Enquirer announces Cincinnati Athletes of the Week, recognized on June 5
Cincinnati Enquirer announced the Athletes of the Week, as voted by readers, recognizing outstanding high school sports performances through May 31. Winners can now print their certificates digitally, and schools will no longer receive mailed copies. Notable achievements include Elder winning the district championship in Ohio big-school baseball and Taylor advancing to the regional finals in softball. Mariemont secured Region 8 championships in both boys and girls lacrosse, while individual honors went to athletes like Vince Fiorina and Morgan Raugh for their exceptional contributions. The voting closed on June 5, highlighting the competitive spirit of local high school athletics.
By the Numbers- Elder baseball team won the district title after defeating Hamilton and Beavercreek.
- Mariemont boys lacrosse team beat Indian Hill 15-4 and Fenwick 17-6 to advance to the state tournament.
- Winners can print certificates starting Monday via a provided Dropbox link.
- Families can email photos of the winners with their certificates for a gallery feature.
With the state tournament approaching, teams like Mariemont lacrosse will look to showcase their talents on a larger stage, while individual athletes prepare for regional and state competitions. The digital certificate process is set to streamline recognition for future winners.
Bottom LineThe Cincinnati Enquirer Athletes of the Week program is evolving to enhance visibility and accessibility for student-athletes, reflecting a commitment to celebrating local talent while adapting to feedback for better outreach.
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