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Most Valuable Player
Julia Sizek
Most Improved Player
Hannah McCarthy
Coach’s Award
Alexandra Harmony
Sportsmanship
Natalie Denka
Most Valuable Player
Peter Hix
Most Improved Player
Tory Tomlinson
Coach’s Award
John Taylor
Sportsmanship
Marc Skill
Best All Around
Lindsay Kearns
Most Spirited
Nora Murphy
Offensive Player of the Year
Chris Hardy
Defensive Player of the Year
Barrett Doty
Scout Player of the Year
Connor Charbat
Jason Elking
Most Improved Award
Justin Macaulay
Barrett Doty
Andy Holmes
Tony Lamb
MVP
Ronnie Stump
Most Improved
Ronnie Stump
Sportsmanship
Adam Brush
Coach’s Award
Ty Kern
Peter Martin
Most Valuable Player
Lili Hartzell
Most Improved Player
Channon Conner
Coach’s Award
Brittany Kalbfleisch
Sportsmanship
Alisa Kessler
Most Valuable Player
Sarah Maher
Most Improved Player
Kira Fenstermacher
Coach’s Award
Meredith Irvin
Sportsmanship
Maggie Maher
Bess Hayner Award
Sarah Maher
Most Valuable Player
Phil Wille
Most Improved Player
Kyle Kissock
Coach’s Award
Brian Telek
Sportsmanship
John Harman
Most Valuable Player
Brooke Klopsch
Most Improved Player
Taylor Garrity
Coach’s Award
Rachel Huber
Tory Danis
Sportsmanship
Rachel Warwar
Most Valuable Player
Kelsey Haviland
Most Improved Player
Kseniya Mikityanskaya
Coach’s Award
Hilary Paisley
Emily Reed
Sportsmanship
Kate Berthy
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Friday night, the Oakwood Jills started the tournament by soundly defeating Springfield North 41-35. The scoring was led by Cathryn Hardy (20) and Brittany Moore (9). Oakwood led 22-17 at the half. On Saturday night in the Oakwood Tournament Final, Oakwood lost to Stebbins 33-38. The half time score was 9-20 Stebbins. Oakwood’s second half surge was not enough to overcome the first half deficit. Scoring was led by Brittany Moore (16), followed by Cathryn Hardy (13).
Nicole Disbrow attempts shot inside line.
Brittany Moore weaves into traffic for a layup.
Cathryn Hardy drives into traffic and scores inside the paint.
At the Southwest Ohio Field Hockey Coaches Association awards banquet, six OHS athletes received recognition for their participation this past year.
Senior Sarah Maher and junior Laura German were named to the First Team, freshman Ali Taylor and junior Lauren Sobel were named to the Second Team and receiving Honorable Mention was junior Caroline Hartel and junior Meredith Irvin.
Being named to the All State team was senior midfielder Sarah Maher.
There are a limited number of seats available for the boys basketball home game against Bellbrook on Nov. 30. General admission adult/student tickets are available for $5 in the Oakwood Athletic Office from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. beginning Monday, Nov. 26.
Adult passes, “Fan”tastic Family Discount passes, and reserved seats will be honored. Student athletic passes and Southwestern Buckeye League Passes will not be honored.
The Oakwood Boys Basketball team will also play Bishop Fenwick on Sunday, Dec. 2 at 1:30 p.m. at the Trent Arena at Fairmont High School. Presale student tickets are $3 and presale adult tickets are $6 and will be on sale in the Oakwood High School Athletic Office, Nov. 26 through Nov. 30 from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. All tickets at the door are $10.
Do you love water? Are you interested in rowing? The Dayton Boat Club begins pre-season conditioning at the end of November for those new to the sport. This sport is open to both men and women of high school age. Detailed information is available online at www.daytonboatclub.org, or by calling 297-0487.
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