Loveland, Ohio – The Tiger wrestlers were at home today for the 34th Mahalik Duals. Ty Harter wins the 100th match of his career.
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[Photo Albumn] and LHS basketball update
Loveland, Ohio – Eight games into the season the Tiger Men (2-3, 5-3) stand in 5th place in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference (ECC). Leading the Tigers in scoring is 11th grader Brayden Frietch averaging 11.5 points per game. Close behind is 11th grader Jack Sauer averaging 11.4. Both Frietch and Sauer have scored 12 three-pointers.
The Women are 3-3, 5-3, and Leading the Women are Senior forward Olivia Raby averaging 10.6, and Senior guard Josie Early averaging 10. The Women are in 7th place in the ECC.
Men’s ECC Standings
Standings CONFERENCE OVERALL TEAMS W-L PCT PF PA W-L PCT PF PA STRK Anderson 5 – 0 1.000 69.0 47.4 6 – 0 1.000 67.2 46.5 W6 Kings 5 – 0 1.000 66.2 47.6 6 – 0 1.000 68.5 47.8 W6 Turpin 4 – 1 .800 58.0 48.4 5 – 1 .833 57.7 48.5 W1 Winton Woods 3 – 2 .600 57.4 55.6 4 – 2 .667 58.7 56.3 W3 Loveland 2 – 3 .400 47.8 48.0 5 – 3 .625 50.3 46.6 W2 Lebanon 2 – 3 .400 50.4 56.6 2 – 4 .333 49.3 54.8 L1 Walnut Hills 2 – 3 .400 55.2 61.4 2 – 5 .286 53.1 61.1 L1 Little Miami 1 – 4 .200 47.0 56.8 3 – 4 .429 46.9 52.0 L3 Milford 1 – 4 .200 54.8 61.4 2 – 4 .333 57.7 61.7 L4 West Clermont 0 – 5 .000 41.2 63.8 0 – 5 .000 41.2 63.8 L5
Women’s ECC Standings
Standings WOMEN CONFERENCE OVERALL TEAMS W-L PCT PF PA W-L PCT PF PA STRK West Clermont 5 – 0 1.000 53.2 36.0 7 – 0 1.000 55.7 37.7 W7 Lebanon 4 – 2 .667 50.0 46.0 8 – 2 .800 54.9 42.5 W4 Walnut Hills 4 – 2 .667 50.3 44.3 7 – 2 .778 54.7 36.7 W1 Kings 4 – 2 .667 46.8 47.8 5 – 2 .714 47.1 44.6 W3 Winton Woods 4 – 2 .667 46.5 36.3 4 – 2 .667 46.5 36.3 L1 Milford 3 – 3 .500 51.7 49.0 6 – 3 .667 53.1 44.9 L1 Loveland 3 – 3 .500 47.7 47.5 5 – 3 .625 48.4 38.8 L2 Little Miami 1 – 4 .200 37.8 48.0 1 – 6 .143 42.0 50.0 L1 Turpin 1 – 5 .167 36.7 48.8 3 – 6 .333 36.8 45.9 L2 Anderson 0 – 6 .000 38.3 54.0 1 – 9 .100 39.0 50.8 L9 Photos © 2022 by David Miller/Loveland Magazine
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Come and Support Loveland Women’s Hoops teams tonight
Loveland, Ohio – Come and Support the Loveland Women’s Hoops teams tonight as they take on the undefeated West Clermont Wolves. Bring your canned goods for the LIFE Pantry.
The Varsity Tigers are 3-3, 5-2. The Wolves are 4-0, 6-0.
JV game is at 5:30 PM and Varsity at 7 PM.
@TigerSpiritClu1 is giving 1 concession coupon if you bring 2 canned goods! (Limit to 2 coupons per person) #OurWay
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Loveland Show Choirs bring home trophies from Northrop Classic in Indiana
Loveland, Ohio – On February 5, the Loveland Show Choirs performed at the Northrop Classique in Indiana and LHS’s “By Request” won Grand Champions and Best Choreography. The all-female group “Allure” won First Runner-Up and Best Choreography.
Avery Coletto and Abby Rudy were selected to be “Outstanding Performers” and Director, Shawn Miller was named “Outstanding Music Educator”.
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Loveland City School District will be closed tomorrow, Friday February 4th
Loveland, Ohio – The Loveland City School District will be closed tomorrow, Friday, February 4th.
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What’s in Loveland’s DNA Featuring Darnell Parker!
by Cassie Mattia
Loveland, Ohio – “This community needs a win, and I have to deliver it to them,” Loveland High School’s Women’s Basketball Coach Darnell Parker said with his legendary smile. Parker has certainly become a big part of the Loveland community spreading positivity among his student-athletes and the cancer community. There’s no question that Coach Parker is a part of “What’s in Loveland’s DNA!”
Parker, who was born and raised in Findlay, Ohio, grew up knowing that he “would have to work twice as hard as everyone else” to accomplish what he wanted to accomplish in life.
“My dad always told me that growing up and that always stuck with me. Seeing my mom and dad work so hard so that I would never go without ingrained in me a work ethic like no other,” Parker said when speaking about what he had gained from his parents growing up.
Parker, a born and bred athlete, started participating in sports at a very young age and almost instantly fell in love with the game of basketball.
“My dad was a fantastic athlete even getting an opportunity to be drafted by the Atlanta Falcons,” Parker said when asked about where his love for sports came from. Parker’s dad competed in football and baseball at Purcell Marian and then eventually moved on to play football at Defiance College, unfortunately succumbing to a leg injury that stopped him from moving forward in the professional sports world.
Parker pursued his collegiate basketball career at Bluffton College where he also obtained his degree in Business Management Administration. Post-college Parker took his coaching talents to West Clermont where he coached 6th-grade boys basketball for 9 years before making his move to Loveland.
Once Parker made the move to Loveland he eventually landed the LHS Women’s Basketball Head Coach position, and that’s when he began making history!
“I really couldn’t have chosen a better community to live in and coach in,” Parker said after reminiscing on his successful coaching career at LHS. Parker is definitely going down in history as one of the most successful LHS Women’s Basketball coaches of all time, grabbing the Eastern Cincinnati Conference Coach of the Year twice, leading the Tigers to 2 of the best seasons in school history, and coaching some very successful women collegiate athletes who have all broken school records at one point or another!
Unfortunately in October of 2020 shortly after Parker lost his father to COVID-19 complications, Parker received the news that he was diagnosed with both Liver and Colin Cancer.
“Telling my kids and my players that I had cancer was the hardest thing I ever had to do,” Parker said, “We cried it out and hugged it out and my girls really dedicated that season to me. They rallied around me.”
Fast forward now to 2022, Parker is now in chemotherapy and says he’s feeling good and that through all of this he has made the choice to make his journey one where he can encourage and help others going through cancer. “I thought to myself well I can either go into a shell and take it on myself or stay positive and share the experience with everyone and give those that need it support.”
Parker who has 2 daughters and just got married last year, says his future is looking bright and that he can’t wait to get back out on the LHS basketball court, which he says he will be transitioning into next week but will only be coaching home games.
After knowing Coach Parker myself for nearly 3 years I thought the start of 2022 would be the perfect opportunity to feature Coach in our “What’s in Loveland’s DNA” segment because no one can really deny the effect he has had on the Loveland and LHS community. I am pleased to present to you Coach Darnell Parker in a Loveland Magazine TV production of “What’s in Loveland’s DNA!” Click below to watch the full-length interview!
Here are some still photos from my interview with Coach Parker by David Miller:
Want to read more about Coach Darnell Parker? Check out Loveland Magazine’s past stories!
For more heartfelt stories stay tuned to “What’s in Loveland’s DNA” With ME, Cassie Mattia!
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Loveland parents: “Hey all, It’s time to take our combined effort and show our Superintendent and School Board what is important.”
Loveland, Ohio – Loveland parents Leah Marcus and Becca Moates say, “Hey all, It’s time to take our combined effort and show our Superintendent and School Board what is important.” They wrote a template letter, a petition, with the help of who they call a super IT friend to solicit support to help them protect school children, teachers, and the community by performing the following COVID 19 related steps.
- Read the below letter.
- Open your email client and start a new email by clicking this link.
- This will send email to board@lovelandschools.org and broadwmi@lovelandschools.org
- Copy the contents of the below template and paste it into the body of the email message.
- Add your name and additilal comment to the bottom of the document.
- Share your voice by hitting send.
Moates adds, “I can’t stress enough how important it is as a community for us to come together around this. Our healthcare systems are drowning and we are hurting our most vulnerable if we don’t act.”
Dear Superintendent and School Board Members, I am writing as a resident of the Loveland City School District to urge you, our Superintendent and elected School Board members, to maintain the all staff and PreK through 6th grade universal indoor masking requirements, scheduled to end January 18, 2021. I am also writing to request that the current universal indoor masking requirement be expanded to include students in grades 7 -12. This request is being made in consideration of the recent COVID-19 Omicron variant case surge, which has been shown to be more transmissible and contagious than previous variants. The Ohio Department of Health, the Ohio Department of Education, the American Academy of Pediatrics, the CDC, and locally, the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, recently provided clear guidance for universal masking in schools and in the community. Universal indoor masking, in addition to vaccination and boosters for those eligible, are strongly recommended as the best tools, especially when used in tandem, for mitigating the spread of COVID-19 and the current variant. The pandemic also continues to take a toll on our children’s and educators’ mental health. Since the pandemic began, rates of psychological distress among young people, including anxiety, depression, and other mental health disorders have increased substantially. There is much to be done and each of us has a part to play. Supporting the mental health of youth will require a community effort to address challenges, strengthen the resilience of young people, support their families, and mitigate the pandemic’s mental health impact. As a resident of the Loveland City School District, I am asking that you consider the following actions: 1. Maintain universal indoor masking for all staff. 2. Maintain Universal indoor masking for all students Pre-K through Grade 6. 3. Expand universal indoor masking requirements to include students in grades 7 - 12. 4. Identify a threshold for educator and/or student absence at which the district will move forward with a remote learning plan. 5. Increase the frequency with which you report to the public student and educator absences as well as individuals positive for COVID. 6. Create and promote safe, positive, and affirming school environments which are inclusive and supportive of student’s social, emotional, and cultural needs. 7. Provide key administrative, educator, and paraprofessional staff with the necessary training to recognize signs of changes in mental and physical health among students. 8. Provide Mental health gatekeeper training so that staff and peers take appropriate action when needed. 9. Support the mental health of all school personnel, including providing competitive wages, time off, access to well paid substitute teachers, regularly assessing staff well-being, and integrating measures to help personnel maintain their own empathy, compassion, and ability to create positive environments for students. As superintendent and elected school board members, your roles include the evaluation of district operations, interpretations of public health policies, and health service delivery. My role as a district resident is to help our district leadership identify the areas in need of protection, prioritization, and planning to keep Loveland City School District safe and in school: Universal Indoor Mask Requirements and adequate Mental Health Support for Students and Staff. Signature Add Additional Comment References for Information: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/omicrons-effect-wont-be-as-mild-as-hoped1/ https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-coronavirus-cases-hit-record-high-2021-12-29/ https://www.kcur.org/news/2021-12-17/kansas-city-hospitals-are-full-again-omicron-has-arrived-and-doctors-are-begging-for-your-help https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/pdfs/mm7046a4-H.pdf https://www.the-scientist.com/news-opinion/omicron-propagates-70-times-faster-than-delta-in-bronchi-study-69540 https://www.med.hku.hk/en/news/press/20211215-omicron-sars-cov-2-infection https://edition.cnn.com/2021/12/28/health/chicago-childrens-hospital-surge-doctor-vaccines/index.html https://www.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/surgeon-general-youth-mental-health-advisory.pdf https://yourlocalepidemiologist.substack.com/p/our-youth-are-struggling-with-mental
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Jett Stevens, a 2020 graduate of LHS, will perform in Tournament of Roses Honor Marching Band
Here is news of a Loveland High School 2020 graduate from the FaceBook Page of the Loveland Music Boosters
Go Jett!! Thank you for representing Loveland Music Programs, Loveland Schools and the Loveland Community!
Photo provided by Loveland Music Boosters Jett Stevens, a 2020 graduate of LHS, auditioned during his senior year for the BOA Tournament of Roses Honor Marching Band.
Unfortunately, the 2021 Rose Bowl parade was canceled due to COVID and any member from that band was invited to the participate in 2022’s Rose Bowl Parade.
Jett is playing snare drum in the #BOATOR22 band. This year’s BOA Honor Marching Band has 300+ members from 40+ states and Jett is representing Loveland High School and the State of Ohio.
The theme of the Rose Bowl parade is ‘DREAM. BELIEVE. ACHIEVE.’ Jett is spending a week in Southern California, where he will have rehearsals, performances at the Tournament of Roses Bandfest and Disneyland, special activities and Tournament of Roses parade.
While in Loveland, Jett participated in Mallet Madness, LMS concert Bands, LMS Stage Band, LHS Marching Band, LHS Show Choir Band, and LHS Wind Symphony. Additionally, Jett played in the Orchestra pit for several musicals and with the LHS Orchestra during the Holiday concerts.
Jett is now a Sophomore at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music, double majoring in Music Performance (percussion) and Jazz Studies (drumset).
Watch the 2022 Rose Parade begins at 11am ET on New Year’s Day to catch Jett doing what he loves!
Highlights of Jett’s trip
Bandfest Performance:
The band’s debut performance will be at the Pasadena
City College Stadium as specially-invited bands from around the nation perform for boosters and fans in this thrilling field show exhibition sponsored by the Rose Parade Music Committee.Float Viewing:
Here’s a chance to see the floats up close and get a better idea of the type of detail and workmanship that makes them so spectacular.
Disneyland Parade: The Bands of America Honor Band will spend a magical evening marching through the streets of Disneyland. It’s unforgettable!
Griffith Observatory:
Southern California’s gateway to the cosmos! Griffith Observatory is a Los Angeles landmark and worldwide tourist destination for over a million visitors a year. It’s filled with opportunities to observe, learn, and be inspired. Look through a telescope, check out the exhibit halls and the Samuel Oschin Planetarium, or enjoy spectacular views of Los Angeles and the Hollywood Sign. Find something to eat or drink at the cafe or buy a fun memento at the gift shop.
Huntington Beach & Pier:
Known as Surf City USA, Huntington Beach first hit the map in 1914 when Hawaiian surfer George Freeth demonstrated surfing at the new concrete pier. Home to countless surf legends and miles of pristine beaches, Huntington Beach draws over 11 million visitors each year. Measuring 1,850 feet in length, the iconic Huntington Beach Pier is one of the longest piers on the West Coast. A leisurely stroll offers stunning panoramic views of Catalina Island, Newport Beach, Long Beach, San Pedro; and, of course, photo ops.
Tournament of Roses Parade®:
This world-famous 5.5-mile parade of beauty takes place along Pasadena’s Colorado Boulevard. The parade features bands from around the world and some of the most spectacular floats imaginable! This is a favorite for millions who set time aside every year to view this internationally televised event.
Disneyland: The Bands of America Honor Band will have a magical performance in Disneyland. It will be unforgettable!
California Adventure: California is a place where fun and adventure are a way of life, and the same is true of Disney’s California Adventure theme park. From the moment you enter, you’ll be immersed in one exciting experience after another as you discover the splendor of the land, the cultural richness of the people, and the free- spirited nature of the California lifestyle.
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Loveland School COVID 19 Dashboard for 9/19/2021
EDITOR’S NOTE:
THIS STORY HAS NOW BEEN UPDATED TO SHOW THE DASHBOARD FOR SEPTEMBER 19. THE ORIGINAL VERSION HAD THE 9/12 DATA REPEATED TWICE.
Loveland, Ohio – At the beginning of each week, the Loveland City School District releases their latest Covid 19 Dashboard. Here are the last five.
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Tonight’s Loveland High School Band Concert moves indoors
Loveland, Ohio – Tonight’s scheduled Band concert will be in the high school auditorium instead of downtown Loveland, due to the weather.
Only parents of the students will be permitted to attend tonight in the LHS gym.
