The Walnut Hills girls golf team is putting together a season for the history books! With the OHSAA Tournament on the horizon, the Lady Eagles have established themselves as one of the Eastern Cincinnati Conference’s top programs, capturing both the ECC Preseason and Postseason Tournament championships while suffering just one conference loss this season. The historic run began in August when Walnut Hills claimed the ECC Preseason Tournament title, finishing six strokes ahead of runner-up Lebanon. The Lady Eagles carried that momentum throughout the regular season, compiling a 9-2 overall record that includes impressive program wins over Seton and Mount Notre Dame. On September 10, Walnut Hills returned to the top of the leaderboard at the ECC Postseason Tournament—and did so in dominant fashion. The Lady Eagles posted a team score of 312, finishing 18 strokes ahead of runner-up Anderson (330). The championship marked Walnut Hills' second ECC tournament title of the season and further established the Eagles as one of the conference's premier programs. And the season isn't quite finished. Due to schedule changes and rescheduling, Walnut Hills still has one ECC conference match remaining against Little Miami. The Lady Eagles enter that final match with just one conference loss and are poised to capture the ECC championship—a first in program history. A conference championship would be the perfect culmination to a regular season defined by consistency, competitive excellence and a team that has continued to raise the standard for Walnut Hills girls golf. Regardless of what happens in that final conference match, the accomplishments of this team have already made their mark. The Lady Eagles have won both ECC tournaments, posted a 9-2 overall record, secured significant wins against some of the area's top programs and positioned themselves for a historic postseason run. One match remains. One historic opportunity awaits. The OHSAA postseason begins Tuesday, September 15, giving the Lady Eagles another opportunity to add to what has already been a historic season for Walnut Hills girls golf. Go Eagles!...

Walnut Hills Athletics welcomed our youngest Eagles to Marx Stadium on Friday night for a special Elementary Night, creating an unforgettable evening of football, community, and plenty of NUTHOUSE energy. Despite the rain and challenging weather, families turned out in force to support the Walnut Hills football and cheer programs as the Eagles hosted Turpin. The night gave elementary students and their families an opportunity to experience the excitement of Walnut Hills athletics and see what it means to be part of the Eagle community. ·Bengals Friday Night Stripes Comes to Marx Stadium· The evening got started with Bengals Friday Night Stripes, bringing a special dose of Cincinnati football excitement to Marx Stadium. Families enjoyed interactive activities and giveaways, including a football toss and photo opportunities with Who Dey and the Ben-Gals. The Bengals' Friday Night Stripes program is visiting high school football games throughout the region this fall, celebrating high school football and engaging with fans along the way. For many of Walnut Hills' youngest fans, getting to meet Who Dey and the Ben-Gals was a highlight of the evening. ·Rain Didn't Stop the NUTHOUSE· While the weather may not have cooperated, the Walnut Hills community certainly did. Families stayed through the rain to cheer on the Eagles, bringing energy and enthusiasm from the stands. Although Walnut Hills ultimately fell short on the scoreboard, the support from the crowd provided a memorable backdrop for our student-athletes. The rain didn't stop us. The NUTHOUSE was rocking! Elementary Night is about more than the final score. It's about creating connections between our youngest students and the high school programs they will one day become part of. Seeing future Eagles cheering alongside current student-athletes is a reminder of the strength and pride that exists throughout the Walnut Hills community. ·Building the Next Generation of Eagles· A special thank you goes to all of the families who made the decision to spend their Friday night with us — especially those who braved the rain to be part of the celebration. Your support matters to our student-athletes, and your presence helps create the kind of game-day atmosphere they will remember long after the final whistle. We can't wait to welcome our future Eagles back to Marx Stadium again soon! One School. One Community. GO EAGLES!...

The Walnut Hills Boys Rugby Club is excited to kick off our Fall 7s season and get back on the field for another fast-paced and competitive fall. Fall 7s is a great opportunity for returning players to sharpen their skills and for new players to give rugby a try in a fun, open environment. WHRFC is still looking for high school-aged boys to join our Fall 7s team! Practices are already underway, but it’s never too late to get started. No prior rugby experience is necessary, and new players are always welcome. For the fall season, Walnut Hills teams up with Withrow Rugby to compete together. In past seasons, we’ve fielded as many as three sides, helping make sure players of all experience levels get meaningful playing time.  Practices: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 4:00–6:00 PM Location: Withrow High School (baseball fields) Learn more at walnuthillsrugby.com or contact Coach Schenke at walnuthillsrfc@gmail.com...

Clark Montessori unfortunately couldn't capitalize on their home-field advantage in their season opener. They took an 18-12 hit to the loss column at the hands of the Aiken Falcons on Saturday. Clark Montessori's defeat dropped their record down to 0-1. As for Aiken, their win bumped their record up to 1-0. Coming up, Clark Montessori will challenge Summit Country Day at 6:30 p.m. on Friday. As for Aiken, they will take on Northland at 7:00 p.m. on Friday....

We’re excited to invite our elementary school students and their families to join us for a special night of Walnut Hills football and cheer! ELEMENTARY NIGHT 2026 Walnut Hills Eagles vs. Turpin Spartans Friday, September 4 Marx Stadium Kickoff: 7:00 p.m. FREE ADMISSION FOR STUDENTS & ONE ADULT All elementary students may attend the game for FREE with one adult, but registration is required in advance. Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd2yClwBX9P3TiPmRyYafsSSHKCCktsodmZn5_AJI4uGbIZFQ/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=106839498032145630764 Please be sure to complete the registration prior to arriving at the game. Free admission is only available to families who register online. BENGALS FRIDAY NIGHT STRIPES Walnut Hills is also excited to be part of the Bengals Friday Night Stripes experience! Friday Night Stripes activities will take place from 5:30–7:00 p.m., giving families plenty of time to arrive early and enjoy the fun before kickoff. Activities will include: Interactive football toss Bengals giveaways Photo opportunities with Who Dey Additional fan activities and experiences The Bengals are visiting high school football games throughout the region this fall to engage with fans and celebrate high school football—and we're excited to have them at Marx Stadium! Come early, wear your Walnut Hills colors, bring the family, and help us pack Marx Stadium and cheer on the Eagles! Friday Night Stripes: 5:30–7:00 p.m. Football Kickoff: 7:00 p.m. We can't wait to see our future Eagles in the stands! One School. One Community. Go Eagles! ...

The Hughes Big Red Bulls put together an explosive offensive performance and came away with a 53-38 victory over the Batavia Bulldogs. Senior quarterback Kyell Alexander was the star of the night, throwing for 266 yards and five touchdowns while adding another touchdown on the ground. Alexander's six total touchdowns fueled a Big Red Bulls offense that consistently found ways to put points on the scoreboard. Junior Nehemiah Engleman also had a monster performance, scoring four touchdowns to provide Hughes with another dynamic weapon. O'mantae Phillips and Alex Davenport each added a touchdown of their own as the Big Red Bulls piled up 53 points. Hughes also made key plays defensively when it needed them. Kannen Adams came up with an interception, while Jah'Bron Ridley recorded a sack to help the Big Red Bulls make an impact on the defensive side of the ball. The Bulldogs managed to put 38 points on the board, but Hughes' explosive offense proved too much to overcome. Alexander's six-touchdown performance, combined with Engleman's four trips to the end zone and timely defensive plays, helped the Big Red Bulls secure an impressive 53-38 win. It was a complete team effort from Hughes, with the Big Red Bulls making big plays on both sides of the football to come away with the victory. The Big Red Bulls take on Mt. Healthy on Friday, August 28, 2026 at 6:30pm at Stargel Stadium....