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Baseball:

The CHL League Championship is coming down to the last week of the season.  The Indian Hill Braves stand at 11-0 (16-4 overall) while the Wyoming Cowboys are 10-1 (16-4).  These two squads play each other this coming week.  Monday at Wyoming and Wednesday at Indian Hill.

Wyoming fell in one league contest to Deer Park on a 3 run HR from the Wildcats catcher, Jayce Parsons.  That is their only blemish on the Cowboys CHL schedule.  The Braves have run roughshod through the league with an undefeated slate.  Should be two great games on 5/6 and 5/8, weather permitting.

Softball:

The Taylor Yellowjacket softball dynasty continues with the team capturing its seventh (7) straight CHL crown and 96th straight CHL win.    Taylor is currently 14-0 (20-3).  Wyoming finished in second place with a current 11-2 (12-4) record.

Track:

The CHL league track meet will be held on May10 at Taylor HS. Based on times submitted to this website, the SID has determined that Indian Hill is the favorite for the Boys while Madeira is favored to win the Girls side.  Taylor has a strong team on both the boys and girls side and should vie for the runner up spot.  The wild card is Finneytown as no times have been posted on the site but they have a lot of strong track performers. 

Taylor and Wyoming competed in the Best of the West meet this week.  Taylor girls finished in third place as a team while the Yellowjacket Boys finished 5th.  Several Wyoming tracksters finished in first place in the meet:

Boys 3200 M Run:  Andrew Burns  10:37.90

Girls Long Jump:  Olivia Hill  18'3.5"

Girls Pole Vault:  Addi Hamilton   11' 0"

Girls High Jump:  Penelope Webb  5'7.25"  (A new school record for Wyoming)

The Mariemont Invite was also held this week.  Several CHL schools participated and great performances were turned in by the following CHL runners/jumpers!

Matthew Wright, Deer Park, won both the 100 M and 200 M Dashes.  11.34 and 22.40

The 22.40 in the 200 M Dash was a new school record.

Caleb Erikson, Mariemont, first place in the 3200 M Run   10:19.20

Ojas Chadwell, Indian Hill, won the High Jump with a leap of 6'2"

Grant Supinski, Indian Hill won both the Shot Put and Discus.  42-07 and 143-07

Vivian Mumper, Madeira, won the 400 M Dash  1:01.98

Marisol Mason, Indian Hill won the 100 M Hurdles   16.94

Madeira won the 4X100 Relay in 4:16.91

Elena Gailey, Indian Hill, won the High Jump with a jump of 4'10"

Anica Rane, Madeira, finished first in the Discus  125-10

Kennedy Cunningham, Madeira, won the gold in the Shot Put  39-5

Boys Tennis:

The Indian Hill boys tennis championship streak continues.  The Braves won their ninth straight CHL crown and 36th since the CHL was formed.  This is the most championships in any sport since the CHL formed in 1985.  Indian Hill finished 5-0 while Wyoming was second at 4-1.

Boys Lacrosse:

Wyoming has the best record of the four CHL schools that sponsor lacrosse.  They are 8-4 on the season.

Girls Lacrosse:

Indian Hill is currently 9-3 for the year.  Wyoming, 10-4, and Mariemont, 9-5, also have strong squads this year.  All three teams should fair well in the state tournament.

Boys Volleyball:

Taylor is the only school that fields a Boys Volleyball team this year.  Wyoming, however, is looking into adding this for the 2025 spring season.  Taylor finished its regular season at 12-10 and now enters the state tournament.

Track and Field:

The John Coleman Track Invitational was held this week at Taylor HS.  Reading, Finneytown, Deer Park and Taylor all participated.  Taylor finished 2nd on the Boys side.  Finneytown and Reading were tied for sixth and Deer Park was ninth.  On the Girls side Taylor was 2nd, Reading 4th, Finneytown 7th and Deer Park 8th.

The Indian Hill Boys team finished 2nd at the Mountaineer Showcase.  The Girls team for IH finished 3rd.

Ben Fahnestock, from Mariemont, set a new school record in the 1600 meter run.  He ran it in 4:19.29 to set the new mark.

Softball:

Taylor leads the CHL with an unblemished 9-0 record (14-3 overall).  Wyoming is 8-1 (9-3) and Indian Hill stands at 7-4 (7-4).

Baseball:

It looks like it is a battle between the Indian Hill Braves and the Wyoming Cowboys for the CHL league title on the diamond.  Indian Hill is currently 8-0 (13-4 overall) while Wyoming is 8-1 (13-3).  The two squads will play each other on Monday, May 6th at Wyoming and on Wednesday, May 8th at Indian Hill.  Those two games should decide the champion.  In the SWOBCA poll Indian Hill is 3rd and Wyoming is 4th in DII.  In DIII Mariemont is 5th and Madeira is 6th.

Tennis:  

Indian Hill continues to dominate this sport.   They have won 35 CHL titles in Boys Tennis since the league was formed in 1985.  This could very well be their 36th.  They are 5-0 (16-3 overall) while Wyoming is 4-1 (6-4).  Indian Hill has already defeated Wyoming in a team match.

Boys Lacrosse: 

Wyoming stands at 6-4 while Madeira is 4-5.

Girls Lacrosse:

Indian Hill has the best record at 9-2.  Mariemont is 7-4, Wyoming 8-4, and           Madeira 5-4.

Boys Volleyball:

Taylor stand at 12-8 on the season.  The Yellowjackets had some individual career marks set this week. Luke Weiss set a career record with his 622 Kills and Jaxson Snell reached 1500 Assists in his career.

Track And Field :

We saw several team championships and individual records set this week. 

Tha Taylor Yellowjackets Boys and Girls teams finished in 1st place at the Colerain Invitational.

The Indian Hill Braves also took first place on both the Girls and Boys  side in The Run In The Park at Deer Park HS.

Matthew Wright, of Deer Park, set a new school record in the 200 meter dash.

Olivia Hill, Wyoming, set a school record in the Long Jump with a jump of 18’ 4.5” at the Lakota West Invitational.  She finished first against many DI schools.  Olivia also finished 2nd in the 100 meter dash.

Two other Wyoming Athletes won their event in the field events.  Penelope Webb High Jumped 5’6” and Addi Hamilton Pole Vaulted  11’0”.

Softball:

Taylor’s squad leads the CHL with a 6-0 (11-2 overall) record.  Indian Hill stands at 6-2 and Wyoming is 3-1.  Taylor has only allowed 21 runs in 12 games this season.

Zoey Glenn, Indian Hill, leads the CHL in batting with an .826 average.  She is currently 19 for 23 at the plate.  Molly Jutze, also from IH, is batting at a .750 clip.

On the mound, Camrynn Linneman, of Taylor, has 84 strikeouts, almost twice as much as the next pitcher in the CHL.

Baseball:

Undefeated Wyoming leads the CHL with a 6-0 (11-0 overall) record. The Cowboys nine have only allowed 24 runs in 11 games.  Indian Hill is 5-0 (8-3).  The Southwest Ohio Baseball Coaches poll came out and placed Indian Hill 3rd and Wyoming 4th in Division II.  Madeira is ranked 3rd and Mariemont 8th in DIII.

Carson Stevens, Wyoming, leads the CHL in hitting.  He has gone 19-29 for a .655 batting average.  Indian Hill’s Nick Rinala is next, hitting at a .548 clip.

Boys Tennis:

Both Wyoming and Indian Hill are 3-0 in league play.  They play that important head to head match on Tuesday, April 23rd.

Girls Lacrosse:

Four teams play Lacrosse in the CHL.  Indian Hill stands at 8-1.  Mariemont is 7-3.  Madeira has a 4-2 record while Wyoming is 6-4.

Lexi Larson, Indian Hill, leads the league in goals scored.  She has 47 goals.  Francie Dimauro, Madeira, and Riya Jain, Wyoming, both have 32.

Boys Lacrosse:

Wyoming currently has  the only winning record in the league.  They stand at 4-3.

Two boys share the lead in goals scored in the CHL,  Stuart Wells, Mariemont, and Trey Carter, Indian Hill, both have 25 goals scored.

All American

Taylor’s Mehgan Werbrich was named an All-American in Girls Wrestling this week!  Congratulations Mehgan.

Baseball:

The Southwest Ohio Baseball Polls were released this week.  Indian Hill is ranked #3 and Wyoming #4, and Reading #9 in Division II.  In the Division III/IV Poll Madeira is tied for the #2 ranking.

Wyoming is now 6-0 and Indian Hill is 5-3, defeating big school St. X Friday.  Madeira is 3-2. Wyoming is 2-0 in CHL play.  If we can get some good weather next week CHL play will continue.

Softball:

Taylor stands at 3-0 in CHL play and 7-2 overall.  Indian Hill is also 3-1 on the season.  Deer Park stands at 4-4 and Wyoming is 2-2.

Boys Track:

The Indian Hill Relays were held this past week.  Indian Hill finished 1st and took home the championship trophy.  Reading finished 9th, Mariemont, 11th, Deer Park 12th and Madeira 14th.

Girls Track:

Also at the Indian Hill Relays, five CHL teams competed.  Indian Hill finished a strong 3rd place.  Mariemont was 6th, Reading 11th, Madeira 12th, and Deer Park 13th.

Deer Park will host ‘The Run in The Park’ on Tuesday this week for both boys and girls track!

Girls Lacrosse:

Indian Hill and Mariemont have both started the season strong.  Indian Hill is 5-1 on the season and Mariemont 4-2.  They played each other this week and in a highly contested game they tied 12-12.  Indian Hill is at Mason Saturday and Mariemont traveled to Columbus for two games Friday and Saturday.

Boys Volleyball:

Taylor is the lone CHL team with a Boys Volleyball program.  So far this season they stand at 6-5.  They defeated big school Mason in 3 games this week.

Softball:   Taylor's Cam Linneman, a UD recruit, pitched a perfect game this week.  She had 14 strikeouts vs. Deer Park.  She also pitched a 1 hit shutout, with 12 K's, vs. Ursuline Academy earlier in the season.  Congratulations Cam!

On the season Taylor stands at 5-2 while Deer Park is 4-2.  Indian Hill has only played 2 games but both are CHL tilts and they are 2-0 early in the spring.

Baseball:  Indian Hill's Nick Rinala pitched a No Hitter vs. Mariemont this week.  It was the Braves first CHL contest this spring. He also opened the season with a 1 hitter vs. a team from Illinois.  The Braves stand at 2-0 in CHL play.  Wyoming is currently undefeated at 4-0 but have not played a CHL game thus far this spring.

Girls Lacrosse:  Indian Hill stands at 5-0, off to a great start for the season.  Mariemont comes in at 3-1.

Boys Tennis:  The Southwest Ohio Tennis rankings came out this week and in Division II Indian Hill is ranked No. 1 in SW Ohio.  Wyoming's squad comes in at No. 5.

Girls Track:  Taylor's 4 X 100 relay team set a school record with a time of 53.09.  Lindsey Bauer, Maura Taylor, Audrey Dailey, and Olivia Jackson set the record.  They had never run this race together before and set the school record their first time together as a relay team.