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 The 2025 GMC Boys Golf Tournament to be played at Walden Ponds Golf Course on
Tuesday, Sept. 9, and Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2025. Six golfers per team will be playing with the
first tee times at 8:00 AM both days. Defending GMC champions are the Mason Comets, who have also won four of the last five titles.

Results will be posted at Baumspage GMC Boys Golf Championships 2025  and Golf Genius

Mason Press Release Including photo:

Prior to the Comet varsity volleyball match versus Princeton, Senior Addy Bianchini was recognized for hitting a rare career milestone statistic.  She has the rare Triple 500-- 500 kills, 500 digs, 500 assists in her career.  Looking back through GMC stats dating back to 2007, she is the only Mason player to accomplish that feat.    

Addy Bianchini - Senior Comet Volleyball

The Cincinnati Enquirer has researched the Greater Cincinnati softball scene to identify the "best of the best" players in the area. The Greater Miami Conference is well represented across the First Team, Second Team, and Honorable Mention selections.

For a glimpse at the first team picks, the following GMC players were honored:

Alisha Fox (Mason), Ava Hensley (Fairfield), Annabelle Geiser (Mason), Emma Messinger (Oak Hills), and Amber Munoz (Lakota East). 

To see a complete list of all the Cincinnati Enquirer selections: Cincinnati.com All City Softball Selections

The 2025 baseball season was a very good one for the Greater Miami Conference with several outstanding teams and players.  Many GMC players received much deserved recogniton on the Cincinnati.com All-City team.

For a sample of GMC success, the following individuals received first team honors:

Coach of the Year - Brad Gschwind (Lakota West), First team - Sam Davies (Mason), Josh Davis (Princeton), Ben Hanley (Mason), Braydon Johnson (Lakota West), Landon Holt (Lakota West), Wil Kraus (Oak Hills), Cade Landheer (Mason), Wyatt Shaw (Princeton), Adrian Smith (Lakota West), Andrew Visconti Mason), and Tucker Wilburn (Lakota West).

To see a complete listing of the 2025 Cincinnati.com All-City Baseball Team: Cincinnati.com All-City Baseball 

In a Cincinnati.com release compiled by Cincinnati Enquirer Sportswriter Brendan Connelly, the GMC and Greater Cincinnati in general garnered numerous High School All-American swimming and diving honors.

How these designations were earned are outlined by Brendan Connelly below:

The National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association has released its 2024-2025 All-American lists and a myriad of Greater Cincinnati swimmers and divers are among this year's honorees.

Prior to the season, the association listed two time standards for each event that would either put athletes under consideration or automatically qualify them for All-American status. The top 100 times in each discipline earned national recognition.

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As far as the Greater Miami Conference is concerned, leading the way is Mason's Bella Teply who qualified as an All-American in three relays and three individual events.

For the rest of the story of the GMC All-Americans:

Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay - Dana Fairbanks, Anna Erickson, Julia Gregory, Bella Teply (Mason).

Girls 200 Yard Freestyle - Bella Teply (Mason) and Addie Robillard (Sycamore).

100 Yard Freestyle - Bella Teply (Mason).

500 Yard Freestyle - Bella Teply and Dana Fairbanks (Mason).

200 Yard Freestyle Relay -Bella Teply, Chloe Wall, Lucy Rhoten and Dana Fairbanks (Mason).

100 Yard Breaststroke - Addie Robillard (Sycamore).

400 Yard Freestyle Relay - Lucy Rhoten, Anna Erickson, Dana Fairbanks, Bella Teply (Mason).

USA Lacrosse recognized four outstanding Greater Miami Conference boys lacrosse standouts as High School All-Americans for their stellar performances this past spring.

Representing the Mason Comets: senior defender, Gus Kleeman, senior mid-fielder, Peter Marietta and junior mid-fielder, Tyler Lupinski.

Representing the Sycamore Aviators: senior defender, Garret Brenkert.