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.
Loveland Varsity Women’s soccer team prepares to take on Springboro
Senior Brice Grieshop fights for the ball
Riley Massey during the first half
Coach Todd Kelly speaks to the team at halftime
Fans decry a foul call
Senior, Colleen “Jelly” Swift performs a front flip throwin
Loveland women’s soccer hugs Sarah Harter after her winning goal
Goalie Lauren Parker hugs her coach after Loveland’s win
Colleen “Jelly” Swift shows Loveland Magazine the team’s pet
Lauren Parker displays the team’s regional champion plaque
“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.
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.
The Tigers finished the regular season 14-0 in the ECC and 20-2 overall with a win Saturday, October 14 by beating Oak Hills 25-12, 25-23, 25-16. They won the ECC Championship for the second time in the last six years.
Postseason play begins on October 21 for the Tigers after a first-round bye. They will play either Fairfield (13-7) or Edgewood (9-10) at Lakota West High School at 1:30 PM. View the Vandalia 1 District bracket at the bottom of this story.
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Innovative Instructional Coach Traci Stubenrauch, JUST BECAUSE GRANTS Founder Dawn Funk, Innovative Instructional Coach Susan Craig and Innovative Instructional Coach Laura Holtkamp as Funk presented the August 2017 $1,000 grant.
Loveland, Ohio – Every day teachers go above and beyond for our students. Now – every month teachers will have some special support to do those “extras.” The Loveland City School District is thrilled to partner with Loveland nonprofit agency JUST BECAUSE GRANTS to provide grant opportunities for teachers in the district.
$1,000 in grants available every month to district teachers by Loveland nonprofit agency
“JUST BECAUSE GRANTS is a reality because of a Loveland family that believes in making dreams come true – for our teachers and ultimately for our students,” said Loveland Interim Superintendent Dr. Amy Crouse. “They want to support teachers to do caring, wonderful things for our students. Things that they want to do and don’t necessarily have to do. They want to award grants to teachers who choose to do incredible things for our kids with money out of their own pockets. I was nearly speechless when their first approached me – now, I really can’t thank them enough.”
JUST BECAUSE GRANTS will award up to $1,000 a month to Loveland teachers who apply through a very simple e-mail process. Grants were announced to teachers at the beginning of September, with the Innovative Instructional Coaches receiving a surprise grant to kick the process off in August.
“I asked for the Innovative Instructional Coaches to be the first recipients,” said Dr. Crouse. “They take care of our teachers with constant professional development which has direct and immediate positive impact on classroom instruction. The team was thrilled!”
Look for future stories of grant winners as the school year progresses.
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By Dr. Amy Crouse, Loveland Interim Superintendent
Preparing Students for Tomorrow, Today: At the Loveland City School District, this is our collective mission. During the 2016-17 school year our administrative team began to put laser focus into defining exactly what that statement means. From those discussions, a vision was born: We are committed to being a destination school district exemplified through our dedicated approach to the complete student experience. This vision statement is the why we – as professionals – do what we do for our Tiger Family. It was beginning during the 2016-17 school year that all eyes – from our teachers, to our food service professionals, to our support staff, to our custodians, to our bus drivers, to our secretaries – were on three big goals:
• GROWTH– Every Tiger will demonstrate personal academic growth
• INNOVATION – Every Tiger will experience an innovative education environment
• CARE – Every Tiger will be cared for and supported
As we continue pushing forward on these goals for the current 2017-18 school year, I invite you to dive into both the depth and breadth of how each of our goals during the 2016-17 school enhanced the experience for our students. September 11 we officially released our fifth annual Quality Profile – a publication dedicated to detail to you how we do business beyond the standardized testing. This publication gives you the opportunity to take a detailed look at what we – as a district – were able to achieve by keeping our eye on the target of those three big goals. Please visit the “About” section of the district website (http://www.lovelandschools.org/) to access the complete 2016-17 Quality Profile report.
Preparing Students for Tomorrow, Today – it’s what we do. I personally want to thank you for your continued support.
Senior, Colleen “Jelly” Swift does a front flip throw-in
Don’t miss this chance to see the 4th best Womens soccer team in the nation play this Saturday at Loveland Stadium
UP-DATE: Loveland beat Ross on their Senior Night 7-0 with another shut-out and are now 11-0.
Senior, Brice Grieshop dribbles in the Campbell County game. Brice scored for Loveland, helping secure their decisive 8-0 victory
Loveland, Ohio – MaXPreps has the Loveland Womens soccer team ranked #1 in Ohio. The Tigers are 10-0 and 4-0 in Eastern Cincinnati Conference play. They have only had 1 goal scored against them this year. MaXPreps also says the Tigers are the 4th best team in the USA.
The Loveland varsity soccer team has a home non-conference game against Ross on Saturday, September 23 at Tiger Stadium. Game time is 7 PM.
SEE the full list of Ohio team rankings. MaXPreps says 11-0, but the Tigers are 10-0.
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[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]Loveland, Ohio – September 22 in Tiger Stadium is Military Appreciation night when the Football Tigers take on Milford. You can pre-order the hat or the t-shirt for this years Military game from RP Diamond.
Hats are $10 and shirts are also $10 while supplies last.
Order on-line HERE or visit RP Diamond’s showroom at 368 Loveland Madeira Road
Loveland.
Loveland fell to Miamisburg last Friday 6-41. Loveland football sits last in the ECC with 0-3 overall. However, the conference season has not yet started.
Scoring Summary
1ST QUARTER
LVL
MIA
MIA
TD
11:45
YERKINS,Jon 73 YD RUN (BELL,Noah KICK)
0
7
MIA
TD
06:02
CLARK,Tony 2 YD RUN (BELL,Noah KICK FAILED)
0
13
2ND QUARTER
LVL
MIA
MIA
TD
11:24
CLARK,Tony 5 YD RUN (BELL,Noah KICK)
0
20
MIA
TD
07:23
YERKINS,Jon 19 YD PASS FROM VONGSY,Tate (BELL,Noah KICK)
0
27
MIA
TD
03:20
CLARK,Tony 23 YD RUN (BELL,Noah KICK)
0
34
3RD QUARTER
LVL
MIA
MIA
TD
02:21
JOHNSON,Tyler 15 YD PASS FROM VONGSY,Tate (BELL,Noah KICK)
0
41
4TH QUARTER
LVL
MIA
LVL
TD
07:26
Kyle Whitaker 95 YD RUN (Evan Highland RUSH FAILED)
6
41
Team Stat Comparison
LVL
MIA
1st Downs
3
21
Total Yards
121
410
Passing Completions
2
6
Passing Attempts
5
9
Passing Yards
9
91
Passing Average
1.8
10.1
Rushing Attempts
24
41
Rushing Yards
112
319
Rushing Average
4.7
7.8
3rd Down Efficiency
0-8
5-7
4th Down Efficiency
0-1
1-2
Penalties
7-63
9-80
Turnovers
0
1
Possession
21:22
26:38
Next week, the team will play Withrow away at 7:00 PM on Friday, the 15th. Loveland students will be able to purchase spirit bus tickets to and from Withrow for $5. Pre-sale tickets are $4 for students, $6 for adults and $8 at the gate.
Women’s Volleyball
Loveland women’s volleyball still holds first in the ECC with 4-0 in conference and 8-0 overall. They are tied with Anderson.
Last year, Loveland women’s volleyball went to the Eastern Cincinnati Conference (ECC) tournament, where they fell to Turpin, landing them a second place spot in the ECC. Loveland has not won the women’s volleyball ECC title since 2012, but are off to an undefeated start.
The team took down Kings 7-0 and Withrow 8-0 this week.
Loveland Varsity Volleyball competes against Kings. Photo by David Miller.Senior, Anna Cooper. Photo by David Miller.
SEP. 2017
OPPONENT
RESULT
RECORD
Tue. 5
Kings
W 25-14, 25-12, 26-24
7 – 0 (3 – 0)
Thu. 7
at Withrow
W 25-1, 25-6, 25-4
8 – 0 (4 – 0)
The Lady Tigers will next take on Anderson at 7:00 PM at home on Tuesday, the 12th. The will also play at Walnut Hills at 7:00 PM on Thursday the 14th. On Saturday, the 16th, Loveland volleyball will compete against both Lakota West and Mercy at home. Time is TBA and will be announced here.
Men’s soccer
Loveland Men’s soccer trails the pack with a three-way tie at sixth in the ECC. With a 0-2-0 conference win-loss-tie and 1-3-1 overall, the team is tied with West Clermont and Withrow for last.
Last week, Loveland fell to Turpin 2-1.
AUG. 2017
OPPONENT
RESULT
RECORD
Sat. 19
Indian Hill
W 3 – 2
1 – 0 – 0 (0 – 0 – 0)
Thu. 24
Fairfield
L 2 – 1
1 – 1 – 0 (0 – 0 – 0)
Sat. 26
La Salle
T 0 – 0
1 – 1 – 1 (0 – 0 – 0)
Thu. 31
at Kings
L 2 – 1
1 – 2 – 1 (0 – 1 – 0)
SEP. 2017
OPPONENT
RESULT
RECORD
Thu. 7
Turpin
L 2 – 1
1 – 3 – 1 (0 – 2 – 0)
This week, the varsity men’s soccer team will take on Walnut Hills away at 8 PM on Thursday, the 14th. They will also compete away at Mason on Saturday the 16th at 7:00PM.
Women’s Soccer:
Loveland Varsity women’s soccer still holds a strong lead as they continue their 2-conference and 6-overall winning streak. Last week, the team played their first Eastern Cincinnati Conference matches, besting Ryle 4-0 and Turpin 1-0.
Results
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)
The team next plays Walnut Hills at home on Tuesday, the 12th at 7 PM. On Saturday, the 16th the team will take on Mount Notre Dame away at 7 PM.
Cross Country
Men’s cross country runner, Greg Ballman, still holds third place, with a time of 16:27.70.
Ansley Richards holds 5th in the ECC for the women’s team with a time of 19:48.00 and Ellie Carr is in 12th with a time of 20:01.00.
At the Norwood Invitational, Ansley Richards won the women’s race and Greg Ballman came in second.
Men’s Golf
Loveland Men’s golf is still in a three-way tie for first with Turpin and Milford at 3-1 conference w-l. Last week, the team beat Mason 161-175.
Results
AUG. 2017
RESULT
Thu. 10
Loveland 159, Kings 163
Mon. 14
Lakota East Invitational 0, Loveland 0
Mon. 21
LaSalle Invitational 0, Loveland 0
Wed. 23
Loveland 151, Turpin 161
Thu. 24
Loveland 165, Walnut Hills 184
Mon. 28
Loveland 168, McNicholas 177
Thu. 31
Anderson 149, Loveland 155
SEP. 2017
RESULT
Tue. 5
Loveland 161, Mason 175
The team will play the Hadley Classic at 1 PM at Glenview on Sunday, the 10th. On Tuesday the 12th at 3:30 PM the team will play at Hickory Woods against Milford. On Wednesday the 13th, the men’s varsity golf team will take on Mariemont at 4 PM at a location TBA. On Thursday, the 14th, the team will play West Clermont at Friendly Meadows at 4 PM.
Women’s golf
Loveland Varsity women’s golf is tied for second with a 2-1 conference win/loss. The team is neck-in-neck with Turpin and Anderson.
Results
AUG. 2017
RESULT
Fri. 4
Loveland 182, Mt Notre Dame 197
Tue. 15
Loveland 186, Kings 191
Wed. 16
Loveland 176, Anderson 197
Thu. 17
at Princeton **score not reported**
Tue. 22
Turpin 188, Loveland 193
Wed. 23
Loveland 184, Milford 196
Thu. 31
Loveland 177, Bishop Fenwick 210
SEP. 2017
RESULT
Tue. 5
Loveland 191, Anderson 228
Wed. 6
Loveland 182, Lakota West 205
Thu. 7
Loveland 180, Little Miami 224
Last week, the team beat Little Miami, Lakota West and Anderson.
On Tuesday, the 12th the team will take on Fairfield at a time TBA at Walden Pond. On Thursday, the 14th the Lady Tigers will compete against Kings at 3:30 PM at O’Bannon Creen Golf Course.
Women’s Tennis
Loveland Varsity women’s tennis is tied for second with Walnut Hills with a 3-1 conference record. Last week, the team beat Lakota West 3-0 and West Clermont 5-0.
Results
AUG. 2017
OPPONENT
RESULT
RECORD
Fri. 11
Mount Notre Dame
W 4 – 1
1 – 0 (0 – 0)
Mon. 14
Wilmington
W 5 – 0 postseason
2 – 0 (0 – 0)
Tue. 15
at Oak Hills
W 5 – 0
3 – 0 (0 – 0)
Wed. 16
at Springboro
L 4 – 1
3 – 1 (0 – 0)
Mon. 21
Beavercreek
L 3 – 2
3 – 2 (0 – 0)
Tue. 22
Kings
W 5 – 0
4 – 2 (1 – 0)
Wed. 23
at St. Ursula
L 5 – 0 postseason
4 – 3 (1 – 0)
Thu. 24
Turpin
L 5 – 0
4 – 4 (1 – 1)
Wed. 30
at Lakota East
L 4 – 1
4 – 5 (1 – 1)
Thu. 31
Anderson
W 5 – 0
5 – 5 (2 – 1)
SEP. 2017
OPPONENT
RESULT
RECORD
Wed. 6
Lakota West
W 3 – 0
6 – 5 (2 – 1)
Thu. 7
at West Clermont
W 5 – 0
7 – 5 (3 – 1)
Fri. 8
at Milford
score not reported
7 – 5 (3 – 1)
On Monday, the 11th, the team will take on Walnut Hills away at 4 PM. On Wednesday, the 13th, the tennis team will compete against Sycamore B at 4 PM at home. On Thursday, the 14th, the team will play at the at Coaches Classic at 4 PM at a location TBA. On Saturday, the 16th, the team will finish their competition in the Coaches Classic at 8 AM.
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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.
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Senior, Brice Grieshop dribbles in the Campbell County game. Brice scored for Loveland, helping secure their decisive 8-0 victory
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