Lakota East 2018 Fall Sports Results

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1 Date Event School Placings 8/18 OHSAA National Trail Raceway losdistrict East Main Page Athletics Information provided by Dan Hilen, Sports Information Director Lakota East 2018 Fall Sports Results Boys Cross Country Girls Cross Country Football Boys Golf Girls Golf Boys Soccer Girls Soccer Girls Tennis Girls Volleyball last updated September 14, 2018 Boys Cross Country Winning Individual Season stats Highlights/Recap 23rd The Lakota East men began their quest of finding their team identity and qualifying for an 8th straight Regional meet this October after graduating some key seniors from the team last year. The Thunderhawk men competed very hard and finished 23rd out the very strong 31 team field at the OHSAA Early Season Invitational at National Trail 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 108thin 18:22. 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 and move further up in the pack as each week progresses. Race 2 - Section B Div Max Chandler (12) 18: Will Gibson (10) 18: Gage Shook (12) 18: Troy Temelis (12) 18: Flynn Prather (10) 18: Reese Kuhlman (12) 19: Ethan Swift (11) 19: Andrew Johnson (12) 19: Trenton Kuhlman (12) 19: Matthew Prock (12) 19:56.7 *Results - finishtiming.com 8/25 Lakota East Fall VOA Up next for the East men is the Lakota East Fall Classic to be held on August 25th at Voice of America Park. The Lakota East men s cross country team placed 8th out of 12 teams at their own Lakota East Fall Classic on Saturday and had quite a few season bests along the way as they continue to improve. Once again, leading the way for the Thunderhawks was senior Max Chandler who placed 25th overall in a time of 18:12 for the 5k (3.1 mile) course. Next across the finish line for East was senior Reese Kuhlman who placed 38th in 18:30. Rounding out 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, September 1st at Lebanon High School. 9/1 Running BOYS CROSS COUNTRY RUNS WELL AT WARRIOR INVITE

2 Warrior Lebanon HS The Lakota East men ran a number of season-best performances at the Lebanon Running Warrior Invitational to continue 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 the Hawks, running 18:06 for 40thplace and senior Gage Shook had a bounce-back performance placing 43rd in 18:13. Rounding out the scoring for the East men were seniors Reese Kuhlman (62nd, 18:32) and Andrew Johnson (64th, 18:33). HS Boys 5k Varsity 33. Max Chandler (12) 17: Will Gibson (10) 18: Gage Shook (12) 18: Reese Kuhlman (12) 18: Andrew Johnson (12) 18: Ethan Swift (11) 18: Troy Temelis (12) 18: Flynn Prather (10) 18: Trenton Kuhlman (12) 19: Matthew Prock (12) 19:06.8 9/8 Brookville Golden Gate Park 9/15 Milford Invite 9//29 Midwest Meet of Hiliard Darby 10/7 Liberty Center 5K 10/13 VOA 10/20 VOA 10/27 Hobart Arena (Troy, Oh) 11/3 State National Trail Raceway Next up for Lakota East Cross Country is the Brookville Invitational at Golden Gate Park in Brookville, Ohio on Saturday, September 8th. 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. Back to the Top

3 Date Event School Placings 8/18 OHSAA National Trail Raceway Winning Individual Season Stats Girls Cross Country Highlights/Recap 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 Championships course 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 for East 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: Carly Spletzer (10) 19: Kelsi Harris (10) 19: Lindsay Isom (12) 20: Ali Neumeier (12) 20: Cali Reynolds (9) 20: Kaitlyn Smith (12) 21: Paxton Oberhaus (10) 21: Hailey Wilson (11) 21: Kasey Hanes (11) 23:13.9 *Results - finishtiming.com 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 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 East Fall 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. Right behind Kelsi was junior Danielle Horter who placed 5th in 19:37. And rounding out the scoring for the Thunderhawks were seniors 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 Lebanon High School. 9/1 Running Warrior 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 on Saturday. The Thunderhawk women put 5 runners in the top 10 of a 185-runner field to win their 3rdstraight team title this season. Sophomore Carly Spletzer led the way for East once again with her 3rd place overall finish in a time of 19:21 for the 5k (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

4 3. Carly Spletzer (10) 19: Danielle Horter (11) 19: Kelsi Harris (10) 19: Lindsay Isom (12) 20: Ali Neumeier (12) 20: Kaitlyn Smith (12) 20: Hailey Wilson (11) 21: Kasey Hanes (11) 21: Paxton Oberhaus (10) 21: Sarah Renfro (9) 22:05.1 *Results - finishtiming.com 9/8 Brookville Golden Gate Park 9/15 Milford Invite 9//29 Midwest Meet of Hiliard Darby 10/7 Liberty Center 5K 10/13 VOA 10/20 VOA 10/27 Hobart Arena (Troy, Oh) 11/3 State National Trail Raceway Next up for Lakota East Cross Country is the Brookville Invitational at Golden Gate Park in Brookville, Ohio on Saturday, September 8th. 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. Back to the Top Date Date Opponent W/L Score Overall GMC Record Record Football East Highlights 8/24 Walnut Hills won The 2018 Thunderhawk Football team kicks off their season Friday, Aug. 24th when they host visiting Walnut Hills. Kick off is 7:00 pm. Statistics Football Outlook from head coach Rick Haynes

5 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 in the always tough GMC. Several returning starters that include seniors Avi McGary DB, Quinton Moss DB, Sean Church QB/RB, Evan Yablonsky WR and juniors Adam Hundemer DL and Michael Howard LB will lead Lakota East. - The 2018 East Football team smashed visiting Walnut Hills in the season opener for both schools. Final score: 42-7 Thunderhawks! The Hawks dominated the Eagles with a formidable rushing attack, with 278 yards froim their ground attack. On the other side of the ball it was a completely different story. The East Defense help WH to only 10 yards rushing on the night. Leading the way for the Thunderhawks was running back Sean Church who totaled 119 yards on 12 carries, scoring 2 TD's. Senior Jack Dobrozsi also had a great night rushing for 73 yards and 3 TD's. The Hawks are home again this Friday when they will host the visiting Kings Knights. Kickoff is slated for 7:00 pm. 8/31 Kings lost Lakota East came up a little short in their comeback attempt versus Kings last Friday and Saturday. After falling behind 20-3 in the first half, the Hawks used the weather delay to their advantage, almost pulling off a win. East was able to overcome the halftime deficit in Saturday's restart taking a lead in the fourth quarter. Unfortunately, The Knights found a way to tack on 7 more points with approx. 2:23 remaining, send the Hawks to their first 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 they visit Middletown (1-1). The Middies fell to Springboro last Saturday Middletown won Lakota East Football opened league play on a soggy Friday night with a 32-7 win at Middletown. The Hawks allowed the Middies a 2nd quarter TD and that was it to send their record to 2-1 on the season. See scoring summary below: 1ST QUARTER EAS MID EAS TD 00:01 Jack Dobrozsi 13 YD RUN (Evan Yablonsky KICK FAILED) 6 0 2ND QUARTER EAS MID EAS TD 00:01 Christian Bodden 37 YD PASS FROM Sean 12 0 Church (Jack Dobrozsi RUSH FAILED) MID TD 00:01 Will Williams 23 YD PASS FROM Kamari 12 7 Fuller (Angel Rivera KICK) EAS TD 00:41 Jack Dobrozsi 5 YD RUN (Evan Yablonsky 19 7 KICK) 3RD QUARTER EAS MID EAS TD 00:23 Jack Dobrozsi 4 YD RUN (Evan Yablonsky 26 7 KICK) 4TH QUARTER EAS MID EAS 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 the night. Sean Church posted 69 yards rushing and Donny Wilkinson 51 yards. The East defense limited Middletown to jus 51 yards on the ground. Princeton Next up East will stay on the road this Friday when the visit 2-1 Princeton. The Vikings lost to Colerain this past weekend /21 Fairfield Oak Hills

6 10/5 Lakota West 10/12 Colerain Hamilton 10/26 Sycamore Back to the Top Date Event Team Placings Medalist(s) Other East Scores Stats Boys Golf Event Notes 8/7 Oakwood 1st Boys Golf Season began a couple of weeks ago. Early season results below: 8/11 St. Xavier Invite 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 74 3rd 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 at East Inv. Current record in HEAD to HEAD is Centerville INV will be a good test on Monday, AUG. 23. East will be paired with the State champs and favorites for this year, Dublin Jerome.

7 8/23 Mason Heritage with Mason 8/27 Centerville Invite In a head-to-head battle of two of the areas top golf teams on Thursday at Heritage GC, East fell to Mason No East scores avaialble. Next up East will compete at the Centerville Invite on Monday, Aug. 27th. 3rd East boys golf finished 3rd overall at Elk Invite on Monday, Aug. 27th. See scores below: 1 Kyle Schmidt Peyton Houston Brock Aten Ty Sylla Joe Wilson IV Team Total 306 A BIG weekend is ahead for the Thunderhawk boys as they take 5 players to Pineneedles resort in NC for a 2 day tourney. The team is looking forward to practicing and playing on 2 world class courses, Mid Pines and Pine Needles. BOTH are Donald Ross courses that were just renovated in VanBuren is hosting the tourney. 9/1-9/2 VanBuren MId Pines NC 4th East boys golf had a successful trip to North Carolina this past Labor Day weekend. The Hawks finished 4th overall with a team score of 651. Tyler Schmidt led the Hawks with a 74 and 69 and was medalist runnerup. 9/8 St. Charles Brookside GC 9/9-9/10 Kiely Canterbury GC 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 on Sunday and Monday. The Kiely Cup is an INVITE only and it will be a FIRST for Lakota East. The St. Charles Invite was cancelled this past Saturday due to tropical storm Gordon. The Hawks play in the Prestigious Kiely Cup, A 2 day tourney at Cantebury Golf Club on Sunday and Monday. The Kiely Cup is an INVITE only and it will be a FIRST for Lakota East. 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 legendary Canterbury G.C.---host of major tourneys 9 out of last 10 decades.the event was reduced to a 1-day event due to heavy rainfall on Sunday. See the scores below: Kyle end overall with a 72 Peyton 83 Shane 86 Joe Wilson 82 Ty Sylla 83 9/15 Springboro Heatherwood 9/17 Beavercreek Invite 9/22 Upper Arlilngton 9/26-9/27 Walden Ponds 10/2 Sharon Woods 10/6 Wedgewood GC 10/10 Beavercreek Next up is the Springboro Invite at Heatherwoode on Saturday, Sept. 15th.

8 10/21-10/22 OSU Scarlet INDIVIDUAL SCORES BELOW: KYLE SCHMIDT PEYTON HOUSTON BROCK ATEN SHANE MURPHY TY SYLLA JOE WILSON IV Back to the Top Girls Golf Date Event Team Placings Medalist(s) Other East 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, Camryn 84, Bree 84, Grace 85, Samantha 92. 8/13 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 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 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 Samantha were 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 12th shooting an 84 and Samantha tied for 15th shooting an 85. Next up East will play Lakota West at Four Bridges on Wed. 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 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. Ursuline Next up the Hawks visit Ursuline for a match on Monday, Sept. 17th.

9 9/18- Walden Ponds 9/19 9/22 SUA/Ursuline Invite 9/24 Yankee Trace 10/1 Sectional 10/9 Glenview Back to the Top Date Opponent W/L Score Overall GMC Record Record St. Xavier Boys Soccer Game Summary lost The boys soccer team dropped a hard fought battle in the season opener against St. Xavier last Saturday night by a score of 4-3. The Bombers struck first midway through the first half, but the Hawks answered quickly two minutes later by a goal from junior, Eyad Qaqish. With 4 minutes remaining 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 Hawks shortened 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 set piece goal 2 minutes later from Luke Birdsong and making the final score /21 Loveland won 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 couple of shots just off target. The Hawk defense held strong throughout the match limiting Loveland to six 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, recorded seven 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 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. After giving up an own goal four minutes into the second half, the Hawks started to find their offensive rhythm 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 had opportunities 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 and return back to action at home Tuesday, August 28th against Turpin. 8/28 Turpin lost The Thunderhawks fell to Turpin Tuesday night by a score of 2-0. The Hawks had opportunities to score early in the match but couldn t find the back of the net. With 15 minutes left in the first half, 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 the Hawks back line making the final score 2-0. The Hawks record drops to They go on the road Thursday night to take on the #1 team ranked team in Cincinnati, Moeller. Moeller lost Last night the Hawks travelled to #1 ranked Moeller and suffered a 4-1 defeat. No details

10 available at this time. Centerville Sycamore East will play at Sycamore on Tuesday, Sept. 4th. lost 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 the second half that was assisted by junior, Eyad Qaqish. tied The boy s soccer game ended in a draw Tuesday night as the Thunderhawks opened up GMC play on the road against Sycamore. The Aviators struck first midway through the first half, but eight minutes 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 in the back of the net. The Hawks had a couple of chances to take the lead, but were denied by the Aviator s keeper. Hamilton East will continue GMC play Thursday, Sept. 13th as they head on the road to take on Hamilton. won 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 junior captain, Pepe Cortez, capitalized on, making the score 1-0. East continue offensive pressure throughout the half and ten minutes later senior, Luke Shelby, extended the Hawks lead to 2-0 after connecting a pass from senior captain, Isaac Zawila. Cortez would get his second goal of the match 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 later Hamilton 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, junior Trevor 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 after connecting 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, Ethan Rottenberger, who made a save in the match. East record moves to (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 selling tickets 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. Springboro 9/18 Mason Princeton 9/27 Colerain Middletown 10/4 Fairfield Oak Hills 10/11 Lakota West See any player or Coach Hilen to help the Hawks! Back to the Top Girls Soccer Date Opponent W/L Score Overall Record GMC Record Game Summary

11 Zionsville won Lakota East Women's soccer team opened its 2018 season with a road trip to Indiana to face Zionsville High School. The Eagles are currently ranked #13 in Indiana 3A soccer in the latest State poll. This was the Thunderhawks annual outof-town trip to face off against an out-of-state opponent. The players had an excellent weekend that included team bonding activities, and excellent games for the fans to watch! The back-and-forth Varsity game was controlled, for the most part, by the Thunderhawks who put forth tremendous effort, but just couldn't find the back of the net. With time running down and opportunities dwindling, the Hawks earned a corner kick with 1:17 remaining in the scoreless contest. Senior Jenna Kralik played a short corner to sophomore Sophie Amaya who two-touched the service and blistered a shot to the upper side of the net, which gave Lakota East the 1-0 victory. The Junior Varsity team also came away with a hard-fought 2-1 victory against a scrappy Zionsville team. Goals were scored by sophomore Jess Cook and junior Kaitlyn Butts. The Hawks play their next game on Monday, August 27, against Centerville at the Hawk s Nest. Varsity kicks off at 5:30 p.m., followed by the Varsity match at 7:15 p.m. GO HAWKS! 8/27 Centerville tie 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 formidable opponent for the Thunderhawks. Neither team was able to set the tone for the majority of the match. The backand-forth game ended in a tie at 1-1. The lone goal for the Hawks came on a redirected 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 corner kick with 45 seconds remaining in the first half. The Hawks failed to clear a lofted corner service, which after bouncing around the box, was tapped in by a waiting Centerville player. The JV team suffered a 4-1 setback in a game in which the Hawks struggled to gain 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 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 Thunderhawks Tie State-Ranked Springboro Panthers Lakota East took on the Springboro in the Hawks Nest on Tuesday evening in a back-and forth game that ended in a 2-2 tie. The Thunderhawks scored first on a on a goal from Junior Alexia Huon, with an assist from Senior Kate Larbes. The Panthers, who are ranked #11 in the state, evened the score shortly before the half. Both teams played hard the second half, with several scoring opportunities for both teams. Springboro went up 2-1 early in the second half, but the Thunderhawks fought back and equaled the score when Sophomore Sophie Amaya scored on an assist from Sophomore Brooke Brown. 9/6 Sycamore lost Thunderhawks Suffer First Loss of the Season to Sycamore Aves The Lakota East Thunderhawks faced the Sycamore Aves at home on Thursday night, in the first league match of the season. The Hawks looked good early in the first half, but were unable to put any points on the board and finished tied at zero at the end of the half. Two defensive errors by the Hawks led to two Sycamore goals late in the second half. The Hawks were unable to answer and went down to defeat 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 next Thursday, September 13, when they take on Hamilton Big Blue at the Hawks Nest.

12 JV will kick off at 5 p.m. followed by the Varsity match at 7 p.m. GO HAWKS! 9/13 Hamilton lost East girls fell to Hamilton last night 2-1. No details. Olentangy Mason 9/20 Anderson 9/25 Princeton 9/29 Sacred Heart 10/2 Middletown Fairfield 10/9 Oak Hills Lakota West Next up the Hawks will look get back to winning ways with a non-conference match at Olentangy on Saturday. Back to the Top Date Event W/L Score Overall Record GMC Record Girls Tennis East Individual Results & Match Notes 8/13 Wyoming lost 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 Maggie MacNeel. 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: Sycamore 8/17 Turpin POSTPONED TO 8/27 Megan Hoke vs Peyton Osha 3-6, 3-6 Grace Silverberg vs Sydney Evans 6-1, 6-0 Ellie Leisten vs Emily Mayer 0-6, 2-6 Rachel 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 POSTPONED TO 8/31 8/18 Pickerington Central Doubles Lakota East participated in the Pickerington Doubles Tournament Saturday, August 18th, at Pickerington Central High School. There were schools from Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, and Toledo. The level of play from these schools was outstanding which served to bring out some of our best tennis this early in our season. We competed hard and learned and applied those learnings as match play progressed. We finished 5th out of 8 schools with the following flight results: Flight A 3rd Place Grace Silverberg/Megan Hoke

13 Flight B 6th Place Rachel Call/Maggie MacNeel Flight C 6th Place Sarah Cope/Kate Harvey Flight D 4th Place Allison Romito/Ellie Leisten Anderson won 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 Thunderhawks were victorious! East won all 5 courts, 5-0. First singles Megan Hoke/Lamisi DeJardin 6-4, 6-0 2nd Singles Grace Silverberg/Kylie Finder 6-2, 6-2 3rd Singles Sarah Cope/Enn Parpo 6-4, 6-2 1st Doubles Rachel Call/Maggie MacNeel vs Audra S/Jewel S 6-2, 7-5 2nd Doubles Allison Romito/Ellie Leisten vs Lily R/Andrea N 6-0, 6-0 8/21 Indian Hill lost Hawk tennis lost 1-4 to Indian Hill on Tuesday, Aug. 21st. Our only court win goes to Grace Silverberg!! 8/22 STATE TEAM TOURNEY vs. Turpin First singles Megan Hoke vs Hayley Hirsch 1-6, 2-6 Second singles Grace Silverberg vs Jessica August 6-2, 6-3 Third singles Sarah Cope vs Jessie Budde 5-7, 4-6 Rachel Call/Maggie MacNeel vs Nina Price/Jenny Zhang 2-6, 2-6 Allison Romito/Ellie Leisten vs Madeline Major/Callie O Dell 7-5, 5-7, 4-10 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! Keep LEARNING!! Next up will be the teams first GMC match vs Hamilton, Thursday August 23rd, AWAY! Turpin 8/22/18 Lost 2-3 Hamilton won st Singles Megan Hoke vs Caitlin Fisher 1-6, 0-6 2nd Singles Grace Silverberg vs Savannah Allen 6-2, 6-2 3rd Singles Grace Holtmeier vs Savannah Webber 6-3, 6-0 1st Doubles Rachel Call/Maggie MacNeel vs Morgan Reynolds/Cara Hogan 2-6, 4-6 Allison Romito/Kate Harvey vs Jessie Pierce/Alaina Hayas 5-7, 2-6

14 8/24 Summit CD won 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 ending in tiebreakers. Great tennis, ladies!! Megan Hoke vs Amy Poffenberger 7-6, 5-7, 6-10 Grace Silverberg vs Ashleigh Grooms 6-3, 6-0 Sarah Cope vs Sadie Joseph 6-3, 6-4 Grace Holtmeier/Allison Romito vs Savannah Lewis/Molly Mambort 4-6, 7-6(7-5), 8-10 Rachel 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 The Hawks girls tennis team took a tough loss to Mason, 0-5 on Tuesday. The girls fought hard for every game we WON! Working on our consistency and accuracy will help us compete with the Lady Comets next year. 1st Singles Megan Hoke vs Aggarwal 0-6, 0-6 2nd Singles Grace Silverberg vs Reddy 1-6, 2-6 3rd Singles Grace Holtmeier vs Li 2-6, 0-6 1st Doubles Rachel Call/Maggie MacNeel vs Reid/Chada 0-6, 1-6 2nd Doubles Allison Romito/Ellie Leisten vs Pickens/Bandaru 0-6, 1-6 Princeeton Next up Princeton AWAY on Thursday, August 30th. won 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 Hinkle 6-0, 6-0 2nd Singles Grace Silverberg vs Elizabeth Gandert 6-1, 6-0 3rd Singles Sarah Cope vs Elena Monnin 6-0, 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 Sycamore (makeup) Next up the team is at Sycamore, on Friday, August 31st. lost Tough GMC loss to Sycamore on Friday for East girls tennis by a 2-3 final. Great matches on court 1 and 2, grinding it out for our two wins. The girls were plagued by mental errors on our other three courts, but lways good to work those out and get tougher mentally. 1st Singles Megan Hoke vs Helen Sotropa 6-3, 6-3

15 2nd Singles Grace Silverberg vs Sara Bolger 7-6 (8-6), 6-2 3rd Singles Grace Holtmeier vs Marilene van den Berg 1-6, 2-6 1st Doubles Rachel Call/Maggie MacNeel vs Sarah Wittenbaum/Nastasha Singh 2-6, 3-6 2nd 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 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, 6-0 Grace Holtmeier vs Amber Peskin 6-0, 6-0 Sarah Cope vs McKinzie Buckmaster 6-0, 6-0 Rachel 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 Loveland POSTPONED TIL 9/26 The match at Loveland was postponed due to weather and will be made up on Sept. 26th. Middletown won On Thursday, East girls tennis earned a 5-0 GMC WIN over Middletown! The girls took care of business, losing just 4 games over 5 courts!! Great job! See scores below: 1st Singles Megan Hoke vs Arianna Layne 6-0, 6-1 2nd Singles Grace Holtmeier vs Hannah Wilson 6-0, 6-1 3rd Singles Sarah 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. Centerville lost 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 gotten a win but they played some great tennis, working out points and fighting for every game. SEE THE SCORES BELOW: Megan Hoke vs Sydney Khosla 3-6, 5-7 Grace Silverberg vs Ariel Alappatt 3-6, 6-2, 10-6 tiebreak Sarah Cope vs Samira Dhaliwal 6-1, 2-6, 6-3 Rachel Call/Maggie MacNeel vs Arianna Carfara/MT Camp 5-7, 3-6 Allison Romito/Ellie Leisten vs Milena Alappatt/Madeline Mills 4-6, 4-6 Springboro Next up at Springboro, Wednesday, September 12th. lost 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, 3-6 Grace Silverberg vs Alyssa McGarvey 6-2, 6-2 Sarah Cope vs Hellen Tiffin 6-2, 6-0 Rachel Call/Ellie Leisten vs Kiley Preston/Emily Rives 6-3, 5-7, 2-6 Maggie MacNeel/Allison Romito vs Savannah Woodruff/Claire Sullivan 4-6, 6-0, 4-6

16 Exhibition: Kate Harvey vs Eva Gerken 6-2, 6-3 9/13 Fairfield won East Tennis earned a 5-0 GMC WIN vs Fairfield Thursday afternoon. There was great focus and determination by our ladies to finish on top! See the scores below: Megan Hoke vs Amaya Turner 6-1, 6-1 Grace Silverberg vs Jessica Reese 6-1, 6-0 Sarah Cope vs Farah Desai 6-0, 6-0 Rachel 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 Oak Hills Next up Oak Hills, Tuesday, September 18th, AWAY. 9/20-9/22 GCTCA Tourney Kings 9/25 Laktoa West Loveland (makeup) 9/27-9/29 GMC Tourney 10/1 Sectional 10/11 District 10/19 State Back to the Top Date Opponent W/L Score Overall Record 8/21 Alter won 25-17, 25-22, GMC Record Girls Volleyball Game Highlights 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 setting from both Riley Adleta and Savannah Schwartz. Seton lost 25-23, 25-27, 26-24, 19-25, /25 Turpin lost 25-16, /25 St. Ursula won 25-16, lost 18-25, 26- Mercy/McAuley 24, 23-25, Next Seton on Thursday, Aug. 23rd 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, Next up the Hawks host Turpin and St. Ursula in a tri-match on Saturday, Aug. 25th. 1-2 Lakota East Women s volleyball lost to Turpin 0-2 but bounced back and beat St Ursula Academy 2-0. The player of the game was Jada Bouyer who helped the Hawks to their win with some big blocks and multiple kills at the net. 2-3 Lakota East volleyball split a tri-match this past Saturday. The Hawks lost to Turpin 25-16, The Hawks turned it around in the second match defeating St. Ursula 25-16, Next up: East is at Mercy-McAuley on Tuesday, Aug. 28th Lakota East Women s Volleyball lost a tough match to a very good Mercy McAuley team 18-25, 26-24, 23-25, on Tuesday. Olivia Battista was player of the game, with

17 14-25 great serve receive and excellent digs on defense. Sycamore won 23-25, 25-12, 25-21, Loveland lost 24-26, 25-23, 25-15, Next up: East will visit Sycamore on Thursday, Aug. 30th The girls volleyball opened GMC play on Thursday at Sycamore and came away with a 23-25, 25-12, 25-21, victory. NO other details provided. Next up East will visit Loveland on Saturday, Sept. 1st East girls volleyball fell to Loveland on Saturday, 24-26, 25-23, 25-15, No details provided. Next up East will host Mt. Notre Dame on Tuesday, Sept. 4. 9/4 Notre Dame lost 25-16, 25-17, 22-25, Ursuline Academy lost 25-12, 25-9, /8 Centerville won 12-25, 25-23, 24-26, 25-23, /13 Mason lost 25-19, 16-25, 20-25, Princeton Lakota East Women s Volleyball took Notre Dame Academy of Kentucky to 4 games on Tuesday, but weren t able to come out with a victory. Scores were: 25-16, 25-17, 22-25, Player of the game was Riley Adleta who had a great night attacking at the net East VB fell to top ranked Ursuline last night by scores of 25-12, 25-9, Next up East will host Centerville on Saturday, Sept. 8th. 4-7 Lakota East volleyball beat Centerville in 5 on Saturday. See the scores below: 12-25, 25-23, 24-26, 25-23, Next up is Mason on Thursday at home! Lakota East volleyball lost to Mason in , 16-25, 20-25, on Thursday night. The Hawks play next Tuesday against Princeton at Princeton Hamilton 9/25 Colerain Middletown Fairmont 9/29 Fenwick 10/2 Fairfield Oak Hills 10/6 Anderson Springboro 10/11 Lakota West Back to the Top

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