Our Program
Athletics are an essential component of the Miami Valley School educational experience. Win or lose, our athletes learn the value of sportsmanship, build self-confidence and develop leadership skills.
Fall – Soccer, Girls Tennis
Winter – Basketball
Spring – Girls Lacrosse, Track and Field, Boys Tennis
Athletics Team
Mario Carrillo
Athletic Director
Marvin Hernandez
Assistant Athletic Director/Physical Education
Our Sports
Athletics are an essential component of the Miami Valley School educational experience. Win or lose, our athletes learn the value of sportsmanship, build self-confidence and develop leadership skills.
Varsity Boys Soccer
Varsity Girls Soccer
Varsity Golf
Varsity Cross Country
Varsity Girls Tennis
JV Girls Tennis
Middle School Boys Soccer
Middle Schoool Girls Soccer
Middle School Girls Tennis
Middle School Golf
Varsity Boys Basketball
JV Boys Basketball
Varsity Girls Basketball
JV Girls Basketball
Varsity Swimming
Varsity Bowling
Middle School Boys Basketball
Middle School Girls Basketball
Varsity Girls Lacrosse
Varsity Boys Tennis
JV Boys Tennis
Varsity Track & Field
Middle School Girls Lacrosse
Middle School Boys Tennis
Middle School Track & Field
Scores and
Schedules
Our students compete all over the Miami Valley and beyond, in a multitude of sports. Check out when and where the team you support plays next or the results of their last contest.
Athletic Training
The athletes we put on the field have a team of licensed medical professionals to make sure they are playing safely and at their peak performance.
The athletic trainer monitors the athlete and their progress focusing on the athlete reaching: full range of motion, strength, balance, body awareness, and functional training specific to their sport and position. Our goal is that the athlete returns to their sport healthy and confident to ensure a safe return to play to minimize re-injury and/or injury to another area.
Training
Room
Hours
Fall
Monday, Thursday, Friday
3:30 -5:30
Winter
Monday, Thursday, Friday
3:30 -5:30
Spring
Monday-Friday
3:30 -5:30
MVS College Athletes
Angela Bethel (’05), Lake Erie College
Emily Edwards (’10), Denison University
Kailey Ketterer (’11), Miami University Middletown
Daisy Brown (’12), Middlebury College
Shelby Carpenter (’12), Lake Erie College
Robby Tate (’12), Denison University
Elea Karras (’16), Ohio Wesleyan
Tia Karras (’17), Ohio Wesleyan
Robin Minturn (’91), Haverford College
KJ Helmstetter (’02), Carnegie Mellon University
Erika Shaver (’10), Furman University
Elliot Watson (’11), Carnegie Mellon University
Stephanie Choo (’12), Brown University
Tom Elmer, Jr (’84), Kenyon College
Tim Cleary (’85), Dartmouth College
Shelley Beeson (’98), Ohio State University
Angela Bethel (’05), Lake Erie College
Eric Kissinger (’05), Haverford College
Xander Subashi (’05), Haverford College
Alyssa Bethel (’06), Lake Erie College
Erick DeVore (’06), Rhodes College
Rachel Atkins (’07), Washington University
Laura Kissinger (’07), DePauw University
Kingsley Schroeder (’10), Washington & Lee
Matt Howard (’11), University of Dayton
Cameron Porter (’11), Princeton University
Kelsey Clark (’12), College of Wooster
Stefan Cleveland (’12), Dartmouth College
Sarah Caughey (’11), Dartmouth College
Jon Nguyen (’11), Haverford College
Corri Johnson (’12), Amherst College
Galen Squiers (’12), Williams College
Ian Squiers (’15), Bowdoin College
Susan Rudd Rice (’80)
Gene Hagen (’83), Sinclair, Wright State University
Julie Bedford (’84)
Jennifer Stein (’84), Emory
Jenell Ross (’88), FAMU
Daniel Malarkey (’03), Grinnell
Jack Adam (’08), Denison University
Rachel Edwards (’08), Hanover College
Julie Kirkland (’08), University of Dayton
Natasha Sharma (’08), Kalamazoo College
Rheanna Morehart (’14), Northern Kentucky University
Tom Adam, Eastern Michigan University
Shavonne Stanek (’12), Oberlin College
Ryan Carr (’13 ), Capital University
Julia German (’07), Case Western Reserve
Stacy Skidmore (’06), Palm Beach Atlantic Cheerleading
Sam Williams (’07), University of Pennsylvania
Nate Benedict (’11), Centre College
Bob Dyer (’11), Lafayette College
Alex Zorniger (’11), Tufts University
Ben Cole (’12), Denison University
Sarah Kolodzik (’14), University of Virginia
Allyson Clark (’12), Denison University
Kyle Hembree (’12), Transylvania University
Willis Lemon (’12), Mercer University
Allen Couch (’15), Asbury University
Bret Schell (’15), Hanover College
Alyssa Bethel (’06), Lake Erie College
Tim Wibowo (’08), Case Western Reserve
Nathan Mitchell (’17), Tufts
Robin Minturn (’91), Haverford College
Jay Cosby (’04), Denison University
KJ Helmstetter (’02), Carnegie Mellon University
Angela Bethel (’05), Lake Erie College
Elaina Cromer (’10), Cal-Poly
Laurel Cooney (’11), University of Cincinnati/Marietta College
Kathleen Norris (’11), Rhodes College
Caitlin Pohl (’11), Tufts University
Keta Burke-Williams (’11), Dartmouth College
Shelby Carpenter (’12), Lake Erie College
Marissa Peppel (’12), Hanover College
Daniel Kolodzik (’08), Princeton University
Awards and Honors
The Miami Valley School Athletic Hall of Fame was created in 2004 to honor former MVS athletes who participated in an outstanding way in interscholastic athletics during their high school years. To be eligible, a student must have played one or more sports for MVS and must have graduated 10 or more years before the date of his or her selection. Also considered for the Hall of Fame are coaches, athletic directors, and others who have served MVS in significant ways through the athletic program.
The following are members of The Miami Valley School Athletic Hall of Fame:
2004
David Jones ’82, Soccer/Basketball
Raymond J. McGuire ’75, Basketball
Vinnie Romeo ’89, Soccer/Golf/Basketball, Baseball
Sue Rudd ’80, Tennis/Basketball
Quinn Speck ’76, Soccer/Basketball/Lacrosse
2005
Tommy Elmer ’84, Soccer/Basketball
Sharyn Jackson (AD & Coach), Field Hockey/Basketball
Kathy Mobley ’81, Track/Soccer
Julie Moore ’83, Soccer
Vin Romeo (Coach), Tennis, Basketball
2006
Lisa Cawley ’90, Tennis/Basketball/Softball
Lisa Dieruf Stone ’85, Soccer/Tennis Basketball
Maria Ferraro (Coach), Basketball, Softball
Jon Freeman ’86, Basketball/Tennis
Jim Moyer ’77, Soccer/Basketball
2007
Bill Glisson (Coach), Basketball/Softball/Soccer
Lisa Romeo ’86, Softball/Tennis/Basketball
2008
Mitch Emoff ’79, Soccer/Basketball/Tennis
Craig Young ’87, Basketball/Baseball/Golf
2009
David Albert ’96, Tennis
Debbie Liebowitz ’82, Soccer/Basketball/Softball
2010
Greg Alling ’84, Basketball/Tennis
Shelley Besson ’99, Basketball/Soccer
2012
Tom Evans ’78, Soccer/Basketball
Jen Stein ’84, Tennis/Basketball/Softball
2013
Becky Adam ’02, Tennis/Basketball
Mario Carrillo (Coach), Soccer
John Sacerdote (AD & Coach), Soccer/Basketball
2014
Randy Duff (Coach) Basketball
2015
Angela Bethel ’05, Basketball/Soccer/Track & Field/Softball
Michael Economou ’83, Tennis/Soccer
Molly Jackson ’94, Soccer/Basketball/Track & Field/Baseball
Richard Taylor ’82, Tennis
2016
David Sayler ’87, Soccer
2017
No Award Given
2018
Alyssa Bethel ’06, Soccer/Basketball/Softball
Daniel Kolodzik ’08, Wrestling
Presented to the senior athlete who has demonstrated consistent academic performance and who exemplifies the qualities of good sportsmanship, leadership, and integrity in dealing with teammates and coaches.
2006
Emily Nelson
2007
John Folkerth
2008
Sarah Patzer
2009
Tyler Benedict
2010
Erika Shaver
2011
Caitlin Pohl
2012
Lauren Shaver
2013
Robbie Weinstein
2014
Katherine Brown
2015
Nathaniel Choo
2016
Hunter Graham & Asa Leventhal
2017
Chloe Hemm
2018
Kristen Ahner & Makul Sharma
This award goes to one male and one female upper school students. The recipient does not needs to be an athlete; but students should possess the following qualities: respect for competitors and officials; responsiveness to coaching; supportive of team and teammates in all situations; recognizes and accepts role on the team; willing to assist in development and growth of program; lack of selfishness; promoter of MVS and teams; and positive leader.
2006
JaeHo Choi & Kathryn Braunlin
2007
Natasha Sharma & Sean Curran
2008
Tyler Benedict & Rachel Edwards
2009
Akash Goyal & Emily Edwards
2010
Patrick Kastle & Sarah Edwards
2011
Jonathan Nguyen & Fernanda Canessa
2012
Ben Cole & Brittany Bair
2013
Richard Smith & Macy Merle
2014
Noland Robinson & Christine Adib
2015
Jenny Grossmann & Ben John
2016
Taylor Felder & Michael Perevozchikov
2017
Kayln Hopkins & Joe Keller
2018
Lycia Cromer & Armaan Cheema
This adult award may be presented to a coach, teacher, administrator, booster, or supporter of the school program. This person continually exemplifies good sportsmanship; is a positive role model for others; reflects a high level of ethics and integrity in dealing with students and the interscholastic athletic program; supports and demonstrates positive values; and has contributed to the well being of the youth of the school.
2006
Michael Coleman
2007
Mario Carrillo
2008
Nancy Clements Beasley
2009
Jannie Brown
2010
Kathy Kissinger
2011
Christie Kemper
2012
Logan Allen
2013
Katie Jenkins
2014
Marti Cole
2015
Carly Carey
2016
Mark Jones
2017
Laura LaFave
2018
Chris Call
One male and one female student at the end of the junior year are nominated for the program. Three areas are considered equally: athletic achievement, academic excellence and community service.
2006
John Folkerth & Julia Smith
2007
Sarah Patzer & Daniel Kolodzik
2008
Akash Goyal & Katie Jordan
2009
Erika Shaver & Sam Guggenheimer
*No longer given
Presented to the varsity athlete who through leadership, athletic ability, good sportsmanship, strong endeavor, and perseverance have best represented MVS.
2006
Rachel Atkins & Kevin Malarkey
2007
Lasena Badger & William Hensel
2008
Janae Poppa-Deis & Daniel Kolodzik
2009
Julie Kirkland & Michael Straus
2010
Destiny Carpenter & Alex Zorniger
2011
Kailey Ketterer & Nate Benedict
2012
Shelby Carpenter & Galen Squiers
2013
Sarah Kolodzik & Harrison Smith
2014
Rheanna Morehart & Matt Cole
2015
Ashley Trout & Alex Hemm
2016
Taylor Middleton & Carter Haak
2017
Alyssa Clements & Michael Perevozchikov
2018
Taylor Felder & Colton Morehart
Presented annually to the MVS senior who has: participated in at least two sports while at MVS; shown commitment to and involvement in the total MVS athletic program; achieved success from hard work, desire, and dedication; given maximum effort in all athletic endeavors;inspired others through his/her determination; shown support for teammates as well as to other MVS teams/programs; a positive approach/outlook; and possesses a true love for sport.
2006
Alyssa Bethel
2007
Laura Kissinger
2008
Jae Ho Choi
2009
Janae Poppa-Deis
2010
Jake Brown
2011
Kathleen Norris
2012
Daisy Brown
2013
John Chauvin
2014
Owen Robinette
2015
Jon Idle
2016
Jenny Grossmann
2017
Charlie Lyon
2018
Kaelan Patel
This award is defined by guidelines set forth by the OHSAA Board of Control and goes to a senior male and female with the highest GPA at the end of their senior year semester. The recipients must have a minimum of four varsity letters in all sports combined.
2006
Jake Brereton & Maddie Dunfee
2007
Eric Reed & Rachel Atkins
2008
Paige Zorniger & Chris Carlson
2009 presented by State Farm
Julie Kirkland & Tyler Benedict
2010
Raychel Santo & Sam Guggenheimer
2011
Sarah Caughey & Cameron Porter
2012
Arianna Yanes & Stefan Cleveland
2013
Brittany Bair & Bill Dyer
2014
Mai Givhan & Conner Imbody
2015
Maansi Kulkarni & Saagar Kulkarni
2016
Madison Choo & Kinnera Vallabhaneni
2017
Tia Karras & Nathan Mitchell
2018
Jack Butler, Eleanor Liu, Meghan McDonough & Marc Williams
This award is intended to bring credit to a very special student who has been involved in, or supportive of, the interscholastic athletic program, and who deserves recognition for courage. This award is not designed to specifically recognize special education students; however, they should not be excluded should their situation merit consideration.
2006
Mary Stoecklein
2007
Madison Kretzler
2008
Claire Doty
2009
Michael Straus
2010
Katie Adib
2011
Sarah Workman
2012
David Busarow
2013
Schuyler Ray
2014
Not given
2015
Elizabeth Johnson
2016
Meredith Chauvin
2017
Sydney Fallen
2018
Olivia Schrager
Presented to one male and one female senior student – who may or may not have participated in athletics during the current school year – who displays exemplary sportsmanship, ethics and integrity. They exhibit qualities that embody good citizenship, good moral character and good sporting behavior. Are positive role models for others and should encourage others to be positive role models. Criteria and method of selection – outside the criteria listed – is entirely the decision of school administrators.
2017
Liz Bush & Colton Morehart
2018
Lexi Galiardi & Jordan Hunter
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