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Jennifer Burgoyne Named New Girls Basketball Coach

Jennifer Burgoyne has been named the new girls varsity basketball coach. She is taking over for Tyler Mcllwraith, who has coached since 2009.

“Although it is tough to step aside from this amazing program, it is gratifying when you know the next coach comes from our Stinger family and has the background and experience to continue building this program,” Mcllwraith said.

Burgoyne has served as an assistant and head coach for the junior varsity girls basketball teams. She played at the collegiate level, leading the nation in field goal percentage and taking Thomas More College to the DIII Tournament Elite Eight.

“I appreciate Coach Mcllwraith for everything she has taught me and the program she has built. I thank the Seven Hills community for allowing me to coach these young athletes. I’m honored, motivated, and ready to get after it. Go, Stingers!” Burgoyne said.

The girls varsity basketball team went 20-4 last season and was 14-0 in the Miami Valley Conference, winning the MVC Gray Division.

Strong Start for Boys Tennis

The boys varsity tennis team is starting the season strong with a record of 5-1. The Stingers are undefeated, 3-0 in the Miami Valley Conference and are leading the MVC. The team went 5-0 against Norwood High School and Cincinnati Country Day.

Track Team Competed at Relay Meets

The co-ed varsity track team had excellent showings at the Coaches Classic relay meet and the Indian Hill relay meet. The Stingers placed first in three races at the Indian Hill meet. The team of sophomores Amelia Schnirring and Claire Bachelder and seniors Margret Schnirring and Callie Drew won the 4×200 and the sprint medley. The team of sophomore Malcom Faison, juniors Ryan Brackett and Brady O’Connor, and senior Carter Stevens also placed first in their sprint medley.