who made it to the Division II state semifinals. DeCello also had 28 steals and was 1-0 as a pitcher with 14 strikeouts in 7.1 innings.
Coach of the Year
Brion Treadway, Badin: Treadway led the Rams to a 27-6 overall record and the GCL-Coed Division championship (12-1). Badin made their 13th state tournament appearance, falling short in the Division II state semifinals.
First Team
Lucas Moore, Badin
Sergio DeCello, Badin
Ryan Kirkendall, Badin
Jimmy Nugent, Badin
Cooper Fiehrer, Badin
Luke McLaughlin, Badin
Brennan Pagan, Wyoming
Aidan Dunehew, Wyoming
Elijah Dennis, Wyoming
Brayden Frassman, Ross
Joe Schottelkotte, Ross
Mark Snowden, Taylor
Johnny Kearns, Taylor
Trenton Csakla, Blanchester
Brody Rice, Blanchester
Luke Hammond, Indian Hill
Nick Rinala, Indian Hill
Max Stewart, Batavia
Austin Suttle, New Richmond
Jeremy Krantz, New Richmond
Second team
Lleyton Flamm, New Richmond
Avery Skaggs, New Richmond
Luke Abbott, New Richmond
Danny Shockley, New Richmond
Nate Wildermuth, Clinton-Massie
Kody Zantene, Clinton-Massie
Cayden Clutter, Clinton-Massie
Alex Wright, Batavia
Ian Bullis, Batavia
Reagan Burch, Blanchester
Landyn Vidourek, Badin
AJ Enginger, Badin
Noah Tincher, Badin
Nik Copenhaver, Badin
Jon Cruse, Hughes
Josh Miller, Hughes
Dallas Rice, Aiken
Max Atkinson, Taylor
Alex Bemis, Monroe
Honorable mention
Batavia: Matt Duncan, Jared Teke; Clinton-Massie: Gabe McDowell, Carson VanHoose; New Richmond: Jacob Riffle; Norwood: Landon Brown; MJ Gabbard; Hughes: Breon Davis, Armani Sparks; Aiken: Jayshawn Fread; Woodward: Willie Hendrix; Taylor: Seth Keith; Wyoming: Drew Mouch, Luke Taylor; Indian Hill: Zach Osterhues, Jake Fox; Ross: CJ Boze; Shroder: Nate Dunn, Donald Taylor, Austin Trahan.
Ohio Division III
Player of the Year
Jackson Campbell, Cincinnati Country Day: Campbell was Pitcher of the Year in the Miami Valley Conference and a second-team all-state selection by coaches, along with a Prep Baseball Report first-team pick. He was 7-2 with a 1.96 ERA, striking out 79 in 50 innings. As a hitter, he batted .356 with two homers, 23 RBI with 25 stolen bases.
Coach of the Year
Tony Schulz, CHCA: With a 23-8 record, the Eagles won their first-ever team championship taking the Division III state title. They finished the season with an eight-game win streak.
First team
Jackson Campbell, Cincinnati Country Day
Payton Ebbing, CCD
Cam Bryant, CCD
Louie Hess, Reading
Lauden Brooks, McNicholas
Tyler Snyder, McNicholas
Jack Vogele, CHCA
Colin Ames, CHCA
Caden Crawford, CHCA
Cooper Robinson, CHCA
Mason Perkins, Summit Country Day
Nicholas Ciaccio, Summit Country Day
Quinn Benner, Mariemont
Andrew Glassmeyer, Mariemont
Michael Napolitano, Mariemont
Landon Williams, Clermont Northeastern
Jake Tschida, Roger Bacon
Evan Webb, Roger Bacon
Dylan Thatcher, Madeira
Aidan Megois, Madeira
Logan Nash, Purcell Marian
Second team
Landon Amann, Clermont Northeastern
Kris Jenkins, CNE
Austin Yeager, CNE
Cole Hebbard, Bethel-Tate
Donald Kennedy, Bethel-Tate
Kyle Smith, Bethel-Tate
Ashton Wolfe, Bethel-Tate
Austin Heffner, Williamsburg
Dan Jones, Williamsburg
Eli Jones, Williamsburg
Carter Sunderman, Williamsburg
Alex Davis, Summit Country Day
Joe Schneider, Madeira
Davis Campbell, Cincinnati Country Day
Parker Corbin, CCD
Johnathan Russell, CHCA
Will Murphy, CHCA
Ryan Dace, Finneytown
Grover Taylor, Gamble Montessori
Albert Long, North College Hill
Kamren Williams, North College Hill
Honorable mention
Gamble Montessori: Noah Smith, Jayvon Baskin, Noah Wiley, Brent Thompson, Devontae Underwood; Reading: Mitch Bowman, Donald Furniss, Chase Slusher; Madeira: Nick Heisser; Mariemont: Max Miller, Tyler Tritsch; Deer Park: Ryan Schramm, Dominic Wilson; Clermont Northeastern: Carter Corey, Jack Froman; Bethel-Tate: Jaxon Little, Cam Snider; Williamsburg: Zach Earley, Carter Fink.
Ohio Division IV
Player of the Year
Trevor Allen, Cincinnati Christian: Allen was named Division IV All-State Honorable Mention by the Ohio high school baseball coaches and Prep Baseball Report. He hit .450 driving in 22 runs as a junior. On the mound, he struck out 40 in 47.1 innings with a 2.96 ERA. Cincinnati Christian finished 16-9.
Coach of the Year
Tony Witt, Cincinnati Christian: Witt led the Cougars to a 16-9 record and to a Division IV district final. Among their wins were victories over larger schools Harrison, Mariemont, Summit Country Day and DIII state champion CHCA.
First team
Trevor Allen, Cincinnati Christian
Alex Bertram, Cincinnati Christian
TJ Selvie, Cincinnati Christian
Titan Selvie, Cincinnati Christian
Zac Birch, Cincinnati Christian
Caden Glenn, Cincinnati Christian
Will Schneider, Seven Hills
George Mentrup, Seven Hills
Garrett Taulbee, Felicity-Franklin
Cameron Helton, Felicity-Franklin
Aidan Allen, St. Bernard-Elmwood Place
Isaac Drew, St. Bernard-Elmwood Place
Leo Bonenfant, Miami Valley Christian Academy
Jacob Hessler, MVCA
Robert Jones, New Miami
DeShawn Butler, Oyler
Justin Jones, Oyler
Second team
Austin Hutson, Felicity-Franklin
Dominic Bonenfant, MVCA
Nate Cox, MVCA
Noah Kroger, MVCA
Matt Coulson, Seven Hills
Jared Kraus, Seven Hills
Donovan Howard, New Miami
Trey Robinette, New Miami
Antwan Blythe, Oyler
Equaz Sydnor, Oyler
Honorable mention
Oyler: Izaiah Cathey, Jarrod Woodward; MVCA: Chan Eastman, Jack Pegram; St. Bernard-Elmwood Place: Trevor Fleck, Deante Harrison-Brown; New Miami: Jasiah Matthews, Andrew Rapier; Seven Hills: Ryan Meador, Will Wiles.
Northern Kentucky/Indiana
Player of the Year
Mitchell Berger, Beechwood – He was named NKAC Division II player of the year after helping the Tigers to the Ninth Region championship and the semi-state round of 16. Berger hit .400 with a team-high 37 RBI and also stole 15 bases. On the mound, he was 7-0 with a 1.39 ERA. Berger was also named second team all-state.
Co-coaches of the Year
Scott Schweitzer, Campbell County; and Kevin Gray, Beechwood – Gray and Schweitzer led their teams to the state tournament. Gray led the Tigers to their second consecutive Ninth Region championship with a 31-7 record, outlasting a competitive region including Covington Catholic in the regional final. Schweitzer led the Camels to the 10th Region championship after not being one of the favorites during the season. Both teams lost in the semi-state round of 16.
First team
Mitchell Berger, Beechwood
Reid Cleary, East Central
Brice Estep, Beechwood
Sam France, Covington Catholic
Aydan Hamilton, Campbell County
Brett Holladay, Beechwood
Tyler Hutson, Covington Catholic
Jackson Roseburrough, Beechwood
Walker Smallwood, Dixie Heights
Travis Smith, Walton-Verona
Brayden Stewart, Ryle
Greg Vineyard, Campbell County
Second team
Trent Adkins, Simon Kenton
Sam Bond, East Central
Ethan Bosley, Dixie
Owen Eilerman, St. Henry
Jake Gulley, Highlands
Zach Haigis, Dixie Heights
Ashton Isler, Covington Catholic
Tanner Jackson, Beechwood
Adam Kunkel, South Dearborn
Jacob Napier, Campbell
Reid Ravenscraft, St. Henry
Logan Stevenson, Campbell County
Honorable mention
Beechwood: Drew Fieger; Bishop Brossart: Alex Tatusko; Boone County: Jacob Hyder; Calvary Christian: Luke Ruwe; Campbell County: Calvin Bertram, Tyler Canup, Evan Kuntz, Josh Napier, Jack Sell; Conner: Cody Crawford; Covington Catholic: Luke Lenhof, Jaden Siemer, Pete Williams; Dayton: Brian Lewis; Dixie Heights: Kiernan Geraci, Logan Wilson; East Central: Sam Huston; Holy Cross: Quinton Sullivan; Lawrenceburg: Ethan Weimer, Brayden York; Ludlow: Alex Joyce, Matt Zwick; Newport Central Catholic: Luke Wiles; Ryle: Josh Furtado, Jacob Stone; Scott: Michael Moore, Dylan Ninos; St. Henry: Zach Day; Simon Kenton: Collin Kidwell; South Dearborn: Hunter Hatfield, Reese Willoughby; Villa Madonna: Colin McLagan; Walton-Verona: Barry Alexander, Jimmy Shields.
Softball
The Enquirer announces 2021 all-stars for Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky softball.
Ohio Division I
Player of the year
K.K. Mathis, Lakota West: A first-team All-Ohio selection, Mathis was dominant both at the plate and in the circle this season for the Firebirds. The senior led the Greater Miami Conference in homers (13) and RBI (50) while hitting .519. She led the league in ERA (1.47) and was tied for the lead in wins (20) to go with 191 strikeouts en route to GMC athlete of the year honors.
Coach of the year
Keith Castner, Lakota West: Castner was named the GMC coach of the year for the fifth time since 2006 after leading the Firebirds to 30-2 record, a league championship and a regional title. Lakota West made the state Final Four for the second time in three seasons.
First team
Molly Grace, Lakota West
Sydney Carter, Mason
K.K. Mathis, Lakota West
McKenna Conley, Western Brown
Sam Boothby, Milford
Peyton Young, Western Brown
Alyssa Langston, Lebanon
Avery Gottlieb, Oak Hills
Reece Hampton, West Clermont
Lauren Holt, Little Miami
Emily Allphin, Milford
Abigail Noble, Kings
Belle Hummel, Lakota West
Mary Newton, Ursuline
Ryan Kennedy, Turpin
Reagan Vunak, Lebanon
Abby Bode, Oak Hills
Jane Kronenberger, Ursuline
Madison Henry, Mercy McAuley
Jaycee Taylor, Hamilton
Harlie Bickett, Wilmington
Ashtyn Elbe, Mercy McAuley
Camryn TakTak, West Clermont
Summer Jacobs, Harrison
Jessi Mathews, Fairfield
Nicole Bode, Oak Hills
Kendall Forren, Lakota West
Katelyn Polido, Hamilton
Maggie Hojnacki, Mason
Haley Hibbard, Lakota West
Brooklyn Stewart, Milford
Sam Pennington, Mason
Rachel Berry, Lebanon
Lindsay Breuer, Mason
Anna Harper, Mount Notre Dame
Emily Smith, Lebanon
Ainsley Herron, Kings
Olivia Craycraft, Milford
Second team
Maeve Fink, Oak Hills
Ashley Simko, Lebanon
Rachel Dsuban, Talawanda
Jasmine Walker, Lakota West
Alyssa Medina, Kings
Jenna Smith, Edgewood
Paige Patterson, Middletown
Lexi Sutton, Western Brown
Beka Giel, West Clermont
Riley Johansen, Mason
Ava Tepe, Mount Notre Dame
JoJo Peregrina, Lakota West
Ashley Shannon, Edgewood
Gabi Farris, Ursuline
Cassidy Luttrell, Western Brown
Kayden Krug, Mount Notre Dame
Kylie Goetz, Turpin
Alex Zemberi, Mason
Avery Fielman, Milford
Kylie Lockwood, Oak Hills
Emily Mason, Kings
Megan Deem, Lebanon
Ariah Peregrina, Lakota West
Sophia Martin, Seton
Lilly Iden, Talawanda
Val Allen, Mason
Maddie Summers, Little Miami
Taylor Stemmerding, Milford
Katie Pearson, Middletown
Kassidy Seger, Harrison
Maddie Vaughn, Seton
Lilah Flores, Western Brown
Sophia Gittings, Mercy McAuley
Anna Trimble, Little Miami
Honorable mention
Anderson: Jasmine Rios, Grace Ward; Colerain: Ashley Childress, Paige Smith; Edgewood: Maggie Rednour, Madison Nisius; Fairfield: Rachel Campbell, Jillian Huey, Ryleigh Peters; Hamilton: Lilly Hilsercup, Julia Tegeder; Harrison: Alyssa Reidman, Alora Steinmann; Kings: Isabell Noble, Sydni Baker, Jasmine Lantz; Lakota East: Ella Bauman; Lebanon: Juliana Gonzales; Little Miami: Riley Benton; Loveland: Mya Jordan; Mercy-McAuley: Sydney Schoenling; Middletown: Caroline VonHolle; Milford: Mollie Bloom; Mount Notre Dame: Heather Lausche; Northwest: Shelby Hartness; Oak Hills: Julia Abbott, Madelyn Erskin, Kailee Herbert; Princeton: Ace Huckleby; St. Ursula: Olivia Kelley; Sycamore: Lyndsey Stephenson; Talawanda: Katie Jones, Sophie Pierce; Turpin: Kendyl Moss; Ursuline: Sydney Reeling, Carissa Aiello; Walnut Hills: Savannah Posey; West Clermont: Karlie Matthews; Western Brown: Kyla Conley, Kara Pucke; Western Hills: Akira Lanza; Wilmington: Jena Rhoads; Winton Woods: Zy’Reaija Johnson
Ohio Division II
Player of the year
Emma Kent, Badin: The senior was a first-team All-Ohio selection after hitting .602 this spring. Kent was second in the Greater Catholic League Coed in hitting, fifth in home runs (5), tied for third in RBI (42) and tied for second in doubles (18) to go with a .638 on-base percentage.
Coach of the year
Greg Stitzel, Badin: Stitzel led Badin to a 22-6 record, a league championship and was named the GCL Coed’s coach of the year.
First team
Emma Kent, Badin
Myrissa Combs, Ross
Alexis Sweeney, Goshen
Kylie Burdick, Taylor
Sydney Feenstra, Badin
Liana Morgal, Wyoming
Ashley Shelton, Ross
Kat Schwartz, Wyoming
Camrynn Linneman, Taylor
Erin Beeber, Badin
Kortney Cummins, Badin
Sophia Thoma, Taylor
Kiera Kirk, New Richmond
Rachel Nusky, Badin
Olivia Patel, Batavia
Alexis Ploehs, Ross
Elizabeth Willis, New Richmond
Rincie Demmings, Batavia
Second team
Maggie Graham, Taylor
Chameron Vanden Eynden, Goshen
Maggie Fitzpatric, Wyoming
Mikayla Rash, Batavia
Erin Dyke, Monroe
Vanessa Rosander, Wyoming
Ashley McKinney, Badin
Sam Mumper, Roger Bacon
Ashlyn Seenberg, Indian Hill
Cloey Sattler, Batavia
Caitlin Smith, Badin
Ashley Lykins, New Richmond
Karlie Burdick, Taylor
Joli Boggs, New Richmond
Margaret Brink, Wyoming
Sammi Hoffman, Roger Bacon
Natalie Lay, Clinton-Massie
Honorable mention
Batavia: Ally Shahan; Clinton-Massie: Kiera Brightman, Kayla Drake; Monroe: Hazel Moon, Madelyn Grace; Mt. Healthy: Morgan Bush, Vivian Willis; New Richmond: Emily Carey, Morgan Rich; Roger Bacon: Meredith Gullette, Grace Wilking; Ross: Samantha Iannarino, Madison Minges; Taylor: Karlee Luttrell; Wyoming: Naomi Evans, Emma Galinger
Ohio Division III
Player of the year
Madi Ogden, Williamsburg: Ogden was first-team All-Ohio and was recently named the Ohio Gatorade Softball player of the year. The senior went 27-1 with 331 strikeouts over 168 2/3 innings while allowing just a handful of earned runs. Ogden was named the Southern Buckeye Conference National player of the year.
Coach of the year
Rick Healey, Williamsburg: Healey, the SBAAC National coach of the year for the seventh consecutive season, led Williamsburg to another league title, a 28-1 record and a trip to the regional championship game.
First team
Haven Dwyer, McNicholas
Regan Dorman, Middletown Madison
Savanna Smith, Reading
Haley Johnson, Bethel-Tate
Madi Ogden, Williamsburg
Bryleigh Holden, Bethel-Tate
Jaelynn Thatcher, Williamsburg
Layla Vinson, Bethel-Tate
Jasmine Elam, McNicholas
Brenna Vining, Williamsburg
Finley Payne, CHCA
Rylie Molden, Norwood
Paige Fisher, Williamsburg
Hannah Green, Norwood
Mia Smith, McNicholas
Gabriela Roque, Finneytown
Kaylie Noell, CHCA
Nicole Koetter, Fenwick
Katie Roetenberger, McNicholas
Jaimie Wolfe, Deer Park
Casey Brockerman, CHCA
Bella Neal, McNicholas
Alli Stolz, Bethel-Tate
Rylyn Dyer, Georgetown
Gina Wilson, Deer Park
Annabelle Dugle, McNicholas
Jenna McMullen, Bethel-Tate
Tiffany Drewry, Clermont Northeastern
Maggie Arno, Williamsburg
Layla Elliott, Georgetown
Sophie Williams, Norwood
Kiley Caudill, Williamsburg
Second team
Madelyn Gilley, Clermont Northeastern
Elissa Kelch, Finneytown
Anna Kurz, Madeira
Caitlin Drew, Seven Hills
J.J. Fischer, Deer Park
Lindsay Girard, Reading
Morgan Robinson, Middletown Madison
Ann Gilbertson, Mariemont
Victoria Barrett, St. Bernard
Marissa Pangallo, Williamsburg
Morgan Priest, Middletown Madison
Promise Shircliff, Clermont Northeastern
Shelby Bernhardt, CHCA
Jaiden Slack, Georgetown
Caitlin Augspurger, Fenwick
Brooke Davis, Madeira
Aleena Grubbs, Norwood
Margaret Grant, Reading
Honorable mention
Blanchester: Rianna Mueller, Emma Case; Clark Montessori: Angel Meltebrink, Madison Perry; Clermont Northeastern: Kylie Mosbacker, Bella Bosley, Lilly Braden; Fenwick: Kat Bayer, Avery Hawkins; Gamble Montessori: Laila Christmon; Madeira: April Calloway, Maria Grolmes; Mariemont: Keziah Pearson; Middletown Madison: Taylor Johnson; Purcell Marian: Sarah Castleman; Reading: McKenna Allen, Chloe Watts; Seven Hills: Julia Tamai, Erin Perani; St. Bernard: Ryanna Pottinger.
Ohio Division IV
Player of the year
Briahna Bush, Cincinnati Christian: Bush was named the Miami Valley Conference Gray pitcher of the year after going 10-8 with a league-best 1.21 ERA and 272 strikeouts to just seven walks. Bush was second in the MVC in hitting (.611) and RBI (47) and led in homers (13).
Coach of the year
Lou Coduti, Lockland: Coduti led Lockland to its first winning season since 2015, capturing an MVC Gray title and being named the division’s coach of the year.
First team
Reagan Lowe, Felicity-Franklin
Piper Farris, Cincinnati Country Day
Briahna Bush, Cincinnati Christian
Jadelynn Roberts, Lockland
Jasmine Roberts, Lockland
Catherine Kreidler, Cincinnati Country Day
Brooklyn Adams, New Miami
Skylar Brandenburg, Felicity-Franklin
Madison Brockman, Fayetteville-Perry
Iyann Cunningham, Lockland
Kaitlyn Fritz, Cincinnati Christian
Ava Wells, Fayetteville-Perry
Kylie Wyatt, New Miami
Bailee Caudill, Felicity-Franklin
Taylor Mechlin, Fayetteville-Perry
Second team
Taylor Pavlisko, Cincinnati Country Day
Mary Domingo-Sales, Lockland
Stephanie Veldkamp, Cincinnati Christian
Jillian Proctor, New Miami
Brycelyn Short, Ripley-Union
Izabella Waddle, Fayetteville-Perry
Daija Jeffery, Lockland
Elizabeth Bowling, Cincinnati Christian
Zoe Swafford, Lockland
Alexis Field, New Miami
Honorable mention
Cincinnati Christian: Miranda Heid; Cincinnati Country Day: Sarah Coyle; Oyler: Ashlee Foist, Allison Mousie; New Miami: Sydney Reno; Fayetteville-Perry: Delanie Combs.
Northern Kentucky/Indiana
Player of the Year
Macy Krohman, Simon Kenton – The Illinois signee hit 16 home runs with 49 RBI, and a batting average of .567. On the mound, she was 8-10 with a 1.98 ERA. Krohman was named Miss Softball in Kentucky by the state coaches association.
Co-coaches of the Year
Andy Petridis, Boone County; and Jessica Verst, Pendleton County – Petridis led the Rebels to their first Ninth Region championship in 20 years, outlasting county rival Cooper in the regional final. Boone County finished 24-11 after losing in the semi-state round to Pendleton County, who won the 10th Region and advanced to the state quarterfinals for the second straight season behind Verst, who took over as head coach late in the season. She directed the LadyCats to a 7-6, extra-inning win over Harrison County just eight days after losing to them in the district final
First team
Brooke Albert, Dixie Heights
Bella Bastin, Campbell County
Karys Black, Boone County
Kayley Bruener, Pendleton County
Amber Chaney, Cooper
Anna Greenwell, Highlands
Lindsay Henson, East Central
Kaitlyn Irwin, Boone County
Jessie Kincer, East Central
Macy Krohman, Simon Kenton
Dylan Scott, Cooper
Ella Steczynski, Dixie Heights
Second team
Kennedy Baioni, Highlands
Michelle Barth, Highlands
Kendall Blau, Cooper
Raegan Carlisle, Pendleton County
Hope Hamilton, Campbell County
Madison Kennedy, Lloyd Memorial
Brianna Knochelman, Grant County
Grace Morgan, Ryle
Brianna Patsel, Dixie Heights
Brooke Shewmaker, Bishop Brossart
Olivia Verst, Pendleton County
Gweny Wessling, Cooper
Honorable mention
Beechwood: Laney Hatridge; Bellevue: Josie Stevenson, Cameron Williams, Isabella Wittrock; Brossart: Savannah Seiter; Boone County: Harper Kinman; Calvary Christian: Oreanna Donaldson; Campbell County: Hope Hamilton, Paige Stewart; Conner: Aaliyah Cantrell; Dayton: Laci Davis, Corinne Fielder, Josie Land, Angel Thomas, Tatum Turner; East Central: Carson Bennett, Lexi Hatmaker, Megan Kincer; Grant County: Breanna Beach, Bronwen Sydnor; Highlands: Bri Tharps; Holmes: Lanay Webb; Holy Cross: Kali Pangallo, Bella Young; Lawrenceburg: Brooklynn Couch, Meghan Lawrence; Lloyd Memorial: Madison Kennedy; Ludlow: Shayla Sheppard, Ashlynne Wind; Newport: Kameryn Bowman; Newport Central Catholic: Mia Buemi; Notre Dame: Tori Danneman, Addison Mack; Pendleton County: Kylie Richardson; Ryle: Caitlyn Creech, Grace Morgan, Avery Parsons; Scott: Emma Scribner; Simon Kenton: Alexis Baker, Aubrey Dance, Emilie Young; South Dearborn: Kori Cornett, Alexis Dittmer; Villa Madonna: Casey Fulton, Emmalyn Martin, Camdyn Meier, Joslyn Thornberry; Walton-Verona: Audrey Pollard; Williamstown: Lauryn Cleveland, Kara Peer, Emily Taylor, Destiny Wallace.
Boys Track and Field
The Enquirer announces 2021 all-stars for Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky boys track and field.
Ohio Division I
Runner of the year
Nathan Mountain, St. Xavier: Mountain won a state championship in the 1,600-meter run and finished seventh in the 3,200.
Field athlete of the year
Gabe Hickman, Turpin: Hickman won a state shot put championship and finished fourth in the discus throw. He was named the Top Field Performer in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference.
Coach of the year
Kyle Schreiner, St. Xavier: Schreiner led St. Xavier to a regional championship and a third-place finish at the state meet.
First team
4-x-800 relay: Lakota West (Zach Beneteau, Cole Cronk, Sergio Negroe, Zach Plotkin)
110 hurdles: Isaiah King, Colerain
100 dash: Brandon White, Moeller
4-x-200 relay: La Salle (Orlando Wyatt Jr., B.J. Ross, Tyreeq Sanders, Timiko Jackson)
1600 run: Nathan Mountain, St. Xavier
4-x-100 relay: La Salle (Orlando Wyatt Jr., Tyreeq Sanders, Gi’Bran Payne, Koy Beasley)
400 dash: Nicolas Manfroy, St. Xavier
300 hurdles: Kahari Land, Moeller
800 run: Alex Justus, Kings
200 dash: Mekhi Lynn, Princeton
3,200 run: William Zegarski, Little Miami
4-x-400 relay: St. Xavier (Tyler Goodall, Nick Allman, Joshua Mountain, Nicolas Manfroy)
Discus: Gabe Hickman, Turpin
High jump: Justin Ackerman, New Richmond
Long jump: Jayden Mayes, Fairfield
Shot put: Gabe Hickman, Turpin
Pole vault: Paul Signorelli, Turpin
Second team
4-x-800 relay: Loveland (Ryan Chevalier, Brady Steiner, Ajay Stutz, J.P. Tew)
110 hurdles: Daniel Chudnoff, Sycamore
100 dash: Tennel Bryant, Moeller
4-x-200 relay: Princeton (Kobi Mensah, Mekhi Lynn, Tranel Engleman Jr., Leroy Bowers)
1,600 run: Kiefer Bell, Talawanda
4-x-100 relay: Hamilton (Semaj Aldridge, Chris Conerly, Kaleb Johnson, Zane Taylor)
400 dash: Josh Thornhill, Lakota East
300 hurdles: Cameron Calhoun, Winton Woods
800 run: Branson Pitcher, Mason
200 dash: Rashid Harris, Sycamore
3,200 run: Conor Bohrer, St. Xavier
4-x-400 relay: Sycamore (Nick Bruggeman, Rashid Harris, David Mercurio, Cannon Ray)
Discus: Adam Smith, Moeller
High jump: Mykell Beck, Western Hills
Long jump: Lamont Jackson, Princeton
Shot put: Gabe Asbury, Turpin
Pole vault: Nicholas Davis, Ross
Honorable mention
4-x-800 relay: Talawanda (Jens Bartel, Kiefer Bell, Logan Murray, Luke West Polly)
110 hurdles: Cameron Calhoun, Winton Woods
100 dash: Rashid Harris, Sycamore
4-x-200 relay: Lakota East (Christian Green, Josh Thornhill, Nate Rosario, Caleb Vanhooser)
1,600 run: James Schmidt, Oak Hills
4-x-100 relay: Fairfield (Jordan Jackson, Jalani Lee, Jaydan Mayes, Roger Miller II)
400 dash: Matthew Telscher, Elder
300 hurdles: Malachi Snow, Northwest
800 run: Brady Messer, Mason
200 dash: Nick Allman, St. Xavier
3,200 run: Nathan Mountain, St. Xavier
4-x-400 relay: Loveland (Aaron Schuetter, Dylan Schwinn, Ryan Chevalier, J.P. Tew)
Discus: Thomas Hickman, Talawanda
High jump: Benjamin Ampe, Mason
Long jump: Keith Carpenter, Northwest
Shot put: Adam Smith, Moeller
Pole vault: Noah Chudnoff, Sycamore
Ohio Division II
Runner of the year:
Jaden Behanan, Finneytown: Behanan won a district championship in the 200-meter dash, then was runner-up in the event at regionals. He found the podium at state, finishing seventh.
Field athlete of the year
Brandon Cromer, Taft: The junior won a regional high jump championship and finished fifth at state.
Coach of the year
James Tenhundfeld, Taylor: The CHL coach of the year led Taylor to a district championship.
First team
4-x-800 relay: Madeira (Luke Mitchell, Quinn LeBorgne, Calvin Busch, Ethan Henry)
110 hurdles: Micah Smith, CHCA
100 dash: Jah’mal Hutsell, Roger Bacon
4-x-200 relay: Finneytown (Travis Edwards, Jaden Behanan, Falilou Dionna, Zion Denson)
1,600 run: Aiden Burt, McNicholas
4-x-100 relay: Roger Bacon (Jah’mal Hutsell, Corey Kiner, Kyle Guyer, Nijal Mooney)
400 dash: Zach Fein, McNicholas
300 hurdles: Trey Sigourney, Batavia
800 run: Martin Eisenhauer, Mariemont
200 dash: Jaden Behanan, Finneytown
3,200 run: Ethan Henry, Madeira
4-x-400 relay: Taylor (Hayden Ball, Zach Howard, Ethan Weiherer, Dylan Lanham)
Discus: Dylan Halloran-Thompson, Indian Hill
High jump: Brandon Cromer, Taft
Long jump: Lawrence Sesay, CHCA
Shot put: Joel Allen, Wyoming
Pole vault: Kentin Nichols, Clermont Northeastern
Second team
4-x-800 relay: Mariemont (Henry Buck, Bennett Turan, Martin Eisenhauer, Sam Beeler)
110 hurdles: Dylan Lanham, Taylor
100 dash: Jack Walsh, Badin
4-x-200 relay: Badin (Jack Walsh, Kaden Starks, Jackson Niesen, John Ruppert)
1,600 run: Owen Mathews, Badin
4-x-100 relay: Finneytown (Johnathan Burlew, Zion Denson, Malik Williams, Jaden Behanan)
400 dash: Luke Mitchell, Madeira
300 hurdles: Dylan Lanham, Taylor
800 run: Coleman Warstler, Indian Hill
200 dash: Jacob Harrison, Shroder
3,200 run: Sam Beelr, Mariemont
4-x-400 relay: Indian Hill (Luke Folke, Ben Vigram, Coleman Warstler, John Podojil)
Discus: Joel Allen, Wyoming
High jump: Jordin Evans, Norwood
Long jump: Yahel Slonia, Wyoming
Shot put: Joey Walters, McNicholas
Pole vault: Bowie Irvine, Indian Hill
Honorable mention
4-x-800 relay: Badin (Owen Mathews, Mitchell Peel, Dominic Seigel, Nick Dunn)
110 hurdles: CJ Boothby, Clermont Northeastern
110 dash: Jacob Harrison, Shroder
4-x-200 relay: Wyoming (Joshua Nugent, Yahel Slonim, Sam Prangley, James Edwards)
1,600 run: Jackson Davis, CHCA
4-x-100 relay: North College Hill (Lovelle Anderson, Demyran Joy, Miles Landrum, Jaylen Stanford)
400 dash: Hayden Ball, Taylor
300 hurdles: Trevor House, Clermont Northeastern
800 run: Henry Buck, Mariemont
200 dash: Daniel Hellman, Batavia
3,200 run: Owen Mathews, Badin
4-x-400 relay: Finneytown (Falilou Dionna, Malik Williams, Jaden Behanan, Zion Denson)
Discus: Andrew Whiston, Madeira
High jump: Brayden Kincaid, Taylor
Long jump: Brandon Cromer, Taft
Shot put: Justin Vest, CHCA
Pole vault: Charles Pickett, Wyoming
Ohio Division III
Runner of the year
Mark Burns, Purcell Marian: Burns won a Division III state championship in the 200-meter dash.
Field athlete of the year
Trystan Griess, Williamsburg: The SBAAC field athlete of the year finished fourth in the high jump at regionals and 10th at state.
Coach of the year
Chris Rolph, Williamsburg: Rolph was named the SBAAC national coach of the year led Williamsburg to a district title and a fourth-place finish at regionals.
First team
4-x-800: Summit Country Day (Devin Nelson, Matthew Brumfield, Hudson Ritch, Corkin Woodward)
110 hurdles: Skylar Griess, Williamsburg
100 dash: Brayden Kelly, Williamsburg
4-x-200 relay: Summit Country Day (Braeden Austin, Donovan Matthews, Zach Watford, Oscar Loeher)
1,600 run: Garrett Hesselgesser, Cincinnati Christian
4-x-100 relay: Summit Country Day (Braeden Austin, Jerome Goodloe, Zach Watford, Oscar Loeher)
400 dash: Hayden Hollins, Williamsburg
300 hurdles: Skylar Griess, Williamsburg
800 run: Sam Pettengill, Cincinnati Country Day
200 dash: Mark Burns, Purcell Marian
3,200 run: Devon Nelson, Summit Country Day
4-x-400 relay: Clark Montessori (Ben Burton, Evan Estes, Kameron Upshaw, Miles Rucker)
Discus: Collin Klopstein, Williamsburg
High jump: Trystan Griess, Williamsburg
Long jump: Bryce Lillie, Williamsburg
Shot put: Gabe Naseer, Fayetteville-Perry
Pole vault: Dylan Rowland, Williamsburg
Second team
4-x-800 relay: Seven Hills (Carter Stevens, Luke Malloy, Wes Gordon, Zach Dormet)
110 hurdles: Alex Underwood, Georgetown
100 dash: Mark Burns, Purcell Marian
4-x-200 relay: Purcell Marian (Irv Hodrick, Jaedan Childress, Elijah Gay, Mark Burns)
1,600 run: Matthew Brumfield, Summit Country Day
4-x-100 relay: Purcell Marian (Irv Hodrick, Jaedan Childress, Elijah Gay, Mark Burns)
400 dash: Mason Mack, Cincinnati Country Day
300 hurdles: Michael Beamer, Deer Park
800 run: Luke Malloy, Seven Hills
200 dash: Brayden Kelly, Williamsburg
3,200 run: Dhruv Mahajan, Seven Hills
4-x-400 relay: Summit Country Day (Zach Watford, Matthew Brumfield, Hudson Ritch, Oren Jenkins)
Discus: Joe Moses, Seven Hills
High jump: Logan Owens, Georgetown
Long jump: Matthew Cardell, Cincinnati Christian
Shot put: Jasean Denson, Deer Park
Pole vault: Robert Fischer, Deer Park
Honorable mention
4-x-800 relay: Cincinnati Christian (Micah Katz, Blake Kimble, Aiden Bonn, Garrett Hesselgesser)
110 hurdles: Michael Beamer, Deer Park
100 dash: Michael Pryor, Gamble Montessori
4-x-200 relay: Williamsburg (Bryce Lillie, Skylar Griess, Kaiden Whisman, Braiden Kelley)
1,600 run: Larkin Woodward, Summit Country Day
4-x-100 relay: Cincinnati Christian (Eddie Luckey, Matthew Cardell, Stuart King, Noah Neu)
400 dash: Miles Rucker, Clark Montessori
300 hurdles: Alex Underwood, Georgetown
800 run: Ben Burton, Clark Montessori
200 dash: Elijah Gay, Purcell Marian
3,200 run: Evan Lakhia, Summit Country Day
4-x-400 relay: Georgetown (Clayton Caldwell, Ethan Thomas, Damon Allen, Logan Owens)
Discus: Nick Patterson, Williamsburg
High jump: Bryce Powers, Williamsburg
Long jump: Trystan Griess, Williamsburg
Shot put: Kylen Macklin, Purcell Marian
Pole vault: Skylar Griess, Williamsburg
Northern Kentucky/Indiana
Runner of the Year
Mick Clines, Bishop Brossart – The senior won three state championships to help the Mustangs to second place in the 1A state team championship. He ran in the 4-x-200 and 4-x-400 relays that won the title and won the 400 individually. At the regional meet, he won championships in the 200 and 400, and the 4-x-400, and finished second in the 100.
Field Athlete of the Year
Jake Davidson, Lloyd Memorial – The junior won the 1A state championship in the pole vault for the third straight season. He cleared 15 feet, 6 inches to break the 1A record and also best the 2A record, falling just six inches short of the overall state record.
Coach of the Year
Ryan Leopold, Highlands – He Led the Bluebirds to second place in the 2A state meet.
First team
4-x-800 relay: Covington Catholic (Charlie Hubert, Ethan Wever, Dominic Taylor, Drew Kent)
110 hurdles: Nathan Howard, Beechwood
100 dash: Curtez Hill, Holmes
4-x-200 relay: Bishop Brossart (Tyler Twehues, Eli Thompson, Carson Schirmer, Mick Clines)
1,600 run: Joseph Impellitteri, Conner
4-x-100 relay: Covington Catholic (Reid Hummel, Leo Bouldin, Zion Mason, Brett Rottinghaus)
400 dash: Jake Welch, Highlands
300 hurdles: Owen Ponting, Campbell County
800 run: Thomas Gray-Torsell, Highlands
200 dash: Leo Bouldin, Covington Catholic
3,200 run: Drew Moore, Conner
4-x-400 relay: Bishop Brossart (Tyler Twehues, Eli Thompson, Ryan Branch, Mick Clines)
Discus: Leo Maxwell, East Central
High jump: Kaden Gardner, Ryle
Long jump: Isaac Surrey, Highlands
Triple jump: Isaac Surrey, Highlands
Shot put: Leo Maxwell, East Central
Pole vault: Jake Davidson, Lloyd Memorial
Second team
4-x-800 relay: Highlands (Will Griffith, Thomas Gray-Torsell, Alex Lacourt, Jack Banks)
110 hurdles: Leo Bouldin, Covington Catholic
100 dash: Erik Perkins, East Central
4-x-200 relay: Cooper (Austin Liversgowdy, Jeremiah Lee, Jake Childress, Cole Henry).
1,600 run: Dixon Ryan, St. Henry
4-x-100 relay: Holmes (Curtez Hill, Mayne White, Tayquan Calloway, Abdul Salaah)
400 dash: Mick Clines, Bishop Brossart
300 hurdles: Christian Dingus, Walton-Verona
800 run: Joshua Stepner, Cooper
200 dash: Erik Perkins, East Central
3,200 run: Dixon Ryan, St. Henry
4-x-400 relay: Highlands (Thomas Gray-Torsell, Jake Welch, Will Griffith, Aiden Nevels)
Discus: Luke Stegman, Covington Catholic
High jump: Mason Meyer, Bishop Brossart
Long jump: Leo Bouldin, Covington Catholic
Triple jump: Dakota Eggleston, Simon Kenton
Shot put: Jackson Smallwood, Grant County
Pole vault: Nolan Brooks, Dayton
Honorable mention
4-x-800 relay: Beechwood (Ruben Rechtin, Aiden Holt, Natnael Weldemichael, Kaden Marker), Bishop Brossart (Matt Hickman, Ryan Branch, Parker Losure, Ryan Clines), Conner (Brent Smith, Ryan Hanak, Drew Moore, Joseph Impellitteri).
110 hurdles: Michael Brockman, St. Henry; Christian Dingus, Walton-Verona; Grady Shay, Walton-Verona; Aiden Nevels, Highlands; Nathan Griffin, East Central.
100 dash: Brett Rottinghaus, Covington Catholic; Abdul Salaah, Holmes; Sam Lavin, NCC.
4-x-200 relay: Holmes (Curtez Hill, Mayne White, Tayquan Calloway, Abdul Salaah), Walton-Verona (Grady Shay, Bryson Stanley, Christian Dingus, Zane Perry).
1,600 run: Kaden Marker, Beechwood
4-x-100 relay: Walton-Verona (Grady Shay, Bryson Stanley, Justin Pronk, Zane Perry).
400 dash: Michael Brockman, St. Henry; Austin Liversgowdy, Cooper.
300 hurdles: Nathan Griffin, East Central; Grady Shay, Walton-Verona; Nathan Howard, Beechwood.
800 run: Will Griffith, Highlands; Ryan Branch, Bishop Brossart.
200 dash: Jeremiah Lee, Cooper; Mick Clines, Bishop Brossart.
3,200 run: Ethan Wever, Covington Catholic
4-x-400 relay: Cooper (Joshua Stepner, Preston Winiger, Cole Henry, Austin Liversgowdy), East Central (Nathan Griffin, Luke Hornbach, Griffin Werner, Erik Perkins)
Discus: Harrison Pawsat, Highlands; Wilson Pendleton, Ryle
High jump: Isaac Surrey, Highlands
Long jump: Quincy Barber, Newport; Bailey Whitelock, South Dearborn
Triple jump: Derril Carr, Ryle; Alex Woods, Beechwood
Shot put: Luke Stegman, Covington Catholic; Harrison Pawsat, Highlands
Pole vault: Greysen Gerth, Simon Kenton
Girls Track and Field
The Enquirer announces 2021 all-stars for Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky girls track and field.
Ohio Division I
Runner of the year
Madison Roshelle, Princeton: Roshelle was in a pair of podium-placing state relays for Princeton, including the fourth-place 4-x-200 team and the third-place 4-x-100 squad. She was also the state runner-up in the long jump.
Field athlete of the year
Annika Kinley, Lakota West: Kinley set a new district record in the high jump, won a regional championship in the event, then finished as the state runner-up.
Coach of the year
Darren Braddix, Princeton: Braddix led Princeton to a district runner-up finish, a regional championship and a sixth-place finish at state.
First team
4-x-800: Loveland (Sarah Madix, Madison Conaster, Jessie Gibbons, Emmy Sager)
100 hurdles: Faith Tang, Mason
100 dash: Azariah Bryant, Lakota East
4-x-200 relay: Princeton (Kiera Morris, Shazia Brown, Bella Williams, Madison Roshelle)
1,600 run: Ella Lambert, Turpin
4-x-100 relay: Princeton (Reese Riep, Bella Williams, Shavaz Brown, Madison Roshelle)
400 dash: Lizzie Sexton, Mercy McAuley
300 hurdles: Myah Boze, Ross
800 run: Madison Conaster, Loveland
200 dash: McKenzie Givens, Mt. Healthy
3,200 run: Carly Spletzer, Lakota East
4-x-400 relay: Mercy McAuley (Lizzie Sexton, Mia Edwards, Liz York, Abby Hoffman)
Discus: Emma Striebich, Seton
High jump: Annika Kinley, Lakota West
Long jump: Madison Roshelle, Princeton
Shot put: Emma Striebich, Seton
Pole vault: Jazz Haas, Mount Notre Dame
Second team
4-x-800 relay: Mason (Ellie Bevan, Erica Fennimore, Macie Radcliffe, Carlie Condit)
100 hurdles: Lela Walker, Sycamore
100 dash: Shazia Brown, Princeton
4-x-200 relay: Mercy McAuley (Abby Hoffman, Liz York, Mia Edwards, Lizzie Sexton)
1,600 relay: Erica Fennimore, Mason
4-x-100: Colerain (India Washington, Desirea Sanderson, Summer Swartwout, Kelani Broadnax)
400 dash: Ava Arengo, Mason
300 hurdles: Mae Reed, Turpin
800 run: Keniya Dexter, Princeton
200 dash: Reese Riep, Princeton
3,200 run: Kelsi Harris, Lakota East
4-x-400 relay: Mason (Ava Arengo, Aria Hawkins, Ellie Bevan, Joy Resig)
Discus: Paige Elliff, Anderson
High jump: Lauren Barnes, Sycamore
Long jump: Camiyah James, Lakota East
Shot put: Paige Elliff, Anderson
Pole vault: Claire Coleman, Ursuline
Honorable mention
4-x-800 relay: Princeton (Keniya Dexter, Jade Stinson, Grace Abrams, Kennia Dexter)
100 hurdles: Victoria Washington, Sycamore
100 dash: Summer Swartout, Colerain
4-x-200 relay: Mason (Abby Slife, Abby Lowe, Tessa Zecchino, Ava Arengo)
1,600 run: Elana Horn, Turpin
4-x-100 relay: Mason (Katelyn Mizer, Abby Love, Tessa Zecchino, Emilia Capiello)
400 dash: Annika Kinley, Lakota West
300 hurdles: Faith Tang, Mason
800 run: Jessie Gibbons, Loveland
200 dash: Azariah Bryant, Lakota East
3,200 run: Manuela Capiello, Mason
4-x-400 relay: Princeton (Keniya Dexter, Jade Stinson, Madison Roshelle, Kennia Dexter)
Discus: Aidan Orth, Anderson
High jump: Zoe Lenney, Kings
Long jump: Emma Upp, Walnut Hills
Shot put: Andrea Burke, Mason
Pole vault: Anagha Rao, Mason
Ohio Division II
Co-runner of the year
Elizabeth Whaley, Indian Hill: Whaley won district championships in the 800-meter and 1,600-meter run. At regionals she qualified for state in both events, finishing fourth in the 800 and third in the 1,600. She was named the Cincinnati Hills League runner of the year.
Co-runner of the year
Cameron Bittermann, Taylor: Bittermann was top-3 at districts in three individual races, winning a title in the 200-meter dash. She qualified for state in the 100- and 200-meter dash. She found the podium in the 200, finishing eighth.
Field athlete of the year
Alyssa Weitzel, New Richmond: Weitzel won a district and conference pole vault championship and finished fourth at regionals to qualify for state. She narrowly missed the podium at state, coming in ninth.
Coach of the year
Sue Savage, Indian Hill: Savage was named the CHL coach of the year after leading the Braves to a district title and a seventh-place finish at regionals.
First team
4-x-800 relay: Indian Hill (Annie Isphording, Elizabeth Whaley, Hayden Withers, Meghan O’Brien)
100 hurdles: Kiersten Souders, Mariemont
100 dash: Payton Koebbe, Reading
4-x-200 relay: Taft (Tyquisha Harris, Dija Franklin, Vanessa Martin, Rachelle Judge)
1,600 run: Elizabeth Whaley, Indian Hill
4-x-100 relay: Summit Country Day (Hailey Harrell, Vanessa Carrington, Maya Wood, Khamia Brooks)
400 dash: Meghan O’Brien, Indian Hill
300 hurdles: Anna Geisz, Norwood
800 run: Elizabeth Whaley, Indian Hill
200 dash: Cameron Bittermann, Taylor
3,200 run: Hayden Withers, Indian Hill
4-x-400 relay: Indian Hill (Annie Isphording, Elizabeth Whaley, Lauren Frey, Meghan O’Brien)
Discus: Kennedy Williams, Batavia
High jump: Hannah Wentzel, New Richmond
Long jump: ShyAnne Stewart, North College Hill
Shot put: Kennedy Williams, Batavia
Pole vault: Alyssa Weitzel, New Richmond
Second team
4-x-800 relay: Mariemont (Lily Bauer, Alexa Decamp, Brooke Cole, Grace Bohl)
100 hurdles: Khamia Brooks, Summit Country Day
100 dash: Cameron Bittermann, Taylor
4-x-200 relay: Summit Country Day (Khamia Brooks, Maya Wood, Vanessa Carrington, Hailey Harrell)
1,600 run: Emma Bergmann, Wyoming
4-x-100 relay: Clark Montessori (Amira Henderson, Erinae Coleman, Amari Dawson, Savannah Thomas)
400 dash: Cameron Bittermann, Taylor
300 hurdles: Latrina White, Gamble Montessori
800 run: Rebecca Bresnahan, Clark Montessori
200 dash: Alexandria Lewis, Roger Bacon
3,200 run: Sylvia Coyle, Wyoming
4-x-400 relay: Badin (Emma Trusock, Molly Anthony, Liz Burley, Maura Mathews)
Discus: Halle Hehemann, Bethel-Tate
High jump: Lydia Huff, Clermont Northeastern
Long jump: Rochelle Judge, Taft
Shot put: Moriah Humphrey, Taft
Pole vault: Samantha Ringhand, New Richmond
Honorable mention
4-x-800 relay: Wyoming (Sylvia Cole, Emma Bergmann, Danielle Sabaliunaite, Allison Alplanalp)
100 hurdles: Olivia Palmer, Clark Montessori
100 dash: Rachelle Judge, Taft
4-x-200 relay: New Richmond (Lizzie Duncan, Zara Graff, Samantha Ringhand, Hannah Wentzel)
1,600 run: Jessica Sanders, Finneytown
4-x-100 relay: North College Hill (ShyAnne Stewart, Brianna Casey, Amaria Duke, Tamela Webster)
400 dash: Alexandria Lewis, Roger Bacon
300 hurdles: Abby Swensgard, New Richmond
800 run: Alexa Decamp, Mariemont
200 dash: Payton Koebbe, Reading
3,200 run: Monica Dart, Taylor
4-x-400 relay: Mariemont (Lily Bauer, Alexa Decamp, Brooke Cole, Margaret Griesmer)
Discus: Allison Miller, Deer Park
High jump: Mia Hack, Indian Hill
Long jump: Emma Trusock, Badin
Shot put: Allison Miller, Deer Park
Pole vault: Addison Hamilton, Wyoming
Ohio Division III
Runner of the year
Mackenzie Hartman, Seven Hills: Hartman won Division III state championships in the 100-meter hurdles, 300-meter hurdles and the long jump.
Field athlete of the year
Yvonne Colson, Madeira: Colson was the Division III state champion in the discus and finished third in the shot put.
Coach of the year
Tana Luckie, Seven Hills: Luckie led Seven Hills to a third-place team finish at state.
First team
4-x-800 relay: Madeira (Izzy Arredondo, Keira O’Cull, Claire LeRoy, Hannah Lutes)
100 hurdles: Mackenzie Hartman, Seven Hills
100 dash: Payton Hughes, Cincinnati Country Day
4-x-200 relay: Madeira (Izzy Arredondo, Keira O’Cull, Hannah Jung, Sophia Davenport)
1,600 run: Kaitlyn Gregory, Williamsburg
4-x-100 relay: CHCA (Casey Boeckerman, Grace Flynn, Koah Wilson, Lainey Zurcher)
400 dash: Abby Heck, Seven Hills
300 hurdles: Mackenzie Hartman, Seven Hills
800 run: Izzy Arrendondo, Madeira
200 dash: Mackenzie Hartman, Seven Hills
3,200 run: Annie Meyer, Madeira
4-x-400 relay: Madeira (Izzy Arredondo, Hannah Jung, Keira O’Cull, Claire LeRoy)
Discus: Yvonne Colson, Madeira
High jump: Grace Flynn, CHCA
Long jump: Mackenzie Hartman, Seven Hills
Shot put: Yvonne Colson, Madeira
Pole vault: Emma Kate Schnieber, Cincinnati Country Day
Second team
4-x-800 relay: CHCA (Kate McDonough, Sarah Sandstrom, Sam Sauer, Keegan Sheanshang)
100 hurdles: Paige Rempe, CHCA
100 dash: Izzy Stidham, Williamsburg
4-x-200 relay: Seven Hills (Riley Jones, Laila Kerr, Margret Schniring, Callie Drew)
1,600 run: Savannah Faught, Georgetown
4-x-100 relay: Fayetteville-Perry (Allison Whitley, Anne Murphy, Cora Hansel, Abi Deisch)
400 dash: Sam Sauer, CHCA
300 hurdles: Grace Tigert, Williamsburg
800 run: Keira O’Cull, Madeira
200 dash: Abby Heck, Seven Hills
3,200 run: Savannah Faught, Georgetown
4-x-400 relay: Seven Hills (Annelise Hawgood, Callie Drew, Riley Jones, Abigail Li)
Discus: Kennedy Cunningham, Madeira
High jump: Abi Deisch, Fayetteville-Perry
Long jump: Grace Flynn, CHCA
Shot put: Bella Timmerding, Cincinnati Country Day
Pole vault: Ava Kraft, CHCA
Honorable mention
4-x-800 relay: Seven Hills (Annelise Hawgood, Riley Jones, Ellie Cain, Laxmi Namboodiri)
100 hurdles: Anne Murray, Fayetteville-Perry
100 dash: Sydney Hardesty, Cincinnati Country Day
4-x-200 relay: Purcell Marian (Rylan Williams Scott, Nicohl Dickens, Samiah Rembert, AhNiyah Jones)
1,600 run: Ella Garza, Madeira
4-x-100 relay: Cincinnati Country Day (Sydney Hardesty, Priya Thompson, Emma Valentin, Payton Hughes)
400 dash: Claire LeRoy, Madeira
300 hurdles: Allison Whitley, Fayetteville-Perry
800 run: Kaitlyn Gregory, Williamsburg
200 dash: Payton Hughes, Cincinnati Country Day
3,200 run: Hannah Lutes, Madeira
4-x-400 relay: CHCA (Keegan Sheanshang, Lainey Zurcher, Riley Sauer, Sam Sauer)
Discus: Gracie Mitchell, Cincinnati Country Day
High jump: Crissy Legget, Fayetteville-Perry
Long jump: Jordan Davidson, Williamsburg
Shot put: Brinli Crosley, Fayetteville-Perry
Pole vault: Grace Tigert, Williamsburg
Northern Kentucky/Indiana
Runner of the Year
Simone Bessong, Cooper – The eighth-grader won the 3A state championship in the 200 meters, and finished fourth in the 400 meters. She won regional championships in both of those events as well as the 4-x-400 relay.
Field Athlete of the Year
Brooklyn Hammons, Grant County – The junior won the 3A state championship in both the shot put and the discus. She won the shot put in 43 feet, 4 inches, a foot ahead of second place and just 3.5 inches off the 3A and overall state meet record. She rewrote the book in the discus, throwing it 143 feet, 9 inches to win by more than 25 feet. The throw shattered the existing 3A meet record, which had occurred in 1981, by more than nine feet. Hammons broke the overall state meet record by 19 inches, set in the 2A state meet in 2015. She also won regional championships in both events.
Coach of the Year
Dave Schuh, Bishop Brossart – He led the Lady Stangs to the 1A state team championship
First team
4-x-800 relay: Bishop Brossart (Olivia Holbrook, Amy Klocke, Lia Callahan, Claire Curtsinger)
100 hurdles: Mackenzie Kent, St. Henry
100 dash: Antaya Epps, Holmes
4-x-200 relay: Bishop Brossart (Lauren Gooderson, Chloe Hein, Sophie Neufelder, Rylee Schultz)
1600 run: Ashlyn Vanlandingham, Conner
4-x-100 relay: Dixie Heights (Jada Calhoun, Allison Arnett, Ashtyn Ivey, Kaylee Ollberding)
400 dash: Simone Bessong, Cooper
300 hurdles: Madison Rabe, Ryle
800 run: Ellie Lengerich, East Central
200 dash: Simone Bessong, Cooper
3,200 run: Maggie Schroeder, Highlands
4-x-400 relay: Bishop Brossart (Emma Bezold, Olivia Holbrook, Sophie Neufelder, Hannah Kramer)
Discus: Brooklyn Hammons, Grant County
High jump: Maddie Neary, Lloyd Memorial
Long jump: Ellie Lengerich, East Central
Triple jump: Jordyn Cardwell, Cooper
Shot put: Brooklyn Hammons, Grant County
Pole vault: Lauren Kent, St. Henry
Second team
4-x-800 relay: Highlands (Franny Smith, Maggie Schroeder, Alyssa Harris, Adrienne Harris)
100 hurdles: Emma Hopkins, Dixie Heights
100 dash: Isabella Vonlehman, Conner
4-x-200 relay: Beechwood (Maddy Brauch, Maryah Counts, Allison Goodwin, Sarah Sizemore)
1600 run: Olivia Holbrook, Bishop Brossart
4-x-100 relay: Notre Dame (Jaden Conner, Hannah Holocher, Kendall Romito, Michaela Summe)
400 dash: Maryah Counts, Beechwood
300 hurdles: Michaela Summe, Notre Dame
800 run: Ashlyn Vanlandingham, Conner
200 dash: Chloe Hein, Bishop Brossart
3,200 run: Amy Klocke, Bishop Brossart
4-x-400 relay: East Central (Rachel Campbell, Jorjia Ferguson, Anna Graf, Ellie Lengerich)
Discus: Maggie Buerger, Walton-Verona
High jump: Ellie Lengerich, East Central
Long jump: Chloe Hein, Bishop Brossart
Triple jump: Allison Arnett, Dixie Heights
Shot put: Jessica Stenger, East Central
Pole vault: Jorgia Quinlan, South Dearborn
Honorable mention
4-x-800 relay: Ryle (Renae Kopser, Allison Kopser, Yasmin Garcia, Ella Gregory)
100 hurdles: Madison Rabe, Ryle; Jayden Profitt, Dixie Heights
100 dash: Allison Goodwin, Beechwood
4-x-200 relay: Highlands (Laney Smith, Haley Zell, Emmie Brewer, Sarah Thurnauer), Dixie Heights (Abigail Kopp, Jordan Faulkner, Jada Calhoun, Ashtyn Ivey)
1,600 run: Claire Curtsinger, Bishop Brossart;
4-x-100 relay: Bishop Brossart (Lauren Gooderson, Sophie Neufelder, Lia Callahan, Chloe Hein), East Central (Jessica Stenger, Hope Fox, Anna Graf, Rachel Campbell)
400 dash: Laney Smith, Highlands
300 hurdles: Mackenzie Kent, St. Henry; Hope Fox, East Central
800 run: Olivia Holbrook, Bishop Brossart
200 dash: Antaya Epps, Holmes
3,200 run: Claire Curtsinger, Bishop Brossart; Cara Weber, Ryle.
4-x-400 relay: Highlands (Alyssa Harris, Laney Smith, Haley Zell, Jordan Stuempel)
Discus: Jessica Stenger, East Central
High jump: Allison Arnett, Dixie Heights
Long jump: Jordyn Cardwell, Cooper
Triple jump: Miranda Csordas, Bishop Brossart; Sarah Sizemore, Beechwood
Shot put: Maggie Buerger, Walton-Verona; Rylee Swope, Highlands
Pole vault: Emily Parsons, Dixie Heights; Abigale Bauer, Campbell County.
Boys volleyball
The Enquirer announces 2021 all-stars for Greater Cincinnati boys volleyball.
Division I
Player of the Year
JJ Beckelhimer, Moeller: Beckelhimer snagged Division I South Region Player of the Year and was a first-team all-state selection while setting Moeller to a state title.
Coach of the Year
Lee Meyer, Moeller: In his first season coaching games as Moeller’s head coach, Meyer led his alma mater to a share of the Greater Catholic League South title and a playoff run ending with Moeller’s ninth state championship.
First team
JJ Beckelhimer, Moeller
Drew Maune, Elder
Henry Kastner, St. Xavier
Grant Hubbard, Lakota East
Ben Carmosino, St. Xavier
Owen Vogelpohl, Walnut Hills
Matthew Reinhold, Moeller
Ben Albers, Elder
Brendon Buis, Fairfield
Caleb Lipscomb, Walnut Hills
Jack Carroll, Moeller
Second team
Anthony Fago, Mason
Carlo Papacharalambous, Oak Hills
John Schroeder, St. Xavier
Ethan Johnson, Hamilton
Andrew Sakemiller, Sycamore
Tyler Miller-Bross, Loveland
Ian Zech, Lakota East
Kyle Rees, West Clermont
Honorable mention
Elder: Mitchell Meyer, Joey Bianco; Fairfield: Jagger Sawyer; Lakota East: Nicolas Hetterich, Ryan Leisten; Lakota West: Aaron Miller, Jacob Goldberg; Loveland: Eric Keldsen, Stone Thole; Mason: Brysen King, Joseph Habra, Adam Jeffers; Middletown: Abner Ramos, Justyn Henson; Moeller: Colin Smith, Will Patterson; Oak Hills: Carson Pessler; St. Xavier: Kyle Toomb; Walnut Hills: Griffin Wheatley, Trent Borgmann.
Division II
Player of the Year
John Luers, Fenwick: Luers was the Division II state Player of the Year and was also the West Region and GCL Coed Player of the Year. Luers led Fenwick to a 25-3 record and the Division II state championship.
Coach of the Year
Anitra Brockman, Badin: The Division II state Coach of the Year led Badin to its best season in program history. The Rams were 21-6 and reached the state semifinals.
First team
John Luers, Fenwick
Andrew Larkin, Badin
Will Richards, Fenwick
Michael Schweinefuss, Badin
Ryan Bollhauer, La Salle
Ben Luers, Fenwick
Will Strasser, Taylor
Tyler Walter, McNicholas
TJ Berrens, La Salle
Derek Boland, Fenwick
Second team
Evan Bolin, McNicholas
David Schweinefuss, Badin
Andrew Hegemann, Badin
Charlie Strunc, Roger Bacon
Ben Popejoy, La Salle
Ethan Cappel, Taylor
Carter Bernath, Fenwick
Nate Braig, McNicholas
Honorable mention
Badin: Jordan Brockman, Eli Halverson; Fenwick: Kiefer Gavigan; La Salle: Matt Gagnon, Drew Goldschmidt; McNicholas: Trent Harper; Roger Bacon: Nick Hughes; Taylor: Robbie Rapking.
Boys tennis
The Enquirer announces 2021 all-stars for Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky boys tennis.
Ohio Division I
Singles Player of the Year
Vignesh Gogineni, Mason: Gogineni reached the state finals, finishing the season as Division I singles runner-up.
Doubles Team of the Year
Sam King-Akshay Joshi, Mason: King and Joshi were state runners-up in the Division I doubles tournament.
Coach of the Year
Mike Reid, Mason: Reid led a singles player and a doubles team to state finals matches before winning the team state championship in the OTCA tournament.
First team singles
Vignesh Gogineni, Mason
Charlie Temming, St. Xavier
Sai Dore, Springboro
Second team singles
Phillip Kogan, Walnut Hills
Payson Scott, Anderson
Arjun Rajagopala, Sycamore
Honorable mention singles
Andrew Wittenbaum, Sycamore
Anthony Shalakov, Lakota West
Eric Tang, Mason
Shereyas Kode, Springboro
Josh Satter, Springboro
Nick Athans, Lakota West
Jacob Eddingfield, Elder
Anish Kandi, Walnut Hills
Andrew Vass, Lakota East
First team doubles
Sam King-Akshay Joshi, Mason
Nick Meyers-Mark Karev, Sycamore
Drew Evans-Tucker Berry, St. Xavier
Second team doubles
Nicholas Choo-Kevin Dong, Sycamore
Jimmy Gott-Vincent Knott, St. Xavier
Andrew Kissel-Nathan Dittman, Turpin
Honorable mention doubles
Sam King-Anish Gangavaram, Mason
Temur Nazarov-Linus Kennedy, Springboro
Avery Bradshaw-Caleb Reed, Wilmington
Vamshi Singidi-Atharva Rao, Mason
Eric Schaumloffel-Owen Ziebro, Oak Hills
Luke Paddock-Tyler Tackett, Little Miami
Ethan Freeman-Nate Edwards, Kings
Ty Styliski-Colin Cameron, Kings
Ohio Division II
Singles Player of the Year
Avi Mahajan, Seven Hills: Mahajan’s third-place finish in the OHSAA tournament was the highest local finish in Division II singles.
Doubles Team of the Year
Tejas Pisati-RJ Pofenberger, Indian Hill: The Indian Hill duo won the third-place match 6-1, 6-2 in the Division II doubles tournament after winning a district championship.
Coach of the Year
Wade Ward, Indian Hill: Ward’s Indian Hill team had two play for individual titles while the team finished as OTCA Division II state runner-up.
First team singles
Avi Mahajan, Seven Hills
Jack Pollock, Indian Hill
Elizabeth Fahrmeier, Summit Country Day
Second team singles
Will Stephens, Mariemont
Mark Keller, Wyoming
Eshaan Gandhi, Indian Hill
Honorable mention singles
Gavin Isakov, Seven Hills
Hunter Lippert, Fenwick
Connor Powers, Fenwick
RJ Howe, Mariemont
Jack Nicoloff, New Richmond
Thompson Blade, Wyoming
Abhijit Jagtap, Cincinnati Country Day
First team doubles
Tejas Pisati-RJ Poffenberger, Indian Hill
Max Berghausen-Sai Nalagatla, Cincinnati Country Day
Kasey Chopra-Matt Castrucci, Cincinnati Country Day
Second team doubles
John Corbett-Ethan Blatt, Seven Hills
Jacob Locke-Graeme Barrere, Summit Country Day
Wil Glassmeyer-Riley Whitmore, Mariemont
Honorable mention doubles
Colin Yeager-Neel Parameswaran, Seven Hills
Jai Masturzo-Sam Rhoad, Indian Hill
Nate Baker-Luke Jennings, Felicity-Franklin
Adam Jutt-Patrick Wells, CHCA
Aaron Altman-Luke Browning, Madeira
Northern Kentucky/Indiana
Singles Player of the Year
Brady Hussey, Covington Catholic – The freshman won the Ninth Region singles championship and reached the third round of the state tournament.
Doubles Team of the Year
Ryan Bosch/Andrew Kennedy, Covington Catholic – They won the Ninth Region doubles championship from the four seed and reached the quarterfinals of the state tournament, farther than any local duo.
Coach of the Year
Al Hertsenberg, Covington Catholic – He led the Colonels to the Ninth Region team championship and coached the singles and doubles champions
First team singles
Brady Hussey, Covington Catholic
Peter Laskey, Highlands
Jackson Poulos, Covington Catholic
Kazuhide Watanabe, Covington Latin
Nick Wittrock, Campbell County
Second team singles
Shayaan Ahmad, Villa Madonna
Daniel Fagan, Simon Kenton
John Laskey, Highlands
Matthew Pham, Dixie Heights
Harrison Smith, Campbell County
Matthew Zureick, Cooper
First team doubles
Ryan Bosch/Andrew Kennedy, Covington Catholic
Eli Back/Eli Hornsby, Highlands
Kalei Christensen/Alexander Yeager, Holy Cross
David Hurst/Jordan Pearson, Pendleton County
Joey Case/Matthew Marlette, Villa Madonna
Second team doubles
Mitchell Wells/Zach Wells, Campbell County
Daniel Kyntchev/Richard Lohre, Covington Catholic
Matthew Erickson/Joss Finseth, Highlands
Christopher Harpum/Justice Guard, Ryle
Luke Salzman/Nick Noll, St. Henry
Lane Chatterton/Ryan Greenwood, Simon Kenton
Girls tennis
The Enquirer announces 2021 all-stars for Northern Kentucky and Indiana girls tennis.
Singles Player of the Year
Sara Watanabe, Covington Latin – The sophomore won the Ninth Region singles championship, and as the three seed in the KHSAA state tournament, advanced to the state semifinals and lost to the two seed from Sacred Heart in a third-set tiebreaker.
Doubles Team of the Year
Lauren Janzaruk and Taylor Meenach, Notre Dame – The Pandas won the Ninth Region championship and reached the round of 16 of the state tournament, further than any other Northern Kentucky duo.
Coach of the Year
Marca Dawn, Campbell County – She coached the Camels to the 10th Region championship and four state qualifiers, including both the regional singles and doubles champions.
First team singles
Martine Hue, Notre Dame
Heidi Kane, East Central
Katherine Taylor, Beechwood
Sara Watanabe, Covington Latin
Ellie Zureick, Cooper
Second team singles
Paetyn Ashcraft, Villa Madonna
Olivia Hoffmann, Highlands
Emma Hudson, Dixie Heights
Averi Jordan, Simon Kenton
Natalie Smith, Campbell County
Honor Valentine, Highlands
Annika White, Campbell County
First team doubles
Isabella McDowell/Sydney Melton, Campbell County
Natalie Elleman/Allyse Rassenfoss, Conner
Sofia Allen/Elise Henderson, Scott
Lauren Janzaruk/Taylor Meenach, Notre Dame
Lucy Bailey/Hailey Fullenkamp, Notre Dame
Second team doubles
Elizabeth Wintersheimer/Mehr Brar, Beechwood
Hailey King/Abby Sleet, Beechwood
Madison Copes/Anna Maren, Campbell County
Hallie Kriege/Hannah Lukey, Dixie Heights
Eva Greene/Alexia Suttiratna, Newport Central Catholic
Jenna Berling/Rachel Gillman, St. Henry
Kailynn Hans/Eva Russo, Simon Kenton
Bria Patel/Kelsey Holland, Villa Madonna
Boys lacrosse
The Enquirer announces 2021 all-stars for Greater Cincinnati boys lacrosse.
Division I
Co-Player of the Year
Carson Geier, Milford: Geier was the ECC and Region Player of the Year after scoring 57 goals with 30 assists. Geier notched third-team all-state honors.
Co-Player of the Year
Luke Vrsansky, St. Xavier: First-team all-region and first-team all-state, Vrsansky led the Bombers to a regional title and a state tournament appearance.
Coach of the Year
Conor Peck, Milford: After a 2-16 finish in 2019, Peck’s 2021 Milford squad went 15-5 with an ECC championship and was the No. 5 seed in the regional tournament where the Eagles advanced to the quarterfinals. Peck was named the Region 4 Coach of the Year.
First team
Carson Geier, Milford
Luke Vrsansky, St. Xavier
TJ Rotello, Moeller
Zach Hougan, Springboro
Zach Furry, Springboro
Luke Ray, Milford
Thomas Garvin, Mason
Scott Michaud, Springboro
James Kendrick, Springboro
Zach Wendling, Moeller
Alec Blessing, Sycamore
Ethan Lund, Loveland
Ivan Anderson, Moeller
Jacob Smith, Milford
Drew Elfers, Mason
Alex Brown, Springboro
Ruben Schaffenberger, Sycamore
Alex Hannah, Milford
Second team
Zach Mulligan, Loveland
Colin Willits, Lakota West
Brett Wexelblatt, Mason
Miles Blenman, St. Xavier
Lane Miller, Moeller
Malik Hartford, Lakota West
Nick Langenderfer, St. Xavier
Zach Buddelmeyer, Springboro
Max Bonner, St. Xavier
Michael Antaki, Moeller
Liam Swartz, Springboro
Kade Miers, St. Xavier
Craig Wexelblatt, Mason
Aidan Ross, Moeller
Luke Stanfield, Lebanon
Nathan Flynn, Springboro
Will Westermeyer, Loveland
Holt Jorgensen, Sycamore
Honorable mention
Elder: Daniel Bibent, Andrew Spinney; Kings: Nick Hoying, Riley Platter; Lakota West: Dan Amsbaugh, JD Hale, Jack Kaiser, Iason O’Neal; Lakota East: Kyle Collett, Will Edkins, Colten Simkins; Lebanon: Alton Albright, Ethan Holley, Jackson Newman; Little Miami: Brady Tucker; Mason: Owen Bosticco, Weston Simmons, Blake Mahoney; Milford: Sawyer Copp, Keegan Laughlin, Luke Barkimer, Ethan Foster; Oak Hills: Jarred Perracchio, Tommy Troseth; Sycamore: Collen Ferrell; Alvarro Arranz, Nathan Kissela; Walnut Hills: Zayd Barakat; Winton Woods: Marquel Allen.
Division II
Co-Player of the Year
Charlie DiGennaro, Indian Hill: A U.S. Lacrosse All-American selection, DiGennaro was also the Region 8 Player of the Year and a first-team all-state attacker.
Co-Player of the Year
Seth Greene, Mariemont: Greene was first-team all-state for face-off in a season where he helped lead Mariemont to the Division II state championship.
Coach of the Year
Steve Peterson, Mariemont: Peterson’s Mariemont team went 16-5, winning its final nine games on the way to a 12-9 victory over Chagrin Falls in the Division II state championship game.
First team
Charlie DiGennaro, Indian Hill
Seth Greene, Mariemont
Jeb Lindell, Mariemont
Robert Brunner, Indian Hill
Cooper Wyler, Indian Hill
Jonah Lang, CHCA
Ridge Dumoulin, Indian Hill
Max Tepe, Mariemont
Luke Rubin, Mariemont
Will Klekamp, Indian Hill
Griffin Callow, Seven Hills
Nathan Schramm, CHCA
David Schaffer, CHCA
Colt Bradshaw, Fenwick
Brady Hunt, CHCA
JT Maxwell, Fenwick
Jonathan Stokes, CHCA
Jack Willman, CHCA
Second team
Drew Covington, Turpin
Robbie Guttman, Indian Hill
Jake Lankheit, Fenwick
Nick Adair, Indian Hill
Grady Holmes, Talawanda
Boden Gall, Mariemont
Will Adair, Indian Hill
Hayden Gilkinson, CHCA
Aidan Horn, Fenwick
Will Vincent, CHCA
Ken Devine, Indian Hill
Barrett Lindell, Mariemont
Dan Flagel, CHCA
Kyle Malik, Fenwick
Blake Morse, Seven Hills
Luke Brennaman, Mariemont
Ryan Stocker, Turpin
Cannon Shafer, Madeira
Tristen Davis, Cincinnati Country Day
Honorable mention
CHCA: Ben Carter; Cincinnati Country Day: Jack Wright, Hayden Bortz; Seven Hills: Angus Ackerman, Harrison Mullin; Summit Country Day: Ben Perez, Kees Woodruff, Cooper Bush, Jake Carrico, Parker Carroll; Taylor: Josh Walters; Wyoming: Tate Serls, Coleman Jeffers.
Girls lacrosse
The Enquirer announces 2021 all-stars for Greater Cincinnati girls lacrosse.
Division I
Player of the Year
Megan Carroll, Mason: The senior attack led the Greater Miami Conference in assists with 42 and was fourth in goals with 60 for the league champs. Carroll was one of three Southwest Ohio girls to be named All-State First Team by the Ohio High School Girls Lacrosse Coaches Association.
Coach of the Year
Andrea Setser, Loveland: In her first year as head coach, the Tigers made the Division I state semifinals. They finished 17-5 overall and were a perfect 7-0 to win the Eastern Cincinnati Conference for the third time in four seasons.
First team
Megan Carroll, Mason
Lauren Stone, Mason
Lyla Glinski, Mason
Sara Grove, Mason
Sammy Connors, Mason
Jozy Allen, Sycamore
Lanie Simons, Sycamore
Ally Flege, Sycamore
Hanna Wenger, Loveland
Carly Wilhoite, Loveland
Maggie Nance, Loveland
Katie Gilbert, Kings
Maya Hicks, Kings
Taylor Cox, Mount Notre Dame
Elsa Carlstrand, MND
Kennedy Manning, Lakota West
Mia Rask, Lebanon
Audrey Kilgallon, Lebanon
Claire Dillard, St. Ursula
Gabrielle Nelson, Walnut Hills
Alyssa Grote, Anderson
Sarah Cardell, Milford
Marissa Meyer, Fairfield
Second team
Josey Storm, Loveland
Katie Beasley, Loveland
Julia LaSala, Mason
Corinne Baker, Sycamore
Sofia Folchi, Kings
Maria Coffaro, MND
Savannah Northup, Lakota West
Maddy Hodgson, Lebanon
Grace Thomsan, Fairfield
Sidney Huschart, Mercy McAuley
Hannah Markwell, Little Miami
Sophie Canter, St. Ursula
Annabelle Johnson, St. Ursula
Maddie Schlager, Anderson
Emma Schaefer, Milford
Honorable mention
MND: Molly Kaes; Sycamore: Kelsey Heaton; Lakota West: Faith Hess, Corinne Johnston, Anna Wells; Mason: Tess Krugh; Anderson: Reese Kincaid.
Division II
Player of the Year
Marley Megowen, Mariemont: The senior midfielder was second in the Cincinnati Hills League in goals (66), assists (42) and draw controls (88) for the Division II state champion Warriors.
Coach of the Year
Kevin Ferry, Mariemont: Ferry led Mariemont’s girls to their second state championship and a 19-3 record.
First team
Sophie O’Brien, Cincinnati Country Day
Maria Lindberg, Indian Hill
Cameron Rabenold, Indian Hill
Marah Campbell, Mariemont
Marley Megowen, Mariemont
Sophie Toman, Mariemont
Carly Bayliff, Ursuline Academy
Jane Streicher, Seton
Sophia Dick, Wyoming
Victoria Chesson, Wyoming
Alexis Veldhuis, Seven Hills
Kierstin Hillis, CHCA
Second team
Chloe Telgkamp, Mariemont
Meghan Lyons, Wyoming
Emily Eckert, Indian Hill
Lexi Larsen, Indian Hill
Quinn Cramer, Ursuline
Lilly McSwigan, Seton
Caroline Routh, Seven Hills
Sabrina Delbello, CCD
Kara Spritzky, Turpin
Chloe Torggler, Madeira
Anna Ulland, Fenwick
Maggie Hudepohl, Summit Country Day
Honorable mention
Wyoming: Olivia Dick; Mariemont: Delaine Oliveira; Ursuline: Aly Prasinos; Seton: Emily Durr; Seven Hills: Shriya Kilaru; CHCA: Maya Stemple: CCD: Maggie Gardner; Turpin: Claire Klimkowski; Madeira: Sarah Hicks; Fenwick: Morgan Guyler; Summit Country Day: Emma Perez; McNicholas: Maddy Noone.
Boys Water Polo
The Enquirer announces 2021 all-stars for Greater Cincinnati boys water polo.
Player of the year
Kyle McDaniel, Princeton: The first-team All-Ohio selection was named the state’s goalie of the year.
Coach of the year
Gary Tameris, Princeton: Tameris led Princeton to a state runner-up finish.
First team
Edward Imm, Princeton
Peter Hausfeld, Sycamore
Kyle McDaniel, Princeton
Drew Mussman, St. Xavier
Matthew Marks, Milford
Ben Fribourg, Sycamore
Will Morstadt, St. Xavier
Second team
Kevin Ruhnke, St. Xavier
Luke Westerkamp, Milford
AJ White, Princeton
Ben Habel, St. Xavier
Carson McDaniel, Princeton
Oscar Haverkamp, St. Xavier
Jonah Taub, Sycamore
Honorable mention
Milford: Mill Pond; Princeton: Matthew Imm, Tommy Burton; St. Xavier: Charlie Wallace, Sam Beutel; Sycamore: Ethan Gause.
Girls water polo
The Enquirer announces 2021 all-stars for Greater Cincinnati girls water polo.
Player of the year
Sarah Lolli, Mavericks: She was first-team All-Ohio and was named the state’s field player of the year.
Coach of the year
Rachel Rust, Sycamore: Rust led Sycamore to a state runner-up finish.
First team
Sarah Lolli, Mavericks
Ryan Carmody, Sycamore
Carolyn Marks, Milford
Hannah Horne, Sycamore
Liz Pare, Mavericks
Sophie Campbell, Sycamore
Riley Malloy, Mason
Shania Stone, Princeton
Bryn Good, Princeton
Second team
Naomi Rust, Princeton
Allie Hollo, Mavericks
Rachel Hammonds, Princeton
Molly Butkovich, Mavericks
Emma Baecker, Sycamore
Lucy Willis, Mavericks
Fiona Hughes, Walnut Hills
Honorable mention
Mason: Evie Mendelsohn; Mavericks: Riley Finan; Milford: Emma Renner; Sycamore: Olivia Shields; Walnut Hills: Kenner Bailey.
Bass fishing
The Enquirer announces 2021 all-stars for Northern Kentucky bass fishing.
Players of the year
Jordan Bezold and Joe Bezold, Covington Catholic – The Colonels’ top boat finished fifth in the KHSAA state tournament out of 88 boats. They caught the maximum of 10 bass in the two-day tournament, totaling 24 pounds, 4 ounces. They finished 11th in the Region 2 meet out of 105 boats, catching five fish totalling 13 pounds, 9 ounces.
Coach of the Year
Robb Schneeman, Covington Catholic – He directed a team of 12 fishers in six boats into the regional tournament, including the fifth-place finishers at state.
First team
Joe Bezold, Covington Catholic
Jordan Bezold, Covington Catholic
Alex Bloemer, Covington Catholic
Daniel Bloemer, Covington Catholic
Hagen Conley, Covington Catholic
Kierstin Haas, Notre Dame
Hannah Ransom, Notre Dame
Sam Scroggins, Covington Catholic
RJ Mize, Covington Catholic
Matt Theissen, Covington Catholic
Second team
Mason Baker, Walton-Verona
Josh Beckett, Walton-Verona
Dylan Brossart, Covington Catholic
Grant Fischer, Covington Catholic
Braden Greis, Covington Catholic
Hayden Heist, Covington Catholic
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