The Cincinnati Enquirer announces the 2023 high school Fall All-Stars for Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky and Southeastern Indiana.

The football all-stars are posted separately.

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Boys cross country

Ohio

Division I

Runner of the year

Evan Trapp, St. Xavier: The University of Alabama commit finished in the top five in seven of his eight races, ran a personal best of 14:59.50, and took 12th place at the state championship meet.

Coach of the Year

Tom Rapp, Mason: He led the Comets to their third straight Greater Miami Conference title, district and region titles, and a runner-up finish at the state meet.

First team

Max Bixler, Talawanda; Alex Bruns, St. Xavier; Samuel Darmanie, Springboro; Calvin Kilgallon, Lebanon; Max Liao, Mason; Reilly Meyer, Lakota East; Brendan Roe, Mason; Miciah Smith, Springboro; Samuel Thomas, Kings; Evan Trapp, St. Xavier; Lucas Towne, Turpin; Andrew Wilcox, Monroe; Ronan Wolfer, Loveland; Jerry Xu, Mason

Honorable mention

Little Miami: Aidan Castillo, Justin Evans, Sam Gausmann, Michael Zegarski; Loveland: Luis Garcia Saucedo; Mason: Will Buckalew, Alex Follmer, Jason Xu; Milford: D.J. Chadwell Jr., Paul Dumont; Moeller: Jacob Herzog, Max Maney; Springboro: Dominic Colussi, Cole Zender; St. Xavier: Luke Fox, David Franz, Dominic Jackson, Scott Schwetschenau; Turpin: Leo Mink, Josh Yamaguchi; Walnut Hills: Cameron Bettinger, Dennis Devine; Western Brown: Jude Woodruff

Division II

Runner of the year

Nathaniel Gockerman, CHCA: The freshman was the Miami Valley Conference individual champion, set a new personal best of 15:37.30, and finished 36th at the state championship meet.

Coach of the year

Josh Dooley, Madeira: He coached the Mustangs to a runner-up finish at the district meet, a regional championship, and a 10th-place finish at the state meet.

First team

Ryan Ashton, Madeira; Silas Baird, Madeira; Christian Burt, McNicholas; Ben Fahnestock, Madeira; David Flandermeyer, Batavia; Nathaniel Gockerman, CHCA; Wyatt Gockerman, CHCA; J.T. Hamstra, Madeira; Jonas King, Waynesville; James McGrath, Indian Hill; Aidan Murphy, CHCA; Ben Wetzel, Madeira

Honorable mention

Badin: Nicholas Dunn; CHCA: Jagger Dollenmeyer, Trevor Kuhlman; Clermont Northeastern: Ryder Crawford; Indian Hill: James Driscoll, Xijiang Hong, R.J. Poffenberger; Mariemont: Caleb Erikson; McNicholas: Trevor Munzel; Wyoming: Andrew Burns

Division III

Runner of the year

Micah Katz, Cincinnati Christian: He finished in the top three in six races during the season and took 20th place at the state championship meet.

Coach of the year

Kelly Katz, Cincinnati Christian: She coached two runners to appearances in the state championship meet in seniors Micah Katz and Christian Olson.

First team

Jacob Faught, Georgetown; Sam Ferriman, Dayton Christian; Ashton Jordan, Summit Country Day; Micah Katz, Cincinnati Christian; Christian Olson, Cincinnati Christian; Garrett Rahe, Summit Country Day; Will Sten, MVCA; Carter Stevens, Seven Hills; Ethan Withers, Dayton Christian; Liam Woodward, Summit Country Day

Honorable mention

Cincinnati Christian: Tytus McKay; Dayton Christian: Jonas Clemens, Aaron Davey; MVCA: Braden Ruotolo, Joey Sandal; St. Bernard-Elmwood Place: Miguel Damian; Summit Country Day: Charlie Rahner, George Weaver

Northern Kentucky and Indiana

Runner of the year

Nathan Ruth, Bishop Brossart: The senior had six wins during the season, including the Class 1A regional championship and state championship. He is Bishop Brossart's first individual state champion.

Coach of the year

Jeremy Mosher, Covington Catholic: In the Colonels' first year in Class 2A, Mosher led the team to a team state championship, winning by 89 points over the second-place team.

First team

Mark Antrobus, Villa Madonna; Tiger Bartlett, Ryle; Tegan Burk, South Dearborn; Joey Carroll, Conner; Jonathan Christopher, Campbell County; Lake Durrett, St. Henry; Sala Farah, Cooper; Lincoln Herald, Grant County; Nathan Hopper, Conner; Joe Mayer, Covington Catholic; Nathan Ruth, Bishop Brossart; Will Sheets, Covington Catholic; Jeff Stewart, St. Henry; Paul Van Laningham, Cooper; Samson Weldemichael, Beechwood

Honorable mention

Beechwood: Robert Wilke; Bellevue: Nick Long; Bishop Brossart: Ryan Clines, Nick Heck, Griffin Hill; Cooper: Noah Miller, Preston Winiger; Covington Catholic: Nolan Bonta; Michael Zechella; Dayton: Eric Solano; Highlands: Malcolm Robertson; St. Henry: Sam Baker, Kayden Durrett; Villa Madonna: Adam Kolar, Ethan Martin, Brendan Ramdass; Walton-Verona: Wyatt Shearer

Girls cross country

Ohio

Division I

Runner of the year

Evelyn Prodoehl, Lakota West: She won the state championship to cap off an undefeated year. The junior was also the first girl in OHSAA history to run a sub-17 minute time when she ran a time of 16:59.10 at the GMC championships.

Coach of the year

Chip Dobson, Mason: He led the Comets to their third-straight GMC title, district and regional titles, and a third-place finish at the state meet.

First team

Delaney Cilley, Loveland; Carlie Condit, Mason; Molly Deardorff, Lakota East; Ava Dickinson, Lakota East; Peyton Dooloukas, Goshen; Mackenzie Evans, Little Miami; Eva Hensley, Oak Hills; Hannah Hurlburt, Springboro; Caroline Murnan, Loveland; Efa Paschka, Mason; Evelyn Prodoehl, Lakota West; Lucia Rodbro, Talawanda; Bentley Thomas, Ursuline Academy; Alynna Wilson, Lebanon

Honorable mention

Lakota West: Maddy Asher, Kaitlin Kaszubski, Ava Shepard; Lebanon: Hannah Glassmeyer; Little Miami: Sophia France; Loveland: Savanna Conliff, Allie Kimnach, Suzie Kramer; Mason: Atalia Hawkins, Sharanya Nair, Addison Stephens, Bella Teply; Middletown: Breanna Boyle; Milford: Elle Campbell; Mount Notre Dame: Ryley Horvath; Oak Hills: Aleah Coster; Princeton: Lauren Burns; Seton: Heidi Harmeyer; St. Ursula Academy: Lucy Staarman; Springboro: Elliot Fuller, Ella Smith; Talawanda: Adriana Luking

Division II

Runner of the year

Samantha Erbach, Waynesville: She set a new school record with a time of 17:43.20, won a district and regional title, and finished in third place at the state championships.

Coach of the year

Jimmy Barton, Waynesville: He coached the Spartans to a Southwest Region title and a sixth-place team finish at the state meet.

First team

Riley Davis, New Richmond; Kendal Erbach, Waynesville; Samantha Erbach, Waynesville; Maria Gill, Waynesville; Emme Greely, Waynesville; Meredith Guest, Wyoming; Kyla Harvey, Waynesville; May Humpert, Mercy McAuley; Abby Mathews, Badin; Brady Sterbling, Bethel-Tate; Claire Wilkes, Indian Hill; Ashley Williams, Mercy McAuley

Honorable mention

Fenwick: Morgan Blair; Clinton-Massie: Malea Beam; Mariemont: Caroline Buck, Grace Mavridoglou; McNicholas: Mary Metzger,Addy Russo; Mercy McAuley: Grace Saylor; Taylor: Nicole Myers; Waynesville: Zedie Click, Aislin Turkelson

Division III

Runner of the year

Cate LeRoy, Madeira: The junior won a district title, finished in 35th place at the state meet, and set a new personal best of 19:15.40.

Coach of the year

Josh Dooley, Madeira: He coached the Amazons to their third-straight Cincinnati Hills League title, a district title, a third-place regional finish, and a fifth-place finish at the state meet.

First team

Lizzy Cahall, Georgetown; Isabel Ferriman, Dayton Christian; Ella Garza, Madeira; Ava Henry, Madeira; Mac Kramer, Summit Country Day; Cate LeRoy, Madeira; Annie Meyer, Madeira; Vanca Pandey, Cincinnati Country Day; Allie Reuter, Summit Country Day; Lucy Sullivan, Clermont Northeastern

Honorable mention

East Clinton: Kaylyn Deaton; Georgetown: Lydia Klump; Madeira: Brooke Ashton, Hannah Gemmel; Seven Hills: Campbell Coyne; Summit Country Day: Tessa Denneman, Callie Fox, Delaney Kitner

Northern Kentucky and Indiana

Runner of the year

Lily Parke, Beechwood: She registered top-three finishes in nine of her 10 races, including a runner-up finish at the Class 1A state meet.

Coach of the year

Patricia Sturgeon, Beechwood: Under her guidance, the Tigers won the team title in every meet they ran. They also took home their second-straight state championship.

First team

Allie Atchley, Simon Kenton; Alexandra Burg, Notre Dame Academy; Callie Bentley, East Central; Maggie Durrett, Holy Cross; Isabel Ginter, Beechwood; Olivia Holbrook, Campbell County; Molly Kamer, St. Henry; Allison Kopser, Ryle; Mackenzie McMain, St. Henry; Lily Parke, Beechwood; Alexandra Rooney, Cooper; Jena Weiler, East Central; Nora Wilke, Beechwood

Honorable mention

Beechwood: Charli Gerrein; Isabel Ginter, Annie Harris; Bishop Brossart: Sophie Schultz, Alia Thomas; Campbell County: Katherine McKee, Brooklynn Phelps; Cooper: Faith Foote, Ellie Frey; Highlands: Sophie Taylor; Holy Cross: Addison Edmondson; Lloyd Memorial: Savannah Gerding, Jersey Marquis; Notre Dame Academy: Abigail Carnes, Clara Heberling, Tessa Lenihan; Ryle: Stella Aschermann, Stella Carpenter; Scott: Sylvia Fasciotto; St. Henry: Jordyn Brockman; Villa Madonna: Norie Baker, Lena Schroeder

Field hockey

Player of the year

Laura Fagan, Mount Notre Dame: Fagan was the GGCL Player of the Year and led the league with 20 assists. She had eight goals in her junior campaign and was named to the Ohio Field Hockey Coaches Association All-Ohio first-team.

Coach of the year

Sarah Pisciotta, Mount Notre Dame: Pisciotta led the Cougars back to the state semifinal round for a third straight year. She was named the GGCL Coach of the Year and led Mount Notre Dame to a 13-4-3 season.

First team

Laura Fagan, Mount Notre Dame; Ashley Guy, Ursuline Academy; Brynna Hall, St. Ursula Academy; Lauren Schaub, Ursuline Academy; Charlotte Schell, Ursuline Academy; Carly Shull, Mount Notre Dame; Kate Sullivan, St. Ursula Academy; Grace Swaile, Mount Notre Dame; Alex Varn, Mount Notre Dame; Julia Ward, Ursuline Academy

Honorable mention 

Indian Hill: Mia Bolden, Sydni Cowherd, Lauren Eckert, Kincade Givens, Maddie Lanphear, Madden Phelps; Mount Notre Dame: Ella Jones, Meg Martin, Lucy Sander, Stella Stanley; St. Ursula Academy: Leah Finn, Sophie Goodrich; Summit Country Day: Chloe Castellini; Ursuline Academy: Harper Hodgett, Nora Rankin, Natalie Ward; Walnut Hills: Sierra Smith.

Boys golf

Ohio

Division I

Player of the Year

Cayse Morgan, Elder: The Elder junior secured the Greater Catholic League South Athlete of the Year before winning both the sectional and district tournaments. At the Division I state tournament, Morgan shot a 142 to finish in a tie for third place.

Coach of the Year

Justin Martin, Springboro: In his final season as head coach for the Panthers, Martin led Springboro to its third-straight Greater Western Ohio Conference title and sectional and district championships. At the Division I state tournament, Springboro finished in eighth place with a 635.

First team

Gavin Augenstein, Springboro; Eian Cambria, Springboro; Charlie Fish, St. Xavier; Toku Fujiwara, Lakota West; Robert Gerwin, St. Xavier; Bobby Horseman, Lakota East; Luke Kahle, St. Xavier; Aiden Kennedy, Moeller; Peyton Lawley, Lebanon; Cayse Morgan, Elder; Jack Rott, Springboro; Jack Ward, Harrison; Jake Wittenauer, Little Miami

Second team

Aidan Bruder, Talawanda; Brogan Cambria, Springboro; Michael Fickle, Lakota West; Anthony Moran, Loveland; Marshall Morency, Anderson; Ben Moreneau, Mason; Mikey Schutte, Elder; Aden Walls, Harrison; Walker Wood, Lakota East

Honorable mention

Colerain: Alex Diesel; Fairfield: Brady Compton; Kings: Will Nolan, Jake Williams; La Salle: Colin Bobowski; Loveland: Jacob Alkire; Mason: Curtis Crimmins; Milford: Jonathan Campbell; Moeller: Landon Harris; St. Xavier: Luke Lenahan, Michael Stagnaro; Talawanda: Ty Huber, Conner Schulte; Turpin: Alex Rollman

Divisions II and III

Player of the Year

Finley Bartlett, Wyoming: Bartlett swept the postseason, winning the sectional, district and Division II state championship while being named the Cincinnati Hills League Player of the Year. At the state tournament, Bartlett shot a 146 over two days to win the championship by two strokes.

Coach of the Year

Scott Webb, Wyoming: Webb led Wyoming to a sectional title and district runner-up finish to qualify for state. At the state meet, Wyoming had the individual state champion and finished as team runner-up with a 647 over both days.

First team

Finley Bartlett, Wyoming; Caleb Bessler, Taylor; Allister Fike, Roger Bacon; Billy Good, Seven Hills; Eddie Hartung, Madeira; Alex Holzapfel, Indian Hill; Charlie Mullin, Seven Hills; Jack Noone, McNicholas; Jackson Raby, Cincinnati Christian; Andy Steed, Clinton-Massie; Will Stevens, Mariemont; Jack Webb, Wyoming

Second team

Ethan Argus, Cincinnati Country Day; William Hartmann, Seven Hills; Hagan Kaylor, Wyoming; Carter Magahey, Mariemont; Nick Mullen, Bethel-Tate; Drew Seichter, Mariemont; Tanner Temar, Madeira; Liam Von Rosenberg, Purcell Marian; Parker Woolery, Clermont Northeastern; Keegan World, Madeira

Northern Kentucky and Indiana

Player of the Year

Caleb Eaglin, Newport Central Catholic: Eaglin was a runner-up in the Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference tournament and tied for 18^th at the All “A” Classic. Eaglin also finished as Region 8 runner-up, tied for sixth place in the first round of the KHSAA state tournament and tied for 36^th in the finals. The Northern Kentucky University signee was second-team All-State, finishing 17^th in the rankings.

Coach of the Year

Austin Zapp, Ryle: Zapp led the Raiders to the NKAC title and the Region 7 championship, beating Covington Catholic by five strokes. The Raiders finished third in the KHSAA first round and seventh in the final round.

First team

Talen Beane, Campbell County; Ben Carter, St. Henry; Will Carter, St. Henry; Caleb Eaglin, Newport Central Catholic; Mitchell Gastright, Covington Catholic; Tanner Lorms, Ryle; Palmer McKelvey, Ryle; Paxton McKelvey, Ryle; Hank Shick, Highlands; Ben Unkraut, Covington Catholic

Second team

Ben Bosse, Grant County; Adan Brandstetter, Villa Madonna; Tyler Brandstetter, Villa Madonna; Vince DiTommaso, Covington Catholic; Oliver Golden, Highlands; Will Hammond, St. Henry; Logan Robinson, Simon Kenton; Jake Roscoe, Ryle; T.J. Sorrell, Bellevue; Cole Wethington, Beechwood; Cameron Williamson, Lawrenceburg

Honorable mention

Bishop Brossart: Luke Bertsch, Cole Bickering; Calvary Christian: Noah Thornberry; Covington Catholic: Jacob Thomas; Highlands: Nate Surrey; Walton-Verona: Adam Gutman

Girls golf

Ohio

Division I

Player of the Year

Clare Yeazell, Lakota East: Yeazell was named the Greater Miami Conference and the district Player of the Year while winning the district tournament and finishing in seventh place at the Division I state tournament.

Coach of the Year

Matthew Starr, Sycamore: Starr led Sycamore to its second-consecutive GMC championship while clinching sectional and district titles. At the Division I state tournament, Sycamore shot a 633 over two days, finishing in fifth.

First team

Eva Becerril, Sycamore; Debra Brogan, Oak Hills; Ayla Brugger, Anderson; Faith Brumfield, Ursuline Academy; Maureen Burns, Mount Notre Dame; Olivia Donovan, Lebanon; Riley Johnson, Lebanon; Ella Puthoff, Ursuline Academy; Caroline Thompson, Sycamore; Paige Treherne, Lakota West; Clare Yeazell, Lakota East

Second team

Taylor Blackburn, Lakota West; Kinsley Brown, Springboro; Jenna Dejonckheere, Sycamore; Campbell Drum, Mount Notre Dame; Taylor Dunkle, Springboro; Gracey Kelly, St. Ursula Academy; Lauryn Lambert, Mercy McAuley; Kiera Steinhilber, Lakota West

Honorable mention

Anderson: Sydney Dodds; Kings: Sydney Lewis, Elaina Lord; Lakota East: Alexis Park; Little Miami: Jenna Lynch; Mason: Ava Dattilo; Mount Notre Dame: Alex Treml; Oak Hills: Adrianna Combs; Seton: Kristen Link; Springboro: Elise Dunkle, Emily Pettigrew; Sycamore: Sonali Singla, Yeonhwa Jung; Walnut Hills: Ash Kertpet

Division II

Player of the Year

Sophie Rush, Fenwick: The junior helped lead Fenwick to conference, sectional and district championships while shooting a 161 at state to finish No. 15 overall in Division II.

Coach of the Year

Scott Dalton, Fenwick: Dalton was the district Co-Coach of the Year and Greater Catholic League Coed Coach of the Year while leading Fenwick to conference, sectional and district titles while finishing in third at state.

First team

Grace Boone, Clinton-Massie; Emma Lohman, Fenwick; Anica Rane, Madeira; Avery Roethlisberger, Fenwick; Sophie Rush, Fenwick; Charlotte Soller, Mariemont; Taylor Zoz, Badin; Julia Zhu, Seven Hills

Second team

Lily Billups, Mariemont; Molly Fessenmeier, CHCA; Olivia Hoinke, Taylor; Grace Kellett, Madeira; Sophia King, Fenwick; Mia Marty, Wyoming

Northern Kentucky and Indiana

Player of the Year

Reagan Ramage, Cooper: Ramage shot a 71 to win her fourth Region 7 championship before finishing in third at the KHSAA opening round and tied for fourth in the KHSAA championship rounds. She was first-team All-Kentucky and was third in All-State points.

Coach of the Year

Joe Deters, Cooper: Deters led Cooper to the Region 7 championship, winning the event by 53 strokes before taking third overall in the KHSAA state championships.

First team

Kendall Brissey, Cooper; Allison Collins, Campbell County; Elizabeth Dickson, Ryle; Ava Finke, Cooper; Didi Jiradamkerng, Notre Dame Academy; Emma Laker, Bishop Brossart; Eva Maley, Cooper; Anika Okuda, Ryle; Rowan Pies, East Central; Reagan Ramage, Cooper

Second team

Jenna Day, Simon Kenton; Sydney Kienig, Cooper; Lexi McMillin, St. Henry; Sofia Seals, Conner; Sarah Smith, Grant County; Addyson St. John, Dixie Heights; Ellie Stamm, Beechwood

Honorable mention

Beechwood: Allie Broering, Bella Conrad; Bishop Brossart: Bailey Ritter, Olivia Schuetz; Dixie Heights: Christen Tarter; Highlands: Bailey Markus; Simon Kenton: Cayde Chatterton; St. Henry: Carly Apgar; Alexis Fassbender; Walton-Verona: Ava Klips

Boys soccer

Ohio

Division I

Player of the Year

Bradley Poppell, Moeller: He had 23 goals and six assists for the Crusaders, who were 24-0-1 and state runner-up. He was Ohio Division I player of the year, Ohio Mr. Soccer and district player of the year, and also named an All-American.

Coach of the Year

Mike Welker, Moeller: He led the Crusaders to a 24-0-1 record and state runner-up. The Crusaders set a state record with 23 straight shutouts and only allowed two goals for the season.

First team

Isaac Ackel, Turpin; Juan Bartolon-Perez, Lakota East; Ryan Boyd, Lakota West; Paul Chen, Mason; Ian Ciric, Loveland; Jack Commandeur, Walnut Hills; Mason Cooper, Moeller; Riley Cunningham, Fairfield; Ben Cyrus, Kings; Shaun Dickerson, Lakota East; Alex Dorko, Anderson; Ryan Flueck, La Salle; Alex Geren, Mason; Roman Girandola, Walnut Hills; Tyson Hagaman, Lakota West; Gaven Johnson, Harrison; Maddox Miller, Moeller; Teddy Mueller, St. Xavier; Austin Nowak, Moeller; Mason Paschka, Elder; Bradley Poppell, Moeller; Reilly Queenan, Sycamore; Ty Reilly, St. Xavier; Connor Schwarz, Elder; Sterling Segal, Moeller; Ben Stamper, Oak Hills; Jason Teismann, Anderson; Landon Wagner, Harrison

Second team

Jarrison Arita, Winton Woods; John Banks, Lakota West; Jack Barnhill, Anderson; Brayden Benner, Lakota West; Owen Berndt, Turpin; Drew Burdine, Kings; Paxton Burns, Turpin; Cannon Chirumbolo-McKee, Oak Hills; Ryan Friederich, Sycamore; Jack Geers, Harrison; Joel Harris, Oak Hills; Nick Henke, Milford; Seth Kaiser, Lakota East; Carson Kennedy, Loveland; Nolan Leverage, Lebanon; Youssof Mitiek, Mason; Gavin Money, Fairfield; Marcos Neto, Mason; Braylon Nies Williams, Princeton; Brayden Pierson, Lebanon; Brandon Prough, Little Miami; Jacob Reppeto, Kings; James Schnelle, Lakota East; Mayles Schulz, Walnut Hills; Grant Slater, Fairfield;R.J. Smith, Milford; Jose Stefano, Moeller; Zach Stevens, Little Miami; Kyle Suter, Turpin; Isaiah Uhl, Fairfield; Max Walker, Lebanon; Eric Warncke, Moeller

Honorable mention

Goshen: Zane Jimison, Jeremy May; Harrison: Jefferson Paguada; La Salle: Owen Hodge; Northwest: Jostin Padilla, Cam Quarles, Samip Rai, Nathan Weitz; Ross: A.J. Brockhause, Aidan Yerkes; St. Xavier: Daniel Campos; Talawanda: Stephen Mullally

Division II

Player of the Year

Charlie Isphording, Indian Hill: The senior led Indian Hill to an 18-2-1 record, leading a defense that allowed eight goals for the season. He was district player of the year, first-team all-state and an All-American.

Coach of the Year

Bryan Daniel, Indian Hill: He led the Braves to an 18-2-1 record.

First team

Drew Adams, Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy; Joaquin Beatty, Summit Country Day; Charlie Bridge, Summit Country Day; Stephen Collins, Wilmington; Brayden Eldridge, Badin; Alex Ervin, Roger Bacon; Brady Evans, Indian Hill; Tyler Gannon, Monroe; Levi Gause, Wyoming; Nicholas Geiser, McNicholas; Henry Gipson, Batavia; Logan Gould, CHCA; Max Hauser, Wyoming; Evan Hindman, Indian Hill; Charlie Isphording, Indian Hill; Gavin Johnson, Indian Hill; T.J. LaMacchia, Summit Country Day; Graham Metz, Norwood; Jose Morales, Wilmington; Gavin Murray, McNicholas; Izzy Rawlings, Summit Country Day; Riley Shelton, Batavia; Ian Simpson, Reading; Brayden Strong, Wyoming; Jake Snyder, Roger Bacon; Connor Wilkes, Indian Hill; Carson Zurmehly, McNicholas

Second team

Ben Angelica, Wilmington; Christian Balhetchet, Franklin; Aidan Barr, Bethel-Tate; Riley Carman, Norwood; Weston Carpenter, Clinton-Massie; Wyatt Coblentz, Clinton-Massie; Levi Cochran, Wilmington; Griffin Davis, Bethel-Tate; Evan Hulshult, Edgewood; Zane Jimison, Goshen; Wilfer Jorge, Franklin; Ashton Kuss, Monroe; Ty Long, Badin; Hunter Manning, Bethel-Tate; Jeremy May, Goshen; Zachary Osborne, Monroe; Aven Patel, Wilmington; Bradley Patterson, Middletown Madison; Esteban Reyes-Samano, Norwood; Gabe Sosa, Mt. Healthy; Bryce Vilvens, Wilmington; Colton Waldman, New Richmond; Sebastian Wright, Norwood

Division III

Player of the Year

Jake Isgrig, Madeira: He led the Mustangs with 17 goals and 17 assists. They were 13-6-1 and second place in the CHL. He was named an All-American, first-team all-state and district player of the year.

Coach of the Year

Mike Combs, Seven Hills: He led the Stingers to an 18-3 record and the regional finals.

First team

Hunter Brewsaugh, Fayetteville-Perry; Tomasso Caggioni, Madeira; Eli Cogan, Seven Hills; Sean Cummins, Madeira; Matias Davalos, Cincinnati Christian; Lucas de Alarcon, Cincinnati Country Day; Nick Feldhaus, Waynesville; Donovan Gray, Cincinnati Country Day; Kendall Holden, Fayetteville-Perry; Xaden Hunt, Clermont Northeastern; Jake Isgrig, Madeira; Sam Klekar, Mariemont; Ricky Luncan, Fayetteville-Perry; Jaxson Marks, Georgetown; Jayson Marks, Georgetown; Xander Mays, Cincinnati Christian; Max Miller, Mariemont; Max Murphy, Mariemont; Andrew Pavlisko, Cincinnati Country Day; Everett Rinaldi, Seven Hills; Anders Saling, Clark Montessori; Carson Settimo, Cincinnati Christian; Casey Sewall, Purcell Marian; Matthew Smith, Madeira; Leo Weller, Seven Hills; Connor Yeager, Clermont Northeastern

Second team

Paxton Ball, Cincinnati Christian; Grant Carlier, Clermont Northeastern; Chase Ellis, Cincinnati Christian; Trevor Ellis, Georgetown; Ely Hatten, Georgetown; Josh Hill, Clark Montessori; Noah Kazmierski, Waynesville; Canaan Lewis, Clark Montessori; Austin Miles, Georgetown; Dylan Paskow, Felicity-Franklin; Carson Reed, Cincinnati Christian; A.J. Turkleson, Waynesville; Evan Sieg, Williamsburg

Northern Kentucky

Player of the Year

Diego Hoenderkamp, Ryle: The senior was first-team all-state and all-Great Lakes Region after leading the Raiders to a 22-3-1 record, Ninth Region title and the state semifinals. He had 25 goals and 27 assists.

Coach of the Year

Ben Williams, Newport Central Catholic: He led the Thoroughbreds to a 17-6 record and their first trip to the Ninth Region final since 2013, where they lost to Ryle.

First team

Jeremy Alig, Conner; Landon Barth, Ryle; Parker Byland, Boone County; Michael Cooney, Brossart; Brice Denigan, Ryle; Ryan Desmond, Newport Central Catholic; Chad Gesenhues, Highlands; Carter Goodman, Brossart; Jack Haggard, Highlands; Diego Hoenderkamp, Ryle; Cole Hubert, Covington Catholic; Landon Hughes, Cooper; Donovan Lameier, Dixie Heights; Adarsh Khullar, Highlands; Chris Maradiaga, Ryle; Mason McCloskey, Newport Central Cathoilc; Tanner Musgrave, Cooper; Noah Rittinger, Campbell County; Kaden Rose, Campbell County; Owen Schierberg, Ryle; Tyler Smith, Bishop Brossart; Jackson Utter, Grant County; Nico Voight, Holy Cross

Second team

Trevor Bolte, Dixie Heights ;Logan Brunk, Holy Cross; Brennan Callahan, Bishop Brossart; Robert Cameron, Holmes; Ryan Clines, Bishop Brossart; Ryle Cullen, Dixie Heights; Draven Dean, Simon Kenton; Harrison Gamble, Highlands; Konnar Helton, Grant County; Sam Kunkle, Walton-Verona; Aidan Leach, Covington Catholic; Josh Line, Ryle; Brady Meyer, Dixie Heights; Marshal Minor, Scott; Miles Mullen, Simon Kenton; Chase Nichols, Pendleton County; Grady Noble, Conner; Edwin Pajazetovic, Holmes; Maddox Pemberton, Cooper; Andrew Petty, Simon Kenton; Chris Price, Simon Kenton; Gabriel Reed, Holy Cross; Brady Reusch, Holy Cross; Andrew Roland, Covington Catholic; Alex Runge, Bishop Brossart; Josh Ruwe, Calvary Christian; Broc Sorgenfrei, Campbell County; Braeden Trejo, Beechwood; Logan Trout, Boone County; Noah Walker, Conner; Tommy Wenning, Villa Madonna

Indiana

Player of the Year

Evan Hartman, East Central: The sophomore was named the Eastern Indiana Athletic Conference Defensive Most Valuable Player after anchoring a Trojans defense that allowed only eight goals for the season as EC went 17-2-1.

Coach of the Year

B.J. Black, East Central: He led the Trojans to a 17-2-1 record, the EIAC championship and a sectional championship.

First team

Colin Burress, Lawrenceburg; Pablo Cunningham, Lawrenceburg; Jacob Gagnon, East Central; Hunter Garland, South Dearborn; Evan Hartman, East Central; C.J. Inderhees, East Central; Brennan Lewis, East Central; Nathan McFee, East Central; Easton Schumann, South Dearborn; Brodie Teke, South Dearborn; Austyn Tibbs, South Dearborn; Colton West, East Central

Girls soccer

Ohio

Division I

Player of the Year

Presley Pennekamp, Oak Hills: The junior scored 46 goals with 10 assists to lead her team to a 15-4-2 record and the Greater Miami Conference championship. She was named an All-American by the national coaches association and the district player of the year.

Coach of the Year

John Volker, Seton: He led the Saints to a 17-4-3 record and the state semifinals.

First team

Kenzie Beck, Kings; Josie Bencic, Lakota East; Myah Boze, Ross; Kiley Bruce, Lebanon; McKenzie Carle, Seton; Millie Cluxton, Seton; Megan Davis, Loveland; Sarah Deaton, Monroe; Paige Dornheggen, Turpin; Megan Edie, Walnut Hills; Caitlin Evans, Milford; Lauren Flax, Anderson; Kayla Frazier, Lakota West; Alexis Harden, Loveland; Greta Harmeyer, Seton; Sarah Helphinstine, Little Miami; Anneliese Knight, Mason; Natalie Krummen, Lakota West; Allie Lammers, Mount Notre Dame; Bella Land, Kings; Mady Linenkugel, Oak Hills; Ana Manning, Milford; Avery May, Mount Notre Dame; Gianna Mlynek, Anderson; Presley Pennekamp, Oak Hills; Isabella Peters, Hamilton; Shelby Piepmeier, Harrison; Kyra Posey, Fairfield; Meagyn Riffle, West Clermont; Ainsley Schaufele, Mason; Kaitlyn Schoembs, Sycamore; Peyton Smith, Milford; Olivia Stroud, Fairfield; Leni Sullivan, Oak Hills; Jordan Williams, Anderson; Brooke Wilson, Turpin; Haylie Yeazell, Lakota East

Second team

Allison Charleston, Mount Notre Dame; Caroline Chernock, Ross; Marin Davidson, Turpin; Roya dos Anjos, Walnut Hills; Maddie Edmonson, St. Ursula Academy; Teena Erras, West Clermont; Ava Glahn, Seton; Charlotte Gordon, Loveland; Lauren Link, St. Ursula Academy; Gwen Miller, West Clermont; Lexi O’Shea, Seton; Aaliyah Owens, Mount Notre Dame; Kiley Reese, Little Miami; Mary Ryan, Ursuline Academy; Marlee Scanlon, Milford; Riley Tarvin, Seton; Abby Triska, Lebanon

Honorable mention

Colerain: Elizabeth Sarfo Benson, Ava Scherz; Harrison: Maya Cracchiolo, Marin Dierkers, Olivia Hrnyak, Samantha Pettinger, Shelby Piepmeier; Lakota West: Abby Anthony; Mason: Allyson Canham, Kerinne Mueller; Middletown: Lilly Becraft; Oak Hills: Mariah Cornett, Maya Smith; Ross: Myah Bose, Maddie Davis; Sycamore: Emmi Bennett; Talawanda: Olivia Andrews, Addison Thacker, Julie Watt, Jaklyn Wynn; Western Brown: Gabby Griffith, Kendall Hanlon, Natalie Rice.

Division II

Player of the Year

Samantha Erbach, Waynesville: The senior had 48 goals and 26 assists to lead the Spartans to a 19-1-1 record and the regional finals. She was first-team all-state and an All-American honoree.

Coach of the Year

Michael Fee, Summit Country Day: He led the Silver Knights to a 21-1-3 record and the state championship.

First team

Grace Beatty, McNicholas; Emma Blaut, Mercy McAuley; Sofia Dinardo, Wyoming; Sarah Enginger, Mercy McAuley; Samantha Erbach, Waynesville; Braelyn Even, Badin; Carlie Grosser, Roger Bacon; Ava Hess, Badin; Chandler Huffman, CHCA; Gracie King, Taylor; Zoey Koch, Wyoming; Lily Martin, Summit Country Day; Allie Mouch, Wyoming; Delaney Quinn, Indian Hill; Bree Reder, Summit Country Day; Riley Rolfert, Roger Bacon; Kaylee Rose, Batavia; Kendall Sears, Reading; Paige Steinbeck, Taylor; Emily Steiner, Batavia; Brooke Woody, Waynesville; Ella Zech, McNicholas

Second team

Kaelyn Alderman, Goshen; Payton Allen, Monroe; Taliah Billingsley, Wilmington; Leah Binau, Clinton-Massie; Morgan Creech, Badin; Chloe Dunford, Waynesville; Daegan Flamm, New Richmond; Ashlynn Etheridge, Batavia; Jael Hill, Northwest; Allie Jordan, CHCA; Averie Layman, Batavia; Landrie Layman, Batavia; Madeline Lengyel, Goshen; Harlee Mason, New Richmond; Allie McCauley, Indian Hill; Maggie McDowell, Summit Country Day; Maddie Mescher, Summit Country Day; Emma Rhodes, Badin; Hope Roberts, Clinton-Massie; Jasmine Rodriguez, Northwest; Mackenzie Rohde, Fenwick; Morgan Rohling, Roger Bacon; Chelsea Simpson, Reading; Mia Stevens, Summit Country Day; Hannah Zimmerman, Monroe

Division III

Player of the Year

Elizabeth Zimmerman, Cincinnati Country Day: The senior was the district player of the year and a first-team all-state selection. She had 32 goals and 32 assists to lead the Nighthawks to a 22-2 record and the state championship.

Coach of the Year

Theresa Hirschauer, Cincinnati Country Day – She led the Nighthawks to a 22-2 record and the state championship.

First team

Avery Ausman, Bethel-Tate; Ellie Breitenstein, Clermont Northeastern; Anna Cornejo, Madeira; Callie Drew, Seven Hills; Katie Dunn, Madeira; Piper Farris, Cincinnati Country Day; Sydney Hardesty, Cincinnati Country Day; Kylie Jones, Norwood; Kaliyah McNeal, Purcell Marian; Mason Mueller, Madeira; Laney Murphy, Norwood; Emma Sandker, Bethel-Tate; Margret Schnirring, Seven Hills; Miller Spreen, Mariemont; Corinne Westbrook, Madeira; Emma Yeager, Clermont Northeastern; Mila Zanardo, Mariemont; Addy Zawaly, Mariemont; Elizabeth Zimmerman, Cincinnati Country Day; Megan Zimmerman, Cincinnati Country Day

Second team

Emma Barthelemy, Cincinnati Christian; Caitlin Chandler, Williamsburg; Kendall Cole, Clark Montessori; Gabrielle Ernst, Georgetown; Claire Foster, Clark Montessori; Emily Friend, Middletown Madison; Natalie Huston, Clark Montessori; Ayla Jodrey, Bethel-Tate; Alaina Kellerman, Williamsburg; Olivia Maddox, Purcell Marian; Brooklyn Porter, Cincinnati Christian; Emma Rutemueller, St. Bernard-Elmwood Place; Zoey Sandker, Bethel-Tate; Erin Stansberry, Georgetown; Meredith Stetson, Clermont Northeastern; Briston Terry, Felicity-Franklin; Miami Ward, Purcell Marian; Ava Watts, Williamsburg; Ali Winchester, Norwood; Ava Winchester, Norwood

Northern Kentucky

Player of the Year

Laney Smith, Highlands: The senior had 26 goals and 19 assists to lead the Bluebirds to a 17-3-3 record and the Ninth Region semifinals. She was named first-team all-state and the Ninth Region Offensive Player of the Year.

Coach of the Year

Brian Woeste, Notre Dame: After taking over the program just two months before the beginning of the season, he led the Pandas to a 21-4-2 record and the state semifinals.

First team

Maleah Alexander, Cooper; Trinity Bauwens, Walton-Verona; Makayla Berger, Beechwood; Claire Cavacini, Highlands; Campbell Christy, Walton-Verona; Kathrynne Day, Cooper; Maria Dilts, Dixie Heights; Kendall Graves, Highlands; Natalie Hinegardner, Highlands; Ivy Hoffman, Holy Cross; Jozie Holmes, Campbell County; Kate Jamie, Highlands; Kate Lenihan, Notre Dame Academy; Ella Mann, Conner; Megan McGraw, Notre Dame Academy; Abby Parsons, Dixie; Campbell Ruble, Simon Kenton; Avery Schaeffer, Bishop Brossart; Laney Smith, Highlands; Carlyn Tranter, Notre Dame Academy; Ally Welch, Conner; Kimmie Woeste, Notre Dame Academy

Second team

Reagan Buchert, Conner; Laurel Frazier, Conner; Ruby Fries, Beechwood; Catherine Gibbs, Villa Madonna; Macy Gumm, Villa Madonna; Kamdyn Hamilton, Cooper; Kayla Hermann, Scott; McKenna Hughes, Cooper; Izelee Kerns, Conner; Rylie Kidman, Beechwood; Emma Landrum, Walton-Verona; Ella Lehmkuhl, Holy Cross; Karolyn Lighthall, Dixie Heights; Abby Lloyd, Bishop Brossart; Megan Mahaney, Villa Madonna; Kate Reidmiller, Dixie Heights; Hannah Renaker, Notre Dame Academy; Addy Saalfeld, Holy Cross; Rachel Shewmaker, Bishop Brossart; Kamrym Simmons, Boone County; Ella Smith, Simon Kenton; Kacie Thompson, Campbell County; Savannah Trout, Boone County; Emma Tupman, Villa Madonna; Ryan Weghorn, Campbell County; Macy Yelton, Beechwood

Indiana

Co-players of the Year

Olivia Hopper, East Central and Bernadette Wismann, South Dearborn: Hopper, an Indiana State University commit, scored 23 goals with 23 assists, helping the Trojans to the Eastern Indiana Athletic Conference championship and a sectional championship. She will graduate as EC’s all-time leading goal scorer. Wismann, an IUPUI commit, had 21 goals and 17 assists. Both shared the honor of EIAC Offensive Most Valuable Player this season, with Hopper picking up her third MVP honor.

Coach of the Year

Bill Volker, East Central: He led the Trojans to a 17-2-1 record and league and sectional championships.

First team

Anna Black, East Central; Payge Callahan, East Central; Sophie Ferguson, South Dearborn; Olivia Hopper, East Central; Jenna Hufford, South Dearborn; Hailey Knippenberg, Lawrenceburg; Aubree Labazzo, Lawrenceburg; Ava Leihgeber, East Central; Morgan Manford, Lawrenceburg; Kelsey Offutt, Lawrenceburg; Preslee Rugg, Lawrenceburg; Lexi Watkins, East Central; Bernadette Wismann, South Dearborn.

Girls tennis

Ohio

Division I

Player of the Year

Sarah Clark, Turpin: The senior advanced to the Division I state semifinals after winning the district and sectional championships. She also won the Eastern Cincinnati Conference's first singles championship and led the Spartans to the team regular-season and tournament championships. She is committed to Coastal Carolina.

Doubles Team of the Year

Emma Wagner-Pratyusha Chaudhuri, Mason: They won the Division I state doubles championship and also the district and sectional titles. They played singles during the season and were both named first-team all-Greater Miami Conference.

Coach of the Year

Mike Reid, Mason: He led the Comets to their seventh consecutive Ohio Tennis Coaches Association Division I state team championship, and also the regular season and tournament championship of the Greater Miami Conference.

First-team singles

Addison Cassidy, Mason; Sarah Clark, Turpin; Lisa Kai, Sycamore; Morgan Lint, Oak Hills; Ella Vatter, Seton

Second-team singles

Marlee Fleming, Loveland; Jasmin Mu, Milford; Irisa Poompanit, Walnut Hills; Leah Schleibaum, Lakota West; Chloe Zhang, Mason

Honorable mention singles

Colerain: Haley Johnson; Harrison: Mallory Nixon; Lakota East: Hannah Latty; Little Miami: Jasmine Denicola, Emma Pinson; Oak Hills: Brooke Lint; Talawanda: Abbie Curry, Julie Page; Ursuline Academy: Libby Goedde, Clara Molinsky, Alina Ranne

First-team doubles

Emma Wagner-Pratyusha Chaudhuri, Mason; Saanvi Reddy-Ana Gotike, Mason; Swaathi Reddy-Anisha Nandra, Mason; Emily Jennewein-Elle Schuermann, St. Ursula Academy; Irisa Poompanit-Perasa Poompanit, Walnut Hills

Second-team doubles

Abigail Price-Reagan Gilbert, Lakota East; Marabelle Green-Anna Proano-Raps, Loveland; Caitlin Meyer-Allison Sayles, Sycamore; Ellen Benintendi-Brooke Malone, Turpin; Brooklyn Zappin-Neha Arcot, Ursuline Academy

Honorable mention doubles

Harrison: Lani Miller-Mackenzie Drew; Talawanda: Layla Fritzsche-Alyssa Hornsby; Waynesville: Abby Butterbaugh-Katie McKeehan

Division II

Player of the Year

Sophia Thompson, Indian Hill: The sophomore was state runner-up and district runner-up. She was first-team all-league in the Cincinnati Hills League, helping the Braves win the CHL championship.

Doubles Team of the Year

Brooke Arington-Lillian Dwyer, Indian Hill: The seniors finished third in the OHSAA state doubles tournament after winning the district and sectional championships. They helped the Braves win the Ohio Tennis Coaches Association state team championship and the Cincinnati Hills League championship. Arington was CHL Player of the Year in singles and Dwyer was also first-team all-CHL in singles.

Coach of the Year

Wade Ward, Indian Hill: He led the Braves to the Ohio Tennis Coaches Association Division II state team championship and the Cincinnati Hills League championship.

First-team singles

Rana Arebi, Cincinnati Country Day; Brooke Arington, Indian Hill; Caroline Boyle, Badin; Caroline Brown, Indian Hill; Sophia Thompson, Indian Hill

Second-team singles

Brogan Bell, Seven Hills; Ayla Daoud, Cincinnati Country Day; Emmy Demmel, Badin; Lillian Dwyer, Indian Hill; Jayden Puryear, Summit Country Day

Honorable mention singles

CHCA: Lucy Snyder,Ava Van Kuren; Clinton-Massie: Addison Swope; Georgetown: Lillian Gray; Indian Hill: Mckenzie Stoddard; Mariemont: Lucy Hanser, Ella Malafa, Brynna O’Brien; McNicholas: Maia Zeilman; New Richmond: Emily Redmond; Roger Bacon: Maggie McCormick; Ross: Lucy Bowling; Seven Hills: Daniela Alper; Summit Country Day: Maggie Marburger; Waynesville: Emily Sauser

First-team doubles

Lucy Snyder-Corrine Labin, CHCA; Brooke Arington-Lillian Dwyer, Indian Hill; Cassie Larsen-Lexi Larsen, Indian Hill; Ella Malafa-Lucy Glassmeyer, Mariemont; Maggie Marburger-Katelyn Bastos, Summit Country Day

Second-team doubles

Miranda Wang-Abbi Stokes, CHCA; Sloane Warner-Paige Graham, Madeira; Cece Kuwatch-Veronica Drake, Mariemont; Leila Blackshaw-Brown-Meha Gaitonde, Seven Hills; Annette LaLonde-Ceci Viveros, Summit Country Day

Honorable mention doubles

Bethel-Tate: Dylan Crabtree-Emma Wetzel; Cincinnati Country Day: Reema Arebi-Andrea Sgro-Plaut; CHCA: Emery Snyder; Clinton-Massie: Mikayla Wonderly-Brylie Green; Georgetown: Josie McKibben-Addison O’Connor; Waynesville: Abby Butterbaugh-Katie McKeehan; Wilmington: Cary Holliday-Bailey Wheeler; Wyoming: Eva Myatt-Nina Myatt; Madeline Dugan-Micaela Thomas

Girls volleyball

Ohio

Division I

Player of the year

Elise Marchal, Kings: She set the school record for kills in a season with 479 while also registering 198 digs, 59 blocks and 58 aces. She was the Eastern Cincinnati Conference Co-Player of the Year, the District Player of the Year, and first-team All-Ohio. In the state championship match, she set an individual record for kills in a three-set match with 28.

Coach of the year

Amanda Meadows, Kings: Meadows led the Knights to a 28-1 record and their first district, regional and state championships. The Knights became the first public school from Cincinnati to win a state title since 1994. She was the ECC Coach of the Year and the DI Coach of the Year in Ohio.

First team

Maya Brausch, Ursuline Academy; Addy Brus, St. Ursula Academy; Sakura Codling, Seton; Kenzie Cogan, Mount Notre Dame; Molly Dorger, St. Ursula Academy; Addy Franz, Ursuline Academy; Alli Kirch, Seton; Elise Marchal, Kings; Abby Yoder, Kings; Faith Young, Harrison

Second team

Cassidy Armstrong, Western Brown; Sydney Barrett, Kings; Addy Bianchini, Mason; Kendall Bosse, Ross; Callie Combs, Seton; Kaleigh Frietch, St. Ursula Academy; Lilly Gillespie, Turpin; Dakota Henry, Kings; Leanna Lawson, Fairfield; Katie Noschang, Mount Notre Dame; Lindy Radaszewski, Ursuline Academy; Darbi Ricketts, Little Miami; Lyndsey Stephenson, Sycamore; Emsley Venard, St. Ursula Academy; Mya White, Lebanon

Honorable mention

Anderson: Grace Crider; Fairfield: Kennedy Ostendorf; Goshen: Macee Steele; Hamilton: Maci Pennington; Harrison: Lauren Leurck; Kings: Cate Freeman, Ava McIntyre, Sophia Richardson; Lakota East: Kennedy Peake; Lebanon: Lily Bolen; Loveland: Makenna Kirlin; Milford: Rachel Morgan; Mount Notre Dame: Kendall Hubbard, Cara Richter; Oak Hills: Peyton Stockhoff; Ross: Dakota Fackey, Whitley Metz; Seton: Madison Lambers; Springboro: Rachel Denny, Elliott Rauch; St. Ursula Academy: Molly Creech; Sycamore: Ava Mirande; Talawanda: Myah Keene; Ursuline Academy: Katie Gielas; Western Brown: Alyssa Campbell, Olivia Fischer

Division II

Player of the year

Maria Drapp, Mercy McAuley: Drapp was tops in the Girls Greater Catholic League with 1,123 assists and 58 aces. The senior also posted 245 digs, 94 kills and 32 blocks. Her 3,564 career assists are third-most in OHSAA history. She was the GGCL Player of the Year and was named to the All-Ohio first team.

Coach of the year

Sam Gagnon, Mercy McAuley: The Ohio DII Coach of the Year led the Wolves to a 25-4 record, including a 6-2 mark in league play, and their first state championship.

First team

Sophia Adkins, Mercy McAuley; Maria Drapp, Mercy McAuley; Mariah Gaines, Roger Bacon; Luci Heid, Badin; Morgan Meiring, Fenwick; Kelsey Niesen, Roger Bacon; Olivia Schmidt, Badin; Dakota Spurrier, Indian Hill

Second team

Allie Barrick, CHCA; Brynn Bryant, Wilmington; Maddie Duff, Monroe; Shelby Henry, New Richmond; Allie Hughes, Roger Bacon; Annie Katuska, Seven Hills; Ruby Klusman, Mercy McAuley; Ava Lanham, Taylor; Caroline Moore, Mercy McAuley; Baylie Snyder, Waynesville; Piper Willis, New Richmond; Brooklyn Zeuch, Fenwick

Honorable mention

Badin: Grace Glover; Batavia: Ellie Poynter; Bethel-Tate: Sydnee McMahan; CHCA: Tori Cravens, Kate Moran; Clinton-Massie: Natalie Hillman; Fenwick: Sophia Arrends; Indian Hill: Anya Govil, Kaylie Withers; Mercy McAuley: Emma Adkins, Elly Drake, Ashley Sess; New Richmond: Cate Coulter, Ella Heiden; Roger Bacon: Marilyn Hoffman; Seven Hills: Jackie Katuska; Taylor: Kylie Stutzman; Waynesville: Ashley Haley; Wilmington: Lisbon Smith; Woodward: Jayla Johnson; Wyoming: Audrey Kleeman, Ava Krupp

Divisions III and IV

Player of the year

Maria Billies, McNicholas: Billies led the Greater Catholic League-Coed with 960 assists while also posting 282 digs, 69 kills, 59 aces and 40 blocks. The senior was the GCL-C Player of the Year.

Coach of the year

Darlene Tierney, McNicholas: She coached the Rockets to a 21-8 record and a GCL-C title, their first regional title, and an appearance in the state championship match. She was also the GCL-C Coach of the Year.

First team

Jenny Bertram, Cincinnati Christian; Katie Bertram, Cincinnati Christian; Maria Billies, McNicholas; Bella Bosley, Clermont Northeastern; Jenna Brown, Clermont Northeastern; Brooklyn Gilbert, MVCA; Abigail Hambidge, Madeira; Rilee Lambert, Mariemont; Avery Neth, Williamsburg; Kendall Northern, Summit Country Day; Cheyenne Reed, East Clinton; Savanna Stacey, McNicholas

Second team

Hope Blankenbeckler, Blanchester; Makayla Blankenship, Clermont Northeastern; Sydney Doty, Mariemont; Kelsey Foley, Summit Country Day; Karsyn Jamison, East Clinton; Tessa Jewell, St. Bernard-Elmwood Place; Sydney Norton, Clermont Northeastern; Lucy Perkins, McNicholas; Cassidy Rivas, McNicholas; Georgia Schaefer, Summit Country Day; Ella Sunderman, Williamsburg; Nora Winterrowd, Madeira

Honorable mention

Blanchester: Desiree Abbott, Payton Johnson; Cincinnati Christian: Lauren Uffman; Cincinnati College Prep: Petrina Hammonds, Trinity Knott; Cincinnati Country Day: Charlize Rust; Clark Montessori: Amira Henderson; Clermont Northeastern: Mya Amann; Deer Park: Abby Beach, Grace Louden; East Clinton: Emily Arnold, Lauren Runyon; Gamble Montessori: A’riah Johnson, Zi’Ahiar Steele; Georgetown: Carolyn Edmisten; Lockland: Jaylah Smith; Madeira: Evie Schiller; Mariemont: Bella Mason; McNicholas: Ali Strange; MVCA: Lauren Croswell; New Miami: Kierra Ball, Maciah Brashear; Norwood: Nadine Segrist-Bellamah; Oyler: Loriniya Davis; Purcell Marian: Audrey Busemeyer; Reading: Olivia Engel; Riverview East: Jasmine Hampton, Nakya Spicer; Summit Country Day: Zari Gillespie; Williamsburg: Madison Speeg

Northern Kentucky and Indiana

Player of the year

Julia Hunt, Holy Cross: She was named the Ninth Region Player of the Year and Kentucky Ms. Volleyball. Her 658 kills were second-most in the state. Hunt also had 286 digs, 114 blocks, 83 aces and 15 assists.

Coach of the year

Tasha Tanner-Lovins, Ryle: She was named the Ninth Region Coach of the Year and led the Raiders to a 24-13 record, their fourth-straight 33rd District title and an appearance in the Ninth Region tournament semifinals.

First team

Maggie Best, Dixie Heights; Ella Cox, Highlands; Kiana Dinn, Ryle; Ella Goetz, Notre Dame Academy; Julia Grace, Notre Dame Academy; Anna Guard, St. Henry; Lilly Hamburg, Conner; Julia Hunt, Holy Cross; Milyn Minor, Scott; Alivia Skidmore, St. Henry; Elizabeth Tabeling, St. Henry; Ava Tilden, Notre Dame Academy; Peyton Walker, Conner; Alexis Woolf, Ryle

Second team

Audrey Dyas, Notre Dame Academy; Anna Hamilton, Conner; Jenna Kitchens, Simon Kenton; Natalie Knigga, Lawrenceburg; Macy Lentz, St. Henry; Emma Manser, Campbell County; Riley McCloskey, Notre Dame Academy; Isabel O’Brien, Beechwood; Rachel Ossege, Highlands; Lauren Ott, Notre Dame Academy; Kori Reckers, Newport Central Catholic; Sadie Smith, Cooper; Christen Tarter, Dixie Heights

Honorable mention

Beechwood: Isabel Baaker, Skylr Estep, Rachel Lewandowski; Bellevue: Paulina Long; Bishop Brossart: Madelyn Kremer, Aubrey Rebholz; Boone County: Amariana Sweet; Azaria Sweet; Campbell County: Ava Crowl, Hope Hamilton, Lexi Scharold; Conner: Aubrey Depenbrock; Cooper: Audrey Schilling; Dayton: Haylee Reynolds, McKenzie Sullivan; Dixie Heights: Maddie Kelly, Kate Neltner; East Central: Olivia Turner; Highlands: Hayden Gessner, Ava Muzumdar; Holy Cross: Olivia Gangwish, Lucy Lenihan; Lawrenceburg: Bryleigh Boyd; Lloyd Memorial: Sierra McCoin, Lorelei Tomlinson; Ludlow: Alex Adcock, Addison Pegg; Newport: De’Ayjah White; Newport Central Catholic: Reese McCloskey; Notre Dame Academy: Ava Erpenbeck, Lizzy Larkins, Grace Portwood; Ryle: Morgan Heater, Lucy Trapp; Scott: Ryann Grigsby, Elise Manhardt; Simon Kenton: Keira Hans, Sadie Rehkamp; St. Henry: Madi Demler; Villa Madonna: Catherine Gifford, Maya Kondik, Madeline Mitchell; Walton-Verona: Macie Godwin, Amber Hall, Isabella O’Brien

Boys water polo

Player of the year

Andrei Khudiakov, Mason: He was named Ohio player of the year. He led the Comets in scoring and helped the team to a 4th-place finish this season.

Coach of the year

Adam Livingston, Mason: In his first season coaching water polo, Livingston turned Mason into a winning team. The Comets were fourth in the state this season and had a regular season record of 20-5.

First team

Wolfgang Bingaman, St. Xavier; Grant Carmody, Sycamore; Carter Dickerson, Mason; Andrei Khudiakov, Mason; Carter Meier, St. Xavier; Evan Preissler, Sycamore; Ryan Roth, Mason

Second team

Raul Arigo, Mason; Jackson Connor, Milford; Cole Dowden, Sycamore; Trevor Ehlerding, Princeton; Sam Franke, St. Xavier; Matthew Hardman, Princeton; Alek Stanisic, St. Xavier

Honorable mention

Mason: Marco DiLoreto; Milford: Will Lindley; St. Xavier: Liam Bien, Josh Garza; Sycamore: Scott Humphrey; Walnut Hills: Ernie Manders, Emmett Royalty

Girls water polo

Player of the year

Anne Wessinger, Sycamore: Wessinger led the Aviators’ offense all season culminating in a second-place finish at the state championships. Wessinger had a strong performance in the Aves's last win of the season and her penultimate high school game, she had 10 shots, four goals and forced three turnovers against Mason.

Coach of the year

Isabel Engle, Sycamore: In her first year as head coach, Sycamore alumnus Engle brought the program back to life. The team finished second in the state and had a regular season record of 18-7.

First team

Lindsay Brown, Milford; Rachell Hemmila, Mavericks; Miriam NDiaye, Mason; Carly Nagel, Princeton; Victoria Perera, Mavericks; Isabelle Shade, Sycamore; Anne Wessinger, Sycamore

Second team

Ava Carr, Sycamore; Tia Fidanza, Sycamore; Madeline House, Milford; Alexis Klugo, Sycamore; Clara Maney, Mason; Rylee Rapin, Mason; Alisiana Schumacher, Sycamore

Honorable mention 

Mason: Claire Ponstingle; Milford: Ava Blevins, Janessa Hopkins; Princeton: Mallory Green, Ava Sharpshair, Bryee Good; Sycamore: Kamryn Francosky

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