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Ohio big-school soccer staff of the week
Aiken: Aiken got here up with key turnovers to defeat Clark Montessori, 18-12.
Badin: The Rams hammered crosstown rival Hamilton within the first rivalry sport at Badin’s stadium, profitable 33-7.
Elder: The Panthers’ offense took off in Week 1, racing previous Middletown for a 35-3 win at house.
Fairfield: Fairfield pressured six turnovers to beat Wayne, 35-25.
Harrison: The Wildcats began the 2026 season with a 35-0 shutout in opposition to Milford.
Kings: Kings ran for over 240 yards in a 34-6 win in opposition to Sycamore.
La Salle: La Salle held off Colerain in a heated rivalry match, profitable 30-21.
Lakota East: 4 completely different Thunderhawks discovered the endzone in a 41-14 win in opposition to Centerville.
Lakota West: Lakota West’s protection held defending state runner-up St. Xavier in test for a 20-7 win.
Lebanon: Lebanon punched in 4 dashing touchdowns to greatest Northmont, 38-17.
Little Miami: Little Miami shut out South Dearborn for a 28-0 season-opening win.
Oak Hills: Oak Hills’ aerial assault was an excessive amount of for Edgewood in a 49-20 win.
Princeton: The Vikings claimed their first King of the Block trophy in 35 years, beating Moeller 31-24 inside Paycor Stadium.
Springboro: Springboro blanked Mason within the season opener, securing a 33-0 win.
West Clermont: West Clermont’s gunslinging put up 5 passing touchdowns in opposition to Mt. Wholesome, profitable 42-12.
Withrow: Withrow took down Walnut Hills, 50-13, after leaping out to an early 30-0 lead.
Ohio small-school soccer staff of the week
Cincinnati School Preparatory Academy: CCPA shut out Cedarville and steadily added scores on offense to win 30-0.
Cincinnati Nation Day: The Nighthawks retained the Nation Day Cup with a 30-26 win in opposition to Summit Nation Day.
Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy: The Eagles fended off the Falcons, beating Fenwick 28-26.
Deer Park: Deer Park ran over Norwood for a 43-0 shutout victory.
Gamble Montessori: The Gators’ offense was rolling in a 54-6 win in opposition to Stivers.
Goshen: Goshen put it to Studying in a 40-0 win.
Hughes: Hughes’ offense was sufficient to overpower Batavia in a 53-38 contest.
Indian Hill: Indian Hill took management early for a 35-14 win in opposition to Roger Bacon.
Madeira: Madeira’s balanced offensive assault burst previous Shroder in a 47-8 win.
Mariemont: The Warriors cruised previous Clermont Northeastern for a 33-0 shutout win.
McNicholas: The Rockets’ working sport led the best way in a 31-10 win over Turpin.
Miami Valley Christian Academy: Miami Valley Christian managed the sport in opposition to East Clinton, profitable 40-0.
Monroe: Monroe shocked Loveland with a 39-6 victory on the highway.
New Richmond: New Richmond put up 36 factors within the second quarter in opposition to Bethel-Tate, ultimately profitable 49-18.
Purcell Marian: The Cavaliers put seven touchdowns on the board in a 51-0 win in opposition to Thurgood Marshall.
St. Bernard-Elmwood Place: The Titans got here out on prime of a defensive battle with Dayton Northridge, profitable 18-13.
Talawanda: The Courageous began the season with a 33-6 win over Taylor.
Waynesville: Waynesville orchestrated a fourth-quarter comeback to beat Clinton Massie, 20-17.
Western Brown: The Broncos poured on the factors early in a 49-13 win in opposition to Hillsboro.
Wyoming: The Cowboys held Ross to underneath 100 whole yards in a 28-3 win.
Northern Kentucky/Indiana soccer staff of the week
Bellevue: Bellevue got here out on prime of a shootout with Trimble County, profitable 42-36.
Bishop Brossart: Bishop Brossart held off Walton-Verona, securing a 30-22 win.
Boone County: Boone County raced previous Holmes for a 36-8 victory.
Campbell County: Campbell County’s protection held Scott to a single rating, profitable 32-7.
Cooper: Cooper outlasted Christian County in a 28-21 win.
Covington Catholic: The Colonels posted an eye-popping 50-6 win over Ryle to begin the 12 months.
Dayton: The Greendevils held their foot on the fuel in a 48-0 shutout win over Gallatin County.
East Central: The Trojans bested rival Lawrenceburg, 21-0.
Holy Cross: Holy Cross picked up a 33-7 win in opposition to St. Henry to begin the 12 months.
Lloyd Memorial: Lloyd Memorial’s protection held Newport Central Catholic in test for a 21-3 win.
Ludlow: Ludlow turned some heads with a 21-12 victory at Newport.
Simon Kenton: Simon Kenton took management in opposition to Dixie Heights, profitable 42-13.
Boys fall staff of the week
Elder golf: The Panthers shot a 308 on Aug. 23 to win the Harry Alexander Open. Elder additionally gained the Centerville Invitational on Aug. 9.
Highlands soccer: The Bluebirds opened the season by beating Boone County 6-0 and Campbell County 5-3.
Ryle golf: The Raiders shot a 292 on the Pendleton Invitational, taking first within the match by 17 strokes.
Sycamore soccer: The Aviators are 3-0 with wins over Little Miami, Centerville and Elder.
Wyoming golf: The Cowboys gained the CHL Preseason Match, taking pictures a 325 to win by 4 pictures.
Ladies fall staff of the week
Beechwood volleyball: Have began the season with a 4-1 report, beating Gibbs, Karns Complete, Cookeville and Knoxville Central in Tennessee.
Bishop Brossart volleyball: Swept Dayton earlier than beating Holy Cross and Conner 3-1 to start the 12 months.
Madeira golf: Madeira had a 338 on the CHL Preseason, taking the match by 23 pictures.
Mariemont tennis: Mariemont has began the 12 months 5-0, beating Anderson, Bexley, Worthington Christian, Lakota West and Mount Notre Dame.
Ryle golf: The Raiders gained the Beechwood Invitational, taking pictures a 375 as a staff to win by 4 strokes.
Seton soccer: The Saints are 3-0 and haven’t allowed a objective this season, beating Anderson 8-0, Fairfield 6-0 and Centerville 3-0.
Walnut Hills golf: The Eagles have been winners on the ECC Preview, taking pictures a 322 as a staff.
Northern Kentucky/Indiana boys cross nation
Evan Adams, Villa Madonna: His first highschool race was successful as he took 12th place on the Diocese of Covington Championships in 19:11.37.
Tegan Burk, South Dearborn: He took third place at a quad meet with Rising Solar, Lawrenceburg and Milan, crossing the end line in 19:13.22.
Sawyer Franxman, Covington Catholic: He led the Colonels to the staff title on the Diocese of Covington Championship with a 3rd place end in 17:59.14.
Noah Fuller, Holy Cross: He narrowly missed his private greatest, working a time of 19:07.24 on the Louisville St. Xavier Tiger Run.
Rylynn Head, Lawrenceburg: The junior gained a quad meet with Rising Solar, Milan and South Dearborn, then took second place at Madison Consolidated with a time of 18:18.49.
Henry Kramer, Bishop Brossart: The freshman opened his season with a bang, profitable the Diocese of Covington Championship in 17:49.18, simply two seconds shy of a private greatest.
Sam Neuhaus, St. Henry: He took 39th place on the Louisville St. Xavier Tiger Run with a time of 16:53.82.
Charlie Skeen, Beechwood: He opened his junior season together with his first ever sub-17 time, crossing the road on the Louisville St. X Tiger run in 16:54.16.
Northern Kentucky/Indiana ladies cross nation
Stella Carpenter, Ryle: The junior took eighth place on the Louisville St. Xavier Tiger Run thanks toa new private better of 19:00.94.
Jasmine Cozmanciuc, Villa Madonna: The eighth grader took fifth place on the Panda Traditional with a time of 21:33.38.
Maggie Durrett, Notre Dame: She led the Pandas to the staff title at their house meet with a runner-up end in 20:33.86.
Isabella Eaton, Conner: She led the Cougars on the Louisville St. Xavier Tiger Run, crossing the road in 22:36.34.
Molly Francis, St. Henry: She took ninth place on the Panda Traditional with a time of twenty-two:44.28.
Kaelyn Jones, Lawrenceburg: The senior gained a tri meet with Rising Solar and South Dearborn with a time of 25:01.84.
Callie Ochsner, Bishop Brossart: She gained the Panda Traditional with a time of 20:10.45.
Madeline Olson, Dixie Heights: She ran the third-fastest time of her profession on the Louisville St. Xavier Tiger Run, ending in 21:18.39.
Ohio big-school soccer participant of the week
Colton Abner, West Clermont: He threw for 295 yards and 5 touchdowns in a 42-12 win over Mt. Wholesome.
Corrious Booker, Fairfield: He rushed for 150 yards and two touchdowns in a 35-25 win over Wayne.
Roman Combs, Lakota West: The senior defensive again picked off St. Xavier twice. He led a Firebirds protection which held the Bombers to only 32 yards by means of the air in a 20-7 win Firebirds win.
Garrett Fraley, La Salle: He accomplished a 51-yard Hail Mary TD to Brooks McLaughlin to tie the sport 21-21 at halftime, then led the Lancers to 3 subject objectives within the second half for a 30-21 win over Colerain.
Samuel Griffin, Aiken: The senior caught the profitable landing late within the sport in a 24-12 win over Clark Montessori.
Jordan Corridor, Princeton: He scored three touchdowns in a 31-24 win over Moeller, dashing for 92 yards and two TDs, and having an 84-yard TD reception.
Andrew Lyman, Elder: In his first sport with the Panthers after transferring from Kings, he had seven catches for 145 yards and 4 touchdowns, which tied a faculty report.
Ben Markarian, Harrison: He had two interceptions in a 35-0 win over Milford and has this system’s all-time report with 14.
Logan Schmenk, Lebanon: He rushed for 178 yards and three touchdowns in a 38-17 win over Northmont.
Lincoln Schreiber, Oak Hills: The senior quarterback was 13-for-16 for 265 yards and 5 touchdowns, plus one other dashing rating all within the first half.
Carter Stewart, Little Miami: He had two catches for 48 yards and a landing, and an interception on protection in a 28-0 win over South Dearborn.
Braxton Thurman, Lakota East: The senior had six catches for 95 yards and a landing and a key 62-yard kickoff return within the staff’s 41-14 win over Centerville.
Max Weimer, Springboro: He had seven tackles together with a sack in a 33-0 win over Mason.
Oliver Younger, Kings: Younger ran 15 instances for 131 yards and three touchdowns in Kings' 34-6 win over Sycamore.
Ohio small-school soccer participant of the week
Lucas Cannady, St. Bernard-Elmwood Place: He threw for 201 yards and two touchdowns, main the game-winning drive for a TD with 37 seconds left in an 18-13 win at Dayton Northridge.
Gage Croley, Goshen: He rushed for 196 yards and two touchdowns in a 40-0 win over Studying.
Rondae Dailey, Gamble Montessori – The senior rushed for one landing and recovered two fumbles for TDs in a 54-6 win over Stivers.
David Dupee, Wyoming: He threw for 349 yards and 4 touchdowns in a 28-3 win over Ross.
Levi Guttman, Cincinnati Nation Day: The senior QB scored the profitable landing with 14 seconds left in a 30-26 win over Summit Nation Day within the Nation Day Cup, capping an 80-yard drive. He was 14-of-20 passing for 269 yards and one TD, and rushed for 91 yards and two scores. He additionally had two solo tackles and 4 assists on protection.
D’Juan Hedges, Deer Park: He had 12 tackles, eight solo, in a 43-0 win over Norwood.
Jaylen Lilly, Northwest: He threw for 116 yards and two touchdowns, and rushed for 70 yards and a rating in a 21-20 win over Wilmington.
Lucas Livezey, MVCA: He intercepted two passes in a 40-0 win over East Clinton.
Gregory Marlow, Waynesville: He led the Spartans on two fourth-quarter TD drives to come back from behind for a 20-17 win over Clinton-Massie, dashing for a one-yard rating and throwing a 13-yard TD go to Tyce Rutledge.
Kemmarion McCray, CCPA: He threw for 223 yards and three touchdowns in a 30-0 win over Cedarville.
Zach Murphy, CHCA: He had 10 tackles, together with one on fourth right down to clinch the win a 28-26 win over Fenwick.
Chase Raber, Mariemont: He had a 55-yard choose six and helped Mariemont shut out Clermont Northeastern in a 33-0 win.
Topher Wachtel, Indian Hill: He led the Braves with seven tackles and had a 25-yard choose six in a 35-14 win over Roger Bacon.
Brady Younger, New Richmond: He threw for 288 yards and 5 touchdowns in a 49-18 win over Bethel-Tate.
Northern Kentucky/ Indiana soccer participant of the week
Brady Boruske, Bishop Brossart: He caught eight passes for 159 yards and a landing, and had an interception in a win over Walton-Verona.
Kayden Brown, Bellevue: He led the Tigers with seven tackles, together with two for loss, and returned a fumble 47 yards for a landing in a win over Trimble County.
Corey Freihofer, Cooper: The senior caught 4 passes for 126 yards and a landing, scored two dashing touchdowns and recorded a deal with to steer the Jaguars to a comeback win at Christian County.
Samuel Hughes, Simon Kenton: He caught seven passes for 127 yards and two touchdowns in a win over Dixie Heights.
Steven Johnson, Boone County: The senior carried the ball 18 instances for 232 yards and scored two touchdowns in a win over Holmes.
Noah Lengthy, East Central: He caught a 74-yard landing go, returned a kickoff 94 yards for a landing and registered 4 tackles in a win over Lawrenceburg.
Kiyan Miller, Covington Catholic: The sophomore ran for 116 yards and two touchdowns and caught a 24-yard landing go in a win over Ryle.
Miller Reed, Ludlow: He led the Panthers to a win over Newport with 11 dashing yards and three touchdowns and two punts that landed contained in the 20-yard line.
Alex Riedinger, Campbell County: He had eight tackles, together with 5 sacks, and returned an interception for a landing in a win over Scott.
Lincoln Tomlinson, Lloyd Memorial: He ran for 46 yards and a landing, had 45 receiving yards, and recorded 12 tackles in a win over Newport Central Catholic.
Dustin Wilson, Holy Cross: He caught 10 passes for 78 yards and a landing, recorded seven tackles and returned an interception 52 yards for a landing.
Boys golfer of the week
Casey Kopecky, Loveland: Kopecky was the medalist within the Lakota East Invitational and ECC Preview earlier than tying for fifth on the Anderson Invitational.
Joseph Mangine, Covington Catholic: Mangine received the season began on the Conner Match, taking first with a 66.
Austin Marty, Wyoming: The freshman was the winner of the CHL Preseason Match, taking pictures a 74.
Mike Moorman, Elder: Moorman was runner-up medalist on the Centerville Invitational, taking pictures a three-under par 69 at Pipestone.
Kayden Sautter, Beechwood: Sautter gained the Bert Richey Invitational, taking pictures a 68 total.
Jack Woolwine, Dixie Heights: Woolwine had a 69 to take first on the Pendleton Invitational.
Ladies golfer of the week
Olivia Donovan, Lebanon: Donovan had a 70 on the ECC Preview, tying for first place.
Ellie Harting, Madeira: Harting cruised to a win on the CHL Preseason, taking pictures a 68 to win by 12 strokes.
Aubrey Lunn, Anderson: Lunn tied for first on the ECC Preview match, taking pictures a 70.
Maria Penaranda, Notre Dame: On the Crosstown Traditional in early August, she shot a 76 to win the match.
Ohio big-school boys soccer participant of the week
Devin Boland, Springboro: He had eight saves in opposition to 2025 DV state champ Summit Nation Day and 4 saves in opposition to Lakota West in a pair of fresh sheets to begin the season.
Noah Dryer, Sycamore: The senior scored each objectives in a 2-1 win over Elder.
Keith Hiridson, Kings: The senior scored each objectives in a 2-1 win over Wyoming.
Jackson Lee, Anderson: The junior posted eight saves in a 3-0 shutout win over St. Xavier and 5 saves in a 2-0 win over McNicholas.
Miles Polacheck, Lakota East: The junior scored two objectives in a 3-2 win over Little Miami.
Carson Prewitt, Elder: The senior had three objectives within the staff’s first two video games together with two in a 3-1 win over Badin.
Kevin Ramirez, Winton Woods: The senior scored each objectives in a 2-1 win over Roger Bacon.
Blake Rohlfs, Loveland: The junior scored each objectives in a 2-0 win over Indian Hill.
Chase Wagner, Harrison: He scored each objectives in a 2-0 win over Colerain within the season opener.
Mekhi Waters, Fairfield: The senior scored two objectives with an help in a 4-1 win over Milford.
Ohio small-school boys soccer participant of the week
Drew Adams, CHCA: The senior scored three objectives in a 4-0 win over Princeton.
Noel Albarran, Talawanda: The senior had two objectives in wins over Eaton and Taylor.
Ben Angelica, Wilmington: The senior had three objectives and an help and a 5-0 win over Bethel-Tate, and 4 objectives in a 6-1 win over West Carrollton.
Owen Beske, Ross: The senior had two objectives and an help in a 3-0 win over Western Brown.
Martin Cowden, Madeira: The senior scored two objectives in a 3-0 win over Roger Bacon.
Chase Dwyer, Middletown Madison: The senior scored two objectives in a win over Franklin Monroe.
Austin Fry, Summit Nation Day: The senior had three objectives and an help in a 6-0 win over Tree of Life Christian.
Logan Griffin, McNicholas: The senior had a objective and two assists in a 4-3 win over Indian Hill.
Charlie Corridor, Badin: The junior had two objectives and two assists in a 6-0 win over Hamilton.
Sam Harding, Turpin: He scored the tying objective with 40 seconds to go in a 1-1 draw with Kings within the Jap Cincinnati Convention opener on Turpin’s new turf subject, then scored twice in a 3-1 win over McNicholas.
Mosi Kemper, Clark Montessori: The junior scored the lone objective in a 1-0 win over Cincinnati Nation Day, which is the primary time the Cougars have ever crushed CCD.
Aiden Peelle, Waynesville: The junior had 5 objectives and an help in a pair of wins for the Spartans.
Santino Serger, Mariemont: The senior had three objectives in a 5-2 win over Grandview Heights and one objective in a 3-0 win over Seven Hills.
Northern Kentucky/Indiana boys soccer participant of the week
Jason Frisk, Newport Central Catholic: He had two objectives in a 3-2 win over Simon Kenton.
Jacob Hinchey, Holy Cross: He had two objectives and an help in a 3-1 win over Grant County.
Lucas Inderhees, East Central: The senior scored a hat trick within the staff’s opening sport of the season in opposition to Oldenburg Academy on Aug. 15.
Luke Neltner, Bishop Brossart: He had three objectives and an help in a 6-2 win over Villa Madonna, and a objective, two assists in a 5-0 win over Boone County.
Isaac Oles, South Dearborn: The junior had 4 saves in a 1-0 win over Rushville.
Landon Schuler, St. Henry: He posted a clear sheet in objective in a 1-0 win over Beechwood within the Ninth Area All “A” closing.
Chase Underhill, Scott: He has 5 objectives and three assists within the staff’s first 4 video games, together with two objectives, two assists in a 7-1 win over Pendleton County.
Westin Wyant, Beechwood: He scored 4 objectives in a 5-0 win over Carroll County.
Ohio big-school ladies soccer participant of the week
Evelyn Freel, Harrison: The senior scored a objective in every of the staff’s first three video games, a 1-1 draw with Oak Hills and wins over Colerain and Mercy McAuley.
Peyton Fitzgerald, Turpin: The junior scored the game-winner within the closing minute in a 3-2 win over Batavia of their season opener on their new turf subject.
Melanie Howard, Lakota West: The freshman began in objective and posted eight saves in a 1-0 shutout over Centerville, a part of a 3-0 begin for the Firebirds.
Kinsley Jackson, Fairfield: The senior had two objectives in a 3-2 win over Milford.
Mary Jung, Seton: She totaled 4 objectives and 4 assists throughout the staff’s 3-0 begin.
Ella Krimpenfort, Mason: The junior had seven saves in a 1-0 shutout of St. Ursula.
Matilda Miller, St. Ursula: The freshman had a objective and an help in a 2-1 win over Badin.
Lexi Willis, Little Miami: The senior made 20 saves in a 2-1 win over Sycamore.
Ohio small-school ladies soccer participant of the week
Ava Bush, Ross: The sophomore assisted all three objectives in a 3-0 win over Taylor.
Rylee Clark, Taylor: The senior scored each objectives in a 2-0 win over Talawanda.
Xavier Diesel-Slone, Batavia: The sophomore had two objectives and an help in a 3-2 win over Roger Bacon.
Mary Eagleston, Wyoming: The sophomore scored each objectives in a 2-0 win over Monroe.
Maddie Fischer, Bethel-Tate: The senior had two objectives and an help in a 4-0 win over Goshen.
Payton Hensley, Goshen: The sophomore is a second-year varsity starter at attacking midfield and is a key chief for the staff throughout their season-opening loss to Bethel-Tate.
Hannah Katz, Cincinnati Christian: The sophomore scored three objectives in a 4-0 win over Finneytown and two in a 6-0 win over Deer Park.
Maggie Martini, Waynesville: The junior scored two objectives in a 3-2 win over Valley View.
Olivia Naegeli, Madeira: The junior had two objectives and an help in a 3-1 win over Roger Bacon.
Lennon Newton, Purcell Marian: The sophomore had three objectives and an help in a 5-0 win over Finneytown.
Jaklyn Wynn, Talawanda: The senior scored each objectives in a 2-0 win over Valley View.
Emma Yeager, Fenwick: The senior had eight saves in a 1-0 shutout win over Wyoming.
Northern Kentucky/Indiana ladies soccer participant of the week
Vanessa Angulo, Lloyd Memorial: She had a objective and an help in a 3-0 win over Dayton within the season opener.
Quinne Danneels, Calvary Christian: The senior scored two objectives in a 6-1 win over Pari.
Micah Dawson, Campbell County: She scored two objectives in a 5-1 win over Cooper.
Kristie Deegen, Highlands: She had two objectives and an help in a 4-1 win over Brossart.
Courtney Lawrence, Conner: She scored her first varsity objective in a 3-1 win over Cincinnati Nation Day.
Kaylee Ryan, St. Henry: She posted a clear sheet in objective in a 1-0 win over Holy Cross within the Ninth Area All “A” closing.
MacKenzie Scott, Lawrenceburg: She made 5 saves in a 1-0 win over East Central.
Julia Stegman, Notre Dame: She has two objectives within the staff’s 5-0 begin.
Savannah Trout, Boone County: She totaled 5 objectives and 4 assists in wins over Carroll County and Owen County.
Lucy Vick, Villa Madonna: She had two objectives and an help in a 3-2 win over Boone County.
Ohio ladies tennis singles participant of the week
Elena Gregorsok, Cincinnati Nation Day: The junior secured a straight-set first singles victory to steer CCD previous Seven Hills, 3-2.
Helena Finley, Seton: The freshman is off to a scorching begin in first singles, going 3-0 together with a 6-2, 6-2 win in opposition to St. Ursula.
Evie Schray, Mount Notre Dame: The senior is 2-0 to begin the 12 months in singles competitors.
Renee Harper, Oak Hills: The junior took down Sycamore’s Serena Sayles 6-0, 6-4 to stay undefeated in first singles.
Cara Marshall, Lebanon: Marshall is off to a 5-0 begin in first singles competitors, posting wins over Fenwick, Centerville, and Milford.
Gracie Aylward, Taylor: The senior is 5-0 in first singles play to begin the 12 months.
Nina Myatt, Wyoming: The senior is undefeated by means of three matches of first singles play.
Lucy Hanser, Mariemont: The senior has led Mariemont to a 5-0 begin as a staff, beating final 12 months’s OTCA champion Bexley.
Jasmine Ashbrook, Western Brown: The senior has raced to a 7-0 report in first singles.
Jada Smith, Clermont Northeastern: The junior has gained every of her first three matches in first singles play.
Ohio ladies tennis doubles staff of the week
Audrey Thaman-Camille Kitchen, St. Ursula: The underclassmen duo posted a 6-3, 6-2 win over Seton’s first doubles to assist safe a staff win.
Caitlin Meyer-Ines Botto, Sycamore: The senior-sophomore pairing is 3-0 to begin the 12 months in first doubles.
Sophia Curbelo-Emma Krauser, Little Miami: The junior duo posted wins of their first two matches of the 12 months.
Avery Corridor-Carlie Lyle, West Clermont: West Clermont’s second-doubles staff has gone 2-0 to open the season.
Fiona Edelman-Carly Marsh, Wyoming: The second-doubles unit gained each of its first two matches of the 12 months.
Kimberly Harmon-Olivia West, Western Brown: The duo is off to a 4-0 begin in first singles play to assist Western Brown keep undefeated as a staff.
Alexis Hansel-Elaina Barrett, Clinton Massie: The second doubles staff has gone 3-0 to begin 2026.
Ohio big-school volleyball participant of the week
Madison Helton, Springboro: She posted 26 assists, 13 digs and 5 aces in wins over Lakota East and Lebanon.
Kennedy Mallory, Sycamore: The sophomore had 18 kills, 10 assists, six digs and three aces in a win over Beavercreek, then posted eight kills, 13 assists, 4 aces, three digs and two blocks in a win over Little Miami.
Makenna Meibers, Seton: She had 13 digs, 4 kills and an help in a season-opening win over Turpin.
Dri Naranjo, Kings: In her first varsity match, the freshman had 14 assists, 5 digs, three kills and two aces in a win over Lebanon.
Natalie Smith, Walnut Hills: She posted 11 digs, three assists and three aces in a win over Studying.
Willow Smith, Ursuline: She was a menace on the web in a sweep of Watterson, posting 9 kills and 6 blocks.
Aubrey Templin, Harrison: The sophomore picked proper again up the place she left off as a freshman, ending with 19 kills and 9 digs in a win over Turpin.
Adelyn Twyman, Lakota West: The senior had fairly the begin to the 12 months, posting 16 kills with a .652 hitting proportion and three aces in a win over Talawanda.
Lola Waleskowski, St. Ursula: She started her senior 12 months with 18 kills, 9 digs and 5 aces in a win over Mason.
Ohio small-school volleyball participant of the week
Caitlin Brown, Badin: She had 24 assists, 14 digs, 4 aces and three blocks in a win over Summit Nation Day.
Jenna Brown, Clermont Northeastern: She posted 27 assists, 16 digs, 5 kills and 4 aces in a five-set win over Norwood, the had 23 assists, 15 digs, 5 kills and two blocks in a win over Cincinnati Christian.
Savannah Chun, Goshen: She totaled 18 digs, 5 assists, two kills and two aces because the Warriors beat Miami Hint and MVCA in a tri-match.
Evie Holbrock, Taylor: The senior had 11 assists, 5 digs and three kills in a season-opening win over Mercy McAuley.
Maddy Jones, Cincinnati Christian: The senior had 20 kills, 14 digs and 4 aces to assist the Cougars pull off a reverse sweep of Studying.
Emma McGraw, Roger Bacon: She totaled 38 assists, 18 digs, seven kills and 4 aces because the Spartans began the season 2-0.
Morgan Meiring, Fenwick: Her double-double of 16 kills and 15 digs, plus three aces, led the Falcons to a four-set win over St. Ursula.
Sophia Ober, Ross: In tri-match wins over Taylor and Western Brown, she totaled 19 digs, six aces and 6 assists.
Maria Schulte, McNicholas: The senior setter posted 39 assists, 4 aces, two digs and a block in a win over Sycamore.
Sierra Stacy, Monroe: Her 20 assists and 9 digs helped the Hornets choose up a five-set win over Hamilton.
Annie Tully, Mariemont: In wins over Blanchester and Bethel-Tate, she totaled 32 kills and 19 digs.
Northern Kentucky/ Indiana volleyball participant of the week
Molly Blackburn, St. Henry: In wins over Villa Madonna and Walton-Verona, she totaled 15 digs, 11 kills and three blocks.
Kamdyn Brogan, Simon Kenton: She led the Pioneers to a win over Campbell County with 12 assists, six kills and two aces.
Grace Duncan, East Central: She had 16 assists, 5 aces, three digs and two kills in a win over South Dearborn.
Madelyn Ellis, Lawrenceburg: In three wins to open the season, the sophomore totaled 54 kills, 25 digs, 10 aces 10 blocks.
Clare Holtzapfel, Ryle: The senior had 22 assists, 12 digs, 5 aces and two kills in a season-opening win over Dunbar.
Taylor Janosick, Highlands: She posted 9 kills and an assists in a sweep of Calvary Christian.
Abby Kindoll, Boone County: In three matches of bracket play on the Ludlow Traditional, she totaled 36 digs, six assists and two aces.
Elizabeth Krohmer, Dixie Heights: She posted 32 assists, 13 digs, 4 aces and a kill in a five-set win over Boone County.
Lucy Lenihan, Holy Cross: The senior had 11 kills, 12 assists, six digs and 4 aces in a sweep of Dixie Heights.
Emarie Litton, Lloyd Memorial: She had six kills, six digs and 4 aces in a win over Williamstown.
Peyton Niehaus, Newport Central Catholic: The senior posted 13 digs, three kills and three aces in a win over Villa Madonna.
Ellie Osterkamp, Notre Dame: In three wins to open the season, the senior totaled 73 assists, 17 digs, three aces, three kills and two blocks.
Anna Raziano, Villa Madonna: She was named to the Ludlow Traditional all-tournament staff, posting 36 assists, eight kills and 6 aces in 5 matches.
Callie Ritter, Bishop Brossart: The senior had 12 kills whereas hitting .450, 5 digs and two blocks in a win over Dayton, then had 14 kills, 4 blocks and an ace in a win over Holy Cross.
Olivia Simpkins, Walton-Verona: She led the Bearcats to a 3-1 report on the Ludlow Traditional by totaling 64 assists, 13 digs, 12 aces, 4 kills and two blocks.
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