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Enquirer announces Oct. 16 athlete of the week winners

Cincinnati Enquirer readers made their choices for the Oct. 16 Beacon Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine Athletes of the Week.

Enquirer announces Oct. 16 athlete of the week winners

The Enquirer has announced the winners of the Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine Athletes of the Week for the 2026-2027 high school sports year, up to October 11. Readers could vote multiple times using new polling software on desktop, mobile web, or app. Winners may request a PDF of their certificate by emailing prepsports@enquirer.com. Families can then take photos of the certificates to be included in a future gallery. Here are the athletes chosen from the high school performances:

1. Turpin (Ohio big-school football) won a close game against Lebanon with over 700 yards of offense.

2. McNicholas (Ohio small-school football) forced five turnovers in a significant 20-7 victory over Alter.

3. Ryle (Northern Kentucky/Indiana football) edged Campbell County 30-6.

4. Wilmington soccer (boys fall team) dominated Goshen 6-0, extending their winning streak to 11 games.

5. McNicholas cross country (girls) won the New Richmond Invitational with a close 69-67 victory over Cincinnati Trailblazers.

6. Ian Trombley (Ohio boys cross-country runner) set a new personal best of 15:35.4 at Eaton.

7. Parker Litmer (Northern Kentucky/Indiana boys cross-country runner) contributed to Bishop Brossart's Division II team title.

8. Ella McConnell (Ohio girls cross-country runner) secured a fourth-place finish in her senior season with a 20:15.4 time at New Richmond.

9. Lilah Elliott (Northern Kentucky/Indiana girls cross-country runner) took fifth place at NKAC Division I championships in 19:53.5.

10. Mamie Maringer (Summit Country Day) contributed to the team’s nine corners in the field hockey game against Oxford.

11. Logan Von Holle (St. Xavier) led the team to a 38-14 win over La Salle with six receptions for 167 yards and three touchdowns.

12. Braylon Dennis (Deer Park) secured a momentum-shifting 70-yard pick-six and 10 total tackles in the win against Taylor.

13. Jack Basinger (Ryle) converted two of three field-goal attempts and his lone extra-point try in the Raiders’ 13-6 win over Campbell County.

14. Brock Shuluga (Milford) had a 72 at districts and won a playoff to advance to the Division I state tournament.

15. Ellie Fight (Milford) finished in a tie for third at districts and advanced to state.

16. Lucas Ballard (Harrison) scored two goals and provided an assist in a 3-0 win over West Clermont.

17. Keelan Baumann (Goshen) made 16 saves in a 6-0 loss to Wilmington.

18. Aiden Susner (Dixie Heights) posted shutouts in goal in wins over Beechwood and Holy Cross.

19. Alexa Voelkerding (Seton) had two goals and three assists in a 3-0 win over Mount Notre Dame and a 2-1 win over Mercy McAuley.

20. Lindsay Huff (Talawanda) scored two goals in a 7-0 win over Edgewood.

21. Ella Lengle (Walton-Verona) had two goals and an assist in the 4-0 win over Scott County.

22. Lucy Hanser (Mariemont) reached state with a fourth-place finish at district with a 6-2, 6-2 and 6-2, 6-0 win.

23. Allie Tully-Mia Eberlein (Mariemont) advanced to state with the junior-senior doubles team, finishing fourth in the district tournament.

24. Piper Thomas (Walnut Hills) had 24 assists, eight digs, and three aces in the five-set win over New Richmond.

25. Maddie Hambidge (Madeira) led the Amazons to a win over Indian Hill with 19 digs, 15 kills, and three assists.

26. Cecilia Reid (Newport Central Catholic) posted 29 digs, nine kills, two aces, and two assists in the 5-0 win over Dixie Heights.

27. Ciaran Skinner (Sycamore) turned in a full line of eight goals, three assists, five steals, three ejections drawn, and a field block in the 19-7 win against Moeller.

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