SPORTS & RECREATION
MARCH 20, 2013 • NORTHEAST SUBURBAN LIFE • A7
MSJ names Moeller grad as coach Lee Meyer, a former Ball State University player with an extensive coaching background, has been hired as the men’s assistant volleyball coach at the College of Mount St. Joseph, head coach Ryan Lengerich announced. Meyer, a Cincinnati native, was a two-year starter for the Ball State University Cardinals while a member of the team from 2008-2011. During his career, the Division I team was ranked as high as No. 6 in the country. “Lee brings a strong playing background and high-level coaching experience to the College of Mount St. Joseph program,” Lengerich said. “He comes from a volleyball family and has deep ties to the local volleyball community. His values and commitment to community service is right in line with the mission at the Mount. He will be a huge asset to the program. In 2012 Meyer served as the varsity volleyball assistant coach at Moeller High School, helping lead the team to its seventh state championship and a 25-2 record. He has also served
as the head trainer at the Cincinnati Volleyball Academy, where he helped develop more than 200 athletes. While a player at Moeller High School, Meyer was a threeyear starter from 2005-2007 and helped lead the team to a state runner-up finish in 2006; and championships in 2005 and 2007. He competed two years for Cincinnati Attack Volleyball Club and was a member of the U.S. Youth National A2 team in 2006. In addition, he also competed professionally for one season in Costa Rica for the Rio Grande Atenas, where he also served as a missionary in the local community. “I am extremely excited to have Lee join the Mount family. He is an engaging, positive and well-rounded person,” Lengerich added. On the court, Meyer will focus on training blockers and will work closely with the outside hitters, according to Lengerich. Meyer has a bachelor’s of architecture degree from Ball State University and currently resides in Maineville, Ohio.
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Sprong said. “It’s definitely a confidence booster.” After bowing out in the Division I state quarterfinals last season, Sprong is hoping for more in 2013. “… We are trying to focus on the fundamentals and hopefully we pay attention to the details and the big picture falls into place by the end of the year,” the coach said. “We are optimistic and have an excited group coming back.” The Bombers start April 6 against Western Reserve .
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Greiwe will play defense for Holy Cross in 2014. Russert is a four-year starter in goal and provides rare stability seen in high school sports these days in net. “It’s reassuring for everyone having someone back there basically as a coach of the field who can direct the defense besides being a great stopper,”
Ladies pro racquetball tour heats
The Wilson Tour For Hope Racquetball Tournament left its mark on Cincinnati at CourtHouse Fitness Center , recently, when the top-ranked women racquetball players in the world convened for a Tier 1 stop on the 2012-2013 Ladies Professional Racquetball Tour. Top prize went to Paola Longoria, the current world champion and No. 1-ranked player on the LPRT, of Tijuana, Mexico, with second going to twotime world champion Rhonda Rajsich, of Phoenix, Ariz. Nearly 115 amateurs also competed in the event. Proceeds from this event benefit the Cris Collinsworth Pro Scan Fund, providing mammograms to local women in need. Local professional and the No. 7-ranked player on the LPRT Kerri Wachtel of Oakley finished in the top 16. Professional racquetball matches are the best three out of five games. Each game is played to 11 points and each game must be won by 2 points. Points are only scored during a player’s service. Once a player loses a rally on her serve, the service goes to the opponent. The LPRT official partners for the 2012-13 season are Ekelton, Wilson, HEAD, Gearbox-
The Wilson Tour for Hope Ladies Pro Racquetball Tournament comes to CourtHouse Fitness in Madeira. Reigning world champion Paola Longoria of Mexico defeated former World Champion Rhonda Rajsich of Arizona in the title match. This tournament brought in 25 of the Ladies Pros from around the globe. Pictured are Ladies Pro Racquetball Tournament Deputy Commissioner Andy Kulback, champion Longoria, tournament co-director Kerri Wachtel, runner-up Rajsich and tournament co-director Chris Wachtel. THANKS TO LAURAN MCHAFFIE
,WebbyCards.com, RacquetSKINZ, Racquetspot, Layer Cake Creative, KMK Law, and Gilliam & Associates, P.C. CPAs. Local sponsors for the Wilson Tour for Hope are Gold Sponsor: Life Safety Inspection Services; Silver Sponsors: Keller Williams Pinnacle Group, First Place Bank, Recreations Outlet, Florence Hardware, Banacom Signs, Dr. Chris Leary DDS, Wingate
Packaging, Phelan Fitness, H&T Services , DLS Consulting; and Bronze Sponsors: Madeira Construction, RDI Marketing Services, Jake Sweeney Automotive, Helsinger Plumbing & Pool Service and IHT Insurance Agency Group. CourtHouse Fitness Center is a locally owned fitness center at 8229 Camargo Road. Call 271-3388 or email, courthousefitness@gmail.com.
PRESS PREPS HIGHLIGHTS By Scott Springer
Sportsman nominees
The nomination period for the fifth-annual Community Press and Recorder Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year award is approaching in early April. The CP/CR sports staff seeks starting, stand-out athletes of great character and strong academic standing to
represent each newspaper as its Sportsman or Sportswoman of the Year. Readers will nominate these junior or senior athletes via cincinnati.com, names that will be verified through the school as meeting the criteria and placed on ballots for the public’s vote. Readers can vote once a day for their favorite athlete. Winners for 2013 will receive two Reds tickets courtesy of the Cincinnati Reds, a cer-
tificate and a story to be published in a late June edition. The nominations and voting are done online at cincinnati.com. Neither the articles, nominations forms nor ballots will count against the meter, so you do not have to be a Cincinnati Enquirer/cincinnati.com subscriber to nominate or vote on your favorite candidate. Email mlaughman@communitypress.com with questions.
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