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Boys and Girls Track:  Wyoming held its first night time meet in decades this week.  On the Girls side Indian Hill finished 1st with Wyoming 3rd and Reading 6th.  Boys-Wyoming 2nd, Indian Hill 3rd and Reading 8th.

Individual Boys Winners:

Jack Ranz, Wyoming-Pole Vault

Jackson Brubaker, Reading-Discus

4 X 400 Relay-Indian Hill

James O'Driscoll, Indian Hill-3200 Run

Zixiang Hong, Indian Hill-400 Dash

James McGrath, Indian Hill-1600 Run

4 X 800 Relay-Wyoming

Individual Girls Winners:

Anna Snyder, Wyoming-Pole Vault

Olivia Hill, Wyoming-Long Jump

Olivia Hill, Wyoming-100 Dash

Elena Gailey, Indian Hill-High Jump

Elena Gailey, Indian Hill-300 Hurdles

Elena Gailey Indian Hill-100 Hurdles

Megan Sichel, Indian Hill-3200 Run

4 X 200 Relay-Indian Hill

4 X 800 Relay-Indian Hill

Boys Volleyball:  The CHL is offering this sport as a league sport for the first time this year.  Five CHL schools are sponsoring Boys Volleyball.  Madeira added the sport this spring and now they join Taylor, Wyoming, Indian Hill and Finneytown to form the newest CHL team sport.  Wyoming stands at 3-0 (5-2 overall).  Indian Hill and Taylor are both 2-1 in CHL matches.

Hudson Mercer of Taylor leads the league in kills with 93.

Triston Thomas of Wyoming leads in assists with 117.

Softball:  Reading and Taylor lead the league with a 3-0 CHL mark.  Indian Hill is 2-1.

Here are the leading hitters early in the season:

Landry Glenn, Indian Hill  .700

Ginny Theobald, Wyoming  .692

Selah McMahan, Finneytown  '667

Rosalyn Stahley, Deer Park  '667

Meredith Hess, Reading  '615

Baseball:  Three teams stand atop the CHL early in the season.  Taylor, Indian Hill and Madeira all have perfect 3-0 records.  They will play each other coming up this week and next.

Head are the leading hitters early in the season:

Bo Deeter, Mariemont  .583

Jackson Hirt, Reading  .480

David Dupee, Wyoming  .467

Luke Kuester, Madeira  .462

Kendall Richard, Finneytown  .455

Boys Lacrosse:  Indian Hill is undefeated at 5-0.  Vince Florina, Mariemont leads the CHL with 11 goals while Beckett Heimann, Indian Hill has 10.

Girls Lacrosse:  Mariemont stands at 5-0, Wyoming is 7-1, Indian Hill and Madeira are both  3-1.  Ryann Knapp, Wyoming leads the CHL in goals with 27.  Abby Ranz, also from Wyoming has 25.

Here are some scenes from the beginning of the Spring Sports Season!

The  2025-26 Basketball State Champions are from the CHL.  The Wyoming Cowboys defeated Cleveland Glenville 73-48 to win their first Boys Basketball State Title ever.  They have been playing basketball at Wyoming for 97 years.  They won a Girls State Title 30  years ago in 1996.  This year the Cowboys were led by six seniors.  Four of those seniors were often tabbed the “Fab Four” by the news outlets.  Kellen Wiley, Darren Grey, Devin Evans and Carlyle Billingsley along with seniors Nick Wilhelm and Jackson Teras led the team to a combined record since freshman year of 99-12  and 55-1 in CHL play.  They won four straight CHL titles.  The “Fab Four” ( Wiley #1, Gray #3, Evans #22 and Billingsley #44) have all started every game since their freshman year.

 Kellen Wiley broke the all time career scoring record at Wyoming in the state championship game.  He almost had a triple double in the state finals 20 pts. 11 rebounds and 8 assists and was named the MVP of the DIV tournament.