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Fall Sports Wrap Up

November 24, 2025

This fall season highlighted the hard work, growth, and teamwork of athletes across all CJ sports. 

“This fall, our student athletes reminded us what perseverance truly looks like,” said Anthony Turner ’04, athletic director. “Through early mornings, late nights, and long seasons, they showed heart, grit, and unwavering commitment to their teams and school. We are deeply grateful for their resilience and passion. They’ve set the standard for what it means to compete with faith, pride, and purpose. Go Eagles!”  

SOCCER

Both the boys and girls soccer teams advanced to the district finals, each finishing as District Runner-Up. The boys finished the season with a 7–9–2 record, falling to Indian Hill in the district finals, while the girls posted a 9–6–4 record and ended their run against Ross. Their achievements reflected a season of hard work, teamwork, and determination.

Boys Soccer GCL All-Team

1st Team: John Palmer ‘26

2nd Team:  Egide Bahati ‘26, Emmanuel Chol ‘26

Honorable Mention: Benji Milemba ‘28

Girls Soccer GCL All-Team

1st Team: Cara Cross ‘26, Sydney Haywood ‘27

2nd Team: Claire Downer ‘27, Maggie Bush ‘26

3rd Team: Tegan McDaniel ‘27

1st Team All District and All State: Cara Cross ‘26

2nd Team All District : Sydney Haywood ‘27, Clair Downer ‘27

Honorable Mention: Finley Overholser ‘26, Caroline Camacho ‘26, Penelope Nelson ‘26

“This soccer season was fun but also challenging. It taught me that playing together as a team can make even the hardest moments easier.” – Cara Cross ‘26, captain

“This year has had lots of ups and downs, but I think this has helped my team and I grow together and individually. Though it may not have had the results we wanted this year, I grew closer to my brothers, making memories that will last forever, which I’m very grateful for.” – Adrian Colhoun ‘26, captain

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

The girls volleyball team made an impressive run to the district semifinals, ending with a hard-fought match against Bellbrook and adding to CJ’s strong fall season.

Girls Volleyball GCL All-Team

1st Team:  Reese Thomas ‘26

2nd Team: Emily Lehmann ‘28

Honorable Mention: Maya Hodge ‘26

“Being a part of the volleyball team this year taught me so much about myself. From learning what hard-work really is, to resilience and teamwork. I am so grateful I was able to experience being a member of such a special team.” – Maya Hodge ‘26

GIRLS TENNIS

The girls tennis team swept the GCL, finishing with a strong 13–5 record. Four players — Paige Harsman ‘26 , Evy Powers ‘26, Isla Gilman ‘26, and Mya Jones ‘28 — advanced to the District tournament. Coach Jim Brooks was named GCL Coach of the Year, and Paige Harsman earned GCL Player of the Year honors.

Tennis GCL All-Team

1st Team: Paige Harsman ‘26, Evy Powers ‘26

2nd Team: Isla Gilman ‘26, Mya Jones ‘28, Brynn Good ‘26, Ameila Rodgers ‘28

Honorable Mention: Halle Newsom ‘26

“Throughout this tennis season, I was thrilled to help lead our team to earn the title of GCL Champions. I saw tremendous growth in all of my teammates, and I am so grateful to have been a part of such a positive environment.” – Paige Harsman ‘26

BOYS GOLF

The boys golf team posted an impressive 16–6 record, earning a trip to the District Tournament after a strong and consistent season on the course.

Boys Golf GCL All-Team

1st Team: Carter Westendorf ‘26

2nd Team: Quinn Farrell ‘28

3rd Team: Michael Cartone ‘26

“Ending my Senior year with my career low (66) made up for any missed putts, and taught me how much I want to continue in the sport.” – Michael Carton ‘26

GIRLS GOLF

The girls golf team wrapped up a 2–9 season marked by growth, persistence, and continued improvement on the course

“Golf has been one of the sports I can just go and play to have fun. I have had so many great experiences throughout my golf seasons, and I would never trade them for the world” – Aubrey Kolton ‘26

CROSS COUNTRY

The boys and girls cross country teams advanced eight runners—Jane Haley ‘28, Miriam Stebel ‘27, Maggie Cope ‘28, Daniel Lehner ‘27, Preston Goff ‘27, Kian Palmer  ‘27, Quentin Henderson Jacobs ‘26, and Calvin Good ‘27—to the OHSAA Regional Meet, capping off a season of perseverance and progress.

Cross Country GCL All-Team

1st Team:  Daniel Lehner ‘27 and Preston Goff ‘27

2nd Team: Quentin Henderson Jacobs ‘26

Honorable Mention: Kian Palmer ‘27, Calvin Good ‘27, and Jane Haley ‘28.

“This season meant a lot to me because of the bond I built with my teammates. Every race and workout pushed me to be better not just for myself but for the whole team.” – Quentin Henderson Jacobs ‘26

FOOTBALL

The football team finished 5th in GCL play with a 1–4 record and 1–9 overall. After a season of hard work and player development, the Eagles demonstrated resilience and commitment both on and off the field.

Football All-GCL Team

1st Team: Devon Wilcox ‘27, Nigel Hertz ‘27

2nd Team: Anthony Clemens ‘27, Elias Dangerfield ‘27, Devan Donelson ‘26, Xavier Thomas-Donnelly ‘26, Ronald Johnson ‘26, Malachi Maddox-Ringer ‘26

Honorable Mention: Jaiven Manley ‘27, Kayden Paschal ‘28

“Football is all about sacrifice, teamwork, trust, and communication. Without those, you’ll be nothing.” – Emily Schwartz ‘26, kicker

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