Cincinnati Hills League

Spring Season Preview

Baseball: Indian Hill went 13-1 in CHL play and won their third straight league title in 2025. Wyoming was 10-4. Devlan Daniel, CHL player of the year, returns for Indian Hill along with Ashton Graham and Jimmy Liebel. David Dupee, Wyoming, Dob Deeter, Mariemont and Alex Anderson, Finneytown are other top returnees.

Softball: Taylor won their 8th consecutive CHL Softball title with a 14-0 mark in 2025. Reading was 11-3 and Indian Hill 10-4. Player of the Year Ellie Stafford returns along with Anna Prosser and Morgan Raugh for the Jackets. Brooke Androne, Reading, Zoey Glen and Landry Glenn, Indian Hill are other top CHL returnees.

Boys Tennis: Indian Hill was 5-0 and continued their dominance in the CHL with their 10th title in a row. Mariemont was 4-1. Neelan Ghandi was named Player of the Year and he returns for the Braves. Paxton Lesseuer is another top player returning for Mariemont.

Boys Track: Indian Hill captured the league meet for the third straight year. Taylor was 2nd. James O'Driscoll and Zixiang Hong both return for their senior season for Indian Hill to try to lead the Braves to another title.

Girls Track: Madeira was CHL meet champions in 2025. It was Madeira's third league title in a row. Indian Hill finished 2nd. Top returnees include Lucy Folger, Madeira and Camille Lewis, Deer Park.

Boys Lacrosse: Three CHL schools had very successful seasons last year. Mariemont was 15-4 Wyoming was 14-4 and Madeira finished 15-3. Top returners include Vince Florina and Ethan Hern, Mariemont, Beckett Heimann, Indian Hill and Rowan Benken, Wyoming.

Girls Lacrosse: On the girls side three schools finished the season with great records. Indian Hill was 16-3, Mariemont 14-3 and Wyoming 13-6. Carson Bahl, IH, Grace Kellett, Madeira, Abby Ranz, Wyoming and Charlotte Soller, Mariemont all return for the spring.

Boys Volleyball: Taylor was 6-0 and Indian Hill 5-3 in CHL play. Madeira will be adding Boys Volleyball this year so that will make five schools offering the sport. This means Boys Volleyball will be considered a league sport with a league championship and all league teams named at the end of the spring season. Top returnees in VB include Hudson Mercer and Will Gooding, Taylor and Allessandro Cillario, Indian Hill.

Wyoming Advances to Final Four

The Wyoming Boys Basketball Team is in the final four in DIV. They defeated Dayton Northridge by 18 Saturday at Xavier’s Cintas Center and will now play in the State Semi Finals Thursday, March 19th at 2:00pm at Dayton Arena.

The Wyoming Cowboys defeated Kettering Alter 68-52 at Xavier Cintas Center Thursday night to advance to the final 8, Division IV, in the State. The Cowboys were led by CHL player of the year Kellen Wiley. They will play in the Regional Finals Saturday at 1 pm at XU!

District Level Tournaments

Boys Basketball

Deer Park went down to defeat in the District Finals, in DVI, to Troy Christian 45-60. The Wildcats are District Runner-Up and had a great season. They were led by all everything player, Senior, Antonio White. White finished the year with 30+ point per game average. He led the CHL in scoring for the second consecutive year and made the All SW Ohio All Star Team as well as being named first team All CHL! Congratulations Deer Park on a great season!

Wyoming played in the District Finals in DIV Sunday afternoon at 3pm at The Cintas Center vs. Urbana. Wyoming won its third straight, and eighth in school history, District Title. The Cowboys defeated Urbana 59-31. Back in 1964 the Cowboys were undefeated and played Urbana in the Regional finals and lost by two points. The 2026 gained some revenge today at XU!

The Cowboys will play in the Regional Semi-Finals on Thursday at 6pm at The Cintas Center. They will play Kettering Alter.

Boys Wrestling

The CHL will be represented in the State Wrestling Meet next weekend in Columbus by 3 wrestlers. Madeira finished in 14th place our of 63 schools in DIII and Reading finished in 14th place out of 48 schools in DII.

DII-157 pounds-Malachi Jackson, Reading, finished in 4th place and will qualify for State.

DIII-157 pounds-Brady Volz, Finneytown, finished in 2nd place and qualifies for State.

165 pounds-Chris Davidson, Madeira, finished in 4th place and qualifies for State.

Girls Wrestling

The Girls had their District Meet Sunday at Harrison and results will be posted to see who will travel to the Girls State Meet next weekend in Columbus. There is only one division in girls wrestling so the CHL schools and wrestlers were competing against all the big schools in SW Ohio.

The CHL will have girl represent the league at the State Meet. My’Shawanna Tinsley, 115 pounder from Finneytown finished fourth at Harrison and will travel to Columbus next weekend.

All Sports Trophy Total Through Winter Season

Below are the results of the CHL All Sports Trophy totals for the winter season and the cumulative totals from the Fall and Winter seasons combined. Close race going into the spring season!

Winter
	BASKETBALL		SWIMMING		BOWLING
SCHOOL	B	G	B	G	B	G	WRESTLING	TOTAL
Indian Hill	7	6	3	6	4	4.5	3	33.5
Madeira	3	9	6	3	2	2.5	5	30.5
Wyoming	9	5	4	4	3	0	4	29
Mariemont	6	7	2	2	8	2.5	0	27.5
Taylor	4.5	4	1	1	1	7	6	24.5
Reading	2	3	0	0	5.5	1	8	19.5
Deer Park	4.5	2	0	0	5.5	4.5	1	17.5
Finneytown	1	1	0	0	0	0	2	4

tandings
SCHOOL	FALL	WINTER	SPRING	TOTAL
Indian Hill	53.5	33.5	0	87
Madeira	43	30.5	0	73.5
Wyoming	44	29	0	73
Mariemont	41.5	27.5	0	69
Taylor	31	24.5	0	55.5
Reading	13	19.5	0	32.5
Deer Park	9	17.5	0	26.5
Finneytown	7	4	0	11

State Swim Meet-Mariemont Relay Brings Home Gold

Boys State Swim: Mariemont finished 3rd in the state and Madeira was 8th as a team.

The 200 Medley Relay team from Mariemont are STATE CHAMPIONS! Desmond Noone, Corbin Heis, Maddox Moon and Quinn Heis made up the best relay team, Division II, in the entire state of Ohio. Congratulations to these four boys-the first state champion relay team in Mariemont history.