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Academic Awards Assembly Honorees

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The 37th Annual Academic Awards Assembly was held on November 29, 2012. Congratulations to all for a job well done.

The following students have maintained a cumulative weighted grade point average of 3.6 or above with no grade below a 70 percent at the end of the 2011-2012 school year. 

Sophomores   Ryan M. Arlinghaus, Patrick Q. Ballow, Alexander E. Beckes, Jacob T. Brueggeman, Wiley N. Carr, III, Lucas M. Foertsch, Grant K. Guenther, Christopher M. Holthaus, Parker J. Kenney, Joseph A. Marino, II, William F. McFarland, Craig J. McGhee, Walter G. Menke, Adrian E. Neff, Mitchell T. Rensing, Miso Rokvic, Grant R. Romes, Jacob T. Roth, Adam J. Ruwe, Mark D. Ryan, Benjamin A. Schmidt, Bo M. Schuh, Erik M. Schutzman, Todd A. Sheets, Jr., Kurtis M. Stegman, Caleb A. Summe and Cooper G. Theobald.

Juniors Connor L. Field, J. D. Henize, Adam P. Herrmann, Gregory R. Moellering and Andrew W. Wittmer.

Seniors Kevin P. Boerger, S. Alex Scanlon and Norbert D. Wessels.  

The following students have maintained a cumulative weighted grade point average of 3.6 or above with no grade below a 70 percent for two years.

Juniors Adam P. Atkinson, Brett D. Bauereis, Joseph M. Berns, Maxwell S. Boyle, Samuel A. Burchell, Daniel J. Chal, Nicholas A. Cheesman, Bradley T. Couch, Anthony R. Goebel, Jeremiah D. Greer, David W. Hacker, Evan J. Harmeling, Kyle R. Hennies, Benjamin P. Heppler, Thomas X. Hiltz, Adam P. Holstein-Seibert, J. Riley Kinsella, Zachary T. Landwehr, Thomas R. Lawler, William F. McMurtry, William E. Neltner, Sean T. Nemann, Keith T. Radcliff, Thomas E. Ryan, Aaron J. Schilling, Daniel J. Schlachter, Zachary T. Smith, Neal K. Stansel, L. Chase Vennefron, Andrew J. Whitacre and Nathan L. Wichmann.

Seniors Andrew J. Brueggeman, Alexander T. Mize and David C. Zalla

The following students have maintained a cumulative weighted grade point average of 3.6 or above with no grade below a 70 percent for three years.  

Seniors Robert G. Beatrice, Ryan J. Bowman, Tanner P. Fangman, Adam R. Goddard, Christian M. Gruner, William H. Henry, Joseph C. Kendall, Liem S. Le,  Grant A. Lyons, Kyle C. Massie,  William P. Nutter, Nicholas J. Otte, Andrew M. Schwartz, Benjamin A. Schweitzer, James J. Stratman, Nathan W. Wainscott, Jonathan R. Wessels and Maxwell S. Williamson.

The following students were honored for academic achievements in the areas of science, fine arts, and overall scholarly performance.

National Science League: Biology – Cooper Theobald, Chemistry – Jeremiah Greer & Daniel Schlachter, Physics – Tanner Fangman

Governor's School for the Arts: Aaron Schilling – Musical Theater and Justin VanDusen – Architecture

Governor’s Scholars Program Adam Goddard and Alexander Mize


CCH/NDA Represented in NKY Select Band

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Two members of the joint Covington Catholic/Notre Dame Academy Band have been named to the Select Band of high school students from the NKY region. Senior Justin Schmitt and junior Szofia Komaromy-Hiller were chosen after auditions of public and private school students in the area. Schmitt made third chair in the trombone section. Komaromy-Hiller plays flute. They are the only two students from the Diocese of Covingotn in the Band. The Select Band concert will be held at NKU Greaves Hall on Saturday, March 16 at 3:30 PM and is open to the public.

AquaColonels are State Runner Up Champions

Class of 2017 Scholarship Winners

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Scholarship recipients for the Class of 2017. (pictured) Andrew Alcorn, Cody Esmeier, Ben France, Zack Hemsath and Colton Schabell from Blessed Sacrament; Joseph Gray from Immaculate Heart of Mary; Ryan Eckerle, Michael Finke, Matthew Franxman, Jacob Kunkel, Stephen Metzger and Hunter Ziegelmeyer from St. Agnes; Mark Briede and Jake Dressman from St. Joseph, Crescent Springs; Trey Breen and James Gerner from St. Joseph, Cold Spring; and Aidan Donaghy from St. Paul.  Congratulations, gentlemen!

 

Circus Mojo Founded by Paul Miller '93

Laine Harrett '15 Recognized as Ace Student

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Laine Harrett was recognized as an Ace Student by The First Tee of Greater Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky. He has achieved the highest level in The First Tee Life Skills Experience program. He is pictured with Anthony Munoz at the awards ceremony that took place in March, 2013. At CCH, Laine has distinguished himself as well as a class rep, and as a varsity golf and tennis player. Congratulations, Laine!

Three selected for Governor's School for the Arts

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The Governor's School for the Arts is a three-week, residential program for talented high school students interested in the performing and visual arts. Only 200 students are selected each year.

Congratulations to our students selected this year: Adam Holstein-Seibert, Architecture; Blake Nelms, Visual Art; and Neal Stansel, Musical Theater.



Students Chosen for Prestigious Governor's Scholars Program

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The Governor's Scholars Program is a 5-week, residential program for students who have completed their junior year in high school. Four CCH students have been selected for this prestigious program: Connor Field,  Keith Radcliff, Nathan Wichmann & Jeremy Greer. Congratulations, gentlemen!




Elmer Cleves '44 Establishes Scholarship

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On April 25, 2013, Covington Catholic High School announced the establishment of the Elmer B. and Ruth C. Maschinot Cleves Scholarship to benefit the school’s tuition assistance program.

A 1944 graduate of Covington Catholic, Elmer Cleves excelled both in the classroom and in athletics. After graduation, he played professional baseball in the Canadian League as a catcher and went on to manage minor league teams in the U.S. After leaving baseball, Mr. Cleves worked in chemical engineering ultimately starting his own company, Interlube Corporation, in 1969. Interlube is an international distributor and manufacturer of industrial specialty lubricants and cleaners.

The scholarship is named after Mr. Cleves and his wife of fifty-five years, Ruth Maschinot Cleves. Mr. Cleves also established a scholarship at Notre Dame Academy in Park Hills two years ago at the passing of his wife, a Notre Dame Academy graduate.

Pictured is Elmer Cleves (second from right) with Sue Finke, Covington Catholic Advancement Director; Mr. Cleves’ daughter, Cindy Cleves; and Principal Bob Rowe.

Track and Tennis Awards Ceremony Set for Thurs. May 23 @ 7:00pm

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The annual awards ceremony for the track and tennis teams will be held on Thursday May 23 at 7:00pm in the school cafeteria.  Reservations are not required as there will not be a meal for the event.  Please make plans to attend to honor all of our track and tennis athletes!!

Austin Hussey is KHSAA Tennis Single Champion!

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CovCath sophomore Hussey wins state tennis title

Written by Richard Skinner

May 18, 2013 | cincinnati.com

LEXINGTON — Austin Hussey has long wanted to have bragging rights in his house over his mother, Kara

(Molony) Hussey, who is one of the most successful women’s players in Greater Cincinnati history, and after

Saturday he may have earned those rights.

Hussey, a sophomore at Covington Catholic, accomplished something his mother fell just short of doing by winning

the Kentucky High School Athletic Association state singles title with a 6-4, 7-5 win over St. Xavier sophomore

Brandon Lancaster at the Boone/Downing Tennis Complex at the University of Kentucky.

Both players battled severe cramping issues late in the second set, and with Lancaster having rallied from 4-0 down

in the second set to tie it at 5-5 it appeared as if Hussey may not be able to continue after he crumpled to the court in

pain after trying to put away an overhand.

Hussey, the No. 3 seed, hobbled back to his feet, then caught a bit of a second wind to break Lancaster’s serve and

then hold serve for the win.

“At 5-2 (in the second set) I started cramping really bad and he was already cramping so I tried to hide it,” said

Hussey. “It got to a point where I had to call the trainer. I was just trying to do anything at that point to win the

match.”

CovCath coach Al Hertsenberg admitted he was worried Hussey might not be able to finish the match.

“Two points away up 5-2 I really thought Brandon was fading, but then Austin faded quickly,” said Hertsenberg.

“He wanted to finish that game, but then got the trainer and at that point I really was worried if he cramped so much

there’s only a five-minute recovery period.

“I’ve coached long enough that I know if you get these kids back out there they’ll get a second wind, because the

body will adjust. I just didn’t know if he’ll run out of time. That’s a gut check. He found a way to win that.”

Hussey, who had earlier on Saturday upset No. 1 seed and defending state champion Sean Donohue of St. Xavier,

6-3, 6-4, in the semifinals, had full control of the championship match up to the point he started to cramp.

“Austin’s very difficult to scout, because he has so many weapons,” said Hertsenberg. “He can make an adjustment

five times in each game.”

Hussey had lost to Davenport, a senior, in last year’s quarterfinal round 6-3, 6-1, and it was a pep talk from his

mother after the semifinal win that got him mentally prepared for the championship match.

“It was big to play Donohue and pull it out, but me and my mom talked about that in the car and she kept telling me I

had to finish it,” said Hussey. “Now that I did I’m going to tease her about it a lot that I won a state singles (title).

She got me to this point and I’m so thankful to her getting me this far.”

Kara was singles runner-up in 1995 while playing at Notre Dame Academy, although she later won a doubles title

with her sister Lyndsey in 1997.

“He has always wanted bragging rights so now I guess he gets them,” said Kara, who is a former Women’s Tennis

Association Pro Tour ranked player, has 11 Cincinnati Metrobe politan Titles and is in the Cincinnati Tennis Hall of

Fame.

 

Jim Roebker, Class of 2010, won back to back state titles in 2009 and 2010.

 

'13 Grads Frederick & Ward Make Athletic Commitments

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Congratulations to Brandon Ward who committed to play baseball for Indiana University-Southeast and Nick Frederick who committed to play basketball at Bellarmine. They are pictured with (left) baseball coaches Eckerle & Krumpelbeck and basketball coach Ruthsatz (right). 

Baseball Holds Off Beechwood to Take 35th District Title

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By John Lachmann
Kypostsports@yahoo.com

Beechwood battled back from a seven-run deficit by scoring six times in the top of the sixth, but Covington Catholic held on for a 9-8 win in Wednesday’s District 35 final at CovCath.

Junior right fielder Grant Schreiver ignited the Colonels’ offense with a two-run homer in the bottom of the first, tying the score.

Junior third baseman Ben Heppler plated three runs for CovCath, singling in two in the second and grounding out for another RBI in the fourth.

Senior designated hitter Nate Kunkel and junior catcher Nick Pope added two RBI each for the Colonels.

Kunkel belted a run-scoring base hit in the second inning and grounded out for an RBI in the fourth, and Pope laid down two suicide squeezes – one in the third and the other in the fifth.

The Tigers scored six runs in the top of the sixth to cut the lead to one, and they stranded the tying run at third in that frame.

Heppler came in to record the save, pitching out of the sixth and allowing just a single in the seventh before picking the runner off.

BEECHWOOD 200-006-0—8 5 1
at COVCATH 231-120-x—9 7 0

WP: Ward (5-1, 7 K’s). LP: Schumann. SV: B. Heppler (1). HITTING LEADERS: CC—Zalla 2-2; Schreiver HR, 2 RBI; B. Heppler 3 RBI; Kunkel 3-4, 2 RBI; Pope 2 RBI. B—Stringer 2 RBI; Combs 2 RBI; Slusher HR, 2 RBI; Schmidt 2-4. RECORDS: CovCath 23-13, Beechwood 27-8.

Baseball Set to Face Ryle in 9th Region Opener

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The varsity baseball team will take a 23-13 record into the 9th Region tournament this Memorial Day and will square off against the Ryle Raiders in the first round.  The Colonels will play at 4:00pm this Monday, May 27 at UC Medical Center Stadium (Home of the Florence Freedom).  Click on the links below to for the tournament bracket and schedule and also a link to order your game tickets on-line.  Go Colonels!!

2013 9th Region Baseball Tournament Bracket

 

Click on the link below for on-line ticketing information

https://www.ticketreturn.com/boxoffice/Search.aspx?q=9th+Region+High+School

 

Class of 2017 Scholarship Winners

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Scholarship recipients for the Class of 2017. (pictured) Andrew Alcorn, Cody Esmeier, Ben France, Zack Hemsath and Colton Schabell from Blessed Sacrament; Joseph Gray from Immaculate Heart of Mary; Ryan Eckerle, Michael Finke, Matthew Franxman, Jacob Kunkel, Stephen Metzger and Hunter Ziegelmeyer from St. Agnes; Mark Briede and Jake Dressman from St. Joseph, Crescent Springs; Trey Breen and James Gerner from St. Joseph, Cold Spring; and Aidan Donaghy from St. Paul.  Congratulations, gentlemen!

 


CCH Proudly Graduates the Class of 2013

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On May 21, 2013, members of the senior Class of 2013 graduated from Covington Catholic. They were awarded diplomas by the Most Reverend Roger J. Foys, D.D., S.T.D. Tanner Fangman, who will be attending Texas A & M University, gave the Valedictorian Address.

Several seniors were recognized at a luncheon earlier Graduation Day. Recognitions included deparmental awards, perfect attendance, perfect conduct and several scholarships. Click to view a list of graduates as well as a list of colleges they will attend.

2013 Seniors in East-West All-Star Game

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Several seniors on the 2012 football team were invited to play in the NKFCA East-West All-Star game in June. Pictured with Coach Dave Wirth & Coach Tyler Conrad are Ethan Egbers, Tanner Fangman, Dan Hellman, DJ Powell, Sam Williamson and Blake Bir.

 

1st ANNUAL COLONEL COMMUNITY COOKOUT IS AUG. 6th

Latest CCH JOURNAL in Mailboxes

Nick Seligman, committed CCH volunteer, Passes Away

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This past Tuesday, Nick Seligman, committed CCH volunteer passed away. Nick is the father of Jason '96 and grandfather of Max '16.

Nick served Covington Catholic in many ways. He worked Bingo week after week, helped at the concession stand at football and baskeball games, served drinks at the Sports Banquet and attended most sporting and school events. Nick had a great love of CCH and its students. He will be greatly missed for his generosity of spirit and good heart. Please keep Nick's family in your prayers.

Visiting hours for Nick will be 1-5 PM at CCH on Sunday, 8/11 and the funeral will be Monday, 8/12 at 11:30 AM at St. Agnes. http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/nky/obituary.aspx?n=max-nicholas-seligman&pid=166323209#fbLoggedOut

"With a Spirit that Will Not Die!"

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