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The GCL Co-Ed is the eight, co-ed Catholic high schools in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. The member schools are Alter, Badin, Carroll, Chaminade-Julienne, Fenwick, McNicholas, Purcell Marian, and Roger Bacon. The mission of the GCL Co-Ed is to provide opportunities for the integration and development of Catholic values into the everyday life of students through interscholastic athletic competition. Follow us on twitter: @gclcoedsports. 

Grace Maziar, A Senior setter, broke the all-time state record for career assists on Thursday, October 3 against Alter High School.  Going into the match Maziar as at 3550 career assists, needing only seven more to break the record she ended the night with 3570 career assist. To make things even sweeter for Maziar's special night, she and her teammates swept Alter in straight, claiming the GCLC title. The Lady Falcons have won two more matches since then with a 21-1 record sits at the top of the Division II standings through week 6.

#1 seeded Bishop Fenwick (Lebanon 16 bracket) currently awaits the winner of the Ponitz/Stivers match. The Lady Falcons will play the winner on Saturday October 19 at 11:00 am. 

Alter's Cora Cunningham was selected as the Penn Station Athlete of the Month of October. Check of the video courtesy of  WDTN-Dayton

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COACH AND PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD WINNERS

    Scott Effinger-ALTER & Sydney Mallaley-MCNICHOLAS

COACH JOE WAGNER- FENWICK & SHANE OCHS- CARROLL

ALTER

GIRLS CONFERENCE CHAMPION

ALTER

BOYS ALL-LEAGUE

FIRST TEAM:

SHANE OCHS-CARROLL, TOMMY GRAWE, JACK HOLTGRIEVE, AJ POTHAST-ALTER,

LUKE METZGER-FENWICK, KADEN DEHNER- MCNICHOLAS 

SECOND TEAM:

JACK NORMAN-ALTER, COLIN SCEIMANN ALTER, COLIN SCHADEK-FENWICK, TYLER SCHEHR-FENWICK, ZACH HAYEK-FENWICK,  BRYCE FISHER-MCNICHOLAS, CAMDEN YARD-MCNICHOLAS

THIRD TEAM:

DOMINIC CICERO-CHAMINADE JULIENNE, ETHAN HAWKES-CARROLL, ANDREW LARKIN-BADIN, NATHAN BRAIG-MCNICHOLAS, NICK YOUNG-BADIN

GIRLS ALL-LEAGUE

FIRST TEAM:

LYDIA GEYGAN-MCNICHOLAS, FIONA HOSKINS-ALTER, MEREDITH GOECKE-CARROLL, SYDNEY MALLALEY-MCNICHOLAS

GABBIE HOUPT-ALTER, MAGGIE PACUAL-ALTER

SECOND TEAM: (NOT PICTURED)

KAITLYN HEMMELGARN-FENWICK, OLIVIA HICKMAN-CARROLL, GRACE STRICKLAND- CHAMINADE JULIENNE

ALLIE TRANSGENSTEIN-FENWICK, ALEX VOLK-ALTER, JOCELYN WRIGHT -FENWICK

THIRD TEAM:

ADELINE CAMPBELL-CHAMINADE JULIENNE, ALLI HUCKE-CARROLL, ANGES GUISELIN-CHAMINADE JULIEENE,

MEGAN FEIN- MCNICHOLAS, KAILYNN BERGER-BADIN, MCKENNA FRANCIS-BADIN, ASHLEY MCKINNEY-BADIN

Alter graduate Megan Courtney is on her way to becoming a member of the U.S. Volleyball team for the 2020 Games.

Courtney, a 2012 graduate, is a member of the U.S. Women's National volleyball team that swept their four opponents in Shreveport-Bossier City Louisiana. The No. 3 ranked U.S. national team earned a spot in 2020 for the Tokyo Games. 

Courtney won't know until next  year whether she will be on the final 12-member roster until next year. If she makes the team, the number one goal is to claim their first ever gold medal, settling for silver in 2012, 2008 and 1984.

 Courtney, a 6"1 libero(free)/outside hitter helped Penn State to consecutive NCAA national championships in 2013-14 and was a part of Alter's Division II state runner up teams in 11' and 08'.