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Lakota East 2018Fall Sports Results

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last updated November 12, 2018

Boys Cross CountryDate Event School

PlacingsWinning Individual Season stats Highlights/Recap

8/18 OHSAA Invite@ NationalTrail Raceway

23rd The Lakota East men began their quest of finding their team identity and qualifying for an 8th straight Regionalmeet this October after graduating some key seniors from the team last year. The Thunderhawk men competedvery hard and finished 23rd out the very strong 31 team field at the OHSAA Early Season Invitational at NationalTrail Raceway in Hebron, OH.

The top runner for East was senior Max Chandler who placed 98th in the 280-man field. Max’s time for the 5k(3.1 mile) course was 18:14. Coming in next for the Hawks was sophomore Will Gibson, who placed 108thin18:22. Rounding out the top 5 scorers for East were seniors Gage Shook (135th, 18:36) and Troy Temelis(137th, 18:37), and sophomore Flynn Prather (149th, 18:44). The Hawk men will continue to get stronger andmove further up in the pack as each week progresses.

Race 2 - Section B Div 1

98. Max Chandler (12) 18:14.9

108. Will Gibson (10) 18:22.4

135. Gage Shook (12) 18:36.7

137. Troy Temelis (12) 18:37.1

149. Flynn Prather (10) 18:44.6

172. Reese Kuhlman (12) 19:05.9

203. Ethan Swift (11) 19:27.2

212. Andrew Johnson (12) 19:35.1

224. Trenton Kuhlman (12) 19:52.9

228. Matthew Prock (12) 19:56.7

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Up next for the East men is the Lakota East Fall Classic to be held on August 25th at Voice of America Park.8/25 Lakota East

Fall Classic @VOA

The Lakota East men’s cross country team placed 8th out of 12 teams at their own Lakota East Fall Classic onSaturday and had quite a few season bests along the way as they continue to improve. Once again, leading theway for the Thunderhawks was senior Max Chandler who placed 25th overall in a time of 18:12 for the 5k (3.1mile) course. Next across the finish line for East was senior Reese Kuhlman who placed 38th in 18:30. Roundingout the top 5 scorers for the Hawks were sophomores Will Gibson (49th, 18:42) and Flynn Prather (54th, 18:47),and junior Ethan Swift (55th, 18:47).

Next up for the Lakota East cross country team is the Lebanon Warrior Invitational this Saturday, September1st at Lebanon High School.

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Warrior Invite@ Lebanon HS

The Lakota East men ran a number of season-best performances at the Lebanon Running Warrior Invitational tocontinue their improving ways. The Thunderhawk men placed a respectable 9th out of 22 teams. The top runner for East once again was senior Max Chandler who ran a season-best time of 17:57 for the 5k(3.1 mile) course to place 33rd overall in the 191-man varsity field. Sophomore Will Gibson came in next for theHawks, running 18:06 for 40thplace and senior Gage Shook had a bounce-back performance placing 43rd in18:13. Rounding out the scoring for the East men were seniors Reese Kuhlman (62nd, 18:32) and AndrewJohnson (64th, 18:33).

HS Boys 5k Varsity

33. Max Chandler (12) 17:57.6

40. Will Gibson (10) 18:06.8

43. Gage Shook (12) 18:13.7

62. Reese Kuhlman (12) 18:32.6


65. Ethan Swift (11) 18:34.9

67. Troy Temelis (12) 18:40.8

77. Flynn Prather (10) 18:45.7


99. Matthew Prock (12) 19:06.8

Next up for Lakota East Cross Country is the Brookville Invitational at Golden Gate Park in Brookville,Ohio on Saturday, September 8th.

9/8 BrookvilleInvite @Golden GatePark

Tropical storm Gordon forced the cancellation of the Brookville Invite this past Saturday.

Next up for the Thunderhawk Cross Country teams in the Milford Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 15th.

9/15 Milford Invite 9th The Lakota East men’s cross country team ran the last 5k of the day at the Milford Invitational which meant theyran on a very chewed up and treacherous course. The Thunderhawk men placed 9th in the 17-team field. Leading the way for the Hawks once again was senior Max Chandler who placed 28th overall in a time of 18:11for the 3.1 mile course. Senior Gage Shook came in next for East with a 38th place finish in 18:20. Junior EthanSwift (56th, 18:47), senior Andrew Johnson (70th, 19:00), and sophomore Will Gibson (79th, 19:09), rounded outthe top 5 scorers for Thunderhawk men.

Boys Varsity 5k

28. Max Chandler (12) 18:11.7

38. Gage Shook (12) 18:20.4

56. Ethan Swift (11) 18:47.9


79. Will Gibson (10) 19:09.0



86. Troy Temelis (12) 19:18.4




115. Noah Clippinger (11) 20:31.9

Boys Open 5k - LE Top 4

13. Nick Draginoff (11) 18:59.2

17. Haitham Eid (9) 19:06.9

29. Ashton Gibbs (9) 19:25.8

56. Isaac Michelson (10) 19:59.9


Next up for the Lakota East men’s cross country program is the Harrison Invitational, at Harrison High School, onSaturday, September 22nd.

9//22 Harrison Invite 2nd The Lakota East men’s cross country has been waiting on the meet where everything started to click and itappeared to have happened Saturday at the Harrison Invitational. The Thunderhawk men, who were notprojected to place in the top 5 teams, took advantage of the cool temperature to place 2nd overall in the 9-teamfield just 21 points behind first place Walnut Hills. East’s top 5 runners only had a 26-second spread and thetheir top 6 runners broke 18:00 for the 5k (3.1 mile) course. Only one had done it before Saturday. The top fivescoring Hawks were seniors Max Chandler (5th place, 17:25), Gage Shook (10th, 17:34), Troy Temelis (12th,17:40), Andrew Johnson (16th, 17:46), and junior Nick Draginoff (17th, 17:51).

The Thunderhawk women, despite sitting out some key varsity runners, still placed 2nd overall as a team at theHarrison Invitational, just 11 points behind Walnut Hills. Coming off an illness the week before, sophomore KelsiHarris placed 2nd overall in the women’s race, covering the 5k (3.1 mile) course in a season best 19 minutes 33seconds. Running a lifetime best of 20:16, placing 5th overall, and knocking on the door of the all-time LakotaEast performance list was junior Hailey Wilson who placed 5th overall in 20:16. Also running lifetime bests weresophomore Paxton Oberhaus (10th, 20:43) and freshman Sarah Renfro (14th, 21:12). Rounding out the scoringfor East was junior Kasey Hanes (19th, 21:39).

Next up for Lakota East Cross Country is the Midwest Meet of Champions at Hilliard Bradley next Saturday,September 29th.

Boys Varsity

5. Max Chandler (12) 17:25.6

10. Gage Shook (12) 17:34.1

12. Troy Temelis (12) 17:40.7




23. Will Gibson (10) 18:00.2

28. Haitham Eid (9) 18:14.2

33. Ashton Gibbs (9) 18:28.4


Boys Open - LE Top 4



9. Flynn Prather (10) 18:40.8


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*Results - finishtiming.com9/29 Midwest Meet

of Champions@ HiliardDarby

The Lakota East men struggled from a bad start and a pace-vehicle error at Hilliard Bradley this weekend. TheThuderhawks were caught up in the bottleneck early in the race and then the pace vehicle cut the race ½ mileshort which didn’t leave enough time for East to make up any ground. The Hawks placed 35th out of 39 teams inthe 276-runner field. The first man across the finish line, once again, for East was senior Max Chandler whoplaced 154th overall. Next in for East was senior Gage Shook who placed 184th overall. Rounding out thescoring for East were seniors Andrew Johnson (190th place) and Reese Kuhlman (206th place), and sophomoreWill Gibson who placed 214th overall.

Lakota East cross country will be idle next weekend as the start gearing up for the G.M.C. Championships onOctober 13th at Voice of America Park.

Boys

Boys *4200m* Run - Race of Champions

154. Max Chandler (12) 15:24.3

184. Gage Shook (12) 15:35.3


206. Reese Kuhlman (12) 15:47.6

214. Will Gibson (10) 15:53.1 215. Nick Draginoff (11) 15:53.8

227. Troy Temelis (12) 16:01.4

Boys 5k Run (9-10th Grade) - LE Top 2

22. Ashton Gibbs (9) 18:26.0

46. Haitham Eid (9) 18:56.3

Boys 5k Run Open - LE Top 2

18. Ethan Swift (11) 18:20.8


*Results - results.timingfirst.com

10/7 Liberty Center

5K

10/13 GMC @ VOA 4th The Lakota East men’s cross country team went into the GMC Championships on Saturday with a goal of a top-4finish and they achieved that goal with a commendable effort. The men placed 4th overall in the teamcompetition and now have momentum heading into the District meet next weekend where they aim to achievetheir 8th straight Regional berth.

Leading the way for the Hawks was senior Max Chandler who etched his name on the sub-17:00 all-time list atLakota East with his 16:53, 14th place finish on the 5k (3.1 mile) championship course at Voice of America. Max’s time places him #25 all-time at Lakota East. Senior Troy Temelis came in next for East placing26th overall in 17:12. Rounding out the scoring for the Thunderhawks was junior Ethan Swift (17:16, 30th) andseniors Reese Kuhlman (17:20, 33rd) and Gage Shook (17:23, 35th).

Boys 5k Varsity

14. Max Chandler (12) 16:53.8

26. Troy Temelis (12) 17:12.7


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30. Ethan Swift (11) 17:16.2


35. Gage Shook (12) 17:23.9



Boys 5k Reserve - LE Top 7

22. Ashton Gibbs (9) 17:38.4



34. Haitham Eid (9) 18:01.4



42. Will Gibson (10) 18:17.1


The Thunderhawks will now set their sites on the District Championships back at VOA this Saturday. The womenwill race at 10:30 a.m. and the men at 11:30 a.m

The top eight (8) finishing teams qualify for Regional competition. The top two (2) finishing teams will be declaredDistrict Champions and the next two finishing teams will be District Runners-up. The top thirty-two (32)individuals will move on to Regional competition.

10/20 District @ VOA 6th The Lakota East men’s cross country team ran a fierce race to cap off their late-season run but fell just short ofqualifying to the Regional Championships. The Thunderhawk men placed 6th out of 14 teams at the DistrictChampionships held at Voice of America Park.

Leading the way for the Hawks was senior Max Chandler who gave everything he had, but fell just 0.05 secondsshort of qualifying to the Regional meet as an individual. Max placed 17th overall in 16:56 on the 5k (3.1 mile)championship course. Senior Reese Kuhlman was the next Hawk across the line, placing 35th in a time of17:29. Junior Ethan Swift was the East #3 man, placing 41st overall in 17:34. A string of Thunderhawk seniorscame in next, Troy Temelis (44th, 17:35), Andrew Johnson (51st, 17:45) and Gage Shook (52nd, 17:48). Freshman Ashton Gibbs showed that he will be a future force to be reckoned with in his fantastic post-seasonrun. He placed 57th overall in 17:57. Senior Men – The LEXC Family will miss you!

Thank you for your hard work, dedication, and memories.10/27 Regional @

Hobart Arena(Troy, Oh)

11/3 StateChampionships@ NationalTrail Raceway

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PlacingsWinning

IndividualSeason Stats Highlights/Recap




8/18 OHSAA Invite@ NationalTrail Raceway

1st EAST CROSS COUNTRY WOMEN START SEASON OFF WITH A WIN

The Lakota East women’s cross country team started their 2018 campaign off with a bang! They won the high-quality,prestigious OHSAA Early Season Invitational by an astonishing 44 points. The meet was held at the State Championshipscourse in Hebron, OH. The top 5 women’s places only added up to 66 points in the 22-team, 195 runner field.

Leading the way for the Thunderhawk ladies was junior Danielle Horter who placed 6th overall in a time of 19:21 for the 5k(3.1 mile) course. Right behind Danielle was sophomore Carly Spletzer who placed 7th in 19:23. Rounding out the top 5 forEast was sophomore Kelsi Harris (12th, 19:45), and seniors Lindsay Isom (20th, 20:01) and Ali Neumeier (21st, 20:03). Superstar freshman Cali Reynolds made her Hawk debut and placed 28th overall in 20:08.

Race 1 - Section A Div 1

6. Danielle Horter (11) 19:21.6

7. Carly Spletzer (10) 19:23.1

12. Kelsi Harris (10) 19:45.8

20. Lindsay Isom (12) 20:01.5

21. Ali Neumeier (12) 20:03.2

28. Cali Reynolds (9) 20:08.6

54. Kaitlyn Smith (12) 21:03.9

65. Paxton Oberhaus (10) 21:20.5

68. Hailey Wilson (11) 21:27.8

133. Kasey Hanes (11) 23:13.9


Up next for the East women is the Lakota East Fall Classic at Voice of America on Saturday, August 25th.

8/25 Lakota East

Fall Classic @VOA

1st East Women’s Cross Country Wins Again; Team Competes at Their Home Invite

Lakota East women’s cross country team won their 2nd team title in as many weeks at their home invitational, the Lakota EastFall Classic on Saturday. The top 5 scorers places added up to only 31 points which bested runner-up Turpin who scored 44. The top Hawk for the women was overall runner-up, Carly Spletzer (sophomore) whose 2ndplace time was 19:14 (season best)for the 5k (3.1 mile) course. Also running a season best was sophomore Kelsi Harris who placed 4th overall in 19:34. Rightbehind Kelsi was junior Danielle Horter who placed 5th in 19:37. And rounding out the scoring for the Thunderhawks wereseniors Lindsay Isom (9th, 20:03) and Ali Neumeier (11th, 20:15).

Next up for the Lakota East cross country team is the Lebanon Warrior Invitational this Saturday, September 1st at LebanonHigh School.

9/1 RunningWarrior Invite@ Lebanon HS

1st GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY REMAINS UNBEATEN!

The Lakota East Women’s cross country team had an impressive outing at the 12-team Lebanon Running Warrior Invitational onSaturday. The Thunderhawk women put 5 runners in the top 10 of a 185-runner field to win their 3rdstraight team title thisseason. Sophomore Carly Spletzer led the way for East once again with her 3rd place overall finish in a time of 19:21 for the5k (3.1 mile) course. Junior Danielle Horter was close behind in 5th place in 19:32.7. Sophomore Kelsi Harris (6th, 19:55)and seniors Lindsay Isom (7th, 20:02) and Ali Neumeier (8th, 20:17) rounded out the scoring for the Hawks.

HS Girls 5k Varsity



6. Kelsi Harris (10) 19:55.3

7. Lindsay Isom (12) 20:02.5




8. Ali Neumeier (12) 20:17.2



14. Kasey Hanes (11) 21:14.5


24. Sarah Renfro (9) 22:05.1


Next up for Lakota East Cross Country is the Brookville Invitational at Golden Gate Park in Brookville, Ohio onSaturday, September 8th.

9/8 BrookvilleInvite @Golden GatePark

Tropical storm Gordon forced the cancellation of the Brookville Invite this past Saturday.

Next up for the Thunderhawk Cross Country teams in the Milford Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 15th.

9/15 Milford Invite 1st LAKOTA EAST WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY REMAINS UNDEFEATED

The Lakota East women’s cross country team won their fourth straight team title on Saturday at the 16-team MilfordInvitational at Valley View Nature Preserve. Thuderhawk sophomore Carly Spletzer was the overall women’s champion whilecompleting the 5k (3.1 mile) course in 19:16. From there, the East women would place four more runners in the top ten. Junior Danielle Horter placed 4th overall in 19:33, senior Lindsay Isom placed 5th in 19:36, freshman Phenom Cali Reynoldsplaced 6th in 19:44 (20th fastest women’s time in school history), and senior Ali Neumeier placed 10th in 20:18.1.

Girls Varsity 5k



5. Lindsay Isom (12) 19:36.1


10. Ali Neumeier (12) 20:18.1




49. Kasey Hanes (11) 22:27.8

51. Sarah Renfro (9) 22:29.8

Open Girls 5k - Top 4

1. Elizabeth Pinder (12) 22:15.5

9. Kaylan Dirr (9) 23:04.0

12. Grace Keith (12) 23:16.8

14. Jenna Rugg (9) 23:21.6




The women’s varsity team will be idle next weekend, but the depth on the junior varsity team will aim to keep the winningstreak going at the Harrison Invitational at Harrison High School on Saturday.

9//29 Harrison Invite 2nd The Thunderhawk women, despite sitting out some key varsity runners, still placed 2nd overall as a team at the HarrisonInvitational, just 11 points behind Walnut Hills. Coming off an illness the week before, sophomore Kelsi Harris placed2nd overall in the women’s race, covering the 5k (3.1 mile) course in a season best 19 minutes 33 seconds. Running a lifetimebest of 20:16, placing 5th overall, and knocking on the door of the all-time Lakota East performance list was junior HaileyWilson who placed 5th overall in 20:16. Also running lifetime bests were sophomore Paxton Oberhaus (10th, 20:43) andfreshman Sarah Renfro (14th, 21:12). Rounding out the scoring for East was junior Kasey Hanes (19th, 21:39).

Girls Varsity

2. Kelsi Harris (10) 19.33.9



14. Sarah Renfro (9) 21:12.2

19. Kasey Hanes (11) 21:39.4

33. Grace Keith (12) 22:21.9

35. Kaylan Dirr (9) 22:36.0

39. Jenna Rugg (9) 22:41.5


Girls Open - LE Top 4

9. Rachel Anderson (10) 22:42.6

29. Emma Golembiewski (10) 23:26.3

34. Julie Bohorfoush (10) 23:52.3

38. Hai Lan Klei (9) 23:55.8

Next up for Lakota East Cross Country is the Midwest Meet of Champions at Hilliard Bradley next Saturday, September 29th.


9/29 Midwest Meet

of Champions@ HiliardDarby

LAKOTA EAST CROSS COUNTRY WOMEN DOMINATE STRONG FIELD AT MMOC

The question on Saturday for the Thunderhawk women’s cross country team at the Midwest Meet of Champions in Hilliard was,“How will we respond without our season #1 runner (Carly Spletzer) in the lineup?” The answer… everyone else takes theirgame up a notch! The East women defeated a 37-team, 256-runner field by an 81-point margin. Sophomore Kelsi Harris tookthe reigns as the #1 Hawk runner and ran a 20 second personal best time of 18:59 on the 5k (3.1-mile) course to place13th overall. That is also the 10th fastest female time in Lakota East history. Shadowing Kelsi’s experience the whole race wassuperstar freshman Cali Reynolds, who placed 16th overall in 19:08 (#12 all-time at Lakota East). Running #3 for East wassophomore Danielle Horter who ran a season-best 19:14 to place 19th overall. Seniors Lindsay Isom and Ali Neumeierrounded out the scoring for the Thunderhawks by having season breakthrough performances of 19:22 (23rd) and 19:27 (25th)respectively.

Lakota East cross country will be idle next weekend as the start gearing up for the G.M.C. Championships on October 13th atVoice of America Park.

Girls

Girls 5k Run - Race of Champions

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13. Kelsi Harris (10) 18:59.8



23. Lindsay Isom (12) 19:22.2

25. Ali Neumeier (12) 19:27.6



Girls 5k Run (9-10th Grade) - LE Top 2


3. Sarah Renfro (9) 21:09.6

Girls 5k Run Open - LE Top 2

4. Kasey Hanes (11) 21:26.2


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10/7 Liberty Center

5K

10/13 GMC @ VOA 1st EAST GIRLS CC EARNS 2018 GMC TITLE!

The Lakota East women’s cross country team continued their dominating, unblemished season by capturing the 2018 GMC teamtitle this past Saturday at Voice of America Park. It is only the 2nd CC league team title in school history (2002). Theachievement was even more dynamic as the Hawks broke a string of 8 consecutive GMC titles by the Mason squad dating backto 2010. East nipped the Comets by a slim 30-32 point total.

Junior Danielle Horter and sophomore Kelsi Harris attacked the individual crown and fell just short to finish 2nd and3rd overall. Horter’s time of 18:17 for the 5k (3.1 mile) championship course ties Lakota East legend Abbie VanFossen’s timefor 2nd fastest in school history. Harris’ time of 18:18 ranks her #4 all-time. Senior Ali Neumeier ran her best career race,placing 6th overall in 18:38 which moves her up 8th all-time at East.

Super Frosh Cali Reynolds placed 7th overall in 18:43 which places her at #9 in school history already! And rounding out thetop 5 scorers for East was senior Lindsay Isom who just missed a lifetime best performance by placing 12th overall in 19:01and held a crucial position to preserve the team for the Thunderhawks.

Girls 5k Varsity


3. Kelsi Harris (10) 18:18.6

6. Ali Neumeier (12) 18:38.5


12. Lindsay Isom (12) 19:01.2



Girls 5k Reserve - LE Top 7


10. Sarah Renfro (9) 20:01.9

18. Kasey Hanes (11) 20:42.3

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22. Kaylan Dirr (9) 20:48.0


29. Jenna Rugg (9) 21:08.8

55. Rachel Anderson (10) 22:31.9


The Thunderhawks will now set their sites on the District Championships back at VOA this Saturday. The women will race at10:30 a.m. and the men at 11:30 a.m. The women will race at 10:30 a.m. and the men at 11:30 a.m. The East GirlsCC Team finished 2nd overall last year at District and qualified for Regional.

The top eight (8) finishing teams qualify for Regional competition. The top two (2) finishing teams will be declared DistrictChampions and the next two finishing teams will be District Runners-up. The top thirty-two (32) individuals will move on toRegional competition.

10/20 District @ VOA 1ST DISTRICT CHAMPIONS!

The Lakota East women’s cross country team had a dominating performance at Saturday’s Southwest District Championships atVoice of America Park. The Thunderhawk women placed 5 girls in the top 10 and 7 girls in the top 20 on their way to a 36-point win over Kings and ten other teams. It marked the first District title in 16 years for the Lakota East women.

Leading the way for the Hawks was sophomore Kelsi Harris who placed 2nd overall in a stellar time, in windy conditions, of18:23 for the 5k (3.1 mile) championship course. Senior Ali Neumeier continued her brilliant post-season by placing4th overall in 18:44. Fellow senior Lindsay Isom broke the 19:00 barrier for the first time by placing 8th overall in 18:54,which improves her own 12th best time in school history. Junior Danielle Horter came in next for East, placing 9th overall in18:59. And Freshman Phenom Cali Reynolds rounded out the scoring for the Hawks by placing 10th overall in 19:07. JuniorHailey Wilson ran the 18th fastest time in school history with her 19:37 performance which was good enough for 14th overall. Sophomore Paxton Oberhaus ran her second consecutive sub-20:00 performance by placing 19th overall in 19:53.

Next up for the LEXC women will be the Regional Championship in Troy, Ohio where the top 5 teams and top 20 individuals willcontinue on to the State Championships.

10/27 Regional @Hobart Arena(Troy, Oh)

2nd EAST WOMEN ARE REGIONAL RUNNER-UPS! ON TO STATE…

On a chilly, windy day in Troy, Ohio this past Saturday, the Lakota East women’s cross country team narrowly missed becomingRegional Champions. They ran an incredible race to place 2nd out of 18 teams, just 4 points behind #1 state rankedBeavercreek. The top 24 women in the race made the podium, and three of those were from East.

Placing 10th overall, in the 136-woman field, was junior Danielle Horter who ran a time of 18:36 on the legendary TroyRegional 5k (3.1 mile) course. Just two spots behind Danielle in 12th place was sophomore Kelsi Harris, who continued herdominant post-season with a time of 18:44. Senior Ali Neumeier, who has taken her racing to another level in thechampionship season, placed 17th overall in 18:59. Super Frosh Cali Reynolds had a gut-wrenching kick on the final 300 meterstraightaway to place 30th overall in 19:18. Junior Hailey Wilson and Paxton Oberhaus were called upon to be the East number5 scorer and they answered the call. They both ran their best races of their young careers by placing 41st and 44th overall,respectively. Their times were 19:42 and 19:46. Senior Lindsay “Mom” Isom was battling a severe chest cold but still gave avery valiant effort for her girls and gave the race everything she had in the tank. Lindsay placed 64th overall in 20:05.

The Thunderhawk women are focused and determined to challenge for a State Championship next Saturday, November 3rd atNational Trail Raceway in Hebron, OH. The gun will go off at 3:00 p.m. GO GET IT LADY HAWKS!

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OHSAA Postpones State Cross Country Tournament to Nov. 10Conditions of course move championships a week later COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio High School Athletic Association has postponed Saturday’s state cross country tournament and ismoving the championships to Saturday, Nov. 10, due to flooding conditions on the course at National Trail Raceway in Hebron,Executive Director Jerry Snodgrass has announced. “While I wholeheartedly understand the impact this move has for all those involved in the event, this is the best solution forthe safety and well-being of our participating student-athletes,” Snodgrass said. “National Trail Raceway has closed the coursedue to flooding with the on-going rain we have had in central Ohio, so the conditions will hopefully be much better by nextweekend.” The schedule for the championships will be as follows: Saturday, Nov. 10, National Trail Raceway, Hebron 11:00 a.m. – Boys Division III 11:45 a.m. – Boys Division II




12:30 p.m. – Boys Division I 1:30 p.m. – Girls Division III 2:15 p.m. – Girls Division II 3:00 p.m. – Girls Division I The OHSAA will continue to update information on the cross country tournament on its website (www.ohsaa.org) and Twitterand Facebook accounts.

11/3 State

Championships@ NationalTrail Raceway

5th place LAKOTA EAST WOMEN PLACE 5TH AT STATE CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS!

The Lakota East women’s cross country team capped off an astonishing 2018 cross country campaign by placing 5th at theOHSAA State Championships this past Saturday at National Trail Raceway in Hebron, OH. In a season where they could haveeasily cashed in their chips after losing teammate Carly Spletzer (sophomore) to a stress fracture, prior to their regular seasonfinale, the Thunderhawk women made a charge for the State Title anyway. After winning the Greater Miami Conference Title,then a District Title, and a Regional runner-up effort, the East women ran their hearts out in very tough, sloppy, cold, windyconditions to place 5th among all Division 1 teams in Ohio.

Sophomore Kelsi Harris led the heroic charge, earning All-Ohio honors, in her 23rd place finish in a time of 19:00 for the 5k(3.1-mile) course. An incredible effort in the circumstances they were dealt. Senior Ali Neumeier was the Hawks’ #2 runner,placing 33rd overall in 19:18. Ali’s post-season surge and leadership played a critical role in the success of the Lakota Eastwomen. Junior Danielle Horter chipped away at the competition over the last 2 miles to place 51st overall in 19:43. SuperFrosh Cali Reynolds capped her high school debut season by placing a remarkable 52ndoverall in 19:44. Sophomore PaxtonOberhaus stepped up to be the 5th and final scorer for East in her 20:10, 85th place effort. Junior Hailey Wilson placed6th overall for East and 101st overall with her 20:25 clocking. And senior Captain Lindsay Isom rounded out the top 7 forLakota East by placing 112th overall in 20:34.

The Thunderhawk women will come back next year and be a favorite to win the State Championship. But more importantly,the LEXC Family wants to thank our senior Varsity runners, Ali Neumeier, Lindsay Isom, and Kaitlyn Smith for their leadershipand guidance to our younger athletes. The success the team found this year, and in years to come, would not have beenpossible without you!

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8/24 WalnutHills

won 42-7 1-0 0-0 The 2018 Thunderhawk Football team kicks off their season Friday, Aug. 24thwhen they host visiting Walnut Hills. Kick off is 7:00 pm.

Football Outlook from head coach Rick Haynes

We are looking forward to an exciting 2018 season of Thunderhawk Football. The off-season has been great and we are and look forward to competing inthe “always tough” GMC. Several returning starters that include seniors AviMcGary DB, Quinton Moss DB, Sean Church QB/RB, Evan Yablonsky WR andjuniors Adam Hundemer DL and Michael Howard LB will lead Lakota East.

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The 2018 East Football team smashed visiting Walnut Hills in the seasonopener for both schools. Final score: 42-7 Thunderhawks! The Hawksdominated the Eagles with a formidable rushing attack, with 278 yards froimtheir ground attack. On the other side of the ball it was a completely differentstory. The East Defense help WH to only 10 yards rushing on the night.

Leading the way for the Thunderhawks was running back Sean Church whototaled 119 yards on 12 carries, scoring 2 TD's. Senior Jack Dobrozsi also had agreat night rushing for 73 yards and 3 TD's.

The Hawks are home again this Friday when they will host the visiting KingsKnights. Kickoff is slated for 7:00 pm.

8/31 Kings lost 27-24 1-1 0-0 Lakota East came up a little short in their comeback attempt versus Kings lastFriday and Saturday. After falling behind 20-3 in the first half, the Hawks usedthe weather delay to their advantage, almost pulling off a win.

East was able to overcome the halftime deficit in Saturday's restart taking a

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24-20 lead in the fourth quarter. Unfortunately, The Knights found a way totack on 7 more points with approx. 2:23 remaining, send the Hawks to theirfirst loss on the season.

Game stats are not available at this time.

The Thunderhawks will go on the round for the first time this Friday when theyvisit Middletown (1-1). The Middies fell to Springboro last Saturday 42-26.

9/7 @Middletown

won 32-7 2-1 1-0 Lakota East Football opened league play on a soggy Friday night with a 32-7win at Middletown. The Hawks allowed the Middies a 2nd quarter TD and thatwas it to send their record to 2-1 on the season. See scoring summary below:

1ST QUARTER EAS MIDEAS TD 00:01 Jack Dobrozsi 13 YD RUN (Evan Yablonsky

KICK FAILED)6 0

2ND QUARTER EAS MIDEAS TD 00:01 Christian Bodden 37 YD PASS FROM Sean

Church (Jack Dobrozsi RUSH FAILED)12 0

MID TD 00:01 Will Williams 23 YD PASS FROM Kamari Fuller(Angel Rivera KICK)

12 7

EAS TD 00:41 Jack Dobrozsi 5 YD RUN (Evan YablonskyKICK)

19 7

3RD QUARTER EAS MIDEAS TD 00:23 Jack Dobrozsi 4 YD RUN (Evan Yablonsky

KICK)26 7

4TH QUARTER EAS MIDEAS TD 05:09 Jack Dobrozsi 6 YD RUN (Evan Yablonsky

KICK FAILED)32 7

Dobrozsi rambled for 127 yards on 26 carries and four touchdowns on thenight. Sean Church posted 69 yards rushing and Donny Wilkinson 51 yards.The East defense limited Middletown to jus 51 yards on the ground.

Next up East will stay on the road this Friday when the visit 2-1 Princeton. TheVikings lost to Colerain this past weekend 47-19.

9/14 @Princeton

won forfeit 3-1 2-0 PRINCETONS USE OF A INELIGIBLE PLAYER HAS BEEN CONSIDERED AFORFEIT

Princeton gets a "hail mary" TD as time expired in the fourth quarter to defeatthe Hawks 30-28 last Friday at Princeton. The final TD was the fourth leadchange in an exiting GMC contest.

The final play spoiled a East come-back effort after the Hawks were down 14-0in the first quarter. With less than 2 minutes remaining in the 3rd quarter, Easttook their first lead in the game on a 31 yard pass from Sean Church to CoreyDick. Princeton came right back and tied it and then went ahead by 4 with 6:08left. The Hawks mounted a drive that resulted in a Jack Dabrozi 2-yd run TD,giving East a 28-24 advantage before the final heroics. See scoring below:

Scoring Summary

1ST QUARTER EAS PRIPRI TD 04:57 Jermaine Wimpye 22 YD PASS FROM Hosea

Hairston (Bryce Burton KICK)0 7

PRI TD 02:25 Trey Key 65 YD PASS FROM Hosea Hairston(Chance Strickley KICK)

0 14

2ND QUARTER EAS PRIEAS TD 04:29 Jack Dobrozsi 2 YD RUN (Evan Yablonsky

KICK)7 14

3RD QUARTER EAS PRIEAS TD 07:34 Sean Church 2 YD RUN (Evan Yablonsky

KICK)14 14

EAS TD 01:09 Corey Dick 31 YD PASS FROM Sean Church(Evan Yablonsky KICK)

21 14

4TH QUARTER EAS PRIPRI TD 11:52 Trey Key 32 YD PASS FROM Hosea Hairston

(Bryce Burton KICK)21 21



PRI FG 06:08 Bryce Burton 20 YD 21 24EAS TD 01:14 Jack Dobrozsi 2 YD RUN (Evan Yablonsky

KICK)28 24

PRI TD 00:00 Jermaine Wimpye 37 YD PASS FROM HoseaHairston

Dobrozsi ended the night with 90 yards rushing and two TDS. Sean Churchthrew for 62 yards and a TD on the night.

East goes to 2-2 overall and 1-1 in the GMC. They will host Fairfield this Fridaynight. The Indians, 3-1, 2-0, defeated Lakota West 37-3 last Friday.

9/21 Fairfield lost 41-27 3-2 2-1 On Friday, Lakota East came up short against Fairfield, falling 27-41. The gamewas closer than the final score. The East defense struggled to stop the potentIndian offense, but the Hawk offense proved they could stay with anyonenotching almost 400 yards on the night. The Hawks fought their way back in itin the final quarter with two TD's brought them within a TD of FF.Unfortunately, East couldn't get a late stop to get the ball back and the Indianswent on to the win.

East QB Sean Church had a big night statistidally with 11/13 passing for 167yards. He also raced for 104 yards on the ground and 3 TD's. Jack Dobrozsirushed for 65 yards and a TD.

The loss dropped Lakota East's record to 3-2, 2-1 in the GMC.

Next week Lakota East goes on the road to take on Oak Hills at 7:00 PM. TheHighlanders struggled last Friday at Lakota West, losing 34-0.

9/28 @ OakHills

won 41-3 4-2 3-1 Lakota East wasn't looking ahead to this weeks big GMC battle with West onFriday as they smashed Oak Hills 41-3. The Hawks used a strong groundattack against the Highlanders, rushing for more than 334 yards in the contest.The East defense held OH to only 141 total yards on the night.

QB Sean Church led the onslaught with 115 yards on 16 carries and scoring 3TD's. Jack Dobrozsi and Donnie Wilkinson added 66 while Corey Dick notched53. Dick, Wilkinson and Salah Rammouz each scored TD's in the game.

Eas't record surges to 4-2 overall and 3-1 in the GMC. Homecoming will be bigthis Friday night when the Hawks host the Firebirds. West fell to Mason lastFriday, 19-0. Come early for a good seat!

10/5 LakotaWest

WON 36-3 5-2 4-1 EAST BLASTS FIREBIRDS

Before a packed Homecoming crowd last Friday night, Lakota East defeatedLakota West 36-3 in the 22nd meeting between the Greater Miami Conferenceprograms. Lakota East has now won three consecutive games in the series. Even though the Lakota East versus Lakota West game has been playedannually since 1998, the Thunderhawks snapped a five-game home losingstreak against West Friday night.

Lakota East (5-2, 4-1 GMC), rated No. 8 in Division I, Region 4 computer pointsstandings, scored 21 unanswered points in the first half en route to the victory.Lakota East had 366 yards of total offense. Senior running back Jack Dobrozsihad 13 carries for 240 yards and three touchdowns. Senior quarterback SeanChurch was 5 of 9 passing for 96 yards and two touchdowns.

After West scored their only points of the game on a 42-yard first quarter FG,the teams traded additional punts until the Thunderhawks recovered a fumbletoward the sideline on second down near the nine-minute mark.

East capitalized five plays later when Church found senior Evan Yablonsky for a41-yard touchdown pass connection to help give East a 7-3 lead at the 6:23mark of the second quarter.

East forced another punt and Dobrozsi scored on a 58-yard run up the middleto help give the Thunderhawks a 14-3 lead at the 4:05 mark of the secondquarter.

The East defense stuffed West on fourth-and-1 with 2:27 remaining in thesecond quarter and the Thunderhawks took advantage.

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Church found Yablonsky on a slant pattern for a 22-yard touchdown passconnection six plays later to help give the Thunderhawks a 21-3 lead with 50.2seconds remaining in the first half. Yablonsky finished with four receptions for93 yards.

Dobrozsi added his second touchdown run on a 65-yarder with 3:44 of the thirdquarter to help give the Thunderhawks a 28-3 lead.

Dobrozsi added his third touchdown run with 10:57 left in the fourth quarter tohelp give Lakota East a 34-3 lead. That also started the running clock.

East is projected to be No. 7 in Region 4 by Steve Shuck, and playshost to Colerain (7-0, 5-0 GMC) Oct. 12.

**above notes, contributed by WCPO, Mike Dyer10/12 Colerain lost 42-0 5-3 4-2 The Hawks are still in the playoff hunt and will look to get back to their

winning ways TONIGHT when they visit Hamilton. Last week Big Blue (1-7, 1-5)fell to Sycamore 28-14.

East is ranked #8 in the lastest Harbin postseason FB poll. The top 8 teams willqualify for the OHSAA Playoffs after week 10.

10/19 @Hamilton

won 47-14 6-3 5-2 The Thunderhawks got back to their winning ways last Friday with a smashingof Hamilton by a final of 47-14. After a scoreless first quarter East's offense gotthings going with 18-yard jaunt by senior Jack Dobrozsi. A few minutes laterSean Church rushed 9-yards for another TD.

Dobrozsi added another 9-yard TD run early in the 3rd quarter. DonnyWilkinson made it 28-7 Hawks with a 11-yard dash with 2:30 left in the third.East would add to its totals in the fourth with TD's again by Dobrozsi andWilkinson. Jackson Leahy closed out the scoring after he intercepted Big Blueand ran it back 32-yards for a TD.

Dobrozsi finished with 164 yards on the ground and three TD's. Church added102 yards and a TD. Corey Dick contributed 56 yards.

East (6-3, 5-2) will host Sycamore for the 2018 regular season finale thisFriday. A lot will be on the line for both teams. A postseason playoff spot willbe determined by the winner. Sycamore defeated Oak Hills last week 35-7. TheHawks are the #8 seed in the Harbin and Aves the #7 seed.

10/26 Sycamore won 42-21 7-3 6-2 In a "must win" situation on another dreary, rain soaked Friday night, theLakota East Thunderhawks took care of business defeating Sycamore 42-21 andcementing their place in the 2018 postseason. The Hawks led from the outsetputting up 14 first quarter points. Sycamore pulled even in the third quarterbefore East rattled off 21 unanswered points to put the game out of reach ofthe Aves.

Once again East rode the back of its stellar athlete, Jack Dobrozsi who collected184 yards on 25 carries and two TD's. QB Sean Church also had a significanthand in the games outcome, racing for 181 yards on the ground and 2 TD's.Josh Thornhill got a key TD for East in the 1st quarter on a 60-yard jaunt fromscrimmage. Gavin Myers was perfect all night with PAT attempts.

East earned the #7 seed in the postseason and will meet a very familar foe.The Hawks will visit #2 seed Mason this Friday night at their Atrium Stadium,with kickoff at 7:00 pm. The two GMC rivals did not play in 2018, but Eastbested the Comets in a preseason scrimmage. Mason upset Fairfield in overtime24-21 to earn a home playoff spot. The last meeting between the two schoolswas in the 2017 regular season with the Comets taking a 36-0 win.

The Thunderhawks last appeared in the playoffs in 2014. Mason is making theirfourth consecutive playoff appearance.

Ticket information will be released on Tuesday. Congrats to all the players andcoaches!

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East at Mason Preview

The East Football program is making its third appearance in the OHSAAPlayoffs. The Hawks earned postseason spots in 2012 and 2014, playingSpringboro in both first round games and winning.

The Hawks are anchored by a triple-option offense that ranks second in theGMC at 273.2 rushing yards per game. With 184 yards against Sycamore,running back Jack Dobrozsi became the first 1,000-yard rusher at Lakota East



since Will Mahone in 2012.

Dobrozsi (1,101 yards) and quarterback Sean Church (856 yards) havecombined for 32 rushing scores this season.

Mason and East did not play in 2018, but the Hawks bested the Comets in apreseason scrimmage. The last meeting between the two schools was in the2017 regular season with the Comets taking a 36-0 win.

The two GMC rivals will battle in a Division Region Four Quaterfinal game thisFriday night at Mason's Atrium Stadium, kickoff at 7:00 pm.

11/2 OHSAA

Playoffs

vs. Mason

@ Mason

won 20-17 8-3 6-2 Thunderhawkw Upset #2 Seed Mason--Advance to Regional Semi's!

Mason High School’s Dwire Field was the site of a Division I, Region 4 footballupset Friday night. No. 7 seed Lakota East pulled off a 20-17 victory over thesecond-seeded Comets. It was a matchup of Greater Miami Conference rivals,that didn’t meet during the regular season. The Thunderhawks (8-3) have stillnever lost a first-round playoff game — they were 1-1 in 2012 and 2014postseason appearances.

The two teams matched first-quarter touchdowns. Mason’s Logan Dalton scoredfirst on a 3-yard run, while East countered with a 1-yard TD by Jack Dobrozsi.Including in that East drive was a 32-yard pass down the middle of the fieldfrom Sean Church to Evan Yablonsky.

The second period was all about time of possession as the two squads had theball once each. Charles Sipe kicked a 21-yard field goal for the Comets, andthat made it 10-7 at halftime. Church was intercepted in the end zone byJaydon Kaufhold to finish the half.

The Thunderhawks went up 17-10 with 10 third-quarter points. Church ran 2yards for a touchdown and Gavin Myers booted a 31-yard field goal after AdamHundemer recovered a Mason fumble on the kickoff.

The Comets did not go quietly in the fourth period as quarterback Collin Brownled a scoring drive that knotted the game at 17-17. Brown had a big fourth-down conversion deep in East territory, and that was followed by a 7-yardtouchdown scamper by Nolan McCormick.

The Thunderhawks fought back again. Church connected with Yabonsky on acritical third-down play that moved the chains, and Corey Dick contributed a24-yard run. Myers’ 20-yard field goal with 4:02 remaining turned out to bethe difference.

Dobrozsi ran 21 times for 79 yards to lead East’s ground game. Church was 7-of-10 for 92 yards through the air, and all of those receptions were made byYablonsky.

East advances to a regional semifinal against third-seeded Elder this Fridaynight. The game will be back at Mason's Atrium Stadium with kickoff at 7:00.Last Friday night Elder defeated Moeller 35-0 to advance.

Presale ticket information will be available later this week.

GO HAWKS!

11/9 REGIONALSEMI-FINAL

vs. Elder

@ Mason7:00

lost 34-6 8-4 6-2 Lakota East's postseason run came to an end in the OHSAA Regional Semi-Finals last Friday night. The Thunderhawks (8-4) third playoff appearance fellshort on an unusually cold night at Atrium Stadium in Mason. The ElderPanthers got the best of the Hawks with a 34-6 victory, punching their ticket tothe Regional Final against Colerain.

The nasty cold evening made for a very difficult game as East struggled tocontrol the football. The Elder defense held an offense without a touchdown forthe second consecutive game and third time this season. Lakota East managed130 rushing yards after averaging 273.2 during the regular season.

East's lone score came when Junior linebacker Michael Howard interceptedintercepted an Elder pass on the first play of the second half and returned it 36yards for a Thunderhawks touchdown. The PAT was blocked.

East ends a very good season at 8-4 overall, 6-2 in the GMC good for a thirdplace finish. Congrats to all the players and coaches on a fine season!



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Boys GolfDate Event Team

PlacingsMedalist(s) Other

EastScores

Stats Event Notes

8/7 Oakwood 1st Boys Golf Season began a couple of weeks ago. Early season results below:

Oakwood Invite on Aug. 7 First Place Kyle Schmidt Medalist (70).

SEE ALL INDIVIDUAL SCORES BELOW:

KYLE SCHMIDT 70

PEYTON HOUSTON 73

BROCK ATEN 72

SHANE MURPHY 78

TY SYLLA 748/11 St. Xavier

Invite3rd East cometed at the St. Xavier Invite on Aug. 11th, finishing 3rd overall. The

event was held at the beautiful Maketewah CC.

8/13 East Invite 1st East fired a team total 289 to win their own Lakota East Invitational on Monday,Aug. 13th. Peyton Houston led East with a 68 and 3rd overall finish.

INDIVIDUAL SCORES BELOW:

KYLE SCHMIDT 70

PEYTON HOUSTON 68

BROCK ATEN 81

SHANE MURPHY

TY SYLLA 73

JOE WILSON IV 78

SPECIAL NOTES:

· Top12 vs Mason tonight at Heritage GC

· Kyle Schmidt has shot 3 straight scores of 70.

· Peyton Houston is next with a 35.8 average and shot a -4 68 at East Inv.

· Current record in HEAD to HEAD is 39-2.

· Centerville INV will be a good test on Monday, AUG. 23. East will be pairedwith the State champs and favorites for this year, Dublin Jerome.

8/23 Mason Top!2 @Heritagewith Mason

In a head-to-head battle of two of the areas top golf teams on Thursday atHeritage GC, East fell to Mason 329-353. No East scores avaialble.

Next up East will compete at the Centerville Invite on Monday, Aug. 27th.

8/27 CentervilleInvite

3rd East boys golf finished 3rd overall at Elk Invite on Monday, Aug. 27th. See scoresbelow:

1 Kyle Schmidt 38 39 772 Peyton Houston 37 38 753 Brock Aten 38 37 754 Ty Sylla 40 39 795 Joe Wilson IV 39 43 82Team Total 306



A BIG weekend is ahead for the Thunderhawk boys as they take 5 players to Pine-needles resort in NC for a 2 day tourney. The team is looking forward topracticing and playing on 2 world class courses, Mid Pines and Pine Needles. BOTHare Donald Ross courses that were just renovated in 2017. VanBuren is hostingthe tourney.

9/1-9/2

VanBurenInvite @ MIdPines NC

4th East boys golf had a successful trip to North Carolina this past Labor Dayweekend. The Hawks finished 4th overall with a team score of 651. Tyler Schmidtled the Hawks with a 74 and 69 and was medalist runnerup.

This week, Varsity Black travels to St. Charles Inv. at Brookside CC on Saturday.They play in the Prestigious Kiely Cup, A 2 day tourney at Cantebury Golf Club onSunday and Monday. The Kiely Cup is an INVITE only and it will be a FIRST forLakota East.

9/8 St. CharlesInvite @BrooksideGC

The St. Charles Invite was cancelled this past Saturday due to tropical stormGordon.

The Hawks play in the Prestigious Kiely Cup, A 2 day tourney at Cantebury GolfClub on Sunday and Monday. The Kiely Cup is an INVITE only and it will be aFIRST for Lakota East.

9/9-9/10

Kiely Cup @CanterburyGC

3rd East boys golf finished 3rd out of 15 teams at the annual Kiely Cup on Monday.the event featured some of the best teams in the state. It was played at legendaryCanterbury G.C.---host of major tourneys 9 out of last 10 decades.The event wasreduced to a 1-day event due to heavy rainfall on Sunday. See the scores below:

Kyle end overall with a 72Peyton 83Shane 86Joe Wilson 82Ty Sylla 83

Next up is the Springboro Invite at Heatherwoode on Saturday, Sept. 15th.9/15 Springboro

Invite @Heatherwood

Lakota East Boys Golf won the Springboro Invite at Heatherwood this pastweekend. It was a great course and East overcame some great competition inMason and Elder. Kyle Schmidt was overall medalist with an even par 71. BrockAten fired a 74 while Freshman Joe Wilson shot 75 and Peyton Houston shot 77. Rounding out the scores was freshman Ty Sylla with an 80.

Next up the Hawks are at the Beavercreek Invite today.9/17 Beavercreek

Invite The Thunderhawk boys golf team played in the Beavercreek Invite on Monday,

Sept. 17th and tied for first at the end of the day. Unfortunately, the tie breaking5th score gave their oppenent the win. Kyle Schmidt won medalist on a 3-holeplayoff. Scores below:

KYLE SCHMIDT 69

BROCK ATEN 79

PEYTON HOUSTON 76

SHANE MURPHY 83

TY SYLLA 76

JOE WILSON IV 73

Next up Lakota East will play Upper Arlington on Saturday, Sept. 22nd.

9/22 Upper

ArlilngtonMastersInvite

East finished 2nd to the D-1 State Champs on Saturday at the Upper ArlingtonMasters Invite, losing by a mere 5 strokes to Dublin Jerome. Kyle Schmidt ledEast as the runnerup medalist shooting a 72.

East will seek to defend their league title at the GMC tourney at Walden Ponds onWednesday and Thursday, Sept. 26-27.

9/26-9/27

GMC @WaldenPonds

The Lakota East High boys golf "machine" continued their dominatingchampionship ways on Thursday, winning the programs 9th overall league titleand fifth in a row. The Hawks final team score of 574 is a GMC all-time record.Their team score on day two of 283 is an "under-par" total that may never betouched by another GMC school.

Lakota East senior Kyle Schmidt shot a 69 and 67 at Walden Ponds for a new all-time GMC low two-day score. Schmidt finished first overall, while Joe Wilson IV



took second overall. Schmidt won Player of the Year for the third straight year.Other 2nd day scores:

Junior Peyton Houston fired a 69, freshman Joe Wilson a 71, freshman Ty Sylla a76, junior Brock Allen a 78 and senior Shane Murphy an 81.

Aten, Houston, Schmidt, Sylla and Wilson were all named First Team All-GMC.Shane Murphy earned 2nd team honors.Thunderhawk coach Jeff Combs receivedGMC Coach of the Year honors for the sixth time in his career.

“Great team comradarie and hard workers,“ Combs said of his squad. “We haveplayed an intense schedule and thrown in am workouts. The kids have reallyimproved in the last couple of weeks. I am lucky to have such dedicated anddriven young men.”

Mason took second, followed by Lakota West, Fairfield, Sycamore, Oak Hills,Colerain, Princeton, Hamilton and Middletown.

Complete results can be found by clcking here.

Next up for the Thunderhawks is the OHSAA Sectional Championships atThe Vineyard GC on Tuesday, Oct. 2nd. Division I Sectionals will qualifyfour (4) teams and the four (4) individual low scorers not on a qualifyingteam to the District Tournament at Beavercreek Golf Course, Thursday,October 11, 2018.

10/2 Sectional @The VineyardGC

2018 SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS!

The post season moves on for the Lakota East Boys Golf team. On Tuesday at TheVineyard Golf Course, the Hawks captured their 4th straight SectionalChampionship and advancing them in the next step to a possible state berth.

East outlasted GMC counterpart, Mason, with a team score of 298 to the 2ndplace Comets 302. Senior Kyle Schmidt led the way for East with a 36-35=71overall. Other scores below:

PEYTON HOUSTON 76

BROCK ATEN 81

TY SYLLA 73

JOE WILSON IV 78

Complete scores at www.baumspage.com

Next up is the OHSAA District Championship at Beavercreek GC onThursday, Oct. 11th. The district will qualify three (3) teams and thethree (3) individual low scorers not on a qualifying team to the StateTournament, October 19 - 20, 2018 at the OSU Scarlet Course.

East will be seeking to return to State for the 3rd consecutive season as last yearthey finished a program best 6th overall in Columbus.

10/6 Wedgewood

@WedgewoodGC

10/10 Districts @Beavercreek

1st BACK TO STATE FOR EAST BOYS GOLF!

DISTRICT CHAMPS!

The Lakota East Thunderhawk boy golf program continued to add to their legacyon Thursday at Beavercreek CC. The Hawks fought off tough conditions to snare aDivision 1 District Championship and propell them to state for the thirdconsecutive season. Senior Kyle Schmidt scorched the course with a 2-under parround of 70 to lead his team and earn medalits honors. Schmidt, a University ofDayton commit, was four shots better than everybody at the district on a brisk,windy day with very hard ground on the Beavercreek course.

Winner of the last five Greater Miami Conference crowns, East ruled the districtwith 312 strokes, edging GMC rival Mason (315) and St. Xavier (316) on the par-72 course. The top three teams and top three individuals not on a qualifyingsquad will compete at the state tournament next Friday and Saturday on the Ohio



State University Scarlet Course in Columbus.

Freshman Ty Sylla (40-40—80) was second for the Thunderhawks, followed byjuniors Peyton Houston (40-41—81) and Brock Aten (44-37—81), and freshmanJoe Wilson (41-44—85).

The Wilson family will have two golfers at state next weekend. Joe’s sister Breewill be playing on the Gray Course with the East girls team who also qualifed forstate earlier in the week.

The Thunderhawks believe they have the game to grab the state championship.They finished sixth at state in 2017 and seventh in 2008 and 2016. The OHSAAState Championships are Friday, Oct. 19th and Saturday, Oct. 20th at The OhioState University Scarlet Course.

GO HAWKS!10/19-10/20

State @ OSUScarlet

2nd HAWKS STATE RUNNER-UP!

The Lakota East Thunderhawks boy's golf team concluded their 4th trip to theOHSAA State Championships (3RD consecutive) this past weekend with their bestfinish-ever! East tied for runner-up with St. Xavier at 650. The Hawks followed uptheir opening 321 with a 329. St. X shot 323-327. Mason was fourth at 655.

East entered Saturday in second place five shots behind eventual champion DublinJerome. But the Celtics did what they often do on state-tournament championshipday. They went even lower to shoot 316-309—625 for the two days and win theirsecond straight state title and eighth in school history.

Kyle Schmidt is East’s only senior. He shot 76-81—157 to tie for ninth and earnsecond-team all-state honors. Freshman Joe Wilson finished at 80-83—163,juniors Peyton Houston (82-83) and Brock Aten (83-82) were at 165, andfreshman Ty Sylla finished at 88-84—172.

With most of its lineup back next year, East will have a chance at fourth straighttrip to state.

INDIVIDUAL SCORES BELOW:

KYLE SCHMIDT

PEYTON HOUSTON

BROCK ATEN

SHANE MURPHY

TY SYLLA

JOE WILSON IV

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Girls Golf

Date Event TeamPlacings

Medalist(s) OtherEast

Scores

Stats Event Notes

8/7 Sycamore Invite The Girls Golf team under new head coach Ali Green opened their season at the Sycamore Invitational on Tuesday, Aug. 7th.The girls placed 2nd shooting 321. Grace 72, Samantha 80, Bree 81, Camryn 88, Ellie 89. Grace placed 2nd individually.

8/9 Notre Dame Invite On Thursday, Aug. 9th girls golf competed in the Notre Dame Invitational. The girls placed 5th shooting 335. Ellie 82, Camryn84, Bree 84, Grace 85, Samantha 92.

8/13 Hamilton/Princeton @ Indian Ridge CANCELLED

8/20 Centerville Invite Girls Golf competed in the Centerville Invitational on Monday, Aug. 20th and placed 4th. As a team they shot 318. Grace 79,Bree 78, Ellie 86, Sam 80, and Camryn 81.

8/22 Mason @ Four Bridges Lakota East tennis fell last night to Mason 163 to 159 at Four Bridges. See scores below:

Bree 38, Ellie 40, Cam 42, Grace 43, Andrea 43, and Samantha 43. Catherine Zhang was medalist with a 37.



Next up East will host Sycamore Thursday, Aug. 23rd.8/23 Sycamore East girls golf won against Sycamore on Thursday, Aug. 23. Lakota East shot 160, Sycamore shot 165. Bree 36, Cam 40, Sam

41, Ellie 43, Andrea 44, and Grace 47. Bree was the medalist of the match.

Next up East will host Wyoming at Green Crest on Wednesday, Aug. 29th. 8/29 Wyoming @ Green Crest Wyoming match was cancelled due to weather.

8/30 St. Ursula Thursday night the ladies had an impressive win over St. Ursula. Lakota East shot 160, St. Ursula shot 173. Bree and Samanthawere co-medalists with 38. Grace 40, Ellie 44, Taylor 44, and Cam 49.

Next up East will host Sycamore on Wednesday, Sept. 5th.9/5 Sycamore Postponed

Next up East will play in the Alter Invite at NCR today, weather permitting.9/10 Alter Invite at NCR he girls competed in the Alter Girls Invitational on Monday at NCR Country Club. The team placed second shooting a 327. Bree

tied for fourth shooting a 78. Grace came in 10th shooting an 82. Ellie came in 11th shooting an 83. Camryn tied for 12thshooting an 84 and Samantha tied for 15th shooting an 85.

Next up East will play Lakota West at Four Bridges on Wed.9/11 @ Springboro EAST girls golf defeated Springboro on Tuesday, 178 to 200. Ellie 40, Grace 42, Cam 46, Andrea 50, and Taylor 53. Ellie was

medalist.

Next up the Hawks play Lakota West at Four Bridges today.9/12 Lakota West @ Four Bridges won The girls golf team defeated rival Lakota West last ni 166 to 187 on Wednesday at Four Bridges. Grace was our medalist with a

38. Bree 40, Ellie 43, Cam 45, Andrea 45, and Taylor 49.

Next up the Hawks visit Ursuline for a match on Monday, Sept. 17th.9/17 @ Ursuline no report

9/18-9/19

GMC @ Walden Ponds 2nd Lakota East Girls finished 2nd at the GMC tournament held at Walden Ponds on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Hawks trailedMason by 6 strokes after day one, then charged back on day two, just falling short of another title. East's two day total of 629was 30 strokes better than last year, in one of the closes finishes in GMC history. Senior Bree Wilson was the overall medalistshooting a 76-72 and named GMC Player of the Year.

Next up for East is the SUA/Ursuline Invite on Saturday, Sept. 22nd.

9/22 SUA/Ursuline Invite Cancelled?

East will play Centerville and Miamisburg at Yankee Trace today, weather permitting.

The Southwest District Sectional will be held at Walden Pond on Monday, October 1st. Each sectional will qualify four (4) teamsand the four (4) individual low scorers not on a qualifying team to the District Tournament at Glenview Golf Course, Tuesday,October 9, 2018 (Rain date Wednesday, October 10, 2018).

9/24 Centerville/Miamisburg @ Yankee Trace CANCELLED?

10/1 Sectional @ Walden Pond Girls Golf Sectional Runnerup

Two GMC golf powerhouses battled it out at the OHSAA Sectional tourney at Walden Ponds on Monday .The Thunderhawkstotaled 326 strokes to place second behind Mason’s 320 as the Greater Miami Conference rivals dominated the sectional. Kings(350) and Springboro (351) were the other two district-qualifying teams. East will move on and now qualifies as a team for theupcoming OHSAA District Championshps and a shot at a state tourney berth. Last year the East girls qualifed for the first timeto the state championships and hope to do so again in 2018.

East's top scorer was senior Bree Wilson (39-40—79), finishing 2nd overall. Also competing for the Thunderhawks werefreshmen Samantha Bernardo (40-40—80) and Ellie Yeazell (45-37—82), junior Grace Honigford (43-42—85) and junior CamrynEddy (43-46—89).

The district tournament will be held next Tuesday, October 9th at Glenview Golf Course. District will qualify three (3) teams andthree (3) individual low scorers not on a qualifying team to the State Tournament. The state tourney is set for Oct. 19-20 at theOhio State University Gray Course.

East girls will be seeking their 2nd consecutive state berth. Last year they finished 7th overall at the state championships.10/4 Centerville won The girls golf team defeated Centerville yesterday in a nine hole match at Glenview. East girls shot 155 and Centerville girls

shot 157. Cam 38, Bree 39, Ellie 39, Sam 39, Grace 41, and Andrea 46.

10/9 District @ Glenview 3rd

The Thunderhawk Girls Golf Team is headed back to state after a third-place showing in Tuesday’s district tournament atGlenview Golf Course, powered by the play of senior Bree Wilson (38-41—79) and junior Grace Honigford (38-41—79). The top



3 teams in the SW District all qualify as a team for the OHSAA State Championships at OSU. Centerville was the overall winnerposting a team score of 314, followed by Mason 323 and then East with a 325 total. Freshmen Samantha Bernardo (40-43—83) and Ellie Yeazell (42-42—84), along with junior Camryn Eddy (42-46—88), alsocompeted for East.

Top 10 Individuals

1. Marissa Wenzler (Centerville) 35-33—68; 2. Ally Madden (Mason) 39-38—77; 3. Grace Honigford (Lakota East) 38-41—79,Bree Wilson (Lakota East) 38-41—79, Julanna Zhang (Mason) 41-38—79; 6. Katie Fuller (Ursuline) 40-40—80, Sarah O’Connor(Beavercreek) 37-43—80, Kayla Ramsey (Centerville) 40-40—80, 9. Maddie Owens (Lebanon) 41-40—81, Alex Schutte(Colerain) 39-42—81

East advanced to Columbus for the first time in program history last fall and finished seventh. The OHSAA State Girls GolfChampionships are Friday/Saturday, Oct. 19-20 at Ohio State University's Scarlet Course.

10/19-10/20

STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

AT OSU GRAY COURSE

5th place Girls Golf Fifth At State!

The Lakota East girls played in their second straight state tournament and second in school history this weekend with only onesenior. Last year the girls placed seventh with a 668 total and lost two seniors off that team. This year they placed fifth with a660.

Bree Wilson, the team’s lone senior, led the Hawks with rounds of 77 and 81 for a two-day total of 158. She was followed byjunior Grace Honigford (81-82—163), junior Camryn Eddy (83-85—168), freshman Ellie Yeazell (81-92—173) and freshmanSamantha Bernardo (88-90—178).

The future is very bright for the East girls golf team as next season they will young and experienced!

Congratulations to all the players and coaches!

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Boys SoccerDate Opponent W/L Score Overall

RecordGMCRecord

Game Summary

8/18 @ St.Xavier

lost 4-3 0-1 0-0 The boys soccer team dropped a hard fought battle in the season opener against St. Xavier lastSaturday night by a score of 4-3. The Bombers struck first midway through the first half, but theHawks answered quickly two minutes later by a goal from junior, Eyad Qaqish. With 4 minutesremaining in the half the Bombers regained the lead 2-1.

Eight minutes into the second half, St. X extended the lead 3-1. Ten minutes later, the Hawksshortened the lead to 3-2 by a goal from junior, Adam Karman, assisted by junior, Luke Birdsong.With 15 minutes left in the game, St. X extended the lead to 4-2, but was answered by a setpiece goal 2 minutes later from Luke Birdsong and making the final score 4-3.

8/21 Loveland won 1-0 1-1 The Hawks notched their first victory of the season Tuesday night against the visiting Loveland

Tigers by a score of 1-0. East was aggressive in their attack early in the match, putting a coupleof shots just off target. The Hawk defense held strong throughout the match limiting Loveland tosix shots and fending off six corner kicks.

The lone goal of the match came in the second half with 19 minutes to play from junior captain,Pepe Cortez, assisted by senior, Andrew Macedo. Senior goal keeper, Cayden Urmston, recordedseven saves and earned his first shutout of the season.

East’s record moves to 1-1. The Hawks play at home Thursday night against the Milford Eagles.8/23 Milford tie 1-1 1-1-1 The Thunderhawks battled to a 1-1 draw Thursday night against the visiting Milford Eagles. Both

teams played defensive minded the first half with minimal scoring threats on both sides. Aftergiving up an own goal four minutes into the second half, the Hawks started to find their offensiverhythm and created more chances to score.

With 15 minutes left to play, the Hawks were awarded a free kick just outside the penalty area.Junior captain, Pepe Cortez fired a shot on frame that deflected off of junior, Eyad Qaqish,redirecting the ball past the Milford goalkeeper and equalizing the score at 1-1. The Hawks hadopportunities to get the go-ahead-goal in the remaining minutes of the match, but Milford’s



goalkeeper made game saving stops that kept the score at 1-1.

The Hawks record moves to 1-1-1 and return back to action at home Tuesday, August28th against Turpin.

8/28 Turpin lost 2-0 1-2-1 0-0 The Thunderhawks fell to Turpin Tuesday night by a score of 2-0. The Hawks had opportunities toscore early in the match but couldn’t find the back of the net. With 15 minutes left in the firsthalf, Turpin headed in a goal off a long throw-in making the score 1-0 that held until halftime.Four minutes into the second half, Turpin extended their lead when they found space behind theHawks back line making the final score 2-0. The Hawks record drops to 1-2-1.

They go on the road Thursday night to take on the #1 team ranked team in Cincinnati, Moeller.8/30 @ Moeller lost 4-1 1-3-1 0-0 Last night the Hawks travelled to #1 ranked Moeller and suffered a 4-1 defeat. No details

available at this time.

East will play at Sycamore on Tuesday, Sept. 4th.9/4 @

Centervillelost 8-1 1-4-1 0-0 The boys soccer team faced another top ranked team in the state on Tuesday and ran into a buzz

saw at Centerville. The team’s lone goal came from junior, Connor Ferguson midway through thesecond half that was assisted by junior, Eyad Qaqish.

9/6 @Sycamore

tied 1-1 1-4-2 0-0-1 The boy’s soccer game ended in a draw Tuesday night as the Thunderhawks opened up GMC playon the road against Sycamore. The Aviators struck first midway through the first half, but eightminutes into the second half the Hawks would find the equalizer after a well played ball by senior,Luke Shelby, found the feet of junior, Adam Karman, who beat his defender and placed the ball inthe back of the net.

The Hawks had a couple of chances to take the lead, but were denied by the Aviator’s keeper.

East will continue GMC play Thursday, Sept. 13th as they head on the road to take on Hamilton.9/13 @ Hamilton won 5-1 2-4-2 1-0-1 The boys soccer team got a GMC victory on the road Thursday night against Hamilton with a

score of 5-1. After a foul in the penalty box, the Hawks were awarded a penalty kick which juniorcaptain, Pepe Cortez, capitalized on, making the score 1-0. East continue offensive pressurethroughout the half and ten minutes later senior, Luke Shelby, extended the Hawks lead to 2-0after connecting a pass from senior captain, Isaac Zawila. Cortez would get his second goal of thematch with nine minutes remaining in the half after receiving a pass from junior, Eyad Qaqish,and firing a shot past the Big Blue keeper and extending the lead to 3-0. One minute laterHamilton would shorten the Hawk’s lead to 3-1 after a free kick deflected off the Hawks wall.

East continued creating chances early in the second half. Three minutes into the half, juniorTrevor Scott, fired a volley into the corner of the net after receiving a pass from senior teammate,Andrew Macedo, making the score 4-1. Six minutes later it would be Macedo’s turn to score afterconnecting on a free kick just outside the box making the final score 5-1. East senior keeper,Cayden Urmston, came up with seven saves in 68 minutes of play followed by senior, EthanRottenberger, who made a save in the match.

East record moves to 2-4-2 (1-0-1 GMC). The continue on the road at Springboro, Saturday night.

First Watch, next to our school, is opening its doors from 5-7PM Wednesday, September 19 for a“Breakfast for Dinner” fundraiser to benefit the Lakota East Boys Soccer team. I will be sellingtickets for $10.00 that will get you in the door. The meal includes an omelet, pancakes and drinks(gratuity not included). 100% of the proceeds from the ticket sales goes directly to the team –First Watch is donating EVERYTHING! They only ask that we tip the service staff.

See any player or Coach Hilen to help the Hawks!9/15 @

Springborotied 0-0 2-5-2 1-0-1 East and Springboro hooked up in a defensive battle on Saturday. Neither team could capatilize

on scoring opportunities and the game ended in a 0-0 tie.

East will host Mason on Tuesday, Sept. 18th.9/18 Mason lost 2-0 2-6-2 1-1-1 East suffered their first GMC loss of the year on Tuesday with a 2-0 blanking by Mason. The

Hawks go to 1-1-1 on the season and will play at Princeton on Tuesday, Sept. 25th.9/25 @

Princetonwon 2-1 3-6-2 2-1-1 The boys soccer team defeated Princeton on the road Tuesday night to earn their 2nd GMC victory

on the season. The Hawks struck first early in the match after a cross from junior, Luke Birdsong,found junior, Eyad Qaqish, who placed the ball in the back of the net. The Hawks extended thelead four minutes into the 2nd half. This time it would be Birdsong who finished the play from apass by junior, Nolan Earl, making the score 2-0. The Vikings would answer three minutes laterafter finding space behind the Hawk’s back line making the final score 2-1. The Hawks recordmoves to 3-5-3 (2-1-1 GMC).

East returns home to continue GMC play Thursday night against Colerain.9/27 Colerain won 2-0 4-6-2 3-1-1 The boy’s soccer team won their second consecutive game against Colerain Thursday night. The

Hawk’s struck early in the match when a corner kick, taken by junior captain Pepe Cortez,bounced around in the box and was finished by senior, Luke Shelby to put East up 1-0. TheHawks would strike again two minutes later, this time it’d be Cortez who gets credit for the goalafter a shot lofted in the box past the Cardinals goal keeper, making the final score 2-0. Eastsenior goal keeper, Cayden Urmston had two saves on the match and the defensive back line:



Zain Combs, Isaac Zawila, Nolan Earl and JP Plennert helped secure the shutout. The Hawk’srecord moves to 4-5-3 (3-1-1 GMC).

East continues GMC play on Tuesday as they travel to Middletown.10/2 @

Middletownwon 2-0 5-5-3 4-1-1 The boys soccer team won their 3rd game in a row Tuesday night against Middletown by a score

of 2-0. The Hawks struck midway through the first half off a header from junior, Adam Karman,assisted by junior captain, Pepe Cortez. The Hawks kept the ball in their offensive half throughoutthe majority of the game. East extended the lead with 5 minutes left in the match when senior,Andrew Macedo’s corner kick found the head of Cortez, who placed it past the Middletown keepermaking the final score 2-0.

The Hawks’ defense helped secure the shutout and prevented Middletown from getting any shotson goal.

East’s record moves to 5-5-3 (4-1-1 GMC). East returns home Thursday night to continue GMCplay against Fairfield.

10/4 Fairfield won 2-0 6-5-3 5-1-1 East boys soccer team recorded their 4th win in a row against Fairfield Thursday evening with ascore of 2-0. Junior, Luke Birdsong, got the Hawks on the board with five minutes remaining inthe first half after forcing a turnover from Fairfield’s defense and then placing the ball past thekeeper, making it 1-0 going into halftime.

The Hawks battled throughout the 2nd half to preserve the lead and then with five seconds left inthe match, junior, Eyad Qaqish, finished a cross from Birdsong, making the final score 2-0. Seniorgoal keeper, Cayden Urmston, recorded six saves in the match and his 5th shutout of the season.

The Hawk’s record moves to 6-5-3 (5-1-1 GMC). East continues GMC play Tuesday as they travelto Oak Hills. They host Lakota West in a big regular season-ending showdown onThursday, Oct. 11th.

.10/9 @ Oak Hills won 3-1 7-5-3 6-1-1 The boys soccer team won their 5th match in a row on Tuesday night, taking down the Oak Hills

Highlanders by score of 3-1. After giving up a goal midway through the 1st half and trailing 0-1,the Hawks responded 3 minutes later to even the score from a goal by junior, Luke Birdsong,assisted by junior, Adam Karman. Birdsong would connect on penalty kick with one minuteremaining in the first half, notching his 2nd goal of the match and putting the Hawks ahead 2-1going into half time. Ten minutes into the 2nd half, East took advantage of a free kick thatbounced around in the box and was collected by junior, Nolan Earl, who fired a pass to juniorteammate, Eyad Qaqish, who placed it past the Highlander keeper making the final score 3-1.Senior goal keeper, Cayden Urmston, recorded 11 saves on the match.

East record moves to 7-5-3 (6-1-1 GMC).

East returns home Thursday night for Senior Night as they take on LAKOTA WEST to finish offtheir regular season. East currently sits 3rd in the GMC with a possible scenario to win theconference. The Hawks will need a win and help from Fairfield vs. Mason to either win or sharethe 2018 boys title.

10/11 LakotaWest

lost 2-0 7-6-3 6-2-1 The Lakota East Boys Soccer team fell to Lakota West on Thursday 2-0. At the half it was 0-0with the Firebirds erupting for 2 goals in the final frame. Of little consequence to East, theoutcome did not effect the final GMC standings as West needed a Mason tie or loss to earn thetitle for 2018 (Mason defeated Fairfield 3-2).

The team concludes the regular season with their best GMC finish (3RD PLACE) since 2014. TheHawks will look to make a deep run in the upcoming post season.

East boys soccer is the #11 seed in the upcoming Sectional. They will host #15 Sycamore onMonday, Oct. 15th at 7:00 pm. The two teams tied 1-1 in an earlier season match

10/15 SECTIONAL

vs.Sycamore

@ East7:00

won 3-2 8-6-3 The boys soccer team opened up tournament play with a win Monday night at home against theSycamore Aviators with a score of 3-2. The Hawks struck first with 6 minutes to play in the firsthalf after a ball flicked on by freshman, Connor Pletikapich, found junior teammate, LukeBirdsong, who fired a shot past the Sycamore keeper.

The Hawks would hold on to the lead until midway through the second half when the Aviators tiedthe score off an uncontested corner kick goal. The Hawks responded seven minutes laterregaining the lead when a through ball by junior captain, Pepe Cortez, found the feet of Birdsongwho scored his second goal of the match. With six minutes remaining in the match, Birdsong wasfouled in the penalty box, awarding him with a penalty kick that he took himself and successfullycompleted, extending the Hawk’s lead to 3-1 and completing Birdsong’s hat trick on the night. Sycamore responded three minutes later cutting the lead to 3-2. The Hawks would hold on forthe remainder of the match.

East advances to the second round of the tournament where they’ll travel to Loveland to take onthe 5th seeded Tigers Thursday night at 7:00pm.

10/18 SECTIONAL won 1-0 9-6-3 6-2-1 Lakota East boys soccer advanced to the Sectional Final with a very close 1-0 win over #6 seed



vs.Loveland

@ Loveland7:00 pm

Loveland on Thursday night. The Hawks made a 2nd half penalty kick stand up as the defenseheld off the higher seeded Tigers. Luke Birdsong scored the game winner for East. Senior goalkeepers, Cayden Urmston and Ethan Rottenberger split halves with each recording 5 saves for theshutout.

East (9-6-3) will play #3 seed Turpin in the District Semi-Final match on Monday, 7:00 pm atLakota West. The Spartans defeated East earlier this season 2-0. The winner will play either St.Xavier or Milford on Thursday for a District title.

10/22 SECTIONALFINAL

vs. Turpin

@ West7:00

lost 2-0 9-7-3 6-2-1 The Lakota East boys soccer team battled Turpin in the Sectional Final on Monday night at LakotaWest. After a tight 0-0 score in the first half, Turpin was able to slip two balls across the line inthe final 40 to defeat the Hawks and end their 2018 campaign.

East players held fast and played Turpin tough but on this night they fell just short of their goalto advance in the postseason.

East finishes their season with a winning overall record of 9-7-3. The Hawks played an extremelychallenging schedule in 2018 helping them to achieve a third place finish in the GMC (6-2-1). Theteam posted their best league record (.722 %) since the 2004 season.

With a talented group of underclassman, East will return in 2019 with greater experience andhopes of building on the accomplishments this season.

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Girls Soccer

Date Opponent W/L Score OverallRecord

GMCRecord

Game Summary

8/18 @ Zionsville won 1-0 1-0 0-0 Lakota East Women's soccer team opened its 2018 season with a road trip toIndiana to face Zionsville High School. The Eagles are currently ranked #13 inIndiana 3A soccer in the latest State poll. This was the Thunderhawks’ annual out-of-town trip to face off against an out-of-state opponent. The players had anexcellent weekend that included team bonding activities, and excellent games forthe fans to watch!

The back-and-forth Varsity game was controlled, for the most part, by theThunderhawks who put forth tremendous effort, but just couldn't find the back ofthe net. With time running down and opportunities dwindling, the Hawks earned acorner kick with 1:17 remaining in the scoreless contest. Senior Jenna Kralikplayed a short corner to sophomore Sophie Amaya who two-touched the serviceand blistered a shot to the upper side of the net, which gave Lakota East the 1-0victory.

The Junior Varsity team also came away with a hard-fought 2-1 victory against ascrappy Zionsville team. Goals were scored by sophomore Jess Cook and juniorKaitlyn Butts.

The Hawks play their next game on Monday, August 27, against Centerville at theHawk’s Nest. Varsity kicks off at 5:30 p.m., followed by the Varsity match at 7:15p.m.

GO HAWKS!8/27 Centerville tie 1-1 1-0-1 0-0 The No.2 ranked team in Dayton, the Centerville Elks, traveled to the Hawks Nest

for a Monday night game. The heavily favored Elks presented a formidableopponent for the Thunderhawks.

Neither team was able to set the tone for the majority of the match. The back-and-forth game ended in a tie at 1-1. The lone goal for the Hawks came on aredirected shot from Junior Kayla Womack with an assist to Senior Kate Larbes. The Elks took advantage of the Hawks defensive struggles in the box on a cornerkick with 45 seconds remaining in the first half. The Hawks failed to clear a loftedcorner service, which after bouncing around the box, was tapped in by a waitingCenterville player.

The JV team suffered a 4-1 setback in a game in which the Hawks struggled togain any offensive momentum.

Next up for the Thunderhawks (1-0-1) is Turpin at home on Thursday, August 30. The JV match is at 5 p.n., followed by the Varsity match at 7 p.m.



GO HAWKS!8/30 Turpin won 4-1 2-0-1 0-0 On Thursday night East girls soccer earned a 4-1 win over Turpin. No details

available at this time.

Next up the team will host Sycamore on Tuesday, Sept. 4th.9/4 Springboro tie 2-2 2-0-2 0-0 Thunderhawks Tie State-Ranked Springboro Panthers

Lakota East took on the Springboro in the Hawks Nest on Tuesday evening in aback-and forth game that ended in a 2-2 tie. The Thunderhawks scored first on aon a goal from Junior Alexia Huon, with an assist from Senior Kate Larbes. ThePanthers, who are ranked #11 in the state, evened the score shortly before thehalf.

Both teams played hard the second half, with several scoring opportunities for bothteams. Springboro went up 2-1 early in the second half, but the Thunderhawksfought back and equaled the score when Sophomore Sophie Amaya scored on anassist from Sophomore Brooke Brown.

9/6 Sycamore lost 2-0 2-1-2 0-1 Thunderhawks Suffer First Loss of the Season to Sycamore Aves

The Lakota East Thunderhawks faced the Sycamore Aves at home on Thursdaynight, in the first league match of the season. The Hawks looked good early in thefirst half, but were unable to put any points on the board and finished tied at zeroat the end of the half. Two defensive errors by the Hawks led to two Sycamoregoals late in the second half. The Hawks were unable to answer and went down todefeat 0-2 for the team’s first loss of the season.

The Lakota East JV team was victorious over Sycamore, 2-0.

The Thunderhawks (2-1-2) (0-1-0) will look to get back on the winning track nextThursday, September 13, when they take on Hamilton Big Blue at the Hawks Nest. JV will kick off at 5 p.m. followed by the Varsity match at 7 p.m.

GO HAWKS!9/13 Hamilton lost 2-1 2-2-2 0-2 East Falls to Hamilton 2-1 in League Play

The Lakota East Women’s Soccer team played Hamilton Big Blue on Thursdayevening at the Hawks Nest. The Hawks were unable to overcome a 2-0 deficit andwere handed their second loss of the season 2-1. The lone goal for East came on adirect kick from Senior Kate Larbes.

The JV team was victorious, downing Hamilton 6-0.

The Hawks (2-2-2) (0-2-0) will travel to the Columbus area to take on OlentangyLiberty on Saturday. JV plays at 1 p.m., followed by the Varsity match at 3 p.m.

GO HAWKS!9/15 @ Olentangy won 2-0 3-2-2 0-2 Thunderhawks Blank Olentangy Liberty 2-0

The Lakota East Girls Soccer team traveled to the Columbus area on Saturday toplay Olentangy Liberty on a hot day, when temperatures hovered around 90degrees. The Thunderhawks and Patriots completed the first half, with neithergetting on the board. However, the Thunderhawks changed momentum in thesecond half to score two unanswered goals.

Sophomore Sydney Bacher had the assist to Junior Kayla Womack for the first goalof the game. Sophomore Reyna Mijangos scored the second goal, on an assistfrom Senior Kate Larbes, to seal the victory.

The Hawks’ JV team came away with a 1-0 win.

Lakota East (3-2-2) (0-2-0) plays at Mason on Tuesday in a league matchupagainst the Comets.

GO HAWKS!9/18 @ Mason lost 4-0 3-3-2 0-3 The Lakota East Girls Soccer team lost to the Mason Comets on Tuesday evening,

4-0 in a league match played at Mason. The JV team lost 3-0.

The Hawks (3-3-2) (0-3-0) will be in action on Thursday night at the Hawks Nestagainst the Anderson Redskins. JV kicks off at 5 p.m. followed by the Varsitymatch at 7 p.m.



GO HAWKS!9/20 Anderson lost 1-0 3-4-2 0-3 Hawks Lose Tough Battle Versus Anderson 1-0

The Hawks battled the Anderson Redskins on Thursday evening at the Hawks Nest. It was a very fast and physical game with numerous scoring opportunities for bothteams. However, it was a lone goal scored by Anderson late in the second half offa direct kick that was awarded as a result of a handball call, which decided thegame.

The Lakota East JV team was victorious, downing Anderson 3-0.

Next up for Lakota East (3-4-2) (0-3-0) is Princeton on Tuesday at the HawksNest. JV plays at 5:30 p.m. and Varsity kicks off at 7:15 p.m.

GO HAWKS!9/25 Princeton won 1-0 4-4-2 1-3 The Thunderhawks took on the Princeton Vikings at the Hawks Nest on Tuesday

night. After a lengthy delay in play, due to inclement weather, the game wascalled with the Hawks leading 1-0. Junior Kayla Womack scored the goal.

Lakota East (4-4-2) (1-3-0) takes on Colerain in an away game on Thursday. JVkicks off at 5 p.m., followed by the Varsity game at 7 p.m.

9/29 @ Colerain won 2-0 5-4-2 2-3 The Thunderhawks traveled to Colerain to take on the Cardinals in a GMC leaguematch up on Thursday night. Neither team scored in the first half, but the Hawksturned things around in the second half, scoring two goals for the win.

Junior Brianna Matis scored the first goal for the Hawks. Sophomore SydneyBacher got the insurance goal with an assist from Senior Kate Larbes.

Lakota East (5-4-2) (1-3-0) will take on Sacred Heart Academy (KY) on Saturday atthe Hawks Nest. JV kicks off at 1 p.m., followed by the Varsity match at 3 p.m. The program will honor its Seniors Madison Hart, Jenna Kralik, Kate Larbes andAshley Whitehead at an on-field ceremony between the JV and Varsity games.

Join us for the games on Saturday and help honor our seniors.

GO HAWKS!9/29 Sacred Heart lost 5-5-2 2-3 Lakota East Girls Soccer Program Honored Seniors on Saturday

The Lakota East Girls Soccer program celebrates its four seniors on Saturday,September 29. Madison Hart, Jenna Kralik, Kate Larbes and Ashley Whitehead, aswell as their parents, were honored during an on-field ceremony between the JVand Varsity games against Sacred Heart Academy (KY). Following the completionof the games, all JV and Varsity players, parents and coaches enjoyed a wonderfuldinner and shared both funny and emotional memories of the last four years.

“The entire coaching staff is proud of our seniors for the work and leadership theyprovide on the field, as well as the effort they put forth in the classroom and thecommunity outreach they are involved with,” said Head Coach Tom McEwan. “Westill have plenty of work to do before this season is over, and I am counting onthese players to help us reach our goals.”

Following disappointing losses for both the JV and Varsity teams on Saturday, theyare looking to get back on the winning track on Tuesday evening againstMiddletown at the Hawks Nest. JV kicks off at 5:30 p.m. followed by the Varsitymatch at 7:15 p.m.

GO HAWKS!10/2 Middletown won 6-0 6-5-2 3-3 Thunderhawks Defeat Middies 6-0 in Girls Soccer Action

The Lakota East Girls Soccer team took on the Middletown Middies at the HawksNest on Tuesday evening in a league match-up. The Hawks were led bySophomore Sydney Bacher with three goals. Sophomore Sophia Amaya contributeda goal and an assist, and Junior Kayla Womack and Senior Kate Larbes scored, aswell. Sophomore Reyna Mijangos contributed to the scoring effort with two assists,while Junior Briana Matis and Senior Jenna Kralik each had one assist.

The Hawks’ JV team was victorious, as well, winning 7-0.

Lakota East (6-5-2) (3-3-0) will travel to Fairfield on Thursday evening for gamesagainst the Indians. JV kicks off at 5 p.m. followed by the Varsity match at 7 p.m.

GO HAWKS!10/4 @ Fairfield lost 6-1 6-6-2 3-4 The Lakota East Girls Soccer team was defeated by the State-ranked league

opponent Fairfield Indians by a score of 6-1 on Thursday night at Fairfield. TheHawks played with determination early in the match, resulting in a 1-1 tie at



halftime, but the momentum did not carry over into the second half.

The Hawks’ lone goal was scored by Senior Kate Larbes.

The JV team played to a 1-1 tie in their game against the Indians.

Lakota East (6-6-2) (3-4-0) returns to the Hawks Nest on Tuesday to play Oak Hillsin their final home game of the regular season. The JV match is at 5:30 p.m.,followed by the Varsity match at 7:15 p.m.

GO HAWKS!

10/9 Oak Hills won 3-0 7-6-2 4-4 Lakota East Girls Soccer Shuts Out Oak Hills

The Lakota East Thunderhawks played their final regular-season home game at theHawks Nest on Tuesday evening and came away with a decisive 3-0 win over theOak Hills Highlanders.

Senior Kate Larbes, Sophomore Sophia Amaya and Sophomore Reyna Mijangoseach tallied a goal for the Hawks in this league match up. Senior Jenna Kralikcontributed an assist. Senior Keeper Madison Hart earned the shutout with threesaves.

The Lakota East JV team was victorious, as well. Downing the Highlanders 2-1.

Next up for Lakota East (7-6-2) (4-4-0) is their final regular-season game at LakotaWest on Saturday evening. Please put on your Hawks sportswear, tune up yourcheering voices and head to Lakota West to cheer on the JV team at 5 p.m. andthe Varsity team at 7 p.m.

GO HAWKS!10/13 @ Lakota West tied 2-2 7-6-3 4-4-1 East girls soccer closed out the regular season last Saturday with a 2-2 tie at

Lakota West. No other details available.

East girls soccer is the #14 seed in the upcoming Sectional. They will play #15Little Miami, TONIGHT, Oct. 16th, 7:00 pm at East.

10/16 SECTIONAL

vs. Little Miami

@ East 7:00

won 7-6 PK's 8-6-3 4-4-1 Hawks Claim First-Round Tournament Game in PK Shootout

The Lakota East Girls Soccer team beat Little Miami in a first-round Girls D1tournament game on Tuesday night, played at the Hawks Nest. But fans had tobrave the cold temperatures a bit longer than expected as the Hawks played twoovertime periods and went to a penalty kick shootout before they claimed the win.

The game was tied at two goals each at the end of regulation. Scoring for theHawks in a back-and-forth game were Sophomore Sophia Amaya, with an assistfrom Sophomore Alyssa Hampton, and Junior Briana Matis, with an assist fromSophia Amaya.

Neither team was able to find the net during the two 15-minute overtime periods,so it game down to penalty kicks. Senior Keeper Madison Hart came up big with asave on the third penalty kick by Little Miami and the Hawks’ five PK kickers --Senior Kate Larbes, Sophomore Alyssa Hampton, Junior Mackenzie Bierman,Sophomore Brooke Brown and Sophomore Avery Mahon – all buried their shots!

Lakota East (8-6-3) (4-4-1) heads to Milford on Saturday evening to take on theMilford Eagles at 7 p.m. in the second round of the tournament.

GO HAWKS!10/20 SECTIONAL

vs. Milford

@ Milford 7:00

won 1-0 9-6-3 4-4-1 Thunderhawks Move on to Districts in D1 Tourney

The Lakota East Girls Soccer team defeated Milford in the second round of the post-season soccer tourney by a score of 1-0 to move on to district play. Withtemperatures hovering around 40 degrees and sustained winds of 20-30 mph, theHawks overcame the weather and the Eagles with a second-half goal bySophomore Sophia Amaya, with an assist from Junior Kayla Womack. SeniorKeeper Madison Hart had the shutout, with strong support from the defense.

The Hawks (9-6-3) (4-4-1), who are undefeated in the last four matches, will takeon Fairfield on Tuesday at 7 p.m. The match will be played at Hamilton HighSchool stadium. The winner will play for a District Championship on Saturday.

GO HAWKS!10/23 SECTIONAL FINAL

vs. Fairfield

won 2-1

OT

10-6-3 4-4-1 The Lakota East Girls Soccer team is relishing its role as the post-seasonunderdog. The #14-seeded Thunderhawks knocked out the #2 seed FairfieldIndians in the D1 sectional final, on Tuesday night at Hamilton’s Virgil M. Schwarm



@ HamiltonStadium.

The overtime match provided plenty of fast-paced action. Fairfield got on theboard first in the first half and took the 1-0 lead to half time. But the Hawks cameout stronger in the second half with outstanding play from the defense andoffense. With 22 minutes left in the game, Senior Kate Larbes buried a 25-yarddirect kick from the far right side to equal the game at 1-1. Both teams continuedthe battle as time ran out and the game went to overtime.

Lakota East Senior Keeper Madison Hart played exceptionally throughout thematch, saving nine of Fairfield’s 10 shots on goal. Her strong defense providedincentive for the Hawks’ offense to make sure the outcome was nothing other thana win.

With about five minutes left in the overtime period, Sophomore Sophia Amayascored the golden goal to give the Hawks the 2-1 victory and a ticket to the districtchampionship game.

Next up for #14 seed Lakota East (10-6-3) (4-4-1) is #5 seed Mt. Notre Dame onSaturday, October 27. The match will be played on the turf field at Walnut HillsHigh School at 7 p.m. East Girls Soccer won their only Southwest DistrictChampionship 13+ years ago in the 2004 season (2-0 over Lakota West).

The winner of Saturdays game will advance to the Division 1 Sweet Sixteen(Regional Semi-Final) vs. the winner of the Lakota West/Beavercreek contest. Thatgame is slated for Tuesday, Oct. 30th at Mason.

Come out on Saturday night and show your Eastside spirit!

GO HAWKS!10/27 DISTRICT FINAL

vs. MND

@ Walnut Hills 7:00

lost 1-0 10-7-3 4-4-1 Lakota East Girls Soccer Comes Up Short in District Championship Match,1-0

The Lakota East Girls Soccer team had momentum in the post-season tournamenthaving survived their first-round game in PKs and then knocking off two higher-seed teams to reach the district championship game on Saturday evening. The#14-seeded Thunderhawks traveled to Walnut Hills Stadium to take on the #5-seeded Mount Notre Dame Cougars in the D1 Southwest District 2 final.

Both teams came out confident, exhibiting their speed and showing their defensivestrength. Scoring opportunities were shut down on both ends of the field. But inthe 39th minute, the Cougars were awarded a free kick which made its way to theback of the net, for what would be the game-winning goal. The Hawks gave iteverything they had, earning multiple corner kicks and a couple of shots on goal,while staying strong on defense, but time expired before they could equalize theearly score by the Cougars.

“I am very proud of our team for the grit and determination they showed in thepost-season, as well as the growth they exhibited throughout the year, said HeadCoach Tom McEwan. “For the first time since 2004, the Thunderhawks made it tothe district championship, something very special. This memory will be somethingmotivational that the program can use moving forward.”

McEwan noted a special thank you to Seniors Madison Hart, Jenna Kralik, KateLarbes and Ashley Whitehead. “You will be missed tremendously. Thanks for yourhard work and for being a part of something special.”

Lakota East finishes the season at 10-7-3.

GO HAWKS!

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Girls Tennis



Date Event W/L Score OverallRecord

GMCRecord

East Individual Results & Match Notes

8/13 Wyoming lost 4-1 0-1 0-0 The Thunderhawk girls tennis team opened their season on Aug. 13th vs. Wyoming and fell 4-1.Senior Grace Silverberg won on court 1.. She played an outstanding, smart match. On the other courts was a tough loss was 1st Doubles, covered by Rachel Call and MaggieMacNeel. Losing both sets in tiebreakers, 6-7 (4-7), 6-7 (4-7)A lot of good tennis but plenty of room for improvement. See results below:

Megan Hoke vs Peyton Osha 3-6, 3-6Grace Silverberg vs Sydney Evans 6-1, 6-0Ellie Leisten vs Emily Mayer 0-6, 2-6Rachel Call/Maggie MacNeel vs Olivia Dick/Anya Kirsch 6-7 (4-7), 6-7 (4-7)Allison Romito/Kate Harvey vs Eleanor Stall/Jenny Lewis 3-6, 4-6

8/15 @Sycamore

POSTPONED TO 8/31

8/17 Turpin POSTPONED TO 8/27

8/18 PickeringtonCentralDoubles

Lakota East participated in the Pickerington Doubles Tournament Saturday, August 18th, atPickerington Central High School.

There were schools from Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, and Toledo. The level of play fromthese schools was outstanding which served to bring out some of our best tennis this early inour season. We competed hard and learned and applied those learnings as match playprogressed.

We finished 5th out of 8 schools with the following flight results:Flight A 3rd PlaceGrace Silverberg/Megan Hoke

Flight B 6th PlaceRachel Call/Maggie MacNeel

Flight C 6th PlaceSarah Cope/Kate Harvey

Flight D 4th PlaceAllison Romito/Ellie Leisten

8/20 @ Anderson won 5-0 1-1 East girls tennis varsity played Anderson indoors at the Beechmont Racquet Club on Monday,Aug. 20th due to impending weather issues.After a bit of a slow start, the Lady Thunderhawkswere victorious! East won all 5 courts, 5-0.

First singlesMegan Hoke/Lamisi DeJardin 6-4, 6-02nd Singles Grace Silverberg/Kylie Finder 6-2, 6-23rd SinglesSarah Cope/Enn Parpo 6-4, 6-21st Doubles Rachel Call/Maggie MacNeel vs Audra S/Jewel S 6-2, 7-52nd Doubles Allison Romito/Ellie Leisten vs Lily R/Andrea N 6-0, 6-0

8/21 Indian Hill lost 4-1 1-2 Hawk tennis lost 1-4 to Indian Hill on Tuesday, Aug. 21st. Our only court win goes to GraceSilverberg!!

First singles Megan Hoke vs Hayley Hirsch1-6, 2-6Second singles Grace Silverberg vs Jessica August6-2, 6-3Third singles Sarah Cope vs Jessie Budde5-7, 4-6Rachel Call/Maggie MacNeel vs Nina Price/Jenny Zhang2-6, 2-6Allison Romito/Ellie Leisten vs Madeline Major/Callie O’Dell 7-5, 5-7, 4-10

8/22 STATETEAMTOURNEY

East girls tennis competed in the State Team Tourney on Wednesday, Aug. 22nd, falling 3-2.The girls had wins by Grace Silverberg and Grace Holtmeier! Great job girls! KeepLEARNING!!



vs. Turpin Next up will be the teams first GMC match vs Hamilton, Thursday August 23rd, AWAY!

Turpin 8/22/18Lost 2-3

1st SinglesMegan Hoke vs Caitlin Fisher 1-6, 0-62nd SinglesGrace Silverberg vs Savannah Allen 6-2, 6-23rd SinglesGrace Holtmeier vs Savannah Webber 6-3, 6-01st Doubles Rachel Call/Maggie MacNeel vs Morgan Reynolds/Cara Hogan2-6, 4-6Allison Romito/Kate Harvey vs Jessie Pierce/Alaina Hayas 5-7, 2-6

8/23 @ Hamilton won 5-0 2-2 1-0

8/24 Summit CD won 3-2 3-2 1-0 Lady Thunderhawks beat Summit Country Day last Friday, winning 3 of the 5 Courts, 3-2. Great performances by Grace Silverberg, Sarah Cope, Rachel Call and Maggie MacNeel.Tough, hard fought battles by Megan Hoke, Allison Romito and Grace Holtmeier, both endingin tiebreakers. Great tennis, ladies!!

Megan Hoke vs Amy Poffenberger 7-6, 5-7, 6-10Grace Silverberg vs Ashleigh Grooms 6-3, 6-0Sarah Cope vs Sadie Joseph 6-3, 6-4Grace Holtmeier/Allison Romito vs Savannah Lewis/Molly Mambort 4-6, 7-6(7-5), 8-10Rachel Call/Maggie MacNeel vs Mona Hajjar/Grace LaLonde 6-4, 6-1

Next up East tennis will host Mason on Tuesday, Aug. 28th.8/27 Turpin

(makeup)

8/28 Mason lost 5-0 3-3 1-1 The Hawks girls tennis team took a tough loss to Mason, 0-5 on Tuesday. The girls foughthard for every game we WON! Working on our consistency and accuracy will help us competewith the Lady Comets next year.

1st SinglesMegan Hoke vs Aggarwal 0-6, 0-62nd SinglesGrace Silverberg vs Reddy 1-6, 2-63rd Singles Grace Holtmeier vs Li 2-6, 0-61st Doubles Rachel Call/Maggie MacNeel vs Reid/Chada 0-6, 1-62nd Doubles Allison Romito/Ellie Leisten vs Pickens/Bandaru 0-6, 1-6

Next up Princeton AWAY on Thursday, August 30th. 8/30 @

Princeetonwon 5-0 4-3 2-1 On Thursday night the East Tennis team got a 5-0 WIN vs Princeton, giving up only 1 game

across 5 courts! Great FOCUS, ladies!! SEE SCORES BELOW:

1st Singles Megan Hoke vs Emma Hinkle6-0, 6-0

2nd SinglesGrace Silverberg vs Elizabeth Gandert 6-1, 6-0



3rd SinglesSarah Cope vs Elena Monnin6-0, 6-0

1st Doubles Rachel Call/Maggie MacNeel vs Yosmara Bartolon/Karrisa Kuntz 6-0, 6-0

2nd Doubles Allison Romito/Ellie Leisten vs Alyssa Hardman/Nevaela Covalcine 6-0, 6-0

Next up the team is at Sycamore, on Friday, August 31st.8/31 @

Sycamore(makeup)

lost 3-2 4-4 2-2 Tough GMC loss to Sycamore on Friday for East girls tennis by a 2-3 final. Great matches oncourt 1 and 2, grinding it out for our two wins. The girls were plagued by mental errors onour other three courts, but lways good to work those out and get tougher mentally.

1st Singles Megan Hoke vs Helen Sotropa 6-3, 6-32nd Singles Grace Silverberg vs Sara Bolger 7-6 (8-6), 6-23rd SinglesGrace Holtmeier vs Marilene van den Berg 1-6, 2-61st Doubles Rachel Call/Maggie MacNeel vs Sarah Wittenbaum/Nastasha Singh 2-6, 3-62nd Doubles Ellie Leisten/Allison Romito vs Amanda Wilson/Abby Pescovitz 6-3, 0-6, 3-6

Next up Colerain, September 4th, HOME!9/4 Colerain won 5-0 5-4 3-2 On Tuesday East girls got a 5-0 WIN over Colerain! The Thunderhawks didn’t give up one

game to the Cardinals. See scores below:

Megan Hoke vs Jillian Bermas 6-0, 6-0Grace Holtmeier vs Amber Peskin 6-0, 6-0Sarah Cope vs McKinzie Buckmaster 6-0, 6-0Rachel Call/Maggie MacNeel vs Hailey Purull/Makenzie Munson 6-0, 2-0 (Cards retired)Ellie Leisten/Allison Romito vs Melat Betelwign/Damber Dahal 6-0,6-0

The match at Loveland was postponed due to weather and will be made up on Sept. 26th.9/5 @ Loveland POSTPONED TIL 9/26

9/6 @Middletown

won 5-0 6-5 4-2 On Thursday, East girls tennis earned a 5-0 GMC WIN over Middletown! The girls took care ofbusiness, losing just 4 games over 5 courts!! Great job! See scores below:

1st SinglesMegan Hoke vs Arianna Layne 6-0, 6-1

2nd SinglesGrace Holtmeier vs Hannah Wilson 6-0, 6-1

3rd SinglesSarah Cope vs Izzy Fonseca 6-0, 6-0

1st Doubles Rachel Call/Maggie MacNeel vs Paige Patterson/Katie Pearson 6-0, 6-0

2nd Doubles

Ellie Leisten/Allison Romito vs Naomi Dorn/Julia Kovach 6-2, 6-0

Next up Centerville State Team Match, Monday, September 10th, AWAY.

9/10 @

Centervillelost 2-3 East girls tennis took a tough loss to the Centerville Elks, 2-3 on Monday. Court wins by 2nd

Singles, Grace Silverberg and 3rd Singles, Sarah Cope. The other courts may have not gottena win but they played some great tennis, working out points and fighting for every game. SEETHE SCORES BELOW:



Megan Hoke vs Sydney Khosla 3-6, 5-7Grace Silverberg vs Ariel Alappatt 3-6, 6-2, 10-6 tiebreak Sarah Cope vs Samira Dhaliwal 6-1, 2-6, 6-3Rachel Call/Maggie MacNeel vs Arianna Carfara/MT Camp 5-7, 3-6Allison Romito/Ellie Leisten vs Milena Alappatt/Madeline Mills 4-6, 4-6

Next up at Springboro, Wednesday, September 12th. 9/12 @

Springborolost 2-3 6-7 4-2 It was another tough loss vs Springboro, 2-3, on Tuesday, although we saw some of our best

tennis on all courts. Both doubles matches fought hard and showed such determination,taking their opponents 3 sets but were unable to bring it home. Scores:

Megan Hoke vs Katelyn Mazurek 3-6, 3-6Grace Silverberg vs Alyssa McGarvey 6-2, 6-2Sarah Cope vs Hellen Tiffin 6-2, 6-0Rachel Call/Ellie Leisten vs Kiley Preston/Emily Rives 6-3, 5-7, 2-6Maggie MacNeel/Allison Romito vs Savannah Woodruff/Claire Sullivan 4-6, 6-0, 4-6

Exhibition:Kate Harvey vs Eva Gerken 6-2, 6-3

9/13 Fairfield won 5-0 7-7 5-2 East Tennis earned a 5-0 GMC WIN vs Fairfield Thursday afternoon. There was great focusand determination by our ladies to finish on top! See the scores below:

Megan Hoke vs Amaya Turner 6-1, 6-1Grace Silverberg vs Jessica Reese 6-1, 6-0Sarah Cope vs Farah Desai 6-0, 6-0Rachel Call/Ellie Leisten vs Sydnie Hocter/Maddie Lane 6-3, 6-0

Maggie MacNeel/Allison Romito vs Isabelle Faraci/Jordyn Peters 6-2, 6-1

Next up Oak Hills, Tuesday, September 18th, AWAY. 9/18 @ Oak Hills won 3-2 8-7 6-2 The girls tennis team goes to 6-2 in the GMC with a 3-2 win over Oak Hills on Tuesday. See

scores below:

Megan Hoke vs Sydney Jones 6-0, 6-0Grace Silverberg vs Erin Kallmeyer 6-0, 6-0Sarah Cope vs Mia Ziebro 4-6, 1-6Rachel Call/Allison Romito vs Mackenzie Hoy/Julia Galloway 7-5, 4-6, 3-10Maggie MacNeel/Ellie Leisten vs Liz Donges/Caroline Elkhorn 6-1, 6-0

Exhibition:Kate Harvey/Grace Holtmeier 8-2

Next up Coaches Classic September 20th at St X at 3:30. 9/20-9/22

GCTCATourney

CONGRATULATIONS to the East Girls Tennis team who placed 2nd in the Flight B CoachesClassic this past Saturday. It truly takes EVERYONE to contribute to the TEAM EFFORT! Seethe scores below;

September 20th and 22nd

Megan Hoke 1st Singles 4th placeGrace Silverberg 2nd Singles 1st placeSarah Cope 3rd Singles 2nd placeRachel Call/Allison Romito 1st Doubles 2nd place

Maggie MacNeel/Ellie Leisten 2nd Doubles 5th/6th place

Next up East will visit Kings today (weather permitting) and host Lakota West on Tuesday.

9/24 @ Kings CANCELLED

9/25 LaktoaWest

won 5-0 9-7 7-2 East continued their tennis domination over the district rival on Tuesday indoors at Court YardSportsplex. The Hawks earned a Big 5-0 GMC WIN vs West! See scores below:

Megan Hoke vs Mea Trent 6-1, 6-1Grace Silverberg vs Abby Sturgeon 6-1, 6-1



Sarah Cope vs Florine Sanchez 6-0, 6-0Rachel Call/Allison Romito vs Anastasia Shalakov/Emily Hudson 6-1, 6-3Maggie MacNeel/Ellie Leisten vs Faith Martin/Megan Shaffer 6-3, 6-0

East girls tennis finishes the season at 7-2 in GMC.

Next up...Weather permitting, is Loveland, today at Loveland.

9/26 @ Loveland(makeup)

lost 4-1 9-8 7-2 East girls tennis played their final season match vs Loveland on Wednesday, losing 4-1. GraceSilverberg won her court, 6-2, 6-2. The remaining courts either took their opponents threesets or lost in a tiebreaker. We played some terrific tennis!

Megan Hoke vs Peyton Peller 6-4, 5-7, 2-6Grace Silverberg vs Anna Svitkovich 6-2, 6-2Sarah Cope vs Hope Geers 4-6, 6-6 (7-5), 4-6Allison Romito/Rachel Call vs Alex Hytree/Jensen Knecht 4-6, 4-6Maggie MacNeel/Kate Harvey vs Maira Hodar/Erin Hopkinson 3-6, 6-6 (3-7)

The GMC tourney happens this week for the girls tennis team. Play is at Mason on Thursdayand Saturday.

9/27-9/29

GMCTourney

East finished third overall in the final GMC standings behind Mason and Sycamore. The girlsdid a great job and won some tough battles while leaning alot! Individual details below:

Megan Hoke 3rd place 1st singlesGrace Silverberg 2nd place 2nd singles Sarah Cope 2nd place 3rd Singles Rachel Call/Allison Romito 3rd place 1st Doubles Maggie MacNeel/Ellie Leisten 4th place 2nd Doubles

The OHSAA Girls Sectional Tennis Tourney is Thursday, Oct. 4th at the Lindner Family TennisCenter. Qualifiers from each Sectional to District will be four singles and four doubles in Division I.

10/4 Sectional atLindnerTennisCenter

Lakota East's Doubles team of Grace Silverberg and Megan Hoke played in the SectionalFinals on Saturday and qualied themselves as the #2 seed for the upcoming DistrictChampionships. The East duo finished 2nd to the eventual Sectional Champs from Sycamore.

Silverberg and Hoke will compete for a state berth at the District Tennis Championships at theLindner Tennis Center in Mason on Thursday, Oct. 11th.

10/11 District The doubles team of Grace Silverberg and Megan Hoke competed at the DistrictChampionships on Thursday, for a chance to qualify for state. In their first match vsSpringboro, East was dominating with a 6-0, 6-0 win to head into their next match vs St.Ursula.

Unfortunately the talented East duo was not able to advance. With tremendous sportsmanshipand a lot of guts, Megan Hoke and Grace Silverberg played their final doubles match together.St. Ursula earned the win with a 6-7 (2-7), 3-6 victory. It was a terrific run for these twoawesome student athletes!

Congratulations to both of these fine athletes on a tremendous season!10/19 State

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Girls Volleyball Date Opponent W/L Score Overall

Record GMCRecord

Game Highlights

8/21 Alter won 25-17,25-22, 25-19

1-0 0-0 The Hawk Girls Volleyball team start out with a win against Alter on Tuesday, Aug. 21st.They were led by a strong offense from Sarah Norcom and Jada Bouyer with great settingfrom both Riley Adleta and Savannah Schwartz.

Next up: @ Seton on Thursday, Aug. 23rd.8/23 @ Seton lost 25-23, 25-

27, 26-24,19-25, 15-10

1-1 0-0 East girls volleball suffered a 5 game loss at the hands of Seton on Thursday night.Scores were 25-23, 25-27, 26-24, 19-25, 15-10.

Next up the Hawks host Turpin and St. Ursula in a tri-match on Saturday, Aug. 25th.

8/25 Turpin lost 25-16, 25-23

1-2 Lakota East Women’s volleyball lost to Turpin 0-2 but bounced back and beat St UrsulaAcademy 2-0. The player of the game was Jada Bouyer who helped the Hawks to theirwin with some big blocks and multiple kills at the net.

8/25 St. Ursula won 25-16, 25-23

2-3 Lakota East volleyball split a tri-match this past Saturday. The Hawks lost to Turpin 25-16, 25-23. The Hawks turned it around in the second match defeating St. Ursula 25-16,25-23.

Next up: East is at Mercy-McAuley on Tuesday, Aug. 28th.8/28 @

Mercy/McAuleylost 18-25, 26-

24, 23-25,14-25

2-4 0-0 Lakota East Women’s Volleyball lost a tough match to a very good Mercy McAuley team18-25, 26-24, 23-25, 14-25 on Tuesday. Olivia Battista was player of the game, withgreat serve receive and excellent digs on defense.

Next up: East will visit Sycamore on Thursday, Aug. 30th. 8/30 @ Sycamore won 23-25, 25-

12, 25-21,25-23

3-4 1-0 The girls volleyball opened GMC play on Thursday at Sycamore and came away with a 23-25, 25-12, 25-21, 25-23 victory. NO other details provided.

Next up East will visit Loveland on Saturday, Sept. 1st.9/1 @ Loveland lost 24-26, 25-

23, 25-15,25-13

3-5 1-0 East girls volleyball fell to Loveland on Saturday, 24-26, 25-23, 25-15, 25-13. No detailsprovided.

Next up East will host Mt. Notre Dame on Tuesday, Sept. 4.

9/4 Notre Dame lost 25-16, 25-

17, 22-25,25-15

3-6 1-0 Lakota East Women’s Volleyball took Notre Dame Academy of Kentucky to 4 games onTuesday, but weren’t able to come out with a victory. Scores were: 25-16, 25-17, 22-25,25-15. Player of the game was Riley Adleta who had a great night attacking at the net

9/6 @ UrsulineAcademy

lost 25-12, 25-9, 25-23

3-7 1-0 East VB fell to top ranked Ursuline last night by scores of 25-12, 25-9, 25-23.

Next up East will host Centerville on Saturday, Sept. 8th.

9/8 Centerville won 12-25, 25-23, 24-26,25-23, 15-13

4-7 Lakota East volleyball beat Centerville in 5 on Saturday. See the scores below:

12-25, 25-23, 24-26, 25-23, 15-13

Next up is Mason on Thursday at home! 9/13 Mason lost 25-19, 16-

25, 20-25,13-25

4-8 1-1 Lakota East volleyball lost to Mason in 4. 25-19, 16-25, 20-25, 13-25 on Thursday night.

The Hawks play next Tuesday against Princeton at Princeton

9/18 @ Princeton won 25-13, 25-7, 25-14.

5-8 2-1 Lakota East Women’s volleyball defeated Princeton on Tuesday night, 25-13, 25-7, 25-14.

Next match is Thursday against Hamilton, at Hamilton.9/20 @ Hamilton won 25-15, 25-

20, 25-96-8 3-1 Women’s volleyball defeated Hamilton 25-15, 25-20, 25-9 on Thursday night.

The Hawks (6-8, 3-1) play next Tuesday at home against Colerain and hope to continuetheir three game winning streak!

9/25 Colerain won 25-11, 25-15, 25-18

7-8 4-1 Lakota East Women's Volleyball defeated Colerain High School at home on Tuesday withscores of 25-11, 25-15, 25-18 to secure their third straight victory.

Next match is Thursday at Middletown.9/27 @ Middletown won 25-8, 25-

9, 25-7.8-8 5-1 Next up East plays a non-conference match against Fenwick and Fairmont on Saturday,

Sept. 29th.

9/29 @ Fairmont won 25-12 and Lakota East Women’s volleyball brought home two victories this weekend, beating



25-13 Fairmont 25-12 and 25-13 and beating Fenwick 15-25, 25-14, 25-18.

They are now on a 6 match winning streak and plan to continue that on Tuesday night athome against Fairfield.

9/29 Fenwick won 15-25, 25-14, 25-18

10-8 5-1

10/2 Fairfield won 25-14, 25-11, 25-21

11-8 6-1 Lakota East Women’s volleyball defeats Fairfield in 3 with scores of 25-14, 25-11, 25-21to push their win streak to 7.

The Hawks face Oak Hills on Thursday at Oak Hills.10/4 @ Oak Hills won 27-29, 26-

24, 25-15,25-18

12-8 7-1 Women’s volleyball beat Oak Hills in 4 to continue their winning streak. Scores were 27-29, 26-24, 25-15, 25-18.

The Hawks have a Tri Match Saturday against Springboro and Anderson. 10/6 Anderson won 20-25, 25-

23, 26-24

10/6 @ Springboro won 17-25, 25-22, 26-24

14-7 7-1 East girls volleyball swept a pair of matches this past Saturday. They defeated Springboro17-25, 25-22, 26-24 and Anderson 20-25, 25-23, 26-24. Their season record moves to14-7 overall.

The Hawks (14-7, 7-1) have a final regular season showdown at home with Lakota Weston Thursday, Oct. 11th.

10/11 Lakota West won 21-25, 25-

16, 25-18,25-18

15-7 8-1 Th Hawks girls volleyball completed their regular season with an exclamation mark.Lakota East defeated Lakota West at home on Thursday by scores of 21-25, 25-16, 25-18,25-18. It was the teams 11th win in a row. The girls finish as GMC runnerup to Masonwith an 8-1 mark in the league and 15-7 overall.

Next, East is the #8 seed in the upcoming Sectional Tourney. They will host Anderson inthe first round, TONIGHT, Oct. 16th at 8:00 pm.

10/16 SECTIONAL

vs. Anderson

@ East 8:00

won 22-25, 25-23, 18-25,25-19, 15-11

16-7 8-1 East girls volleyball escaped with a 22-25, 25-23, 18-25, 25-19, 15-11 first roundSectional win over Anderson on Tuesday night. No other details provided.

The Hawks will play Lakota West at East in a 2nd round game on Saturday at 2:30 pm.The Hawks defeated West in the regular season a little over a week ago, by scores of 21-25, 25-16, 25-18, 25-18.

10/20 Sectional

vs. LakotaWest

@ East 2:30pm

won 25-18, 25-20, 21-25,25-17

17-7 8-1 East prevailed over district rival Lakota West again this past Saturday, this time in thepost season tourney. The Hawk defeated the Firebirds in four by scores of 25-18, 25-20,21-25, 25-17. No other details provided.

Next up East will play#5 seedSt. Ursula in the Sectional Final on Tuesday, Oct. 23rd backat East at 7:30. The winner advances to the District Championship this Saturday.

10/23 SECTIONALFINAL

vs. St. Ursula

lost 25-14, 23-25, 25-6,25-21

17-8 8-1 East Girls Volleyball season ended in the sectional final on Tueseday night with a loss toSt. Ursula. Scores were 25-14, 23-25, 25-6, 25-21. No other details provided.

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