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It's time to announce our first-ever Antonelli College "Fan Photo of the Week" winner!

And this week's honor goes to.... cous!

cous captured Wilmington QB Brandon Arehart rifling a pass!  Again, congrats to cous for providing us with this great image.

If you're intereseted in getting involved here is how it works.....

Each week, we will pick a photo posted by YOU the fan!  The winning photo will be featured right here each and every Wednesday.  On top of that, we may even feature YOUR photo Friday night during the High School Playbook on News 5 beginning at 11pm.

Uploading is easy!  Simply create an account.  Make sure you pick YOUR school.  Then, once you’re registered with website, you can begin uploading.  To do so, click on UPLOAD PHOTO at the top of the page and follow the necessary steps.

THIS WEEK, we want to see your best FALL SPORTS photos!  Whether it is game action, fans, cheerleaders, etc, we want to see it! 

So with that, HAPPY UPLOADING!

Previous Fan Photos of the Week:

9/2 - 25s MOM (New Richmond)

9/9 - daytonparents (Dayton)

9/16 - David Simpson (Conner)

9/23 - Go Dogs (Batesville)

9/30 - chaneyx3 (Loveland)

10/7 - BOGER (Conner)

10/14 - JohnBarriePhotography (Loveland)

10/21 - jjack (Woodward)

10/28 - B dogg (Ross)

11/4 - JohnBarriePhotography (Loveland)

11/11 - Milfordfootball (Milford)

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Wilmington Cheerleader Seniors

Wilmington Seniors

Quinten Rollins

Kyle Imhulse

Dalton Morrell

Kyle Blakeman

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Wilmington at Turpin Football

Wilmington at Walnut Hills Football

Wildcard Game of the Week (#5)

WildCard Game of the Week

Wilmington at Walnut Hills

Wilmington at Loveland

Wilmington Hoops Star Signs Letter Of Intent

Pick'em Thursday

Wildcard Game of the Week

Find Out Who Won The "WildCard Game Of The Week"

It’s time to announce our latest McDonald’s Student Athletes of the Week! 

This week, our nominees come to us from Winton Woods High School.  That being said, here they are: seniors Dominique Reeves and Zach Campbell.

Dominique is a member of the Warriors tennis and cheerleading teams.  She currently carries a G.P.A. of 4.22.

Zach is a member of the Warriors soccer and football teams.  He currently holds a G.P.A. of 4.28.

Again, congratulations to both, Dominique Reeves and Zach Campbell, on being named this week’s McDonald’s Student Athletes of the Week.

Previous McDonald's Student Athletes of the Week:

8/21 - Matt Smith & Chris Garnick (CovCath)

8/28 - Olivia Field & Mike Gabbard (Boone County)

9/4 - Veronica Burnam & Andrew Nealan (New Richmond)

9/11 - Kelsey Hogan & Kevin Nerl (Mariemont)

9/18 - Mary Hyde & Eric Rolfes (Madeira)

9/25 - Keith Schenkel & Michael Schwartz (Elder)

10/2 = Anna Albi & Alex Priede (Summit CD)

10/9 - Sara Darnell & Derick Dieters (Newport)

10/16 - Kristen Wells & Jarrett Grace (Colerain)

10/23 - Lesley Bishop & Damian Oden (Holmes)

10/30 - Kati Swan & Andrew Hennegan (Purcell Marian)

11/6 - Michelle Thomas & Dan Shepherd (Glen Este)

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Winton Woods RB Thomas Owens Fights For Yards

Winton Woods at Ursuline

Milford at Winton Woods

National Signing Day at Winton Woods

Winton Woods at Roger Bacon

Mason at Winton Woods

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Ross at Winton Woods Football

Glen Este at Winton Woods Football

Winton Woods at Loveland Football

Harrison vs Winton Woods Fourth Quarter

Harrison vs Winton Woods Third Quarter

Harrison vs Winton Woods Second Quarter

Harrison vs Winton Woods

Winton Woods dominates Fairfield Indians 36-0

Winton Woods vs. Fairfield High Pre Game Thoughts

Loveland Wins FAVC Buckeye

Magic Moment

Winton Woods Comes Away With Big Road Win

On Wednesday, November 11, 2009, Moeller Crusader hoops standout, Griffin McKenzie, officially signed his letter of intent to play for the Xavier University Musketeers.

The 6-foot-9 McKenzie, who is ranked 115th by Rivals.com, announced he was heading to Xavier back in September.  McKenzie averaged 9 points and 3 rebounds per game during an injury riddled junior season.  

 
“Griffin McKenzie was as sought after as any skilled post player in the country during the all-important month of July,” said Xavier head coach Chris Mack.  “We are thrilled and lucky to have a young man with his skill set and size in our program. Players like Griffin are considered weapons at the college level.  Most importantly, however, Griffin will be a great ambassador for our school and basketball program. He is an outstanding person and student which is a direct reflection on his family and Moeller High School. Griffin continues the lineage of GCL greats that have gone onto play at the highest level of college basketball.”

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Moeller Celebrates A TD!

Moeller LB Marcus Rush With The INT

Moeller QB Hendrix Goes To The Air

Moeller's Skove Busts Loose

Moeller's Marcus Rush

Moeller Offensive Tackle Jeff Tanner

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Middletown vs. Moeller Football

St. Xavier vs. Moeller Football

La Salle at Moeller Football

Moeller at Elder Football

Moeller at Hamilton Football

Moeller Discuss Football Match-up Against Hamilton

McDonald's Student Athletes of the Week

Moeller Hoops Standout Makes College Choice

Moeller's Rush Gives Verbal Commitment

Moeller's Tanner Picks College

Beacon Orthopaedics Big Play of the Game

Moeller Captures Division I State Title

By Dan Hilen, Mason Sports Information

The Mason girls’ volleyball team won the programs first ever district championship on Saturday at Lebanon High School defeating Seton in five games.  The title contest was a nail biter with the largest scoring gap in any of the five games at 4 points.

Seton won the first game (27-25), Mason took the second (25-21), and the third (26-24).  Seton fought back to win the fourth game (25-22) and Mason won the last game (15-13) to win the match.  In the final game, Mason fought back from an 11-13 deficit and turned it into a 15-13 victory. 

The Comets were able to keep it close with their strong front row players and a quick offense.  Senior Hillary Melnick spread her 44 assists among the entire front row.  Three hitters earned double digit kills.  Sophomore Anna Carley had 13 kills, senior Colleen Raga had 12 kills, and junior Lauren Ketron had 12 kills.  Defensively, senior Sanaya El-Naggar led the team with a season high of 21 digs. 

The Comets will advance to the regional semi-finals this Wednesday, Nov. 4th to take on Harrison (22-3) at Vandalia Butler High School.  Game time is set for 6:00 pm.

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Mason's Zach Wills Wins 3200m State Title

Comets Spring Signing Day

Mason Boys' Track Team Photo

Mason Baseball Team Photo

Sycamore at Mason

Mt. Notre Dame vs. Mason

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Mason vs. Centerville Soccer

Mason Comets vs. Fairfield Indians

Mason Comets vs. Fairfield Indians

Mason Comets vs. Fairfield Indians

Mason Comets vs. Fairfield Indians Ask The Ref

Mason Comets vs. Fairfield Indians

Mason Girls Golf Grabs Back-To-Back State Titles

Mason Girls Soccer Captures G.M.C. Title

Mason Boys' Soccer Captures G.M.C. Title

Mason Girls' Golf Team Captures Sectional Crown

Pick'em Thursday

Mason Upsets Top-Ranked St. Ursula

It’s time to announce our latest McDonald’s Student Athletes of the Week! 

This week, our nominees come to us from Purcell Marian High School.  That being said, here they are: seniors Andrew Hennegan and Kati Swan.

Andrew is a member of the Cavaliers cross country, wrestling and baseball teams.  He currently carries a G.P.A. of 3.5.

Kati is a member of the Cavaliers soccer, basketball and track teams.  She currently holds a G.P.A. of 3.6.

Again, congratulations to both, Andrew Hennegan and Kati Swan, on being named this week’s McDonald’s Student Athletes of the Week.

Previous McDonald's Student Athletes of the Week:

8/21 - Matt Smith & Chris Garnick (CovCath)

8/28 - Olivia Field & Mike Gabbard (Boone County)

9/4 - Veronica Burnam & Andrew Nealan (New Richmond)

9/11 - Kelsey Hogan & Kevin Nerl (Mariemont)

9/18 - Mary Hyde & Eric Rolfes (Madeira)

9/25 - Keith Schenkel & Michael Schwartz (Elder)

10/2 = Anna Albi & Alex Priede (Summit CD)

10/9 - Sara Darnell & Derick Dieters (Newport)

10/16 - Kristen Wells & Jarrett Grace (Colerain)

10/23 - Lesley Bishop & Damian Oden (Holmes)

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Purcell Marian Art Students

Thin Clients

Answering Questions

Front Entrance

Classroom

Art Students #1

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Norwood vs Purcell Marian

McDonald's Student Athletes of the Week

Cincinnati Bell WildCard Game of the Week

Purcell Marian at Deer Park: Crowd

Purcell Marian at Deer Park: DP Cheerleaders

Purcell Marian at Deer Park: Game

Cincinnati Bell WildCard Game of the Week

McDonald's Student Athletes of the Week

By Dan Hilen, Lakota East Sports Information

Lakota East tennis standouts Carolyn Pittman and Taylor Holden became the first Lakota East tennis players in the school’s athletic history to compete in an OHSAA tennis championship.  A season to remember came to a close Saturday afternoon for the tennis dynamic duo in the state finals, finishing as Division I State Runner-ups to New Albany High School.

On there way to the finals East had two convincing victories against teams from Mayfield (6-1 6-0) and Rocky River Magnificat (6-3 6-0).  The New Albany doubles team of Meghan Buell & Maddie Kobelt easily advanced to the finals by defeating Lakota West’s Ashleigh Witte & Tori Turner, 6-0 6-1.

Pitman and Holden’s semifinal match versus Farrar & Doran from Dublin Jerome was a little more challenging, but they were still able to control the match winning 6-4, 7-6 (5) to advance to the finals. New Albany proved to be formidable opponents as the East duo could not overcome the aggressive net play of Buell and Kobelt in the finals, losing 2-6 2-6.

This second place finish in the State Tennis Tournament was a great accomplishment for the junior and freshman from Lakota East. “It’s a good feeling knowing these two will be back leading the team and competing for Lakota East again next year,” said East head coach Karen Barnes. 

“This was a great experience for Carolyn and Taylor.  They have gained a lot from this exposure and can use this to further develop their game and become even more competitive in the future.  I’m very proud of them. They have worked hard all year and are very deserving of everything they have achieved.”

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Lakota East Softball Team

Jim Rouff Receives Stu Eversole Award

Lakota East Boys' Tennis Wins The GMC

Lakota West at Lakota East

Edgewood vs. Lakota East

Northwest vs. Lakota East

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Lakota East Cheerleaders

Lakota East vs. Hamilton Halftime

Lakota East Head Coach Greg Bailie

Lakota East Star of the Game!

High School Playbook Ask the Ref w/ Mike Freland

Lakota East vs. Hamilton Pre Game

Lakota East Doubles Team Wins District Title

Lakota East vs. Hamilton

Lakota East Boys' Golf Finishes 2nd At Sectionals

Lakota East's Buck Wins At Centerville

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Lakota East Volleyball Plays for Cure

It’s time to answer the rumbles of Ken Broo’s stomach.  Yes, it’s “Ken Eats Free”!

This week, Ken sampled some of the delicious treats being served up at Deer Park High School.  And, if it's good enough for the Wildcats, then it's more than good enough for Ken Broo.

Again, it’s “Ken Eats Free” at Deer Park High School!

Previous Ken Eats Free:

8/21 - Ryle High School

9/4 - Hamilton High School

9/11 - Indian Hill High School

9/18 - Oak Hills School

9/25 - La Salle High School

10/2 - St. Xavier High School

10/9 - Sycamore High School

10/16 - Glen Este High School

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Quidditch Broom

Broo w/ Choir President

More Troubs w/ Broo

More Broo w/ Troubs

Broo Chats w/ Troubs

Ken Eats for Free

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Ken Eats Free!

Ken Eats Free!

Ken Eats Free!

Ken Eats Free!

High School Playbook (Segment #2) - Sept. 11, 2009

High School Playbook (Segment #1) - Sept. 11, 2009

Ohio Div. II Boys' Soccer Tournament Bracket

Ohio Div. I Girls' Soccer Tournament Bracket

Ken Eats Free!

High School Playbook Rewind

Ken Eats Free!

Ken Eats Free!

The latest Harbin ratings are out for Ohio.  For those who are unfamiliar, this is the point system that determines who gets in the state playoff, and who gets left out.

Here's how it stands right now:

Division I

1.) St. Xavier - 27.44

2.) Moeller - 27.27

3.) Anderson - 21.72

4.) Elder - 21.22

5.) Middletown - 18.08

6.) Centerville - 17.95

7.) Lebanon - 17.87

8.) Lakota West - 17.8

Division II

1.) Turpin - 21.38

2.) Winton Woods - 19.35

3.) Tecumseh - 16.92

4.) West Carrollton - 14.18

5.) Trotwood-Madison - 13.9

6.) Mt. Healthy -11.53

7.) Wilmington - 11.25

8.) Ross - 10.37

Division III

1.) Chaminade-Julienne - 16.96

2.) Logan Elm - 15.95

3.) Monroe - 15.32

4.) Wyoming - 13.78

5.) Shawnee - 13.26

6.) Goshen -12.6

7.) New Richmond - 11.72

8.) Washington CH - 11.6

Division IV

1.) Clinton-Massie - 20.75

2.) Alter - 20.31

3.) Kenton - 16.43

4.) North College Hill - 16.4

5.) Valley View - 15.32

6.) Milton-Union - 12.55

7.) Carlisle - 12.1

8.) Jonathan Alder - 10.85

Division V

1.) Coldwater - 16.32

2.) North Union - 14.03

3.) St. Henry - 13.6

4.) Anna - 13.23

5.) West Liberty-Salem - 13.22

6.) Badin - 12.35

7.) Miami East - 11.8

8.) Bishop Ready - 11.5

Division VI

1.) Lockland - 15.05

2.) Ansonia - 12.52

3.) Ft. Loramie - 10.54

4.) CCD - 10.1

5.) Waynesfield-Goshen - 9.67

6.) Southeastern Local - 9.4

7.) Lehman Catholic - 9.35

8.) Marion Local - 7.84

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Anderson RB Kyle Slater Breaks Loose

Moeller Celebrates A TD!

Turpin RB Wayne Dunham On the Run

Woodward Goes On The Move!

Fairfield Celebrates A Big TD!

Elder QB Mark Miller Ready For The Snap

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Beacon Orthopaedics Big Play Of The Game (#9)

Wildcard Game of the Week (#8)

Anderson at Glen Este Football

Wyoming at Finneytown Football

Princeton at Lakota West Football

Little Miami at Turpin Football

Antonelli College Fan Photo Of The Week

Beacon Orthopaedics Big Play of the Game

Wildcard Game of the Week

Wildcard Game of the Week

Pick'em Thursday

Antonelli College Fan Photo Of The Week

By Dan Hilen, Lakota East Sports Information

Carolyn Pitman and Taylor Holden made Lakota East athletic history on Saturday, becoming the first Lakota East tennis players to win a district championship and advance to the OHSAA State Tournament.

Pitman (junior) and Holden (freshman) had advanced to the district finals after knocking off the Mount Notre Dame doubles team of Kelly Dennis and Sandy Niehaus 4-6, 6-4, 6-3. .  In the finals they found themselves battling cross town rival Lakota West.  The Firebirds doubles team consisted of returning state champ, Ashleigh Witte, and her new partner, Tori Turner.  Pitman and Holden were unrelenting as they worked their way through two sets of hard fought points defeating Witte and Turner 6-4, 7-6 (8-6).  Carolyn and Taylor’s ability to stay mentally and physically strong against two outstanding doubles teams was key to their title accomplishment.

“Every time they step on to the court they become more comfortable and confidant,” said East head coach Karen Barnes.  “Their games compliment each other so well.  I couldn’t have asked anything more of them.”

The state tournament will be played October 23rd at OSU’s Stickney Tennis Center and October 24th at Hilliard Davidson High School.  For more information visit ohsaa.org.

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Lakota East Softball Team

Jim Rouff Receives Stu Eversole Award

Lakota East Boys' Tennis Wins The GMC

Lakota West at Lakota East

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Lakota East Cheerleaders

Lakota East vs. Hamilton Halftime

Lakota East Head Coach Greg Bailie

Lakota East Star of the Game!

High School Playbook Ask the Ref w/ Mike Freland

Lakota East vs. Hamilton Pre Game

Lakota East vs. Hamilton

Lakota East Boys' Golf Finishes 2nd At Sectionals

Lakota East's Buck Wins At Centerville

See Hot High School PlaybookFootball Highlights

Lakota East Volleyball Plays for Cure

Lakota East Volleyball Wins Piqua Tournament

It’s time to announce our latest “Wildcard Game of the Week”.

And this week’s winner was….. Finneytown at Mariemont!

This week, the Wildcat and Warrior faithful were able to get a comfortable lead at the poll and never let up, capturing 52% of the votes.

As for the game, Mariemont crusied past Finneytown, 54-13.

Again, congrats to Finneytown and Mariemont on winning this week’s “Wildcard Game of the Week”!

The Results:

52% Finneytown at Mariemont

39% Glen Este at Milford

6% Newport at Lloyd

0% Little Miami at Walnut Hills

0% Mt. Healthy at Norwood

Total Votes: 50,418

Previous Wildcard Games:

8/28 - Deer Park at New Richmond

9/4 - Batavia at Bethel-Tate

9/11 - Hughes Center at Walnut Hills

9/18 - Mariemont at Taylor

9/25 - Loveland at Wilmington

10/2 - Goshen at Western Brown

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Turpin RB Wayne Dunham On the Run

Woodward Goes On The Move!

Fairfield Celebrates A Big TD!

Elder QB Mark Miller Ready For The Snap

Elder's Selby Chidemo Makes A Great TD Catch

Moeller QB Hendrix Goes To The Air

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Reading at Indian Hill Football

Turpin at Kings Football

Moeller at Elder Football

Ludlow at Beechwood Football

Holy Cross at NewCath Football

Wildcard Game of the Week (#6)

Pick'em Thursday

Antonelli College Fan Photo Of The Week

Primetime Performer

Beacon Orthopaedics Big Play of the Game

Wildcard Game of the Week

Pick'em Thursday