Each week throughout the school year, we’ll feature the student athletes nominated by their coaches as Eastern Cincinnati Conference Athletes of the Week. Congratulations to each award recipient!

Bethany Adams: Girls Soccer

Bethany’s unique strength to encourage the team on and off the field became one of our biggest assets. Her strong work ethic and encouragement at practices increased the productivity of her teammates. Bethany’s biggest impact was during each game. Cheering her teammates on, while on or off the field, continually gave us the spark we needed. She is our final Athlete of the Week but also deserves the award for most lovable!

Thomas Cunningham and Charlie Gehringer: Boys Soccer

Sophomore goalkeeper Thomas Cunningham had 12 saves and posted a shutout in our 2-0 victory in the District Final against Mason. In addition, he had eight saves and a shutout in our 2-0 victory District semi vs. Fairfield. Senior Charlie Gehringer scored both goals in our victory against Mason.

Boys Cross Country Squad

Danny Haders (10), Charlie Leatherwood (11), Phineas List (12), Henry Newman (12), Garrett Sattler (11), Parker St. Clair (12), Chase Vincent (11), and Hunter Vincent (11) accomplished what no team from Milford has accomplished since 1988 by qualifying as a team for the Ohio State Championship race with their performance at the Southwest Regional Meet on Saturday. These guys have worked hard all season, and their dedication and efforts paid off in a huge way at Troy. They race next week at Fortress Obetz and are not done yet this season!

Nora Lindley: Girls Cross Country

Nora had an awesome race on Saturday at the Regional Championships. Her performance helped the team to claim its second consecutive Regional title. Nora has shown great consistency and toughness throughout her sophomore season.

Beachle Mathes: Girls Volleyball

Against Centerville in the District Final, she hit at a .304% with 10 kills. She passed a 2.3 and was a consistent and reliable player in this game for us. Baechle carried the energy and helped our team in hard moments in this match. Against Walnut in the District Semifinals, Baechle passed a 2.5 and had a hitting percentage of .286% with six kills on 14 attempts. Baechle was a key contributor for us this week in the tournament.