Class of 2018

Alicia Bailey

Xenia HS - 2000

Soccer

1st Team Soccer All-WOL and All-Area 1997-98-99. All-District 1st Team 1998-99. WOL Player of the Year 1998-99. District Player of the Year 1999. All-State 3rd Team '98 and 1st Team '99. 2nd in history for most goals and assists in a season and 2nd in career goals. Team MVP 1997-98-99. WOL and District Champions 1999. Received athletic scholarship to Wright State.

Debbie Ames Coppin

Xenia HS - 1974

Basketball, Volleyball

4-year letter winner at Morehead State in basketball and volleyball and first-ever to earn a volleyball and basketball scholarship as well as score 1000 points in basketball. MVP basketball in 1975. 1st female to be inducted into MSU Hall of Fame in 1987. 1st Lieutenant in U.S. Army.

Cassie Eakins

Van Bibber

Xenia HS - 1997

Diving

Multiple record-holder at WOL Swimming and Diving Championships as well as Sectional meets where she set 2 records and finished 1st all four years. Placed in District and State meets and achieved All-American status in 1997. At Miami University, placed 8 times at the MAC Championships and won two 1st places. MAC Diver of the Year in 2000 and Miami Female Athlete of the Year.

Monica Scott Short

Xenia HS - 1982

Volleyball, Basketball, Track

At XHS, All-WOL basketball. 3-time MVP in track and holds 5 school records. WOL champion in 3 events, qualified for 3 State events while placing in the high jump. At Heidelberg College, a volleyball MVP and four-year track MVP and record holder in 6 indoor and outdoor events. 6-time OAC Champion and 1985 National Champion in high jump. Five-time All-American. Heidelberg Athletic Hall of Fame.

Shawn Brewer

2018

Athletic Programs Volunteer

The epitome of loyalty for 35 years while providing his services to the Xenia Community Schools Athletic programs. Provided services for equipment, scoreboard set-ups, stadium maintenance, and field and gymnasium readiness. Volunteered for Wright State softball program.

1969 WOL Football Champions

9 Wins 1 Loss

Front row: Rory Thomas, Dan Scrivens, Ken Fowler, Kurt Wolfangle, Dave Maxwell, Dick Geyer, Dave Hazel. Row 2: Dick Shaw, Carl Bowman, Ron Woods, Dennis Johnson, Steve Ault, Tom Lough, Fred Whitt, Stanley Key, Joe Fankell. Row 3: Ric Matson, Mgr., Alvin Porter, Tom Martin, Ken Gerhardt, Dale Kelly, Frank Reingraber, Steve Muterspaw, Dewayne Hubbard, Steve Hurley, Dave Mosier, Mgr. Row 4: Doug Snider, Bruce Ayers, Jerry Claggett, Chris Phillippi, Ted Pitstick, Bob Pitstick, Jim Johnson, Gary Gibbons, Jim Liddle. Row 5: Bob Harbin, Stuart Cox, Roger Ashcraft, Tony Willis, Dennis Walker, Chris Spencer, Dean Doherty

Arguably the greatest offense in modern history. Holds all-time single season rushing record as well as having the 1969 WOL's leading rusher, receiver, and passer along with the leader in interceptions and kickoff returns. Six All-WOL 1st Team selections as well as six Special Mentions and two All-State performers in Steve Ault and David Hazel and the WOL Player of the Year, Stan Key. 15 players participated in college sports. The Head Coach was Earl Knight who was inducted into the Xenia Athletic Hall of Fame in 2019.

1969 WOL Champion Staff

L-R: Jim Smith, Mike Anderson, Head Coach Earl Knight, Norwood Golden, Phil Anderson

Samantha Bradburn

Xenia HS - 1985 Basketball, Volleyball, Softball

Two-time 1st team All-WOL in basketball and 2nd team All-State. Team MVP in all three sports. All-WOL in softball and volleyball. Rocky Thomas Award winner. 4-year starter in basketball and softball at Findlay College with 16 batting and pitching records. 1st team All-American and inducted into Findlay Athletic Hall of Fame for softball and basketball. Graduated Cum Laude.

Bob McColaugh

Xenia HS - 1963-1995

Basketball, Football

Tennis Coach

Coached for 32. School record for career reserve boys basketball victories as well as seasonal and career victories in girls and boys tennis. Ran the City of Xenia Tennis Tournament for over 30 years. Coached numerous tennis All-League performers and WOL reserve basketball championships. 1987 WOL Boys Tennis Coach of the Year.

Curtis Wingard

Xenia HS - 1977

Football, Basketball

Track

A tremendous athlete who excelled in three sports. 1976 MVP in football. All-WOL in football and basketball. Three-year varsity letter winner in both basketball and track. XHS record holder in 440 and qualified at the State track meet in 1976 and 1977. Basketball scholarship to Pikeville College. Graduated from West Virginia State College.

Bill Brewer

Xenia HS - 1965

Football

All-WOL 1st Team, All-Ohio 2nd Team, and All-American Honorable Mention 1964. Defensive MVP on 1964 WOL Champions which set modern defensive records. At Eastern Kentucky, a 4 year starter at offensive tackle and All-OVC for 2 years. Member of NCAA D-II Mideast Champions. Chosen on OVC's Team of the Decade for the 1960's