Max Labin
Senior, CHCA Football
Max continues his streak of being a weapon in all phases of the game. He had a pick-six as well as a rushing and receiving touchdown in CHCA’s big Homecoming win over Meadowdale.
Addy Raby and Leah Hile
Cincinnati Christian Volleyball
Addy, a junior, had a career-high kills and hitting percentage in our game against Mars Hill. She put up 12 kills, one error on 21 attempts, equaling a .524 hitting percentage. She also had four blocks in our game against MVCA and added three more at Mars Hill, making seven blocks total for the week. Leah, a senior, continues to help our team defensively. She had 20 digs on the week and added four aces from the serving line. She also led the team with 45 serving attempts in two games, keeping a consistent aggressive serve when we needed it.
Levi Guttman and Gabe Odeh
Cincinnati Country Day Football
Levi, a junior, rushed for 159 yards and three touchdowns on 16 carries in the Nighthawks' win over MVCA. He was 7-for-9 passing for 94 yards and two touchdowns. Defensively, he recorded two solo tackles, two interceptions (53 return yards, including a 41-yard pick six for another score). Gabe, a freshman, had eight tackles (two solo and six assisted).
Emily Mixson
Junior, Cincinnati Country Day Soccer
Emily earned her first career win as the Lady Nighthawk goalie with six saves in a 6-2 victory over Fayetteville. Emily has battled injuries and contributed important field minutes during the course of the season. An ultimate team player, Emily moved into the keeper position due to sickness with our starting keeper. CCDS moved to 5-6-3 headed into the last week of the regular season with games vs. Taylor, Greeneview, and Dayton Christian.
Jaylah Helton
Senior, Clark Montessori Volleyball
Jaylah is a leader on the floor, always trying to keep the energy up. She will play any position we ask her to and does it with grace. Jaylah is a positive athlete always cheering on her team.
Ke'Vontai Williams and DaRell Hearn
Norwood Football
Ke'Vontai, a junior, went 5-for-9 passing for 138 yards and a touchdown. He also registered 203 yards and three touchdowns rushing and 60 return yards in the Titans' win over Fayetteville-Perry. DaRell, a senior, had nine carries for 108 yards and a touchdown and a pair of receptions for 56 yards.
Cameron Kelsch
Sophomore, Norwood Cross Country
Cameron got a PR and lowered his time by 40 seconds at the CHCA meet last week at Voice of America. Great job Cameron!
Ariana "Ari" Bailey
Freshman, Purcell Marian Soccer
Ari is our team's leader in assists on the season and our second leading scorer. She played a big role in our huge win over Clark Montessori this week, with her passing, dribbling, and defense. She is popular in the locker room because of her sense of humor.
Sabrina Donovan
Senior, Seven Hills Volleyball
Sabrina had six kills (12 attempts), four aces, and a block against Clark Montessori on Friday last week.
James Hall
Senior, St. Bernard-Elmwood Place Football
James finished with 11 tackles, five sacks, one fumble recovery, and one defensive touchdown in Friday's shutout against Gamble Montessori Friday night. He currently has 84 tackles, 22 sacks, four forced fumbles, a pair of fumble recoveries, and one touchdown on the season. His 22 sacks is a new single season school record (previous record 19), and he’s currently at 33.5 career sacks which is also a school record (previous record was 28.5).
SBEP Girls Soccer Standouts
St. Bernard-Elmwood Place Soccer
We had three games this week. Our team had several girls score their first goals of the season including Loralie Hopkins, Melisa Roblero Escalante, Dior Phelps Patterson and Maleya Birkenshaw-Ragor. Our junior Ashley Harris scored her first hat trick. We switched out our starting goalie and put senior Nylah Hassan in goal and she had two saves. We took the win over North College Hill. The next day we played a tough game against Western Hills. Our goalie Dior Phelps Patterson was our player of the game. She had many tough saves that helped keep our score low even in the loss. Saturday we had another win over Dayton Ky. Our player of the game that game was our entire team. Our team came together showing grit and persistence in a very hard fought game. They had to use communication to work together for the win. Being a very young team this season, we have had many challenges to overcome. They have worked so hard and it showed this game. We are so proud of each of them.
Braxton Austin and Colt Fry
Summit Country Day Football
Braxton, a junior, started the game with an 80-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. He then had an interception, helping the Knights to an early two-score lead one minute 15 seconds into the game. A few drives later, he added a 65-yard touchdown reception. He also played great defense the rest of the game, keeping the leading receiver of North College Hill to only two catches. Colt, also a junior, had a great game with his legs and his arm. He was 7-for-12 passing with 137 yards and a TD. He also had five carries for 21 yards and two rushing TDs.
