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This spring, Cincinnati high schools have showcased remarkable athletic achievements, from St. Xavier’s first lacrosse championship since 2018 to Badin’s successful inaugural flag football season. McNicholas secured a second consecutive volleyball title, while athletes excelled in track and even fishing. The recently announced 2025 All-Stars celebrate standout players, and Seton High School’s upcoming all-girls sports complex promises exciting developments for future seasons. The dedication and hard work displayed by these student-athletes reflect the vibrancy of Cincinnati’s high school sports scene.

Cincinnati High School Sports Achievements: Spring 2025 Highlights and All-Stars Announced

Cincinnati has been buzzing with excitement this spring as local high schools showcased their incredible talent across various sports. With state titles on the line, student-athletes from different schools have stepped up and delivered some jaw-dropping performances.

St. Xavier’s Lacrosse Triumph

First off, let’s talk about St. Xavier, who clinched their first lacrosse state title since 2018. The Bombers fought hard throughout the season and put in a stellar performance to take home the championship trophy. This victory has surely ignited the spirits of both players and fans alike!

Badin’s Flag Football Glory

In a thrilling turn of events, Badin managed to win a flag football state championship in their very first season! What an amazing way to kick off a new program. Under the guidance of coach Mike Sebastian, the team ended the season with a fantastic 13-3 record. It’s safe to say they will be a force to reckon with in future seasons!

McNicholas Volleyball Success

Meanwhile, McNicholas continued its winning ways by securing a volleyball state championship, marking their second consecutive victory. With their eyes on the trophy, they have solidified their position as a top competitor in the state.

All-Star Recognition

As the spring sports season wraps up, the Enquirer’s 2025 All-Stars were announced, honoring standout players from various sports excluding softball and baseball. This recognition shines a spotlight on the dedication and hard work these athletes have demonstrated throughout the season.

Fishing Success Off the Field

In a unique highlight, Brandon Smith and Phoenix Parks from Covington Catholic showed how diverse talents can be by finishing ninth in the KHSAA state fishing tournament, with a combined catch totaling 21 pounds and 12 ounces. This marked their second consecutive top-10 finish after being state runner-ups in 2024. Their dedication to fishing only adds another layer to their athletic prowess!

Standout Football Players

Bella Heile from Badin led her team to victory with an impressive eight touchdowns and three interceptions throughout the season, including a crucial play in an intense overtime semifinal game. Evie Schoolfield from Mount Notre Dame caught attention by averaging three touchdowns per game, helping her team secure back-to-back city championships, along with a college offer from Lindsey Wilson University. Amazing accomplishments for both players!

Track and Field Achievements

In track and field, Cincinnati athletes have been smashing records and achieving personal bests. Lily Parke from Beechwood showed phenomenal speed by winning state titles in both the 800m and 1,600m, breaking records with her remarkable times of 2:15.96 and 4:59.88, respectively. Azarae Hawkins from Mason also earned district and GMC titles in the 100m and 200m dashes, placing third at the state level.

New Facilities Coming Soon

Exciting developments continue as Seton High School breaks ground on the first all-girls sports complex in the greater Cincinnati area! Set to open in the 2026 fall sports season, the new Seton Sports Complex will feature a turf field, an outdoor track, tennis & pickleball courts, and a two-story athletic center. This $16 million project is being funded by generous donors and grants and is part of the Seton Centennial initiative. Local officials believe this complex will help catalyze future developments in the area.

As we celebrate these impressive feats and recognize the dedication of athletes and coaches alike, it’s clear that spring 2025 has been quite the season for Cincinnati high school sports. With the bar set high, we can’t wait to see what the future holds!

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