JV Wrestling Lions finish top five at Oak Hills Tournament.

The Lions had no Christmas break today wrestling in the Oak Hills Tournament. The tournament included seventeen teams from across the city. The Lions placed four wrestlers in the top four. James White placed first, Justin Patrick placed second, Jake Preston placed third and Clay Loadman placed third. WE ARE NR!!

2012 Hall of Fame Class

We are proud to announce the hall of fame class of 2012. The new inductees will be Joseph Hawkins, Todd Wells, Amy McMillin and Jamie McCart. Congratulations on this great honor for your tremendous accomplishments. The hall of fame day is January 21st with the boys basketball alumni game at 1:00 the JV basketball game at 2:30 and the varsity game at 4:00. We will recognize all past hall of fame members as well as the new inductees at half time of the varsity game and then we will have a banquet following the game at 6:00. We hope you can come out and honor our new inductees.

Lions win in thriller fashion

The Varsity boys basketball team beat visiting Hughes Wednesday night by a score of 55-53. With the game tied at 53-53 with 5 seconds left, Senior NIck Hill picked the pocket of a Hughes player and sprinted down the floor to attempt the game winning lay-up. However, the defender came and altered the shot just enough for it to fall off the rim. However, with less than one second left, two New Richmond players were sprinting down the floor for New Richmond and Sophomore John Ernst went up and ripped the rebound off the rim. Ernst put in the lay-up with 0.2 seconds left on the clock to win the game. Ernst led the Lions with 13 points and 8 rebounds. Senior Nick Hill had 10 points and 5 assists, Junior Austen Craig had 10 points, Senior Jake Gundler had 9 points. All of the Lions pitched in for the victory. The student section was going crazy the whole night and was definitely our 6th man of the game. The lions get a well deserved break for the Christmas holidays and will be back in action January 3rd @ Mariemont. The next home game will be Friday, January 6th against Bethel Tate. Have a Merry Christmas and enjoy the time with your families.

Lady Lions WIn at Batavia

The Lady Lions Girls Basketball team defeated Batavia last night by a score of 55-32 to improve their record to 7-0 on the season. Sophomores Josie Buckingham and Bailey Workman led the team offensively scoring 15 and 14 respectively. Mikaela Rupp added 11 points including 2 key 3 pointers during a key 3rd quarter that saw the Lady Lions expand its lead from 10 to 23. Sarah Shoemaker added 6 rebounds, 6 steals, and 3 assists. The game is the last of 2011 for the Lady Lions who play next vs Madeira after the Christmas Holiday break.

Lions Spirit Wear Sale Dec. 21

2011 New Richmond High School spirit wear will be on sale from 5 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 21 in the high school cafeteria for your Christmas shopping. Hookie sweatshirts are $25, T-Shirts $10, Pajamas $20 and Hats $20.

The Spirit Wear sale will take place during the New Richmond boys basketball team’s game against Hughes.

If you cannot make it to the sale you can print out the order form at the link below and order your Lions Spirit Wear by mail.

Lions Spirit Wear order form

The Lions take the Division II title at the Coaches Classic.

The Varsity Wrestling Lions placed eighth out of forty teams and first in the small school division.This is the toughest tournament in Cincinnati. Top teams from Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus and Kentucky traveled to Harrison Sat/Sun to do battle. The Lions placed four wrestlers in the top eight but it was a team effort that won the title. Ryle Beckerich, Cody Gabelman, Kevin Reid, Ryan Zawacki, Luke Hoskins and Nathan Dixon had multiple wins over the two day tournament. Robbie Lemar and Kyle Weeks contributed also. Austin Skaggs placed seventh, Corey English placed sixth, JR Forsee placed third and Brody Hooks finished second!

The Lions were in the top 5 most of the tournament but a few tough losses late left them a few points behind Elder and in eighth place. Moeller won the large school division title. WE ARE NR!!

JV Wrestling Lions win the Bethel Invitational!

The Lions made the short trip down 125 Saturday to wrestle in the Bethel Inv. . The Lions dominated from start to finish, placing 10 wrestlers. AJ Rostetter placed third, Nathan Rostetter, Tristan Williams and Will Lyttle placed second. Jake Preston, Clay Loadman, James White, Jay Troy and Justin Patrick all won first place. Zach Fields placed fourth. Coach Minor was impressed with his teams performance! Next up for the Lions is the Oak Hills tournament 12/28. WE ARE NR!!

New Richmond swim coaches honored

A new scoreboard at the New Richmond High School pool was dedicated Dec. 18 in honor of Judy and Joe Middeler who have coached the Lions swimmers for a combined 50 years.

Judy Middeler is in her 36th year as swim team coach while her brother Joe is in his 14th season.

“I think they know how we feel about them,” said New Richmond athletic director Doug Foote.

“I’m not a New Richmond person but there’s something special about this place when you look back and see the Ron Birds (33 years as football coach) and Ron Reids who coach here for 30 years. People stay here forever and ever because of the quality of people they work with. Thank you Middelers, you are the best.“

Former New Richmond swimmers Mark Miller and Alex Lewis spearheaded the fund drive that raised $7500 for the new scoreboard. Among the groups making donations were the New Richmond High School PTO, Girl Scout troup 48026, River Hills Bank and the New Richmond Sports Foundation.

“They are not only great coaches, they’re great people and great mentors,” said Miller. “Granted they may have taught everyone in New Richmond how to swim, but that’s not all of the story. They have been involved with Special Olympics and the Village Food Pantry. They reach out to the community and if someone needs help they will be there to help.”

Click on the photo below to watch a video of the dedication ceremony which preceded the benefit for former Lion swimmer Nate Kramer.

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Nate Kramer benefit, swim scoreboard dedication is Sunday

New Richmond High School will hold its 'Fight for Nate' benefit from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the high school to benefit the ‘Nate Kramer Medical Fund’.

The benefit will be preceded at 12:30 p.m. by the dedication of the new swim scoreboard honoring the Middeler family. Judy Middeler is entering her 36th year as the Lady Lions swim coach. Her brother Joe is in his 14th year as coach of the boys swim team.

Kramer, a 2007 graduate and record-holding swimmer, was diagnosed with Leukemia last June following the completion of his collegiate swimming career at the University of Cincinnati.

After giving up basketball in middle school, Kramer switched to swimming and went on to set school records in the 200-meter and 500-meter freestyles, the 200 Individual Medley and the 100-meter backstroke and won a scholarship to swim for UC.

The Dec. 18 event will be held throughout New Richmond High School and will include:

 Zumba-thon in the school gym; $5 per hour of Zumba

 Swim-a-thon in the school pool; $5 per hour open swim

 "Money Tree" Donate dollars for Nate. Take an ornament and donate a dollar.

 Live Christmas Tree sale.

 Raffle/silent auction featuring such items as a Suite for 12 at a Cyclones hockey game and a huge UC duffel bag full of UC spirit gear donated by the UC swim team. A Christmas tree with ornaments wil be raffled off with tickets for $1 or 12 for $10.

 Haircuts for $5 by Tonya Powell with all the proceeds to Nate

 Bake sale in school lobby. Small baked goods as well as whole cakes and goodie baskets perfect for the holiday season. Prices range from $.50-$30.

 Music Video festival in the school theatre from 4-5p.m. Students in the Poetry in Rock Music and TV production classes made music videos and we picked the best ones to show. $5 admission

 Vendors in the school cafeteria, including Avon, Mary Kay, Silpada, Pampered Chef, Longaberger baskets, New Richmond Alpaca Farm, and many other local crafters and artisans. All vendors are donating at least 15% of their sales to Nate’s family. The perfect opportunity for those last-minute shoppers!

 Pictures with Santa in the cafeteria; we’ll have Santa available for photos with kids of all ages. Cost is expected to be $5-10. We will also have two Newfoundland dogs dressed up for Christmas who will also be available for photos.

 Swim caps for sale ($5) with the event logo.

 T-shirts for sale ($10) with the event logo.

 2012 NRHS Swim Team calendar featuring the extremely photogenic members, past and present. $10.

 Wild bird food can be pre-ordered and delivered at the benefit; $5 from each bag goes to Nate’s family.

Donations to the Nate Kramer Medical Fund will be accepted at the event or can be made at any US Bank branch or sent directly to the Kramer family at 3620 Highland Green, Cincinnati, Ohio 45245,” said Griffin.

Live video of portions of the benefit will be stream over http://www.newrichmond.localsportsradio.com/ and on ustream.tv at this link http://www.ustream.tv/channel/fight-for-nate.

Attendees are invited to stop by the http://www.newrichmond.localsportsradio.com/ location and say hello to Nate, who will not be able to attend the event.

SBAAC Lions Fall Accomplishments

SBAAC Lions Fall Accomplishments
A stellar fall season for New Richmond Athletes resulted in 27 first team all stars, 13 second team all stars, and four coaches of the year.



Boys Cross Country
Coach of the Year
Rylan Shebesta, New Richmond

First Team
Alex Ariapad
Bobby Bingham
Luke Gilday
Grant Gilman
Ben Green


Girls Cross Country
First Team
Olivia Behymer
Kara Burns
Emily Erdman

Second Team
Zoe Crabtree


Football
Coach of the Year
Dan Scholz, New Richmond

First Team
Derrick Dillow
Jay Glueck
Jacob Gundler
Nick Hill - Player of the Year
Danny Scholz
Jeff Snider

Second Team
Cole Bird
JR Forsee
Alex Horn
Connor Tidballl
James White


Boys Golf
Coach of the Year
Phil Heflin, New Richmond

First Team
Henry Heidlage
Chris Mazzaro
Austin Skaggs
Austin Wells

Second Team
Evan McKinley

Boys Soccer
Coach of the Year
Doug Flamm, New Richmond

First Team
Nathan Dixon
Michael Huber
Sam Leffler
Tyler Loyd

Second Team
Jesse Feiler
Tucker Hawkins
Kaylin Kauth

Girls Soccer
First Team
Jill Flenniken
Kelsey Hensley

Second Team
Kelsey Fondelier
Sarah Glenn

Girls Tennis
First Team
Miranda Stilwell
Alex White

Volleyball
First Team
Sarah Shoemaker

Second Team
Eleanor Wildey

Lady Lions Over Bethel-Tate

The Varsity Girls Basketball team defeated Bethel Tate last night 59-42 in a game that broke a 1st place tie in the SBAAC-American Division. The Lady Lions' defense slowed down the track-meet style of basketball Bethel-Tate likes to play, limiting their transition opportunities. Josie Buckingham led the way on offense scoring a career-high 35 points while adding 11 rebounds and 5 blocks. Sophomore Bailey Workman added 13 points and 3 assists. Sarah Shoemaker contributed in many ways while providing key ball handling and contributing 4 assists, 4 blocks, 5 rebounds, and 3 steals. It was a great team effort and all contributed to the effort. Next @ Batavia Monday Dec. 19.

MORE POST SEASON AWARDS FOR LIONS FOOTBALL PLAYERS

THE SOUTHWESETERN OHIO FOOTBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION HAS ANNOUNCED THEIR ALL CITY TEAMS. NEW RICHMONDS DANNY SCHOLZ, 2ND TEAM LINEBACKER, NICK HILL, 2ND TEAM RUNNING BACK, AND JAKE GUNDLER, HONORABLE MENTION WIDE RECEIVER AND PUNTER, WERE ALL RECOGNIZED FOR THE DIVISION 3/4 TEAM.

SWIM TEAM STAYS AFLOAT AGAINST SUMMIT COUNTRY DAY & SEVEN HILLS

The boys swim team beat Summit Country Day by a score of 80-5 and Seven Hills by a score of 74-12. 1st place winners were: 200 Medley Relay Colt Reese, Grant Gilman, Alex Ariapad, & Tyler David on Wed. it was Alex Ariapad, Tyler David, Colt Reese, & Henry Bezold; 200yd. Freestyle - Tyler David; 200 yd. Individual Medley - Alex Ariapad; 100yd. Butterfly - Alex Ariapad; 100yd. Freestyle-Derek Gelter; 500yd. Freestyle-Tyler David; 200yd. Free Relay-Alex Ariapad, Colt Reese, Derek Gelter, Tyler David; 100yd. Backstroke-Colt Reese; 100yd. Breaststroke-Grant Gilman; 400yd. Free Relay-Austin Berger, Cody Biehle, Grant Gilman, Conall Stapleton and Austin Berger, Theo Ostermann, Zachary Rolfes, and Conall Stapleton. 2nd place finishers were 200yd. Medley Relay-Austin Berger, Henry Bezold, Theo Ostermann, Derek Gelter & Austin Berger, Cody Biehle, Theo Ostermann, Derek Gelter; 200yd. Free-Conall Stapleton; 200yd. Individual Medley-Cody Biehle; 50yd. Free-Colt Reese; 100yd. Butterfly-Theo Ostermann; 100yd. Free-Derek Gelter; 500yd. Free-Theo Ostermann & Conall Stapleton; 200yd. Free Relay-Cody Biehle, Theo Ostermann, Zachary Rolfes, Vincent Speaks; 100yd. Backstroke-Austin Berger; 100yd. Breaststroke-Henry Bezold; 400yd. Free Relay-Henry Bezold, James Mahan, Zachary Rolfes, Vincent Speaks & Henry Bezold, Kelby Davis, Vincent Speaks, & Earl Thompson. Great job by all the swimmers.

The girls beat Summit Country Day by a score of 68-17 & they lost to Seven Hills by a score of 44-66. 1st place winners were: 200yd. Medley Relay - Jessica Nazareth, Kara Burns, Ann Bishop, Ashlee Lewis; 200yd. Free-Vicky Booker; 200yd. Individual Medley-Paige Anderson; 50yd. Free-Ashlee Lewis; 100yd. Butterfly-Ann Bishop; 500yd. Free-Kara Burns; 200yd. Free Relay-Ann Bishop, Kara Burns, Ashlee Lewis, Jessica Nazareth & Megan Woolum, Ashlee Lewis, Jessica Nazareth, Kara Burns; 100yd. Backstroke-Grace Williams; 400yd. Free Relay-Paige Anderson, Ann Bishop, Ashlee Lewis, Natasha Poe. 2nd place finishers were: 200yd. Medley Relay-Grace Williams, Michaela Nordyke, Audrey Feiler, Natasha Poe & Megan Woolum, Kara Burns, Ann Bishop, Jessica Nazareth; 200yd. Free-Monique Ostermann & Vicky Booker; 200yd. Individual Medley-Audrey Feiler & Paige Anderson; 50yd. Free-Jessica Nazareth & Ashlee Lewis; 100yd. Free-Jessica Nazareth; 500yd. Free-Kara Burns; 100yd. Backstroke-Natasha Poe; 100yd. Breaststroke-Kara Burns; 400yd. Free Relay-Grace Williams, Michaela Nordyke Audrey Feiler, Vicky Booker & Paige Anderson, Ann Bishop, Kelsey Williams, & Megan Woolum.
Great job by all the girls.

The Lion Basketball program has been very busy this past week. The varsity team has played 4 games in the past 7 days and the freshman and JV teams have also played three games a piece.
The lions varsity team sits at 2-3 after losing two consecutive tough games to good teams in Newport and Norwood. The lions varsity sits at 1-0 in the SBC after beating rival CNE Friday night by a score of 52-43. Leading the way for the Lions were Senior Nick Hill with 15 points and Junior Austen Craig with 10 points. Senior Tucker Hawkins came off the bench and did a great job defensively on one of CNE's main scorers. Senior Jake Gundler pitched in 9.
The lions followed the win with a tough loss at Newport on Saturday. Leading the way for the Lions was Junior Evan McKinley with 9 points.
The Lions traveled to Norwood Tuesday night trying to improve on their game from Saturday. Norwood's athleticism caused too many turnovers for the lions that transpired into easy transition points for the Indians. Leading the way for the Lions were Junior Evan McKinley who hit for a career high 19 points on 7-8 shooting from the field. Nick Hill added 7 points and 3 assists.
The Lions travel to Amelia on Friday night to try to improve their league record to 2-0.

The JV Boys basketball team improved to 3-1 on Tuesday night by beating a solid Norwood JV team.

The Freshman boys basketball team improved to 3-1 on Tuesday night be beating Norwood by a score of 49-27.

Watch NR-Glen Este wrestling

Click on the photo below to watch a video of the New Richmond-Glen Este in-school wrestling dual with commentary by Dave Hawkins and Rick Mahan.

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Lady Lions off to 5-0 Start

The Lady Lions Varsity Girls Basketball team improved their record to 5-0 last night defeating visiting Norwood 51-42. After trailing at half-time and by as many as 9 in the 3rd quarter, the girls clawed back in the 2nd half for the 2nd straight game to overcome the hot-shooting Norwood team. Sophomores Bailey Workman and Josie Buckingham led the offensive charge scoring 13 points each while freshman Tina Lawrence added 9. The Lady Lions play their biggest game of the season on Thursday vs. Bethel-Tate, a game that will break a 1st place tie in the SBAAC-American.

The Lions battle like champions but come up a little short.

What an electric atmosphere at NRHS Friday afternoon! The Lions did battle with the Glen Este Trojans during an in-school dual. The Lions coming off a tournament win at Roger Bacon and the Trojans coming off a tournament win at Harrison. The expectations were high on both sides of the mat.

Brody Hooks started off the match with a pin, making a statement for the Lions. Nathan Rostetter followed with a hard fought loss. Austin Skaggs got the Lions back in the win column with a first period pin. Cody Gabelman followed Austin's lead and pinned his GE opponent. Tyler Loyd attempted to keep the streak alive but came up short. Ryan Zawacki lost in overtime in an exciting match. Kyle Weeks made his varsity debut and came up four points short. Corey English was beat in the last six seconds of the match. Kevin Reid took the action to the Trojan wrestler and came away with a pin! Luke Hoskins may have had the match of the day. Luke was down 19-13 with abut a minute left when he threw his opponent to his back and got the pin with only seconds remaining! Ryle Beckerich went the distance but lost by decision. Nathan Dixon gave his best but came up short in the end. JR Forsee received a forfeit. The team score was 36-34 Lions going into the last match. AJ Rostetter had the weight of the world on his shoulders. AJ was working hard and giving his all but fell to the GE opponent. Final score Lions 36 Trojans 40.

Some of you may not have seen the JV action afterwards. Robbie Lemar and Autumn Clark pinned their opponents in the first period. Great job guys!

Next up for the Varsity Lions is the Coaches Classic 12/17 & 12/18 @ Harrison High School. This is the premier tournament in Cincinnati, only the best will survive! The JV travels to Bethel 12/17 for the Bethel Invitational. WE ARE NR!

Lady Lions Roar Back vs Amelia

The Varsity Lady Lions Basketball Team pulled off a stunning come-from-behind victory last night @ Amelia 37-36. After trailing by double-figures in the 4th quarter the girls refused to give up and clawed back using the half-court trapping defense to win the critical 4th quarter 16-4 to cap off the 1 point win. The comeback was fueled defensively by by seniors Courtney Grogan, Sarah Shoemaker, and Mikaela Rupp and Freshman Tina Lawrence who applied the pressure causing multiple turnovers and tie-ups. Josie Buckingham scored a game-high 14 points including 8 in the final period to spark the Lions offensively. Sarah Shoemaker chipped in 11 points while Courtney Grogan added two clutch jumpers in the 2nd Half. It was an exciting come-back and a great division win for the Lady Lions who play next at home Monday vs Norwood.

NEW RICHMOND BOYS SWIM TEAM WINS 9 OUT OF 11 EVENTS

The boys swim team defeated Clark Montesorri by a score of 66-28. 1st place finishers were: Colt Reese, Grant Gilman, Alex Ariapad, & Tyler David in the 200yd. Medley Relay; Tyler David in the 200yd. Free; Alex Ariapad in the 200yd. Individual Medley; Colt Reese in the 50yd Free; Alex Ariapad in the 100yd. Butterfly; Tyler David in the 500yd. Free; Alex Ariapad, Tyler David, Derek Gelter, Colt Reese in the 200yd. Free Relay; Colt Reese in the 100yd. Backstroke; and Grant Gilman in the 100yd. Breaststroke. 2nd place finishers were: Cody Biehle in the 200yd Individual Medley; Derek Gelter in the 50yd. Free; Derek Gelter in the 100yd Free; Cody Biehle, Theo Ostermann, Vincent Speaks, & Zachary Rolfes in the 200yd. Free Relay; Austin Berger in the 100yd. Backstroke; Henry Bezold in the 100yd. Breaststroke; and Austin Berger, Cody Biehle, Theo Ostermann, & Grant Gilman in the 400yd. Free Relay.

Great job by all the swimmers.

The girls swim team lost to Clark Montessori by a score of 27 to 67. 1st place finishers were: Kara Burns in the 500yd. Free; & Kara Burns in the 100yd. Breaststroke. 2nd place finishers were: Megan Woolum, Kara Burns, Ann Bishop, & Jessica Nazareth in the 200yd. Medley Relay; Ann Bishop in the 100yd. Butterfly; Ann Bishop, Ashlee Lewis, Kara Burns, Jessica Nazareth in the 200yd. Free Relay; & Megan Woolum, Paige Anderson, Ann Bishop, & Ashlee Lewis in the 400yd. Free Relay.

Great job by all the swimmers.

Next meets will be on Tues. and Wed. against Summit Country Day and Seven Hills. Come and enjoy watching some good races.

NEW RICHMOND SWIMMERS MAKE A GREAT SPLASH

The girls swim team defeated Harrison by a score of 54-39. 1st place winners were: 200yd. Medley Relay-Megan Woolum, Kara Burns, Ann Bishop, Jessica Nazareth; 200yd. Free-Vicky Booker; 50yd. Free-Jessica Nazareth; 100yd. Butterfly-Ann Bishop; 500yd. Free-Kara Burns; 100yd. Backstroke-Megan Woolum; 100yd. Breaststroke-Kara Burns and 400yd. Free Relay-Paige Anderson, Ann Bishop, Ashlee Lewis, and Megan Woolum. 2nd place finishers were: 100yd Freestyle-Jessica Nazareth; 500yd. Free-Vicky Booker; 200yd. Free Relay-Paige Anderson, Kara Burns, Jessica Nazareth, Megan Woolum; 100yd. Backstroke-Natasha Poe; and 400yd. Free Relay-Vicky Booker, Audrey Feiler, Michaela Nordyke, and Grace Williams.
Great job by all the swimmers.

The boys swim team defeated Harrison by a score of 66-27. 1st place winners were: 200yd. Medley Relay-Colt Reese, Grant Gilman, Alex Ariapad, and Tyler David; 200yd. Free Tyler David; 200yd. Individual Medley-Alex Ariapad; 100yd. Butterfly-Alex Ariapad; 500yd. Free-Tyler David; 200yd. Free Relay-Alex Ariapad, Tyler David, Derek Gelter, and Colt Reese; 100yd Backstroke-Colt Reese; 100yd. Breaststroke-Grant Gilman; and 400yd. Free Relay-Austin Berger, Cody Biehle, Theo Ostermann, and Conall Stapleton. 2nd place finishers were: 200yd. Free-Conall Stapleton; 50yd. Free-Colt Reese; 100yd. Free-Derek Gelter; 500yd. Free-Grant Gilman; 100yd. Backstroke-Austin Berger; 100yd. Breaststroke-Henry Bezold; and 400yd. Free Relay-Henry Bezold, James Mahan, Zachary Rolfes, and Vincent Speaks
Great job by all the swimmers.

Next meet is on Thursday Dec. 8 at 4:30. Admission is Free. Come watch some more great swims.

HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMING OFF TO A GOOD START

The boys swim team defeated CCD and Greenfield McClain by a score of 112-110-71. 1st place finishers were Tyler David for the 200yd. Freestyle & 500yd. Freestyle, Alex Ariapad-200yd Individual Medley & 100yd. Butterfly and 200 yd Free Relay Tyler David, Derek Gelter, Colt Reese, and Alex Ariapad. 2nd place finishers were:200yd. Medley Relay-Colt Reese, Grant Gilman, Alex Ariapad, and Tyler David, 50yd. Freestyle-Colt Reese, 500yd. Free-Theo Ostermann, 100yd. Breast-Grant Gilman, and 400yd. Free Relay-Austin Berger, Cody Biehle, Theo Ostermann, and Conall Stapleton.
Great job by all the boys.

The girls swim team finished in 2nd place. CCD 115, NR 70 and Greenfield McClain 51 points were the scores. 1st place finishers was: 500yd. Free- Kara Burns. 2nd place finishers were: 200yd. Medley Relay-Jessica Nazareth, Kara Burns, Ann Bishop, and Paige Anderson; 100yd. Butterfly-Ann Bishop; 200yd. Free Relay-Paige Anderson, Kara Burns, Ann Bishop and Jessica Nazareth; 100yd. Breaststroke-Kara Burns and the 400yd. Free Relay-Paige Anderson, Vicky Booker, Ashlee, and Ann Bishop.
Great job by all the girls.

3rd Straight Win for Girls Basketball

The Lady Lions Varsity Girls Basketball Team won its 3rd straight game last night defeating visiting Felicity-Franklin last night 40-15 to start the season 3-0. Senior Camie Keets became the 3rd different Lady Lion in 3 games to lead the team in scoring with 11 points. Josie Buckingham controlled the paint collecting 14 rebounds to go with her 8 points and 5 blocked shots. The girls' unrelenting defense created many easy baskets for the cause while contributing to fast transition offense. The Lady Lions are next @ Amelia Thursday, Dec. 8 in a another tough road division game.

JV Wrestling team has success at Wilmington Tournament.

Coach Minor took the JV team to Wilmington Saturday. The Lions were led by Robbie Lemar and James White who placed first. Tristan Williams and Jay Troy placed third. The Lions had ten wrestlers in the final round but the tournament only placed the top three. overall coach Minor thought it was a great start to a long season. Next up for the Lions is the school dual Friday, both JV and Varsity will wrestle Glen Este. WE ARE NR!

Varsity Wrestling team wins the Roger Bacon Duals

The Lions started yesterday morning with a 79-0 victory over host Roger Bacon, yes that is 14 matches and 14 wins! Next up for the Lions was Talawanda and the result was similar to the first round, Lions 74-3 victory. That placed the Lions in the medal round against Reading and Oak Hills. Reading, currently ranked #3 in the city, turned out to be a tough match. The Lions went into the final match down by one team point but JR Forsee stood between Reading and victory. JR would not be denied, he pinned the Reading opponent in the second period, Lions win, Lions win! Oak Hills was the next opponent for the Lions. The match was very competitive but in the end the Lions proved to be too much, Lions 63-10. The next round featured an SBAAC opponent, Batavia. The Lions finished the day strong with a 63-19 victory over the Bulldogs and securing the team title!

Leading the way for the Lions was Brody Hooks, Austin Skaggs, Tyler Loyd, Ryan Zawacki and Jr Forsee, all going 5-0 on the day! Cody Gabelman, Clay Loadman, Cory English and Kevin Reid all went 4-1 Saturday. Nathan Dixon went 3-1, Luke Hoskins went 2-0 until his injury prevented him from competing the last three matches. Ryle Beckerich went 1-0, Justin Patrick went 3-2, AJ Rostetter went 3-2 and Nathan Rostetter contributed with two victories.

The Lions are currently ranked #2 in the city poll and #7 in the state poll. The potential is high for the team this year but only hard work and determination will determine the outcome! WE ARE NR!

Boys Basketball vs Ripley 12/2/11

The Lions varsity basketball team lost a tough battle against Ripley high school 57-55 on Friday night. The lions played from behind most of the night, but continued to battle and made numerous runs to even the score several times. However, the great effort fell short in the last few minutes. Leading the way for the Lions were sophomore John Ernst with 14 points and 13 rebounds; Senior Chris Turner with 9 points and 7 rebounds; Junior Evan McKinley 8 points; and Junior Austen Craig with 7 points. The lions will attempt to rebound from the loss by playing host to Felicity Franklin Tuesday night @ 7:30.

The JV Boys won their game against Ripley by a score of 59-45. Leading the way for the Lions were Sophomore Josh Heiden 15 points, Caleb Hayward 11 points, Blake Thompson and Dylan Adams with 10 points.

The Freshman boys basketball team lost their season opener to Ripley on Friday night. Jake Craig led the frosh with 16 points. Chris Mazzaro and Alex Sharp each had 8 points.

Lady Lions Beat CNE

The Lady Lions Varsity Girls Basketball Team got a big league win on the road vs. CNE last night 45-32. Sophomore Bailey Workman led the team in scoring with 14 points while Sarah Shoemaker took the game over defensively with 9 steals to go with her 12 points. Josie Buckingham accumulated 12 points and 9 rebounds in limited minutes. It was a good tough win over a relentless division opponent on the road. Lady Lions are next vs. Felicity at home Monday, Dec. 5.

Boys basketball game Friday night

The boys basketball team opens up their season Friday night at 7:30 against visiting Ripley. The game is a potential game of the week on the blitz so please cast your vote before Thursday night at midnight. Go Lions!

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DANNY SCHOLZ GETS POST SEASON AWARD

DANNY SCHOLZ WAS LISTED AS A OHIO DIVISION 3 SPECIAL MENTION ALL STATE PLAYER BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS.

Lady Lions Victorious in Home Opener

The NR Lady Lions Basketball team opened their season in winning fashion on their home court last night vs Mariemont 49-23. The girls were led by a dominating performance by Josie Buckingham who led all scorers with 23 points and also had 14 rebounds and 8 blocks. Seniors Sarah Shoemaker and Mikaela Rupp added 8 points each providing clutch scoring from the perimeter. The girls' stingy team defense was key holding the visiting team to 8 total field goals and 3 points in the 3rd quarter. The Lady Lions open SBAAC play on Thursday @ CNE at 730.

Hall of Fame Nominations

The nominations for the 2012 Hall of Fame are due December 7th. Please have them returned to me no later than the end of school on the 7th. The Hall of Fame Banquet will be 6:00pm on January 21st following the boys varsity game vs Williamsburg. Listed is the events for the day.
1:00 Alumni Game
2:30 JV game vs Williamsburg
4:00 Varsity game vs Williamsburg (half time we will recognize all hall of fame members in attendance).
6:00 Hall of Fame Banquet

Lions go undefeated in preview.

Cody Gabelman, Tyler Loyd and JR Forsee go undefeated at Graham High School wrestling preview Saturday night. Cody dominated his opponent with an impressive 8-2 victory. Tyler "escaped" with a 1-0 victory, scoring the only point in the second period. JR controlled the action from start to finish with a 3-0 win.

Next up for the Varsity Wrestling Lions is the Roger Bacon Duals Saturday, December 3 @ 10am. The Lions are lead by ten seniors and look to three-peat as SBAAC League and Sectional Champs! The road starts Saturday and ends in Columbus at the state meet in March!

The Junior Varsity Wrestling Lions begin the season Saturday also. They will travel to Wilmington, action starts at 10am. Coach Minor expects to have a strong team and continue the winning tradition at New Richmond! WE ARE NR!

Second event to benefit Nate Kramer

New Richmond High School has added a second event on Dec. 18 to benefit the ‘Nate Kramer Medical Fund’. Kramer, a 2007 graduate and record-holding swimmer, was diagnosed with Leukemia last June following the completion of his collegiate swimming career at the University of Cincinnati.


After being cut from basketball in middle school, Kramer switched to swimming and went on to set school records in the 200-meter and 500-meter freestyles, the 200 Individual Medley and the 100-meter backstroke and won a scholarship to swim for UC.

The first benefit will be held at the high school pool after school on Nov. 22 featuring the high school swimming team joining the University of Cincinnati swim team in holding a “Ted Mullin Hour of Power” cancer awareness swim relay from 3 to 4 p.m. The swim relay is open to the public which is encouraged to make a donation to the fund.

“The Nov. 22 event will only be open to NR swimmers, not the general public,” said event organizer Sue Griffin. “We're saving the public swim until our ‘Fight for Nate’ benefit on Dec. 18.”

The Dec. 18 event will be held from 1 to 5 p.m. and New Richmond High School and will include:

 Zumba-thon in the school gym; $5 per hour of Zumba
 Swim-a-thon in the school pool; $5 per hour open swim
 Bake sale in school lobby. Small baked goods as well as whole cakes and goodie baskets perfect for the holiday season. Prices range from $.50-$30.
 Music Video festival in the school theatre from 4-5p.m. Students in the Poetry in Rock Music and TV production classes made music videos and we picked the best ones to show. $5 admission
 Vendors in the school cafeteria, including Avon, Mary Kay, Silpada, Pampered Chef, Longaberger baskets, New Richmond Alpaca Farm, and many other local crafters and artisans. All vendors are donating at least 15% of their sales to Nate’s family. The perfect opportunity for those last-minute shoppers!
 Pictures with Santa in the cafeteria; we’ll have Santa available for photos with kids of all ages. Cost is expected to be $5-10. We will also have two Newfoundland dogs dressed up for Christmas who will also be available for photos.
 Raffle/silent auction. Many, many great items have been donated that would make great Christmas gifts for others or yourself.
 Hoxworth Blood Drive in the school library. Anyone able and willing to donate blood may participate.
 Swim caps for sale ($5) with the event logo.
 T-shirts for sale ($10) with the event logo.

“Donations to the Nate Kramer Medical Fund can be made at any US Bank branch or sent directly to the Kramer family at 3620 Highland Green, Cincinnati, Ohio 45245,” said Griffin.

NRHS teacher Logan Minning is organizing the bake sale and is requesting donations of treats and bake goods. She can be contacted at minning_l@nrschools.org.

LIONS PLAYERS NAMED AP ALL SOUTHWEST OHIO

DANNY SCHOLZ WAS NAMED TO THE DIVISION 3 FIRST TEAM ALL SOUTHWEST DISTRICT AS A LINEBACKER. NICK HILL WAS PUT ON THE DIVISION 3 HONORABLE MENTION TEAM FOR DIVISION 3. WELL DESERVED RECOGNITION FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS.

NRHS to participate in Nate Kramer benefit

New Richmond High School will join the University of Cincinnati swim team in “The Ted Mullin Hour of Power” cancer awareness swim relay from 3 to 4 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 22 to benefit the Nate Kramer Medical Fund.


Kramer, a 2007 graduate of New Richmond, was diag¬¬nosed with Leukemia last June following the completion of his collegiate swimming career at the University of Cincinnati.

After being cut from basketball in middle school, Kramer switched to swimming and went on to set school records in the 200-meter and 500-meter freestyles, the 200 Individual Medley and the 100-meter backstroke and won a scholarship to swim for UC.

“Nate is one of an elite group of New Richmond High School graduates to receive a scholarship to a Division I college to participate in athletics,” said NRHS teacher Rick Mahan.

The benefit will be held at the New Richmond High School pool after school on the 22nd.

“We ask that you bring a donation and come swim or just watch,” said Mahan.
Anyone wishing to donate or has any questions can contact Mahan (553-3191 Ext. 10214), Malissa Cornette (553-3191 Ext. 10306) or Judy Middeler (553-3161 Ext. 11027).

Meet the Teams, Parents Meeting Nov. 17

November 17, 2011

6:00 Parents Meeting (Cafeteria)
6:30 Team Meetings
(1) Wrestling Team (Band RM)
(2) Swim Teams (Choir RM)
(3) Girls Basketball (RM 319)
(4) Cheerleaders (RM 205)
(5) Boys Basketball (RM 316)
7:00 Pizza and Drinks (NRSF)

7:30 Introduction of teams:
7:40 Girl’s basketball Scrimmage
7:50 Boy’s Basketball Scrimmage

2011 NRHS Cross Country wrap-up show

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FOOTBALL BEATS OAK HILL ON SENIOR NIGHT

THE VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM DEFEATED OAK HILL 48-8. IT WAS A FITTING TRIBUTE TO THE SENIOR CLASS. THE OFFENSE WAS LED BY NICK HILL RUSHING 10 TIMES FOR 83 YARDS AND 3 TD'S, DANNY SCHOLZ RUSHING 4 TIMES FOR 85 YARDS AND A TD, JAKE GUNDLER AND JAY GLUECK EACH ADDED A RUSHING TD, AND JAKE GUNDLER BLOCKED A PUNT THAT CHAD NORT RETURNED 1 YARD FOR A TD. DEFENSE WAS LED BY DANNY SCHOLZ'S 13 SOLO TACKLES, 8 ASST TACKLES.

THE JV FOOTBALL TEAM DEFEATED ST. BERNARDS VARSITY TEAM SATURDAY. IT WAS A GREAT TEAM EFFERT AND WELL PLAYED GAME.

Nov 10th Fall Sports Awards Banquet

New Richmond High School
Fall Sports Banquet
November 10, 2011
6:00 Dinner
$5 per person except for Athletes
Please make checks payable to:
NRSF
Middle School Cafeteria
Boys Soccer
Cross Country
Girls Soccer
Tennis
High School Cafeteria
Cheerleaders
Football
Golf
Volleyball
7:00 HS Gym
7:45 Break out into Teams
Boys Soccer Old Library
Cheerleaders Room 205
Cross Country Cafeteria
Football Theater
Girls Soccer Gym
Golf Room 204
Tennis Room 207
Volleyball Room 107

2011 NRHS golf wrap-up show

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Boys soccer advances in tournament play

The boys defeated CNE last night in sectional tournament play by the score of 2-1. New Richmond started out strong with numerous shots on goal that did not find the back of the net. After a scoreless un-eventful first half the second half would not be the same. After an altercation that resulted in a CNE player to be ejected, CNE score the games first goal off of a re-start. The Lions found themselves down 1-0 with just less then 20:00 left to play and the bad weather moved in delaying the game. At 8:10 the officials gave the go ahead to take the field. After making some adjustments the boys came out ready to play. Sam Lefler scored the equalizer and Tyler Loyd scored the go ahead goal and secured the victory. The Lions face McNicholas Saturday at 3:00.

Girls varsity soccer team advance in tournament

The girls varsity soccer team defeated Bethel in the first round of the tournament on Monday night advancing the team to the next round. Scoring for the Lady Lions was Bailey Workman with two goals, and Lexy Stamper with one goal. Assists were made by Sarah Glenn and Bethany Smith. The Lions will play McNick (seeded #2) on Thursday, October 20th at 5pm at McNick.

Lions continue to win championships

Congratulations to our fall teams and athletes as they continue to win in the SBAAC. A couple of weeks ago our golf team led by coach of the year Phil Heflin won the League Championship. This Friday 10/14 our football team led by Coach Dan Scholz wrapped up their second straight league championship with their win over Goshen 34-14 and Western Browns loss at Ameila.

Then this saturday 10/15 led by Coach Rylan Shebesta our boys cross country team won their second straight league championship in a huge way at the league cross country meet at Western Brown.

On top of this success our boys soccer team played for the league championship at Ameila coming up short in a 1-0 loss in what has been a great year for our Coach Doug Flamm led soccer team. Also at the cross country meet our girls team missed winning the league by two points and finished second. Great job to all of our teams.

Also congratulations to Austin Wells in golf and Miranda Stillwell and Alex White in tennis who all three qualified for District Tournament play. Great job!

Click here for complete SBAAC cross country results

Congrats To Boys Soccer

Congratulations to the Boys Soccer team for defeating the Bethel Tigers last night with a score of 1-0 and securing second place in the SBAAC and ending the regular season.

Austin plays "Wells" at District Golf Match

New Richmond High School Golfer, Junior Austin Wells, competed in the O.H.S.A.A. District Golf Tournament on Wednesday October 12th at Weatherwax Golf Course. Austin shot a round of 89 which was good enough to place him in a tie for 79th place on the course. Great Job Austin.

Girls varsity soccer defeats Bethel

The girls varsity soccer team defeated Bethel 3-0 for the last regular season game. Cassidy Martin earned her second shut out for the season with the help from the defense. Scoring for the Lions was Savannah Glenn with an assist by Kelsey Hensley, and Kelsey Hensley with two goals with an assist from Courtney Grogan. The team's final conference record was 4-4-2 with an overall record of 5-8-2. The team looks to play Bethel at Bethel for the first tournament game on Monday, October 17th at 7pm.

JV girls soccer defeated by Amelia

The JV girls soccer team lost 2-0 last night in a hard fought battle against Amelia. It was a great team effort by all. The lions play their last game of the season Thursday night at home.

Girls varsity soccer team falls to Amelia

The girls varsity soccer team played a hard fought game against Amelia, losing 2-1. Scoring for the Lady Lions was Kelsey Fondelier on a direct kick in the first half. The team played well together and showed great improvement from the previous contest against Amelia. The girls look to play their last regular season game at home on Thursday, October 13th at 7pm.

Vote for Nick

Nick Hill has been nominated as a Player of the Week candidate from two different sites for his play Friday at Amelia. You can go on and vote up till Thursday at 11:00am.
The sites are:

tristatefootball.com click on Gold Star Chili Player of the Week and vote.

Bengals.com click on the National Guard Player of the Week and vote.

Great job Nick!!

FOOTBALL BEATS AMEILA

THE VARSITY AND JV FOOTBALL TEAMS BOTH HAD VICTORIES OVER AMEILA. THE VARSITY OFFENSE WAS AGAIN LED BY NICK HILL WHO CARRIED THE BALL 12 TIMES FOR 141 YARDS AND 3 TD'S. NICK ALSO HAD A 75 YARD OPENING KICK OFF RETURN FOR A TD. JAY GLUECK CARRIED THE BALL 13 TIMES FOR 136 YARDS AND HAD A TD TO ALSO PUSH THE OFFENSE. MATT FORSEE CAUGHT A 41 YARD TD PASS FROM JAKE GUNDLER. THE DEFENSE WAS LED BY DANNY SCHOLZ WHO HAD 15 TACKLES AND AN INTERCEPTION. JAKE GUNDLER AND JAY GLUECK ALSO HAD INTERCEPTIONS, AND KEVIN SCHOLZ HAD A FUMBLE RECOVERY.

THE JV FOOTBALL TEAM ELIMINATED THE TURNOVERS AND PENALTIES THAT HAVE PLAGUED THEM THE LAST FEW WEEKS AND PUT TOGETHER AN IMPRESSIVE VICTORY SATURDAY MORNING.

THE FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM TRAVELED TO CINCINNATI HILLS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY FOR A GAME, AND AFTER A SLOW START FOR THE LIONS, THEY PLAYED A VERY GOOD SECOND HALF IN A TOUGH DEFEAT.

Tournament Info

Three Individuals continue on in tournament play and three teams will begin theirs
10/12 Austin Wells competes in the District Golf at Weatherwax in Middletown
10/13 Miranda Stillwell and Alex White play in the District Tennis at Mason.

10/15 XC @ Western Brown for the SBAAC League Meet

Sectional Play:
10/15 Volleyball @ Goshen vs Batavia 9:30AM start time.
10/17 Girls Soccer @ Bethel 7:00 start time.
10/18 Boys Soccer H CNE 5:00 start time

Good luck to all.

Senior Night Win Against CNE

The girls varsity soccer team defeated CNE last night in a 3-1 victory! Scoring for the Lady Lions was Kelsey Hensley, Lexy Stamper and Sarah Glenn, with an assist by Savannah Glenn. The four Seniors honored last night were Cassie Byrd, Savannah Glenn, Courtney Grogan, and Kelsey Hensley. The team will look to take on Amelia at home next Tuesday, October 11 at 7pm.

JV VOLLEYBALL

The Lady Lions JV Volleyball team was defeated 2 out of 3 games last night; 25-21, 19-25, 21-25.

JV VOLLEYBALL

The Lady Lions JV Volleyball team was defeated by Amelia last night in 2 games; 21-25 and 19-25.

Great Win Against Goshen

The girls varsity soccer team defeated Goshen last night at home. The final score was 5-1. Scoring for the Lady Lions was Sarah Glenn with an assist by Kelsey Fondelier; Savannah Glenn with two goals and assists by Kelsey Fondelier and Sarah Glenn; Kelsey Hensley with an assist by Courtney Grogan; and Emily Barcheski with an assist by Riley Deweese. The girls will play CNE on Thursday, October 6th at 7pm for senior night.

League win for boys soccer

Boys soccer defeated Goshen last night by the score of 2-0.Goals were scored by Tyler Loyd and Kevin Reid, and the shut out by Nathan Dixon and defense anchored by Michael Huber, Jesse Feiler and Brandon Miller.

Lion Golfers Attack Sectional Golf Tournament: Austin Wells Qualifies for Districts

The Lion Golfers traveled to Glenview Golf Course on Tuesday to play in the Division I Sectional Tournament. This was the Lions first year participating in Division I and they fared well as a team. There were 16 teams playing in the Sectional and the Lions shot a 354 which was good enough to place in 7th place in the tough field. Leading the Lions in scoring was District Qualifier Austin Wells who shot a solid 81 to pace the team. Also scoring and playing well for the Lions were Chris Mazzaro (90), Evan McKinley (91), Austin Skaggs (92), and Henry Heidlage (102). Austin will tee it up on Wednesday October 12th in the District Golf Tournament to be held at Weatherwax Golf Course. The teams final record for the season was 68-11. Congratulations on a job well done this season men.

JV Girls Soccer Defeat Cincinnati Christian

The Lady Lions defeated Cincinnati Christian last night 3-0. Madison Holdsworth recorded the shut-out in the goal with the help of the defense Christin Gray, Juliane Molitor, Madeline Farmer, Emma Feld, Britney O’brien, Audrey Feiler, and Alexis Meyer. Goals were scored by Hannah Hall, Grace Jaehnen, and Katelyn Chumley with assists by Grace Jaehnen, Logan Smith, and Andi Bateman. Midfielders Alex Shultz and April Schmidt also had a tremendous game. Go Lions!

JV VOLLEYBALL

Congratulations to the JV Volleyball team on their win against Clark Montessori in 2 games; 25-15 and 25-6. A great job was done by all.

Lions win featured in news articles

New Richmond's 10-7 homecoming win over Blanchester was featured in stories Saturday in the Cincinnati Enquirer and Wilmington News-Journal.

New Richmond edges Blanchester, 10-7
By Jeff Wallner
Enquirer contributor

In a game marred by miscues and missed opportunities for both teams, New Richmond made big plays when it needed them most in earning a key Southern Buckeye Academic and Athletic Conference victory.
Read the full Enquirer story

Wildcats lose heartbreaker to Lions 10-7
By MATT SEXTON
WNJ Sports Writer

NEW RICHMOND — In a game matching two of the top teams in the Southern Buckeye Conference, the margin of victory was sure to be razor-thin.

Or in Blanchester’s case, the margin of defeat.

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2011 New Richmond Homecoming Parade

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Lion Golfers Knocked Off By The Rams

The Lion Golfers traveled to Potters Park in Hamilton on Thursday night for a match with the Division II District Qualifier , Hamilton Badin Rams. The Lion played well on a tough course , but came up alittle short in a 163-170 defeat. Senior Austin Skaggs was the Medalist for the match, firing a one over par 37 followed by Freshman Chris Mazzaro with a 40. Also scoring for the Lions were Henry Heidlage (44), Evan McKinley (48), Austin Wells (49), and David Ohntrup (53). The Lions will tee it up in the Division I Sectional Tournament held at Glenview Golf Course on Tuesday October 4th. The Lions record nows stands at 58-7 on the season.

JV Girls Soccer

The JV Lady Lions soccer team had a 2-0 loss against CHCA last night. The lions play at home Monday against Cincinnati Christian.

Tough Loss to CHCA

The girls varsity soccer team had a tough game last night against CHCA with a 2-1 loss. The very physical game ended with CHCA scoring from two direct kicks given to CHCA from penalties from outside the box. Scoring for the Lady Lions was Sarah Glenn, who launched a goal into the left-upper corner pocket in the second half. The girls will take a week break, playing their next game against Goshen on Tuesday, October 4th at 7pm.

Two Volleyball Wins for Homecoming Week!!

Last night the volleyball team defeated Clermont Northeastern to open up the second round of league play. The offense was lead by Eleanor Wildey and Sarah Shoemaker with 13 and 12 kills, respectively. Hannah Lang had 22 assists. The team's serving was lead by Sarah Shoemaker, Eleanor Wildey and Ann Bishop with 3 aces each. It was a great team effort by all.

Tonight the team defeated Clark Montessori in 5 games. Eleanor Wildey lead the team with 19 kills. Hannah Lang had 26 assists and 17 digs. Camie Keets lead the serving with 5 aces. Jessica Mowery had the team's only block. The lady lions don't play again until next Tuesday.

Freshman and JV Football Changes

10/1 JV football only at Blanchester 10:00 start time. Freshman game cancelled.
10/10 Freshman Football @ CHCA 5:00 start time
10/15 Freshman football cancelled JV only game vs Goshen 10:00 start time.
10/22 JV Football home vs St Bernard 10:00 start time.

FOOTBALL GETS TO 3-2

VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM HAS WON THEIR 3RD GAME IN A ROW, BEATING CNE 33-7 IN A VERY MUDDY BATTLE. THE OFFENSE IS CONTINUING TO BE LED BY NICK HILL WHO HAD 110 YARDS RUSHING AND 3 TD'S. DERRICK DILLOW ALSO RUSHED FOR OVER A 100 YARDS, AND HAD 1 TD. JAY GLUECK ALSO ADDED A TD.THE DEFENSE PLAYED A SOLID GAME, HOLDING CNE TO NEGATIVE YARDS OF TOTAL OFFENSE IN THE FIRST HALF. THIS WEEK THE LIONS TAKE ON A 4-1 BLANCHESTER TEAM THAT HAS SCORED:69, 35, 34, AND 35 POINTS IN THE LAST 4 WEEKS. THE TEAM MUST BE FOCUSED AND BE READY TO PLAY.

JV FOOTBALL PLAYED A TIGHT GAME MONDAY NIGHT, COMING UP SHORT 14-12. THE REBOUND TO TRAVEL TO BLANCHESTER NEXT SATURDAY.

BLANCHESTER AND GOSHEN HAVE CANCELED THEIR FRESHMAN FOOTBALL. SO THE DOUBLE HEADERS THAT WERE SCHEDULED FOR THOSE GAMES WILL NOW BE ONLY A JV GAME. WE HAVE SCHEDULED A FRESHMAN GAME AGAINST CINCINNATI HILLS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY FOR OCTOBER 10, AT CHCA. WE ARE IN SEARCH OF MORE FRESHMAN GAMES.

girls varsity soccer tied Western Brown

The girls varsity soccer team had a 1-1 tie with Western Brown last night. Scoring for the Lady Lions was Bethany Smith with an assist by Emily Barcheski. The girls look to take on CHCA Tuesday, September 27th at 7pm.

Boys soccer defeats Western Brown

The first half was played to a 0-0 tie. Well into the second half Kevin Reid scored on a well placed ball from the right wingers position. The Broncos tied it on a penalty kick from their 20. With the score tied the Lions remained determined and scored the go ahead goal on a Tyler Klein penalty kick and held on to the 2-1 victory to remain in the hunt for a league title.

LION GOLFERS GARNER ALL-LEAGUE HONORS

The New Richmond Golfers finished very strong in the S.B.A.A.C. League Tournament this season. The Lion Golfers placed four golfers on the first team all-league roster. They were Senior Austin Skaggs, Juniors Austin Wells and Henry Heidlage, and Freshman Chris Mazzaro. Junior Evan McKinley finished on the second team all-league roster and missed first team by one stroke. CONGRATULATIONS MEN ON A JOB WELL DONE!!!!

LION GOLFERS ARE S.B.A.A.C. AMERICAN DIVISION CHAMPIONS

For the first time since 1998 the New Richmond Golfers find themselves on top of the S.B.A.A.C. golf leader board. The Lions outdistanced second place Amelia by 42 strokes to secure the victory at Cedar Trace Golf Course on Saturday. The final scores were: New Richmond (959), Amelia (1001), Western Brown (1109), Bethel (1115), C.N.E. (1172), and Goshen (1356). The Lions will continue their season on Thursday with a match against Hamilton Badin and Talawanda at Potters Park in Hamilton. The Lions will tee it up at the O.H.S.A.A. Sectional Golf Tournament on October 4th. The Lions record now sits at 58-6 on the season. GREAT JOB MEN!!!!

New Richmond finishes 3rd in 18 hole finally of S.B.A.A.C Tournament

The Lion Golfers finished third in the 18 hole match held at Cedar Trace Golf Course. The Lions shot a 326 as a team to finish behind Blanchester (317) and Amelia (321). Other team scores were: East Clinton (346), Bethel (365), Western Brown (386), Williamsburg (394), Batavia (398), C.N.E. (404), Georgetown (414), and Goshen (510). Leading the Lions in scoring was Austin Wells and Austin Skaggs (81's), Chris Mazzaro and Evan McKinley (82's), Henry Heidlage (89) and Kyle Heidlage (103).

JV VOLLEYBALL ANNOUNCEMENT

Congratulations to the JV Volleyball team on their win against Williamsburg last night 25-19 and 25-15. The team was led by Wendy Applemann with 8 kills, Emily Hensley with 3 and Ashlee Lewis with 2. Erica Lumpkins and Emily Carter with 3 assists and Rachel Zawacki with 5 digs. Top Servers of the game were Michaela Nordyke with 6 serves and 2 aces also Emily Hensley with 5 serves and 2 aces. A great job was done by all to secure their victory.

girls varsity soccer game ends with a tie against Felicity

The girls varsity soccer team tied Felicity with a 1-1 score. The Lady Lions scored in the first half with a deflected ball off the Cardinal's defense. Felicity answered back with two minutes to play in the game with a free kick outside the penatly box, scoring the tying goal. The team travels to Western Brown on Monday, September 26th to play the Broncos at 7pm.

Girls varsity soccer records a win against Williamsburg

The varsity girls soccer team beat Williamsburg 3-0. Cassidy Martin with the help of the defensem, recorded her first shut-out for the season. The defense included: Jill Flenniken, Cassie Byrd, Kayla Owens, Hannah Murphy, Samantha McDowell, Madeline Farmer, and Bailey Workman. Scoring for the Lady Lions was Kelsey Fondelier, Savannah Glenn, and Lexy Stamper with an assist by Savannah Glenn. The girls look to play Felicity at home Thursday, September 22nd, at 7pm.

Lion Golfers Post 3rd win in S.B.A.A.C. Tournament

The Lion Golfers took their third victory in the S.B.A.A.C. Tournament at White Oak Golf Course on on rainy Wednesday evening. The Lions topped second place Western Brown by the score of 162-176. Leading the Lions in scoring was Henry Heidlage with a 38 followed by Austin Skaggs (40) and Austin Wells (41). Also scoring and playing well for the Lions were Chris Mazzaro (43), Kyle Heidlage (48) and Evan McKinley (51). The Lions hold a 47 stroke lead going into the final 18 hole round to be held at Cedar Trace Golf Course on Saturday morning at 8:00 am. All six New Richmond golfers are vying for First Team and Second Team honors on Saturday. The Lions record now sits at 50-4 on the season.

Lion Golfers Fly By the Barons

The Lion Golfers continued there strong season by knocking off Amelia at Friendly Meadows on Tuesday by the score of 162-178. The Lions were led in scoring by Co-Medalists Austin Wells and Henry Heidlage with 37's. Also scoring and playing well for the Lions were Chris Mazzaro (43), Evan McKinley (45), Austin Skaggs (46), and David Ohntrup (47). The Lions continue their S.B.A.A.C. League Tournament play on Wednesday at White Oak Golf Course. The Lions now sit at 45-4 on the season.

Boys soccer ties Fayetteville

New Richmond took an early lead with a goal by senior Tyler Loyd and the Lions carried that 1 goal lead through most of the game. New Richmond created numerous scoring opportunities and could not put the ball in the back of the net, while the defense held strong not allowing many threats. With less than 1 minute to play Fayetteville scored the tying goal sending the Lions home with their 5th tie of the season.

Girls Soccer

Tonights girls soccer game will be varsity only at 6:00 at NR Stadium vs Williamsburg

LIONS FOOTBALL

THE VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM PLAYED A GREAT GAME AGAINST WESTERN BROWN. NICK HILL CONTINUES TO LEAD THE OFFENSE WITH 151 YARDS RUSHING. JAY GLUECK RUSHED FOR 2 TD'S, DERRICK DILLOW, AND JAKE GUNDLER EACH RUSHED FOR A TD, AND GUNDLER CAUGHT A 31 YARD TD PASS FROM DILLOW. DANNY SCHOLZ, JAMES WHITE, AND CLAY LOADMAN WERE THE LEADERS ON DEFENSE. THREE LION INTERCEPTIONS: JAKE GUNDLER, IN THE END ZONE TO TURN AWAY A WB DRIVE; DANNY SCHOLZ, WHO RETURNED IT FOR 51 YARDS; AND JAY GLUECK, WHO RETURNED IT 16 YDS, WERE BIG PLAYS FOR THE DEFENSE.

MONDAY EVENING AT WESTERN BROWN, THE FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM LOST TO WESTERN BROWN 28-0, AND THE JV TEAM LOST TO WESTERN BROWN 30 - 12.

THE VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM NEXT PLAYS AT CNE 9/23, AND THE JV TEAM PLAYS CNE AT HOME MONDAY 9/26.



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Boys Soccer

9/19 JV boys game vs Milford at 5:00 and varsity game at 6:30 vs Fayetteville.

JV VOLLEYBALL

Congratulations to the JV Volleyball team on their double win against Mariemont and CCD on Saturday 9/17/11. The team won 2 out of 3 games against Mariemont 23-25, 25-20, 25-23. It was a long battle then against CCD in 2 games; 25-12 and 25-15.

Tough Loss to Lady Bulldogs

The girls varsity team played a tough game against Batavia last night. Batavia scored 4 goals in the first half of the game, however the second half, the Lady Lions were able to keep them scoreless. The final score was 4-0. Bailey Workman, and Ally Skaggs did a great job in containing their two key players. The Lions will face Williamsburg next Tuesday, September 20th at home.

ACES FOR AJAX JV VOLLEYBALL

Congratulations to the JV Volleyball team on their victory against Felicity last night 2 out of 3 games; 23-25, 25-20 and 25-23. Offensive players of the match were Tina Lawrence with 7 kills and Emily Hensley 4 kills. Defensive players of the evening were Carrie Stapleton with 9 digs and Rachel Zawacki with 7. The team was led in serving by Emily Carter with 8 serves and 2 aces also Emily Hensley with 6 serves. Our setters, Emily Carter also had 3 assists and Analiese Rhodes 2 assists. A great job was done by all to seal the win.

Aces for Ajax was a huge success!!!

Tonight's Aces for Ajax volleyball game was a huge success. The JV team won in 3 games as well as the varsity. Hannah Lang lead the team with 5 aces and 19 assists. Eleanor Wildey lead the offense with 10 kills. Rachel Heflin lead the defense with 18 digs. Sarah Shoemaker also played a key role with 8 kills and 17 digs. As far as t-shirt sales and donations collected at the game, preliminary estimates are about $1850 to be donated to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Cincinnati!!! Thank you to everyone who supported this event.

New Richmond Golfers Take 3rd Round Win in S.B.A.A.C. League Tournament

The Lion Golfers continued their solid play in the 3rd round of the S.B.A.A.C. League Tournament held at Lindale Golf Course on Thursday afternoon. The Lions fired a 150 followed by Amelia which carded a 168. Other scores were C.N.E. (172), Bethel (176), Western Brown (186) and Goshen (202). Leading the Lions in scoring was Medalist Henry Heidlage with a one over par 36. Following close behind was Chris Mazzaro and Evan McKinley with two over par 37's. Also scoring and playing well for the Lions were Austin Skaggs (40), Austin Wells (41), and Kyle Heidlage (44). The Lions tee it up against Amelia in a dual match on Tuesday at Friendly Meadows. The S.B.A.A.C. #4 will be held on Wednesday at White Oak Golf Course. The Lions record now sits at 44-4 on the season.

Vote for Nick

Go on Bengals.com and scroll down to the National Guard Player of the Week click on it and vote for Nick Hill for the Player of the Week. Go Nick.

JV Girls Soccer

The JV girl’s soccer team defeated Batavia last night with a score of 2-0. Goals were scored by Kaitlynn Chumley and Hannah Hall with assists by Logan Smith. The Lions defense had another great game. Goalie Laura Bosse stopped a penalty kick with a minute left in the game to save the shut out. Go Lions!

JV VOLLEYBALL

The jv volleyball team was defeated by Goshen last night 17-25 and 11-25.

New Richmond Golfers Win 2nd Round S.B.A.A.C. League Tournament

The New Richmond Golfers traveled to Friendly Meadows Golf Course on Tuesday to play in the second round of the S.B.A.A.C. Tournament. The Lions fired a 157 to second place Amelia's 168. Western Brown (179), Bethel (188), C.N.E. (203) and Goshen (210) rounded out the team scoring. Leading the Lions was Medalist Evan McKinley with a even par 36 and Henry Heidlage with a 2 over par 38. Also scoring for the Lions were Chris Mazzaro (40), Austin Wells (43), Austin Skaggs (43) and Kyle Heidlage (45). The Lions sit in first place after two rounds of the 54 hole tournament. They lead second place Amelia by 10 strokes. The Lions tee it up on Thursday in the third round of the S.B.A.A.C. Tournament at Lindale Golf Course. The Lions record now stands at 36-4 on the season.

JV VOLLEYBALL

Congratulations to the jv volleyball team on their victory against Deer Park 25-10 and 25-21. Servers of the game were Erica Lumpkins with 12 serves, Carrie Stapleton 6 with 2 aces and Tina Lawrence 4 with 2 aces. A great job was done by all.

Boys soccer ties Eastern

Boys soccer tied unbeaten Eastern 2-2. Goals were scored by Kevin Reid and Tyler Loyd.
This is the fourth tie for the boys this season, who are playing good soccer and remain in the hunt for league lead.

girls varsity soccer falls to Eastern

The girls varsity soccer team lost 1-0 to Eastern on Monday night. It was a hard fought game, however Eastern was able to score with 7 minutes to go in the contest. The defense, which included: Cassidy Martin, Jill Flenniken, Cassie Byrd, Hannah Murphy, Kayla Owens, Madeline Farmer, Bailey Workman and Samantha McDowell had an outstanding game, almost escaping with a shut-out. The girls will prepare for their next contest set for Thursday at Batavia, following the girls jv soccer game.

Lion Golfers Win Shootout With Amelia and Goshen in Tri-Match

The Lion Golfers continued their strong season with a win in a Tri-Match at Lindale Golf Course on Monday. The final score was New Richmond 144 , Amelia 152, and Goshen 192. The Lions played very well in the match with Medalist Evan McKinley shooting a 3 under 32 and Henry Heidlage shooting an even par 35. Chris Mazzaro shot a 3 over par 38 and Austin Well shot a 4 over par 39. Rounding out the Lions scoring was Austin Skaggs (43) and Kyle Heidlage (49). The Lions travel to Friendly Meadows on Tuesday to play in the second round of the S.B.A.A.C. League Tournament. The Lions record now sits at 31-4 on the season.

Football Improves Record 1-2

The LIONS varsity football team won Friday 9/9, beating Taylor 48 - 0. All players that played in the game represented New Richmond in a great way. Nick Hill lead the offense with 122 yds rushing, while Jay Glueck added 111 yds rushing. Derrick Dillow threw 2 TD passes, 1 to Connor Tidball, and 1 to Matt Forsee. The defense was led by Danny Scholz and Jake Gundler.

The JV football team lost 7-6 in the mud to Taylor. Although the Lions dominated the game, 7 fumbles, and a couple missed assignments allowed Taylor to score late and kick the extra point for the win. The players played hard, and are determined to not let any more games slip through their grasp.

Thanks to all who came out to support our program over the weekend.

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Faculty Flash Mob Dance video

Click on the image below to watch the New Richmond faculty Flash Mob Dance at the Sept. 9, 2011 high schol pep rally.

JV Girls Soccer Defeat Bethel

The JV lady lion’s soccer team defeated Bethel last night with a score of 2-0. Both goals were scored by Katelyn Chumley with assists by Grace Jaehnen and Christin Gray. The defense was led by Madison Holdsworth in goal and Alexis Meyer, Juliane Molitor, Christin Gray, Emma Field, Audrey Feiler, Brittney O'Brien, and Andi Bateman all contributed to the defensive shut-out

FRESHMAN/JV VOLLEYBALL

The Freshman Lady Lions were defeated by Western Brown after a long battle 22-25 and 21-25. Likewise the JV Lady Lions were also defeated 9-25 and 15-25.

Lady Lions tie Lady Tigers

The girls varsity soccer team tied Bethel on Thursday night with a score of 2-2. At half-time the Lions were down 1-0, however they really stepped up and Sarah Glenn scored with an assist by Kelsey Hensley after only 5 minutes into the second half. Bethel answered back with another goal with only minutes to play in the game. That didn't stop New Richmond from fighting back with a goal with less than a minute in the game by Courtney Grogan. The Lions defense including Cassidy Martin, Jill Flenniken, Cassie Byrd, Kayla Owens, and Madeline Farmer did a tremendous job in holding Bethel to only two goals. The girls prepare for their next contest at home against Eastern on Monday, September 12th at 5pm.

New Richmond Golfers 2nd in S.B.A.A.C. After Round One

The New Richmond Golfers traveled to Deer Track Golf Course on Thursday to play in the first round of the S.B.A.A.C. Tournament. The Lions are currently one stroke off the lead. The final scores of the first round were: Amelia 163, New Richmond 164, Western Brown 182, C.N.E. 193, Bethel 195, and Goshen 211. This was the first 9 holes of the 54 hole tournament. Leading the Lions in scoring was Chris Mazzaro (39), Austin Skaggs (40), Kyle Heidlage (42), Austin Wells (43), Evan McKinley (44), and Henry Heidlage (46). The Lions play at Lindale Golf Course Monday to play Amelia and Goshen in a Tri-Match before heading to Friendly Meadows on Tuesday for the 2nd round of the S.B.A.A.C. Tournament. The Lions record now stands at 29-4 on the season.

FRESHMAN/JV VOLLEYBALL

The freshmen lady lions volleyball team was defeated by Georgetown last night 21-25 and 24-26. The jv volleyball was also defeated by Georgetown 22-25 and 11-25.

girls varsity soccer lose to Amelia

The girls varsity soccer team lost to the Amelia Barons last night, 7-0. The team played a very defensive game. The team plays at Bethel on Thursday, September 8th at 7pm. Bethel will be another league contest.

New Richmond Golfers Ranked #7 in the City

The New Richmond Golf Team has been ranked # 7 in the city in this weeks Cincinnati Enquirer Coaches poll. The Lions garnered 2 first place votes and 44 votes overall. The team moved up one spot from last weeks ranks. Excellent job men and keep up the good work.

JV VOLLEYBALL

The JV Volleyball team played Bethel last night winning the first game 25-11, but fell short in the second and third games 13-25 and 23-25.

Boys soccer plays Amelia to a tie

The Lions appeared to control possession for the majority of the first half of play.
Amelia came out of half time ready to play creating numerous scoring opportunities allowing them to score the games first goal. The pregame talk was focused on not quitting and the team showed great resilience. Freshman CJ Grogan scored the equalizer deep in the second half. Solid defensive efforts by Michael Huber, Jesse Feiler and goalie Nathan Dixon held off any attempts by the Barons. A well played game ended in a tie. The boys turn around and play league foe Bethel at home Thursday.

Volleyball beats Bethel

Tonight the Varsity volleyball team defeated Bethel in 5 games. Team leaders included Sarah Shoemaker with 17 kills and 27 digs. Hannah Lang had 7 aces and 32 assists. Eleanor Wildey had 14 kills and 4 aces, and Rachel Heflin had 22 digs. Tomorrow the teams take on Georgetown, with the addition of a freshman game starting at 4pm.

Lion Golfers Blow by Goshen at Windy Deer Track

The Lion Linksters traveled to Deer Track Golf Course to play Goshen on Tuesday night. The match was played under very difficult conditions with high winds, light rain and cool temperatures, but the Lions came out on top with a 163-202 victory. Leading the Lions was medalist Cris Mazzaro with a one-over-par 36. Following close behind was Evan McKinley with a 41. Rounding out the Lion's scoring were Austin Skaggs and Kyle Heidlage (43's) , David Ohntrup (45), and Austin Wells (50). The Lions will tee it up against the Amelia Barons on Wednesday starting at 4:00. The Lions record now stands at 25-3 on the season.

Rockets defeat Lady Lions

The girls varsity soccer team fell to the CNE Rockets on Thursday. The heat, along with several injuries, kept the team from defeating the tough team. The Lions were losing 3-0 at the half, but after a much cooler second half, they were able to come back with a goal! Kelsey Hensley had an assist to Courtney Grogan who shot and scored. The final score was 4-1, CNE over New Richmond. The girls will prepare for their next contest at Amelia on Tuesday, September 6th at 7pm.

Bus times

We have added a new feature to the schedule. Click on schedules at the top of the home page, and it brings you to high school sports.net. Hit change sports, pick the sport and hit go. Then select season and that brings up your schedule. Click on the event info and allow a second to load and it will tell you the time the bus leaves and an estimate of when it will return. Hope this helps.

JV VOLLEYBALL

The JV Lady Lions volleyball team was defeated by the Amelia Barons last night 19-25 and 16-25.

Boys soccer defeat CNE

The boys started the game very strong scoring 2 times early in the first half. CNE fought back scoring their only goal before the half ended . New Richmond started the second half determined to finish strong. After 40 minutes of team effort the Lions finished with a win by the score of 4-1.

Lion Golfers Bulldog Batavia

The Lion Linksters traveled to Elks Run Golf Course to play the Batavia Bulldogs on Thursday afternoon. The Lions continued their fine play on the season with a 171-206 victory. Co-medalists for the match were Chris Mazzaro and Evan McKinley with 3 over par 39'. s. Also scoring for the Lions were Austin Wells (46), Henry Heidlage (47), and Austin Skaggs and David Ohntrup (50's). The Lions continue their season play on Tuesday when they travel to take on Goshen @ Deer Track Golf Course. The Lions record is now 24-3 on the season.

JV Girls Soccer

The JV Girls Soccer Team tied Bethel 1-1 last night. Alex Shultz scored in the first half with an assist by Grace Jaehnen.

Lions J.V. Golfers Keep Record Perfect

The Lions J.V. Golfers kept their record perfect on the season by defeating the Rockets of C.N.E. by the score of 165-188 at Lindale Golf Course. Leading the Lions in scoring was medalist freshman Bryce Kroeger with a 4 over par 39 followed closely behind by David Ohntrup with a 40. Also scoring and playing well for the Lions were Kyle Heidlage and Erik Hermann (43's), Matt Rydzewski (48) and Daman Abner (52). The team's record stands at 2-0 on the season.

Boys soccer defeats Goshen

A great team win Tuesday for the boys. New Richmond took a 2-0 lead into halftime without creating many scoring opportunities. It was a different story the second half with the final score of 8-0. The night was highlighted by a diving header for a goal by Michael Huber.

Girls Tennis-Goshen

The girls tennis team defeated Goshen last night 3-2. Those defeating their opponents were, Sarah Jones at first singles, Miranda Stilwell and Alex White first doubles, and Bailey Deweese and Rachel Curless at second doubles. There will be a write up in the Community Journal Wednesday 7th on our undefeated first doubles team, featuring Miranda Stilwell and Alex White.

JV Games at Bethel

Todays JV game at Bethel will be at 5:00 and 6:30 with the boys team playing first at 5:00.

FRESHMAN JV VOLLEYBALL

The Freshman Volleyball Team defeated CNE last night 2 out 3 games; 17-25, 25-11, 25-19. The team was lead by Emily Hensley with 4 aces and 4 kills, Wendy Applemann with 3 aces and 2 kills, Emily Carter with 3 aces and 3 assists, Carrie Stapleton with 3 kills and Tina Lawrence 2 kills and 2 aces. Our setters Emily Carter and Analiese Rhodes did a tremendous job setting up our hitters to obtain the kills. Ella Neess controlled the back court with her passes to the setters. The team worked hard together to secure their victory.

JV VOLLEYBALL VS. CNE

JV Volleyball team played hard against CNE last night but was defeated 17-25, 17-25. Thursday they will play at Amelia.

Varsity Lady Lions beat Goshen Warriors

The girls varsity soccer team beat Goshen last night on a score of 4-2. The Lady Lions had a combined 26 on target shots. Cassidy Martin, with the help of her defense had 9 saves last night. Scoring for the team was Sarah Glenn at the 22 minute marker, and Kelsey Hensley at the 30 minute marker with an assist made by Bethany Smith. For the second half, Lexy Stamper scored at the 54 minute marker with an assist made by Sarah Glenn, and Kelsey Hensley for her second goal of the evening at the 78 minute marker with an assist made by Lexy Stamper. The team will travel to CNE on Thursday to play the Rockets at 5pm.

Volleyball vs. CNE

Last night the varsity lady lions fell short against CNE. Being tired from the long game and late night Monday, the girls could not put together a win. After losing the first game 25-14, they battled in the second 25-23, and third 26-24. Hopefully the team will be rejuvenated when we take on Amelia, Thursday, in our second league match.

Lion Golfers Hold off Broncos

The Lion Golfers traveled to White Oak Golf Course on Tuesday to play Western Brown. The Lions held off the Broncos by the score of 175-184. Leading the Lions was medalist Chris Mazzaro with a 38 and Davey "Dumpling" Ohntrup with a 44. Also scoring for the team were Evan McKinley (46), Austin Skaggs (47), Austin Wells (49) and Henry Heidlage (52). The Lions next travel to Elks Run Golf Course to take on Batavia. The Lions record now stands at 23-3 on the season.

JV VOLLEYBALL VS. MANCHESTER

The Lady Lions jv volleyball though defeated by Manchester had a good match last night. The team lost the first game 25-23, won the second 25-23 then fell short in the third 23-25. We will face CNE in our first league game tonight with a freshman game also.

Volleyball Starts off with a Win!!!

The varsity volleyball team won a very exciting match against Manchester tonight. The match was about as close as possible with scores of 19-25, 25-20, 26-28, 27-25, 15-12. Hannah Lang lead the team with 8 assists, Sarah Shoemaker had 15 kills and 38 digs. Eleanor Wildey lead the team with 3 blocks. Tomorrow the girls take on CNE in the league opener.

Also, the volleyball team is selling shirts for the Aces for Ajax game which will be on Thurs, Sept 15th against Felicity. Order forms are in the office. See Mrs. Corbin with money before Friday. Shirts are $10. All proceeds go to the Tri-State chapter of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.

Tough Loss to Western for Lady Lions

The girls varsity soccer team lost to the Lady Broncos on their home-opener on Thursday night. The game remained tied at 0-0 till 7 minutes in the game when Western Brown scored on a penalty kick. It was a hard loss as the Lady Lions dominated most of the game. The girls will start preparing for their next contest played on Tuesday, August 30th at Goshen.

Girls Tennis- Western Brown

Defeated by Western Brown last night, the girls tennis team continues to work hard and improve against a very strong league schedule. Miranda Stilwell and Alex White remain undefeated in league play at the first doubles position.

Girls Tennis-Amelia

The tennis team lost to Amelia 4-1. Miranda Stilwell and Alex White defeated their opponents in 2 sets. The team will challenge Western Brown at home on Thursday.

Girls Tennis- Bethel

The girls tennis team lost to Bethel 4-1. Miranda Stilwell and Alex White defeated their opponents in two sets. The team will travel to Amelia on Wednesday.

Girls Tennis-SBAAC Tournament

Congratulations to Miranda Stilwell and Alex White for capturing the SBAAC Doubles Tournament Championship. The girls defeated Blanchester in the semi-finals in three sets and went on to defeat Bethel for the championship.

Girls Tennis-SBAAC Tournament

The girls tennis team played a tough first round and continue to show great improvement. Megan Woolum moved onto the second round, and Miranda Stilwell and Alex White will return Monday to play in the semi-finals.

Tennis-CNE

The girls tennis team opened their season with CNE. The girls fell one match short of a victory losing 3-2. Sarah Jones defeated her opponent in two sets at first singles, and Miranda Stilwell and Alex White won at first doubles. The team will travel to Blanchester for the SBAAC Tournament on Sat.

Tough finish for the boys-

It was a slow start in the first half for the lions, with only a couple of scoring opportunities created. The second half provided numerous opportunities to score. With 3 minutes left Kaylin Kauth scored the games first goal. With 7 seconds left Western Brown scored the equalizer when the lions failed to clear a corner kick.


New Richmond had 25 shots on goal scoring once. Western Brown had 8 shots on goal with 6 saves by Nathan Dixon.

Lion Golfers Break the Broncos

Around 5:30 pm last night the Local Fire Department was called to the Lindale Golf Course as the local N.R.H.S. golfers burned up the course. The team shot a red hot 142 to Western Browns 178. All 6 golfers for the Lions shot under 40 with two players shooting under par as the team shot a 2 over par for the round. This I am sure has got to be a record. Leading the Lions were co-medalists Evan McKinley and Henry Heidlage with one under 34's. Also playing and scoring well for the Lion Linksters were Chris Mazzaro (36), Kyle Heidlage (38), Austin Wells and Austin Skaggs (39's). The Lions tee it up against the same Bronco team next Tuesday at White Oak Golf Course starting at 4:00. The Lions record now stands on the season 22-3.

JV Girls Soccer

The lady lions JV soccer team defeated Cincinnati Christian last night with a score of 4-2. Goals were scored by Logan Smith, Hannah Hall, Anna Moss, and Alex Shultz. Courtney Petry, Anna Moss, Madeline Farmer, and Katelyn Chumley each had an assist. The victory was a great team effort by all.

Lion Golfers Tame the Tigers

The Lion Linksters held off a determined Bethel team for a 172-173 victory at Friendly Meadows golf course on Tuesday afternoon. The Lions were led by Evan McKinley with a 41 and Austin Wells and Austin Skaggs with 43's. Austin Skaggs made a 5 foot double breaker to seal the win for the Lions. Also scoring for the Lions were Henry Heidlage (45), Chris Mazzaro (46), and Kyle Heidlage (49). The Lions tee it up at their home course, Lindale Golf Club, Thursday against Western Brown. The Lions record now stands at 21-3 on the season.