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Girls Golf:

The Girls Post Season Tournament was held Wednesday.  The Madeira Zons won going away with a score 329.  

Madeira      329

Wyoming   363

Mariemont 392

Indian Hill  407

Taylor         419

Individually Madeira Junior Ellie Hartung was the medalist with a round of 70.

Ellie Hartung - Madeira  70

Brinkley Graves - Madeira  82

Addi Koenig - Wyoming  83

Amelie Brinegar - Wyoming  85

Emma Combs - Madeira  88

Maggie Meyer - Madeira  89

Brynne Pontius - Indian Hill   91

Shay Quinn - Mariemont  91

Adalynn Franke - Taylor  92

Total results and league champion standings can be found on the drop down menu under Fall Sports-Girls Golf.

Girls Tennis:

Mariemont took a commanding lead in the CHL standings, knocking off perennial league powerhouse Indian Hill 5-0 on Wednesday.   The Warriors are now 2-0 in CHL play and 12-0 overall.  Mariemont had not beaten Indian Hill in Girls Tennis in 27 years.  Indian Hills’s run of CHL victories goes back to 2003 without a lewgue match lost.

First night of CHL league play!

Wyoming  at  Indian Hill

Finneytown  at  Madeira

Taylor  at  Mariemont

Deer Park  at  Reading

“Football is something we do, not who we are.”

The young man in white, #5, is an opponent. He tore his ACL the previous week. He is probably dealing with disappointment, pain, uncertainty, and the reality that his season—and maybe a big part of what he had planned for himself—just changed.

And the young man in blue, sees him.

He doesn’t see an opponent.

He sees a kid who is hurting.

And instead of talking trash, celebrating the matchup, or simply walking away after the game, he asks him:

“Can I pray for you?”

That’s leadership.

That’s character.

That’s the kind of thing you can’t put on a stat sheet.

Nobody told him to do it. No coach instructed him to do it. There wasn’t a camera crew standing there asking him to make a statement.

He simply recognized another young man was hurting and decided to do something about it.

And sports have a funny way of teaching us that the person standing across from us isn’t necessarily our enemy. Competition can be fierce while still allowing us to have tremendous respect and compassion for the person we’re competing against. Sportsmanship is fundamentally about treating opponents with dignity and respect, including showing concern when they are injured.

The CHL Fall Sports Season still has seven undefeated teams:

Football:   Wyoming and Deer Park   3-0

Girls Tennis:   Mariemont   10-0

Girls Golf:   Madeira   9-0

Boys Golf:   Indian Hill   5-0

Volleyball:   Wyoming  6-0

Girls Soccer:   Indian Hill   5-0-0

This Week’s Top CHL Performers:

Football:

David Dupee, Wyoming QB  14-18 for 223 yards and 3 TDs. In 3 games this season David is 53-69 (76.8%) for 772 yards, 11 TDS and 0 INTs.

Jonas Whalen, Wyoming RB  17 carries for 160 yards and 2 TDS.

Brylan Miltenberger, Wyoming WR  5 catches for 125 yards and a TD.

Devlan Daniel, Indian Hill QB  9-13 for 115 yards and a TD along with 6 carries for 105 yards and 2 more TDs.

Jacob Alexander, Indian Hill RB  13 carries for 132 yards and 4 TDS.

Tink Sellers, Deer Park QB  4-6 83 yards and 2 TDs along with 6 carries for 47 yards and another TD.

Morgan Brown, Deer Park RB  17 carries for 190 yards and 2 TDs.

Volleyball: Three girls are already in triple digits in statistical categories.

Kylie Stutzman, Taylor   100 kills

Ava Allen, Reading    103 digs

Elle Seichter, Mariemont    156 assists

Boys Soccer:  it is early but two CHL goalies already have 3 shutouts.

Trey Mu’Min, Finneytown and Michael O’Cull, Mariemont.

Girls Soccer:  Piper Shull, Wyoming leads the CHL with 17 points (7 goals) an two CHL goalies already have 4 shutouts on the season:

Gsbriella Brennan, Taylor and Hayden Cushman, Indian Hill.