Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky High School Sports Scores: Oct. 12–18
High School Sports Roundup: October 12–18 – Soccer and Volleyball Showcases Across the Region
As the fall sports season continues to heat up, high school teams across Northern Kentucky and Southwest Ohio delivered standout performances on the soccer fields and volleyball courts. From shutouts to dramatic overtime finishes, the week’s action was filled with intensity, skill, and memorable moments. Below is a detailed recap of the top results from October 12 through October 18, showcasing dominant displays and emerging stars.
Boys Soccer Highlights
The KHSAA district playoffs saw several powerhouse teams advance with commanding victories, while others fought hard in tightly contested matches.
KHSAA 32nd District Semifinals
– Simon Kenton 8, Williamstown 0
A clean sheet victory for Simon Kenton, who controlled the tempo throughout and showcased a balanced attack. The team’s defense remained impenetrable, with goalkeeper Noah Carter making key saves to preserve the shutout.
KHSAA 33rd District Semifinals
– Ryle 3, Boone County 0
Ryle’s offense found its rhythm early, with three goals from different players highlighting their depth.
– Cooper 2, Conner 1
In a close battle, Cooper edged out Conner in a tense match that went down to the final minutes. The game-winning goal came in the second half, sealing a crucial advancement.
KHSAA 35th District Semifinals
– Beechwood 2, Holy Cross 0
Beechwood dominated possession and capitalized on counterattacks, with two well-placed goals securing their spot in the next round.
KHSAA 36th District Final
– Newport Central Catholic 4, Highlands 2
NCC delivered a strong performance, overcoming a late rally from Highlands. Their defense held firm under pressure, and their attacking trio combined for four goals.
KHSAA 37th District Semifinals
– Bishop Brossart 5, Scott 0
Bishop Brossart’s offense exploded, with multiple scorers contributing. The team’s discipline and cohesion were evident throughout the match.
Other Notable Results
– McNicholas 2, Badin 0
– Alter 5, Fenwick 0
– Lakota West 5, Middletown 0
– Fairfield 2, Oak Hills 1
– Mason 1, Sycamore 0
– Hamilton 2, Princeton 0
– CHCA 2, Kings 2 (Tied)
– Taylor 3, Cincinnati Christian 0
– Madeira 9, Mt. Healthy 0
– Wyoming 5, Reading 0
– Indian Hill 10, Deer Park 0
– New Richmond 6, Clark Montessori 0
– Georgetown 5, Blanchester 0
– Ross 1, Edgewood 0
Girls Soccer Standouts
The girls’ soccer slate featured dominant defensive efforts and explosive scoring runs, especially in district semifinals and quarterfinals.
KHSAA 34th District Semifinals
– St. Henry 8, Lloyd Memorial 0
St. Henry’s offensive machine rolled through Lloyd Memorial, with multiple goals from different players. The shutout marked their fifth consecutive clean sheet.
– Dixie Heights 6, Villa Madonna 1
Dixie Heights showed resilience after a tough first half, coming back strong in the second to secure their place in the next round.
KHSAA 32nd District Semifinals
– Walton-Verona 3, Grant County 0
Walton-Verona’s defense was relentless, recording their 14th shutout of the season—setting a new school record. Goalkeepers Fuller, Turner, and Sullivan combined for the win, with Lemming making two critical saves.
KHSAA 33rd District Semifinals
– Ryle 11, Boone County 11 (OT)
This thrilling match ended in a draw after regulation, forcing overtime. Both teams battled fiercely, but neither could claim victory in extra time.
KHSAA 34th District Quarterfinals
– Lloyd Memorial 1, Ludlow 0 (OT)
A lone goal by Bautista in overtime gave Lloyd Memorial the edge in a tense showdown.
KHSAA 35th District Semifinals
– Notre Dame 13, Holmes 0
Notre Dame’s offense was unstoppable, with a barrage of goals in the first half alone.
KHSAA 36th District Semifinals
– Highlands 16, Dayton 0
A historic performance, as Highlands scored 16 goals in a single game—marking one of the highest-scoring games of the season.
– Newport Central Catholic 9, Bellevue 0
NCC continued their strong form, maintaining a perfect defensive record against lower-ranked opponents.
KHSAA 37th District Semifinals
– Bishop Brossart 8, Calvary Christian 0
Smith led the charge with three goals, while Fuller added two. The defense, anchored by Ritter and Scharold, recorded another shutout.
KHSAA 38th District Semifinals
– Harrison County 7, Pendleton County 1
Harrison County’s midfield control allowed them to dictate pace and create numerous chances.
– Harrison County 4, Pendleton County 0
A follow-up win confirmed their dominance in the region.
Other Notable Results
– Wyoming 6, Princeton 1
– Indian Hill 1, Alter 1 (Tied)
Girls Volleyball Action
Volleyball teams delivered high-energy matches across all regions, with several squads pushing past rivals in five-set battles.
Key Matches
– Fenwick (19-2) d. Roger Bacon (13-8) 25-12, 25-9, 25-13
Fenwick’s powerful serving and consistent hitting overwhelmed Roger Bacon.
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Mason (16-5, 9-0 GMC) d. Sycamore (13-7, 8-1 GMC) 25-18, 21-25, 25-20, 25-15
Mason weathered a scare in the second set before closing it out decisively. -
Princeton (8-12, 3-6 GMC) d. Hamilton (5-15, 1-8 GMC) 25-16, 25-20, 25-16
Princeton’s aggressive play proved too much for Hamilton. -
Milford (14-5, 12-2 ECC) d. Walnut Hills (8-13, 3-12 ECC) 25-18, 25-13, 25-18
Milford’s height advantage and solid blocking sealed the win. -
Kings (17-3, 15-0 ECC) d. West Clermont (2-17, 2-12 ECC) 25-19, 25-4, 25-13
Kings swept the match with minimal resistance. -
Little Miami (9-10, 7-7 ECC) d. Turpin (7-14, 7-8 ECC) 25-15, 25-17, 24-26, 25-15
A grueling fourth set tested Little Miami’s endurance. -
Indian Hill (11-10, 8-5 CHL) d. Deer Park (10-11, 4-9 CHL) 25-13, 25-16, 25-13
Indian Hill’s consistency carried them through. -
Wyoming (15-5, 10-3 CHL) d. Reading (3-17, 2-11 CHL) 23-25, 25-19, 25-11, 25-11
Wyoming bounced back from a loss in the first set. -
Miami Valley Christian (13-9) d. Batavia (8-13) 25-23, 28-26, 25-18
A marathon match decided by two nail-biting sets. -
Norwood (12-8) d. Bethel-Tate (8-11) 25-15, 25-20, 25-22
Norwood’s experience shone in clutch moments. -
East Clinton (15-4, 9-2 SBAAC) d. Clermont Northeastern (17-5, 11-1 SBAAC) 19-25, 16-25, 25-19, 25-20, 15-10
A five-set thriller that showcased both teams’ grit. -
Georgetown (3-15, 3-9 SBAAC) d. Blanchester (3-14, 3-9 SBAAC) 25-20, 15-25, 25-23, 25-23
Another dramatic finish, with Georgetown winning in four sets. -
Ross (20-2, 9-1 SWBL) d. Edgewood (6-15, 1-9 SWBL) 25-5, 25-4, 25-14
Ross wrapped up the match in convincing fashion.
Stay tuned for updates on upcoming matchups and athlete recognitions. Submit your Team or Athlete of the Week nominations by Monday morning to mlaughman@enquirer.com.