Shelby Powell
Senior, Colerain Cheerleading
Shelby consistently shows hard work, determination, and leadership. She works to perfect every stunt and is always willing to help her teammates improve. Great work, Shelby!
Jack Slaven
Senior, Colerain Soccer
Jack scored the first goal that sparked Tuesday’s comeback after the team fell behind 2–0. His effort, determination, and work ethic have been outstanding so far this season. Way to go, Jack!
Matti Baker
Freshman, Hamilton Soccer
Matti saw her first Varsity action this week, playing as a defensive midfielder. She recorded four defensive steals and played 70 minutes against a tough Miamisburg offense. Matti is a two-sport athlete for the Blue this fall and is also a Varsity member of the golf team.
Finn Chenoweth
Sophomore, Hamilton Soccer
Finn is a busy student-athlete this fall, competing as a Varsity member of the soccer, golf, and football teams. As a defender in soccer, Finn played a key role in helping the Blue keep Miamisburg scoreless and secure a draw. On the golf course, he helped Hamilton defeat Middletown on Monday before finishing the week by kicking for the football team Friday night at Badin.
Irelynn Graham
Senior, Hamilton Soccer
Irelynn Graham (#22) earned Player of the Match honors for her outstanding defensive performance in Hamilton's 8-0 loss to Lebanon. The senior captain and starting center defender anchored the backline while facing constant pressure throughout the match. Irelynn recorded six critical defensive steals and provided strong leadership and determination despite a difficult result for the Blue.
Nolan Warner
Sophomore, Hamilton Golf
Nolan is in his second season as a Varsity member of the golf team and has recently been Hamilton's low scorer. At the Mason Invitational, Nolan led the Blue with an impressive round of 84. He followed that performance with solid nine hole rounds of 42 against Middletown and 43 against Talawanda.
Kenyon Norman
Senior, Lakota West Football
Kenyon rushed for 116 yards and 2 touchdowns in the Firebirds 20-7 win over visiting St. X. Kenyon is also a team captain for the football team this year.
Adelyn Twyman
Senior, Lakota West Volleyball
Adelyn had 16 kills in the season opening win over Talawanda on 8/18
Kamira Dupee
Sophomore, Middletown Soccer
Kamira had an outstanding performance in goal, making several saves to keep our team in the game. Her efforts helped the Middies earn a tie.
Haley Miller
Senior, Middletown Soccer
Haley scored a header goal in our first game of the 2026 season. Her goal was an important moment in the game and helped our team earn a tie.
Hayden Tobias
Senior, Middletown Soccer
Hayden recorded two goals and one assist against Fairborn and added another assist against West Clermont to help the Middies start the regular season with a 2-0 record
Dominic Wright
Senior, Middletown Soccer
Dominic has scored goals in both games against Fairborn and West Clermont to help the Middies to a 2-0 record to begin the season.
Cordell Ball
Junior, Oak Hills Football
Cordell had 6 receptions for 134 yards and 3 TD's while mostly being triple covered. He was also an impressive 3 for 4 passing.
Chase Brady
Junior, Oak Hills Soccer
Chase came back from injury on Thursday against La Salle. In his return he scored the opening goal as well as assisting the final goal to help lead the Highlanders to their first win of the season over La Salle 3-0.
Aleah Coster
Senior, Oak Hills Soccer
Aleah came up big when the Highlanders needed her most, scoring the game-winning goal with just four minutes remaining to secure a 1-0 victory over Walnut Hills. As one of the team’s captains, Aleah brings much more than leadership. She is the engine in the midfield, connecting the team and helping drive the Highlanders forward. Her impact extends beyond the soccer field as well, Aleah is a multi-sport athlete and a state placer in Cross Country.
Allyson Hassett
Senior, Oak Hills Cross Country
For the second year in a row, Allyson was voted team captain by her peers, showing the respect her teammates have for her. She is a strong leader on the team and has been especially helpful in welcoming and supporting our new athletes, particularly the freshmen. After an incredible track season and a summer of hard work, Allyson has shown tremendous determination while dealing with an injury that could have ended her season. Despite the setback, she continues to train, compete, and push herself each day. She is also an outstanding student, ranking in the top 5% of her class while challenging herself with a demanding schedule of AP courses.
Benny Ruther
Freshman, Oak Hills Golf
Benny is currently averaging 41.7 (9 hole average) and is in the top 25 golfers in the GMC. Benny also plays for the Highlanders soccer team.
Audrey Schnorbus
Senior, Oak Hills Tennis
Senior, Audrey Schnorbus, had to step up the last week with some injuries on the team. After a couple grueling matches at first singles, she earned a 6-1, 6-4 win over Sycamore at second singles. In addition to tennis, Audrey is a member of student council executive board, NHS, German Honor Society, and a member of the Academic Team. After high school Audrey wants to major in chemistry.
Lincoln Schreiber
Senior, Oak Hills Football
Lincoln started game with 10 completions in a row, and ended going 13 for 16 passing for 265 yards and 5 TD's. He rushed for 33 yards on 3 carries and a TD. He led our offense to 49 points in the first half, accounting for 6 total TD's. Lincoln is a three sport athlete and has had a great start to his senior season of football. He also has a 4.51 GPA.
Tyler Bowen
Sophomore, Princeton Soccer
Tyler has developed into a must-have starter who elevates the team every game. His work ethic and growth make him a key asset on the field.
Jon Civils
Junior, Princeton Football
Jon is a 2 way starter on the offensive and defensive line. He played an outstanding game in the Vikings win against Moeller
Austin Coyle
Senior, Princeton Water Polo
Austin had 40 blocks in goal at our tournament this weekend and leading our defense as well as being a huge part of our offense with multiple goal assists.
Jordan Hall
Senior, Princeton Football
Jordan had 3 touchdown and 179 total yards in the Vikings win over Moeller
