Highland Fan Photos

Sarah Meek, Firestone, at the Bill Barry

St. V-M Girls 4x800-meter relay team at Bill Barry ... Weigand, Haas, Rossetti, Mendiola

St. V-M Boys 4x800-meter relay team ... Poholski, O'Brien, Iacofano, Hurley

Walsh Jesuit's 4x800-meter team at the Bill Barry Invitational ... Shepherd, Ondracek, Brennan, Nouse

Highland's Adam Holowecky, Josh Poling, Nick Kerr and Mason Rorapaugh (left to right) took part in the Lakewood Division I District.

Senior forwards Karissa Steffas (left) and Olivia Petek will be two of the top returnees Mike Murphy will have to work with as he takes over as the girls basketball coach at Highland.

The Suburban League team, including Cloverleaf, Highland and Wadsworth, at the Medina County Senior All-Star Game.

Archbishop Hoban catcher Lucas Sokol, seen here in the regional championship against Lake Catholic, had a great day at the plate, with four hits and three runs scored, but the Knights came up just short in the Division II state championship game on Saturday.

1st and 2nd

Two of the top girls track teams in the area are St. Vincent-St. Mary and Highland. Last Saturday, the Irish won the Poland Invitational, while the Hornets placed third at Triway's Invitational. Here they are going head-to-head at the Tallmadge Bill Barry.

Highland takes the lead in the girls hurdles at the Bill Barry Invitiational.

Highland runner makes move to pass Berea runner at Bill Barry Invitational.

The Highland boys soccer team shows off their Suburban League Conference Championship t-shirts.

...and the sign said...

Highland senior goalkeeper Matt Aberegg tells SportsInk.com he is headed to the University of Pittsburgh.

Highland guard Kristie Chabra and coach Cassie Seth celebrate after the Hornets beat Wooster 39-32 at the Medina Division I Sectional. Chabra led all scorers with 13 points.

Highland's Karissa Steffas and Natalie Zidd (right) celebrate after winning the 4x400-meter relay that gave the Hornets a 72-66 Suburban League victory at Wadsworth. Riley Stewart and Meridith Taylor were also part of the triumphant quartet.

Wadsworth and Highland softball players pause before Thursday's game to remember Erin Ehrbar, a Highland athlete who died in a car wreck last week.

Senior Gabby Mizner and freshman Ann Marie Kirchner and rest of the Highland team have dedicated the tournament to schoolmate Erin Ehrbar, who died in a car crash last week.

Wadsworth's Samantha Malkowski, Highland's Meridith Taylor and Wadsworth's Mikala Gordon (left to right) all rank among the Medina County leaders in the 300-meter hurdles.

Highland first baseman Jill Sammon (left) hit a key double and pitcher Gabby Mizner pitched a six-hitter Thursday in the win over North Royalton.

Highland freshman Paige Springhetti, and sophomores Karissa Steffas and Riley Stewart (left to right) are all headed to the Amherst Steele Division I Regional in multiple events. A total of 18 Hornets advanced out of the Lakewood District.

Highland junior Nate Chronister and sophomore Natalie Zidd were named top male and female athletes of the Rough RIder Invitational, scoring 30 and 22 points, respectively.

Field's Kruse stumbles on a hurdle as a Highland runner advances at the Bill Barry Invitational.