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Author: Sam Smith

  • Loveland women’s soccer defeats Olentangy; continues to state on Friday 11/10 [with video]

    Loveland women’s soccer defeats Olentangy; continues to state on Friday 11/10 [with video]

    Loveland will take on Perrysburg at the MAPFRE stadium in Columbus for the state title on Friday, 11/10 at 7 PM.

    by Sam Smith

    Centerville, OH- On Tuesday, November 7th, Loveland High School Varsity women’s soccer took on Olentangy Liberty at the Centerville Alumni stadium to compete in the Division I Final-4. Loveland’s Colleen “Jelly” Swift scored the winning goal with only 1:17 left in overtime.

    The Olentangy Liberty Patriots held a one-point lead through most of the second half until, with less that 10 minutes remaining, Senior Brice Grieshop scored. The teams battled it out for the last several minutes as rowdy crowds shouted from both sides. Loveland held more black-and-orange clad spectators with signs and face paint than seats on their side of the stadium, spilling out along the fence. The game ended in a tie to be decided by overtime.

    As with their previous game, Loveland held their own in overtime until just over a minute remained. Senior Sarah Harter assisted Colleen “Jelly” Swift for the winning goal to end a tense semifinal game. 

    “The whole team worked so hard all game. We got down a goal, and we fought right back. I’m so glad I was able to do my part by putting it in the back of the net. It could’ve been any one of us,” senior Colleen Swift told Loveland Magazine.

    Watch Post-Game interviews on Loveland Magazine TV:

    Loveland will take on Perrysburg at the MAPFRE stadium in Columbus for the state title on Friday, 11/10 at 7 PM. Perrysburg has a comparatively lower record (17-2-3 win-loss-tie to Lovelands 21-1-0), but the team is from a different region with varying levels of overall talent. Loveland is seeded #2 whereas Perrysburg holds #7 in the OHSAA bracket. If the past two games have been any indication of the future, it will likely be an exciting game. 

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    Loveland has followed through with “The Mission” (as players and students have been calling their postseason competition) and will compete at MAPFRE stadium in Columbus– the player’s goal from day one. MAPFRE stadium is home to the Columbus Crew and will host Loveland again after their previous loss to Walsh Jesuit in 2015.

    “The ultimate goal for our season is to finish what we started 2 years ago, which would be going to state and winning,” Goalie and senior, Lauren Parker told Loveland Magazine after the team’s first conference game. Since that game, Loveland women’s soccer has only lost once (out of conference). 

    Loveland womens soccer kicks off with a winning start

    “There isn’t a school in the state of Ohio that has a true following like this. These kids deserve it, but they’re very appreciative at the same time. The crowd we heard tonight was humbling to me– I am truly humbled by the reaching out and the support we’ve received, and we’re going to ask that they come out and support us one more time on Friday,” head coach Todd Kelly told Loveland Magazine.

    Senior, Riley Massey, hugs a coach after Loveland’s victory

    Ticket Info:

    The Varsity women’s Soccer Team will depart from Loveland High School on Thursday, November 9th at 6:45pm.  Supporters are encouraged to line the streets of Loveland as the team leaves for Columbus.  The bus route will turn right out of the high school on Rich Road, right on West Loveland, left onto Lebanon Road and right onto Loveland-madeira to I-275.

    All tickets (presale or at the gate) are $8 each for all spectators. No Passes are accepted. Parking at MAPFRE Stadium is $7 per car. MAPFRE Stadium and the General Parking is best reached by exiting off 17th Avenue off I-71 (Exit 111); gate #5 at MAPFRE is the general admission gate. No airhorns are permitted inside the stadium.

    Gates at MAPFRE Stadium open to the public at 10:30am on Friday, November 10th and one ticket will permit the ticket holder to watch all games for the entire day (all 3 Divisions).  However, anyone exiting the stadium will be required to purchase a ticket to re-entry.

    Tickets are being overnighted to Loveland High School for students, and are expected to arrive by 10:30am Thursday morning. Presale tickets will be sold for $8 on Thursday, Nov. 9th from 10:45am-6pm here in the Athletic Office and at during all three lunches.

    Tickets for the Spirit Buses traveling to MAPFRE Stadium in Columbus will be $10 per student.  This includes the game ticket, bus ride to and from the game and a spirit item. Spirit Buses will depart Loveland High School at 4pm on Friday, November 10th and return from Columbus at approximately 11:30pm. No Spirit Bus Packs or Presale Tickets will be sold at school on Friday, November 10th.

    Loveland will compete at the MAPFRE stadium for the state title on Friday, 11/10 7pm.

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  • Loveland HS Robotics Team to host spaghetti fundraiser dinner 11/10

    Loveland HS Robotics Team to host spaghetti fundraiser dinner 11/10

    Loveland Robotics competes against rival schools

    With the new game comes new robots, new parts and equipment, and new expenses. The Loveland Robotics teams are hosting their annual fundraising dinner on Friday, November 10 from 6:00-8:30pm. This year’s dinner will feature spaghetti with choice of meat (meatballs, chicken, or sausage), sauce (marinara and alfredo), and vegetables (broccoli or peppers and onions) along with salad, bread, and dessert. The dinner will be held at American Legion Post 256, 897 Oakland Rd, Loveland, OH 45140. An $8.00 donation is encouraged. Proceeds help the teams register for competition, buy parts, and attend workshops.

    High School Robotics teams are back at work after the summer off season. Both 12 student teams have begun building, programming, and designing after the release of the new game, Relic Recovery. Last year, the teams found success– Team 10464 competed in the State Tournament for the second straight year, and Team 5040 traveling to the World Championship marking the first time in Loveland history a team has competed on the world level. With the new season quickly approaching, both teams are hard at work hoping to achieve the same and higher levels of success.

    The Loveland Robotics Team

    This year’s game, Relic Recovery, features 6x6x6 inch cubes called glyphs which teams will need to place in a designated area called the cryptobox. Points will be earned not only for placing individual glyphs, but also for making rows, columns, and special pictures. In the last thirty seconds, the teams are able to extend over the wall to place a plastic yellow man, known as the relic, in a special scoring zone earning more points the further out you can go. This game features some elements never before seen in competition.

    Loveland Robotics hopes that you join them for the first public reveal of their competition robots along with a good meal and a good time.

  • Loveland women’s soccer defeat Springboro; advances to final 4 tomorrow, Tuesday 11/7 [with video]

    Loveland women’s soccer defeat Springboro; advances to final 4 tomorrow, Tuesday 11/7 [with video]

    On Saturday, October 28th, Loveland Varsity Women’s soccer defeated Springboro in what was essentially a rematch of their fall from victory last year. In overtime with 1:19 remaining, senior Sarah Harter scored the only goal of the game, earning Loveland the regional title. Tomorrow, Tuesday 11/7, the team will take on Powell Olentangy Liberty at Centerville Alumni Stadium at 7PM. Loveland’s Division I team will compete with the hopes of advancing to state finals at the MAPFRE Stadium in Columbus.

    Girls Soccer State Final Four game information

    “The minutes leading up to the goal were a complete grind-out by the team. It was a well fought game by both teams, and it came down to who wanted it more and who was going to dig deeper to put one in the back of the net. I am so proud to be a part of this team. We are truly a family and I think that each one of us sold out for each other and that’s what won the game,” senior and player, Sarah Harter, told Loveland Magazine.

    Watch Coach Todd Kelly speak after Loveland claimed the regional title:

    “This team has been working hard since the beginning of June and we have invested so much into season, it’s impossible not to sell out for each other. I absolutely love this team and when I had the opportunity to step on that field during over time, I knew I had to make the moments matters (as my dad always tells me to do). There are people who played all 94 minutes of that game who made that moment possible for us and for me who really deserve the credit for the goal and ultimately the game,” Harter told Loveland, reflecting on her winning goal.

    Video by Loveland Senior, Sam Russo:

    While the team has seen success, the game against Olentangy Liberty will no doubt be a challenge. Olentangy Liberty holds a comparatively lower record (13-5-3 win-loss-tie to Loveland’s 20-1-0), but the teams are from different regions with contrasting overall levels of skill.

    “I’m anticipating winning the game and heading back to MAPFRE stadium to finish what we started two years ago,” Senior and goalie, Lauren Parker told Loveland Magazine.

    If the team wins, they will compete at MAPFRE Stadium (where professional soccer team Columbus Crew plays) this Friday, 11/10.

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    On Tuesday 11/7, the team will take on Powell Olentangy Liberty at Centerville Alumni Stadium at 7PM. 

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  • Loveland women’s soccer defeats Fairfield; advances to elite 8

    Loveland women’s soccer defeats Fairfield; advances to elite 8

    by Sam Smith

    Loveland, OH– On Tuesday October 31st, Loveland High School Varsity women’s soccer defeated Fairfield 2-1, advancing the team in the division 1 Ohio tournament. The team will face Springboro high school– the same team Loveland fell to last year at the same point in the season. Loveland will take on Springboro at Lebanon Junior High on Saturday, 11/4 at 7PM for regional finals.

    By the end of halftime at the Halloween game against Fairfield, the score sat deadlocked at 0-0. Early into the second half, Senior Brice Grieshop scored the first goal of the game. Alyson Yeager scored the second goal against fairfield, ending the game 2-1. Loveland will advance into the final 8 in the OHSAA women’s soccer bracket.

    Loveland women’s varsity soccer stands for the anthem before their game against Fairfield

    “I think we have the same amount of confidence we always have. We know that If we do what we do best we have a great opportunity of winning the game. It’s going to be hard game but we are super excited,” Goalie, Lauren Parker told Loveland Magazine. Parker holds the school record for consecutive shutouts.

    Colleen “Jelly” Swift fights Fairfield for the ball

    Goalie and senior, Lauren Parker

    Springboro holds a record of 16-1-2 win-loss-tie– only slightly below Loveland’s 17-1-0 record. Last year, Springboro overcame a 2-0 deficit in order to beat Loveland 3-2, ending Loveland’s season. Saturday’s game will, in essence, be a rematch of the 2016 regional final.

    “Last year was a sad game but this year I think our edge is that we have a work ethic that is unmeasurable. No matter what, everyone is working for each other,” Parker finished.

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    Watch this recap of last year’s match with Springboro

    Loveland Womens Soccer falls to Springboro [With Video]

     Loveland will take on Springboro at Lebanon Junior High (160 Miller Rd, Lebanon, OH 45036) on Saturday, 11/4 at 7PM 

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  • 10/28 Loveland HS sports update: soccer teams and XC runners advance

    10/28 Loveland HS sports update: soccer teams and XC runners advance

    by Sam Smith

    Women’s Soccer

    Loveland Varsity women’s soccer defeated Sidney 4-0, securing their title as district champions. The team will compete on Tuesday 10/31 at Mason against Fairfeild at 7PM.

    Men’s Soccer

    Loveland Varsity men’s soccer continues to advance through the postseason and will compete against St. Xavier in district finals. Men’s soccer will compete at Princeton High School on Saturday, 10/28 at 7PM. 

    Loveland HS men’s soccer to compete in district finals on Saturday 10/28

    Football

    Friday, October 27, 2017
      21
    Loveland
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      LVL 0 6 8 7 21  
      TUR 7 10 0 7 24  
    24  
    Turpin

    Loveland fell to Turpin 21-24, ending the season second-to-last in the ECC with a conference win-loss of 1-6 and 1-9 overall.

    Cross Country

    Greg Ballman (1st in ECC) and Ajay Stutz (16th in ECC) will continue through the post season.

    Women’s Volleyball

    Loveland ended their undefeated season after falling to St. Ursula 25-16, 25-18, 25-21. The team ended with a 21-3 overall record.

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  • Loveland HS men’s soccer to compete in district finals on Saturday 10/28

    Loveland HS men’s soccer to compete in district finals on Saturday 10/28

    by Sam Smith

    Loveland Varsity men’s soccer will take on St. Xavier at Princeton High School on Saturday, 10/28 at 7PM. The team will compete with to continue their successful postseason into regional finals.

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    “After our last game against fairfield, the whole team is feeling pretty confident. It’s still going to be a hard game since St. Xavier is something like 20th in the nation,” Elijah Suttschenko told Loveland Magazine.

    Loveland (9-6-1 win-loss-tie) will play against St. Xavier (10-4-4). Loveland ended 4th in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference (ECC) but has seen comparatively impressive success through the tournament season, besting Middletown (4-9-1), Turpin (11-2-2) and Fairfield (12-1-4). 

    The game will be held at Princeton High School at 7 PM on Saturday, 10/28.

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  • Women’s soccer advances in tournament; to compete for district on Thursday 10/26

    Women’s soccer advances in tournament; to compete for district on Thursday 10/26

    by Sam Smith

    On Monday, October the 24th, Loveland Varsity women’s soccer continued their journey into the State Tournament. The team bested Anderson 3-0 at Princeton High School, and will compete next at Bellbrook High School on Thursday, the 26th at 7 PM against Sidney High School for the districts title.

    Maria Bashardoust prepares for a throw-in against Anderson

    Loveland had previously beaten Anderson 3-0 in September, but the team opted to take on higher-seeded Loveland. Anderson ended third in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference, with a conference 3-1-3 win-loss-tie. Loveland holds 7-0-0 win-loss-tie in the ECC.

    By halftime, both teams were deadlocked with a score of 0-0. However, towards the beginning of the second half, Loveland’s Ashlin McGill scored the first goal of the game. With ten minutes remaining, Brooke Harden scored the second goal. With less than three minutes, Loveland scored their final and third goal. Anderson failed to score.

    The Southwest Ohio district bracket. Click for larger view.

    Loveland women’s soccer wins ECC, begin tournament season

    Loveland will challenge Sidney this Thursday in the hope of progressing from districts to regionals. Loveland is 16-1 overall, while Sidney is 13-2-2. Even if Loveland claims districts, the team would still need to win four matches.

    Coach, Todd Kelly

    The Loveland Varisty Women’s soccer team is to compete next at Bellbrook High School on Thursday, the 26th at 7 PM.

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  • 10/21/17 Loveland HS sports update: postseason gains momentum

    10/21/17 Loveland HS sports update: postseason gains momentum

    by Sam Smith

    Women’s Soccer:

    Women’s soccer continued “the mission” into their postseason, beating Western Brown 3-0. The team still maintains an undefeated conference season (7-0-0 win-loss tie) and holds 16-1-0 overall. They will face Anderson at 7PM at Princeton HS.

    OCT. 2017 OPPONENT RESULT RECORD
    Tue. 3 West Clermont W 3 – 0       13 – 0 – 0 (6 – 0 – 0)
    Sat. 7 at Sycamore L 1 – 0       13 – 1 – 0 (6 – 0 – 0)
    Tue. 10 at Milford W 2 – 0       14 – 1 – 0 (7 – 0 – 0)
    Sat. 14 at Lebanon W 5 – 1       15 – 1 – 0 (7 – 0 – 0)
    Thu. 19 Western Brown W 3 – 0       postseason 16 – 1 – 0 (7 – 0 – 0)

    Loveland women’s soccer wins ECC, begin tournament season

    Men’s soccer

    Men’s varsity soccer is continuing through districts after beating Middletown 2-0. The team is 4-3-0 in conference and 13-2-2 overall. They compete today at Turpin, deciding the rest of their season.

    OCT. 2017 OPPONENT RESULT RECORD
    Wed. 4 at West Clermont W 7 – 0       6 – 6 – 1 (2 – 3 – 0)
    Mon. 9 at Withrow W 7 – 0       7 – 6 – 1 (3 – 3 – 0)
    Thu. 12 Milford W 2 – 0       8 – 6 – 1 (4 – 3 – 0)
    Sat. 14 Fairmont W 3 – 0       9 – 6 – 1 (4 – 3 – 0)
    Tue. 17 Middletown W 2 – 0       postseason 10 – 6 – 1 (4 – 3 – 0)

    Volleyball

    Loveland remains undefeated, with a 14-0 conference record. They will compete in their first postseason game at Fairfield today, deciding the rest of their season.

    OCT. 2017 OPPONENT RESULT RECORD
    Tue. 3 Withrow W 25-0, 25-4, 25-5       16 – 2 (11 – 0)
    Wed. 4 at Anderson W 25-16, 25-21, 25-14       17 – 2 (12 – 0)
    Tue. 10 Walnut Hills W 25-13, 25-22, 25-23       18 – 2 (13 – 0)
    Thu. 12 West Clermont W 25-22, 25-9, 25-13       19 – 2 (14 – 0)
    Sat. 14 Oak Hills W 25-12, 25-23, 25-16       20 – 2 (14 – 0)

    Cross Country

    Greg Ballman finished 3rd in race B division 1 and Ajay Stutz finished 10th. Both will advance to regionals.

    JV Men’s Cross Country district runners cross the finish line

    Football

    Friday, October 20, 2017
      27
    Kings
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      KNG 0 10 7 10 27  
      LVL 0 7 0 0 7  
    7  
    Loveland

    Loveland still sits towards the bottom of the ECC after falling to Kings, sinking to a 1-5 conference season.

    Schedule
    OCT. 2017 OPPONENT TIME LOCATION  
     Fri. 27 Turpin    7:00 PM    Turpin  

     

    Check back next week for another update on Tiger athletics, and stay up-to-date with the ECC website and Athletic Director Julian Renner’s twitter @renner_ad.

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  • Loveland women’s soccer wins ECC, begin tournament season

    Loveland women’s soccer wins ECC, begin tournament season

    Senior Colleen “Jelly” Swift fights to win the final ECC game

    “Start the Mission”

    by Sam Smith

    Loveland, Ohio – Loveland High School Varsity women’s soccer sits undefeated in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference (ECC), and will continue to, as the team is calling it, “start the mission” as they begin the tournament season. Currently, the team is 7-0-0 win-loss-tie in conference and 15-1-0 overall. In 2015, Loveland advanced all the way to the state championship, where they fell to Walsh Jesuit. This year, they aim to return.

    Junior Brooke Harden fights for the ball against Lebanon

    The team has defeated all conference challengers– many by an objectively wide margin. The team currently holds a better conference record than they did in the 2015 season when they traveled to Columbus. Loveland women’s Varsity soccer is near the top of the state and nation polls. The team set a school record for the least goals given up in a regular season, having only lost three goals. Goalie and senior Lauren Parker claimed the third place all time state record for OHSAA shutouts, performing 45 career shutouts.

    Goalie and record holder, Lauren Parker. File Photo.

    “We all believe that we can do something incredible with this season, and we will always have each other’s back’s no matter what happens,” goalie Lauren Parker explained.

    Senior Colleen “Jelly” Swift competes against Lebanon in the team’s last ECC game
    Loveland and Lebanon headball towards the end of the first half. Loveland beat Lebanon 5-1.
    Maria Bashardoust goes in for the first goal of the Lebanon game.

    AUG. 2017 OPPONENT RESULT RECORD
    Sat. 19 Fairfield W 3 – 0       1 – 0 – 0 (0 – 0 – 0)
    Tue. 22 at Lakota West W 2 – 1       2 – 0 – 0 (0 – 0 – 0)
    Sat. 26 Campbell County W 8 – 0       3 – 0 – 0 (0 – 0 – 0)
    Tue. 29 at Kings W 4 – 0       4 – 0 – 0 (1 – 0 – 0)
    SEP. 2017 OPPONENT RESULT RECORD
    Sat. 2 Ryle W 4 – 0       5 – 0 – 0 (1 – 0 – 0)
    Tue. 5 at Turpin W 1 – 0       6 – 0 – 0 (2 – 0 – 0)
    Sat. 9 Mason W 5 – 0       7 – 0 – 0 (2 – 0 – 0)
    Tue. 12 Walnut Hills W 6 – 0       8 – 0 – 0 (3 – 0 – 0)
    Sat. 16 at Mount Notre Dame W 2 – 0       9 – 0 – 0 (3 – 0 – 0)
    Wed. 20 at Anderson W 3 – 0       10 – 0 – 0 (4 – 0 – 0)
    Sat. 23 Ross W 7 – 0       11 – 0 – 0 (4 – 0 – 0)
    Tue. 26 Withrow W 7 – 0       12 – 0 – 0 (5 – 0 – 0)
    OCT. 2017 OPPONENT RESULT RECORD
    Tue. 3 West Clermont W 3 – 0       13 – 0 – 0 (6 – 0 – 0)
    Sat. 7 at Sycamore L 1 – 0       13 – 1 – 0 (6 – 0 – 0)
    Tue. 10 at Milford W 2 – 0       14 – 1 – 0 (7 – 0 – 0)
    Sat. 14 at Lebanon W 5 – 1       15 – 1 – 0 (7 – 0 – 0)
    The current women’s soccer bracket (CLICK FOR LARGER VIEW)

    Last year, the team ended the conference season 6-0-0 and 19-1-1 overall. The team’s postseason competition ended after falling to Springboro 3-2. However, players claim that this year’s team holds different strengths than past years.

    “For me, this season is very different from last year. Last year everyone was really experienced and had played with each other for a while. This year our team relies a lot on hard work and is essentially a new team, so we have had to adjust to playing together. It has taken a lot of hard work and communication but it has made all of us closer and we have to work for each other on and off the field. It has made me appreciate my coaches and my teammates even more than I did last season,” senior Riley Massey explained.

    Record holding goalie Lauren Parker corroborated the claim that the team has shown exceptional effort this season.

    “The work ethic of the team is incredible. Everyone works like there is no tomorrow, and I believe that’s our strongest weapon by far. Everyone works hard no matter what,” Parker told Loveland Magazine.

    Elise Reynolds’ throw-in while being watched by coach Ted Kelly.

    As the team advances into the tournament, they aim to go back to  the state tournament. Players hope they can shine above the competition.

    “I think we will stand out from other teams in the tournament because we have grit. Giving up isn’t an option because we play for each other and we play hard from the time the game starts to the time that the game ends. The polls and the rankings are an honor but at the end of the day, they don’t really matter to us. All that matters is that every player left it all on the field and played as hard as they could to the best of their ability,” Massey concluded.
     
    As upcoming tournament matches are announced they will be available here.
     

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  • 10/14/17 Loveland HS sports update: women’s soccer, women’s volleyball, golf teams hold ECC

    10/14/17 Loveland HS sports update: women’s soccer, women’s volleyball, golf teams hold ECC

    By Sam Smith

    Football

    Loveland fell again, this time to West Clermont 16-18. The team holds 1-4 win-loss in conference and 1-7 overall, putting them near the bottom of the ECC.

    Friday, October 13, 2017
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      LVL 0 0 0 8 8  
      WC 7 0 3 6 16  
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    West Clermont
    OCT. 2017 OPPONENT TIME LOCATION  
     Fri. 20 Kings    7:00 PM   Loveland  

     

    Women’s volleyball

    Women’s volleyball won the ECC title this week, ending their undefeated 14-0 conference season. The team is 20-2 overall. Last week the team defeated Oak Hills, West Clermont and Walnut Hills.

    OCT. 2017 OPPONENT RESULT RECORD
    Tue. 3 Withrow W 25-0, 25-4, 25-5       16 – 2 (11 – 0)
    Wed. 4 at Anderson W 25-16, 25-21, 25-14       17 – 2 (12 – 0)
    Tue. 10 Walnut Hills W 25-13, 25-22, 25-23       18 – 2 (13 – 0)
    Thu. 12 West Clermont W 25-22, 25-9, 25-13       19 – 2 (14 – 0)
    Sat. 14 Oak Hills W 25-12, 25-23, 25-16       20 – 2 (14 – 0)
    Schedule
    OCT. 2017 OPPONENT TIME    
     Sat. 21 Fairfield / Edgewood    postseason 1:30 PM

    Men’s soccer

    Loveland ended in third for men’s Varsity soccer in the ECC with a 4- 3-0 win-loss-tie. Last week the team beat Withrow and Milford.

    OCT. 2017 OPPONENT RESULT RECORD
    Wed. 4 at West Clermont W 7 – 0       6 – 6 – 1 (2 – 3 – 0)
    Mon. 9 at Withrow W 7 – 0       7 – 6 – 1 (3 – 3 – 0)
    Thu. 12 Milford W 2 – 0       8 – 6 – 1 (4 – 3 – 0)
    OCT. 2017 OPPONENT TIME LOCATION  
     Tue. 17 Middletown    postseason 7:00 PM

    Women’s soccer

    Women’s soccer ended their undefeated 7-game conference season season with a 5-1 win over Lebanon. The team also took down Milford and Sycamore this week. They will advance to districts next.

    OCT. 2017 OPPONENT RESULT RECORD
    Tue. 3 West Clermont W 3 – 0       13 – 0 – 0 (6 – 0 – 0)
    Sat. 7 at Sycamore L 1 – 0       13 – 1 – 0 (6 – 0 – 0)
    Tue. 10 at Milford W 2 – 0       14 – 1 – 0 (7 – 0 – 0)
    Sat. 14 at Lebanon W 5 – 1       15 – 1 – 0 (7 – 0 – 0)
    OCT. 2017 OPPONENT TIME LOCATION  
     Thu. 19 Western Brown / Winton Woods   postseason 7:00
     Photo by Sam Smith. Senior, Coleen “Jelly” Swift at the final ECC game.
    photo by Sam Smith. Brooke Harden at the final ECC game.

    Cross Country

    Greg Ballman now leads the ECC with a time of 16:06.60 after his win at Fairmont.

    Ellie Carr has a time of 19:46.00 in 14th place and Ansley Richards holds 19:48.00 in 15th.

    Men’s Golf

    Men’s golf leads in the tournament and will continue through their postseason.

    Tournament Results
      SCHOOL SCORE  
    1. Loveland 315  
    2. Turpin 326  
    3. Milford 335  
    4. Anderson 344  
    4. Kings 344  
    6. Walnut Hills 353  
    7. West Clermont 361

    Women’s Golf

    Loveland also leads in women’s golf, and will continue into the postseason.

     Tournament Results
      SCHOOL SCORE  
    1. Kings 322  
    2. Loveland 346  
    3. Turpin 361  
    4. Walnut Hills 382  
    5. Milford 389  
    6. Anderson 411  
    7. West Clermont 460

     

    Women’s tennis

    Women’s varsity tennis ended their season in third with a score of 4-2 in season.

    Check back next week for another update on Tiger athletics, and stay up-to-date with the ECC website and Athletic Director Julian Renner’s twitter @renner_ad.

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