Cincinnati Hills League

This Week in the CHL

Boys Basketball: Wyoming still stands atop the CHL with a 5-0 (8-0 overall) record and a #1 ranking in the state Division IV top ten. Deer Park stands alone in 2nd place in the CHL race with a 4-1 (6-2) record. These top two teams face off for the first time this season on Tuesday, January 13th at Wyoming.

Individual Statistical Leaders:

Scoring-Antonio White, Deer Park 36.8

Rebounding-CJ Warner, Deer Park 8.5

Assists-Tahj Ingram, Deer Park 7.8

Blocks-John Lindner, Mariemont 2.6

Steals-Antonio White, Deer Park 4.1

FG Pct.-Carlyle Billingsley, Wyoming 68.5%

Girls Basketball: Madeira stands atop the CHL race with an unblemished 7-0 (11-1 overall) record beginning the second round of league play. Indian Hill is 6-1 (7-3) and Mariemont carries a 5-2 (9-3) record.

Individual Statistical Leaders:

Scoring-Miller Spreen, Mariemont 19.6

Rebounding-Kylie Stutzman, Taylor 11.5

Assists-Brooke Androne, Reading 4.1

Blocks-Abi Pettyjohn, Deer Park 2.9

Steals-Brooke Androne, Reading 5.3

FG Pct.-Whitney Dixon, Madeira 52.0%

Boys Bowling: Mariemont is atop the CHL with a perfect 7-0 (9-0 overall) slate. They bowl in the Lancer Baker Bash this Sunday. Deer Park holds on to 2nd place in the league with a 6-2 mark. Reading is third at 5-2.

Mariemont finished in the top four at the LaSalle Baker Bash, taking no.1 seed Beavercreek to 3 games before bowing out in the semi finals. They defeated Elder in the quarterfinals and finishing fourth with mostly DI schools is quite an accomplishment. Congratulations Warriors.

Joe Mil-Deer Park is the leader in the CHL in Per Game Average at 213.5.

Girls Bowling: Taylor is undefeated on the girls side and leading the CHL at 6-0 (8-0). Deer Park holds onto 2nd with a 5-2 mark. Indian Hill is close behind at 4-2. Taylor bowls in the Lacer Baker Bash at Northwest Lanes this weekend.

Alex McDonald-Taylor is the leader in the CHL in Per Game Average at 168.8.

Wrestling: Reading hosted the annual Charlie Moore Invitational this weekend. Over 20 teams participated and two were from the CHL. Reading and Wyoming represented our league at the event. Reading came away with the first place trophy capturing the Championship with 256 points. Wyoming finished a strong 7th place with 97 points.

Individual Champions Runner-Up

106 lbs. Lanadyn Doner, Reading 165 lbs. Landen Woolsey, Wyoming

113 lbs. Zach Rauen, Reading

120 lbs. Cole Bombske, Reading

132 lbs. Jafet Munoz, Reading

157 lbs Malachi Jackson, Reading

165 lbs. Elijah Peterson, Reading

175 lbs. Thomas Bernheisel, Wyoming

285 lbs. Luke Freund, Wyoming

Mariemont Girls Have A New All Time Leading Scorer

Miller Spreen, the current leading scorer in the CHL (18.6 pts per game), is the new Mariemont Warrior all-time leading scorer in program history. Miller now has scored 1176 points in her career and counting. The previous record was held by Liz Kaufman Plachecki. Liz had held the record for 24 years. The Warriors currently have a 7-3 record for the season. The record holders are pictured below with Head Coach Doug Spreen.

Congratulations Indian Hill Soccer

The Indian Hill School District congratulates Indian Hill High School Head Girls Soccer Coach Amy Dunlap for being named the 2025 National High School Girls Small Public School Coach of the Year by United Soccer Coaches, one of the nation’s leading soccer organizations. The prestigious national honor recognizes Dunlap’s exceptional leadership, sustained excellence, and lasting impact on student-athletes over more than three decades at Indian Hill High School.

“I am deeply honored and humbled to receive this national award and grateful for the support that made it possible,” said Coach Dunlap. “This recognition reflects the values of Indian Hill Women’s Soccer, demonstrated by players and staff whose commitment, resilience, and belief in one another create something truly special. This award belongs to all the young women who have played for Indian Hill, the dedicated coaching staff who invest daily in their growth, and the larger community of families and supporters who stand behind them. Helping young women grow as students, athletes, and leaders is my passion, and it is both a privilege and an honor to represent Indian Hill on this national stage.”

“This national recognition is incredibly well-deserved and speaks to the remarkable standard Amy Dunlap has set for our athletic program and our school district,” said Indian Hill Athletic Director Brian Phelps. “Her success goes far beyond wins and championships. She develops young women of character, builds a culture of excellence, and represents Indian Hill with integrity at the highest level of high school athletics.”

In her 31 years as head coach at Indian Hill High School, Dunlap has compiled an impressive 364-116-67 career record, led her teams to seven Final Four appearances, and captured back-to-back Ohio State Championships in 2017 and 2018. Her players have earned 36 All-Ohio, 21 All-Region, and eight All-America honors, including one Gatorade Player of the Year and Ohio Ms. Soccer. More than 40 student-athletes from her program have gone on to compete at the collegiate level.

In addition to her coaching accomplishments, Dunlap teaches advanced mathematics at Indian Hill High School and is widely respected for mentoring student-athletes both on and off the field. Her program emphasizes not only competitive excellence, but also leadership, inclusion, and personal growth.

“Amy’s influence can be seen in the confidence, discipline, and leadership her players carry with them long after they leave the field,” Phelps added. “She is a role model for coaches and educators everywhere.”

“This national honor underscores the powerful role educators play beyond the classroom,” said Indian Hill Interim Superintendent Dr. Melissa Stewart. “Coach Dunlap’s influence reaches far beyond wins and championships — she teaches leadership, resilience, and integrity, helping student-athletes grow into successful adults. Indian Hill is fortunate to have her as both a teacher and a coach.”

Dunlap will be formally recognized at the United Soccer Coaches Awards Ceremony on Friday, January 16, 2026, at the Philadelphia Convention Center Ballroom, held in conjunction with the organization’s 85th annual national convention.

Weekly Report

Wrestling: Three CHL schools traveled to Madeira on Saturday to participate in the Bob Kearns Madeira Invitational. Reading came away with the championship trophy. Madeira finished 4th and Wyoming, 9th. There were 20 teams entered.

Champions Runner-Ups

113 lbs. Zach Rouen (Reading) 113 lbs. Louie Beard (Wyoming)

157 lbs. Chris Davidson (Madeira) 138 lbs. Blake Opichka (Madeira)

165 lbs. Elijah Peterson (Reading) 144 lbs. Caden Otto (Madeira)

157 lbs. Malachi Jackson (Reading)

285 lbs. Luke Freund (Wyoming)

Bowling: Four CHL schools entered the Back To School Bash at Fairfield Lanes. Girls and Boys results are listed below. Madeira, Reading, Taylor and Wyoming all participated.

There were 30+ schools in the Back To School Bash. Taylor girls finished 13th and Madeira Girls finished 14th as a team. Top Individual finishers:

26th Alex McDonald, Taylor (171 top game)

35th Aliyah Martin, Madeira (158 top game)

50th Julia Grendel, Madeira (169 top game)

63rd Keira Bauer, Taylor (142 top game)

64th Karol Torres Sanchez, Madeira (147 top game)

The tournament had 200+ bowlers.

Reading Boys finished 20th and Wyoming finished 23rd. Top Individual finishers.

20th Javen Gragston, Wyoming (211 top game)

47th Peyton Frank, Reading (171 top game)

58th Vencent Walton, Taylor (155 top game)

62nd Matthew Jeffers, Wyoming (168 top game)

72nd Gabe Schmidt, Reading (175 top game)

80th Wyatt Swarts, Madeira (150 top game)

Girls Basketball: After the holiday break the competition is heating up. In the CHL race Madeira stands at 5-0 (9-1 overall) and Indian Hill matches them at 5-0 (6-2). They will face off against each other this coming Tuesday at Madeira.

Boys Basketball: League competition really ramps up now thst everybody is back to school. Wyoming leads in the standings 4-0 (7-0 overall). Deer Park and Madeira are both 3-1. The Cowboys and Wildcats will face off for the first of two games on Tuesday Jan. 13th at Wyoming.

Holiday Hardwood Classic

Taylor and Wyoming took part in the two day basketball extravaganza over the holiday weekend held at The Cintas Center on the Xavier campus. Taylor lost to Holy Cross and Wyoming beat DI Centerville 55-46. The Cowboys are now 6-0 on the season.