Mason boys began their GMC joureney last Friday with a big 79-61 win over visiting Lakota West. The Comet offense shot almost 50% from the field in the win. They were led by senior Trey Killens with 31 points. Alex Morton and Max Johnson each added 11 points.

Mason boys bball fell to Lakota East in a hard-fought 65-63 overtime battle on Tuesday. The Comets suffered their first setback of the very young season.

Mason frustrated the Hawks all night with strong rebounding on the offensive boards. The Comets grabbed an amazing 23 offensive carooms and added 20 more on the defensive side, outrebounding East 43-25. Mason senior guard Trey Killens collected 13 of those rebounds, while putting in 16 points.

The Comets fell behind early, but caught East in early foul troube and used that to their advantage to grab a 5-point first half lead.

The 2nd half saw each team trade blows with East managing to tie the game late and send it to overtime. In the final seconds of the game, the Hawks got out a go-ahead bucket with 4 seconds left, leaving one last chance for the Comets. Killens three-point shot at the buzzer fell just short.

Other outstanding Mason contributions came from Alex Morton (17 points) and Max Johnson (13 points).

Mason (3-1, 1-1 GMC) will look to get back on track this Friday when they visit Oak Hills.

Mason boys bball produced their fourth win of the young season last Friday night. The Comets were on the road at Oak Hills where they pulled off a 68-59 victory. The Comets were able to hold off a charging Highlander team in the final 8 minutes to secure their 2nd GMC win.

The contest was tied 36-36 at the break. Mason gained a 10-point advantage in the third quarter that https://app.e2ma.net/app2/login/proved too much for OH.

Mason got balanced scoring from four players: Matt Smith 19, Trey Killens 15, Max Johnson 11 and Alex Morton 10. Johnson dished out 6 assists to his teammates on the night.

Mason (4-1, 2-1) will host Kings on Tuesday.

Upcoming games:

12/28 home vs. Hamilton

1/5 @ Princeton

Mason boys defeated Kings 94-61 over break on Tuesday, Dec. 22nd. The Comets got balanced scoring from 4 players: Trey Killens 22, Matt Smith 17, Caleb Pitcock 14 and Payton Ramsey 11. Smith dished 7 assists on the night.

On Tuesday, Dec. 29th, Mason boys defeated Loveland 62-24 in a non-conference affair. Trey Killens led Mason with 17, while Matt Smith added 15 and Alex Mortoin 10. Smith had a double-double with 14 rebounds.

The Comets go to 6-1 overall and 2-1 in the GMC. Mason's contest at Princeton, scheduled for Tuesday has been postponed. Next up for the Comets is a home game with Colerain on Friday and then an away game at Sycamore on Saturday.

Mason Boys Bball handled Colerain on Friday, 61-45. The contest was a close for the first 2-3 quarters with the Comets pulling away in the 4th.

Mason made it a weekend sweep, knocking off Sycamore on Saturday, 73-55. The Comets traied the Aves by one at the half, but surged in the 3rd.

Trey Killens once again led all scoreres with 28. Matt Smith chipped in 17.

Mason Boys Bball took a tough loss at home to Lakota East on Tuesday night. The Comets battled the Thunderhawks to the final seconds of the game but fell 53-51.

Lakota East had a commanding lead through most of the first quarter leading 17-9. Mason then kept whittling away behind Trey Killens, then a Matt Smith short jumper with 34 seconds left gave them their first lead of the night.

Early in the third quarter, a pair of free throws put Lakota East back up 27-26 where they would stay. The closest Mason got in the fourth quarter was a bucket at the buzzer to make for the 53-51 final.

The Comets were led by 6-foot senior guard Trey Killens, who has gone from barely scoring and playing a year ago to popping in over 22 points per game. On this night, he finished with 27. Earlier in the year, he had 30 against Springboro and 31 against another GMC rival, Lakota West. 

Amazingly, as a junior last season, Killens scored just two points all season, both on free throws. He credits a lot of off-season work for the point surge.

The Comets face another GMC leader at Fairfield on Friday night.

Mason boys suffered a tough 56-55 loss at league leading Fairfield last Friday. Mason fought back from a halftime deficit, but couldn't overcome the lead in the final seconds of the fourth quarter.

Leading the way for Mason was Trey Killens with 18 points and Caleb Pticock with 10.

Mason (8-3, 4-3 GMC) comes home for a game with Hamilton tonight at the arena.

The Comets notched another GMC win on Tuesday with a 66-60 victory over visiting Hamilton. The Comets trailed Big Blue after two quarters 27-20. Mason was able to "right the ship" in the third to take a lead and then hold on.

Trey Killens led Mason with 20 points. Matt Smtih and Alex Morton chipped in 16 and 20, repectivelly.

Mason (8-3, 5-3) will host Oak Hills tonight.

On Saturday, Mason took a tough 69-60 loss at Princeton. The Comets trailed the Vikings 29-25 at the half, then Princeton erupted for a decisive lead in the third quarter.

Leading Mason was Alex Morton with 20, Trey Killens 15 and Matt Smith 11.

Next up for Mason (10-4, 6-4) is an away game at Middletown on Tuesday.

Mason knocked off Middletown last night 63-45. The Comets overcame a first have 3-point deficti to rally back for the GMC win. Trey Killens led Mason with 27 points. Alex Morton chipped in 10.

Mason (11-4, 7-4) will stay on the road this Friday at Lakota West.

Mason boys bball added another GMC road win on Friday with a 75-70 sweep of Lakota West. The Comets made up a 1-point halftime deficit to overtake the birds in the 2nd half.

Mason got big scoring efforts from Trey Killens (33) and Alex Morton (24). Matt Smith dished out 9 assists to his teammates on the night.

Mason 12-4, 8-4) will visit Hamilton on Tuesday.

Mason boys took a tough loss at Hamilton on Tuesday by a final score of 68-65. The resurgent Big Blue fell behind early and made up the difference and more in the 2nd half.

Mason was led by Trey Killens 33 points and Alex Morton's 17.

The Comets (12-5, 8-5) host Sycamore on Friday.

Mason Boys Bball earned a 65-58 over Sycamore on Friday night. The Comets rallied back from 4-point deficit in the 2nd half to win the contest. Trey Killens led Mason with 24 points. Matt Smith and Alex Morton added 14 apiece.

Mason enters the final week of the regular season with a 13-5, 9-5 (GMC) record. Next up the Comets are @ Colerain on Tuesday night.

Mason boys bball is the #7 seed in the upcoming Sectional Tournament. They will play West Clermont on Friday, 2/19, 7:30 at Lakota West.

Mason knocked down Colerain on Tuesday 71-39. The Comets ran out to a 34-18 first half lead and never looked back. Leading the way for Mason were three players: Trey Killens 20, Matt Smith 14 and Michael Molnar with 11.

Tonights contest at home with Princeton has been cancelled due to Covid19 issues with the Viking program. No reschedule date.

The Comets (14-5, 10-5) will hast an udefeateded Tippecanoue HS (17-0) on Saturday at 7:30 pm.

Mason boys bball is the #7 seed in the upcoming Sectional Tournament. They will play West Clermont on Friday, 2/19, 7:30 at Lakota West.

Mason closed out their regular season schedule on Saturday with a 72-57 win over previously unbeaten Tippecanoue HS. Mason led by 11 at the half and then outscored Tippecanoe 40-36 to hold on for the win.

Mason was led by three players: Trey Killens 20, Matt Smith 17 and Alex Morton 14.

The Comets (15-5, 10-5) now prep for the postseason.

Mason boys bball is the #7 seed in the upcoming Sectional Tournament. They will play West Clermont on Friday, 2/19, 7:30 at Lakota West.

Tonights winner will meet either Walnut Hills or Talawanda on Tuesday, Feb. 23rd, 7:30 at West.

SECTIONAL

vs. West Clermont HS

@ Lakota West, 7:30

Boys basketball opened post season play last Friday night with an overwhelming 62-20 win vs. West Clermont HS. Mason led 31-2 at the half. Trey Killens led the Comets with 15, followed by Matt Smith's 13 and Alex Morton with 10. Michael Molnar snatched 10 rebounds.

Mason advances to the next round of the sectional back at Lakota West on Tuesday, 7:30 pm vs. Walnut Hills. The winner will play either Fairfield or Lakota West at West Clermont or Lakota West HS, 7:00 pm for a sectional final.

SECTIONAL

vs. Walnut Hills, 7:30 pm

Mason Boys Basketball defeated Walnut Hills 49-45 on Tuesday night in the 2nd round of the Sectional at Lakota West HS. This was a close encounter that wasn't decided until the final seconds of the game.

Mason trailed 30-28 heading into the final quarter and rallied to adance to the Sectional Final. Trey Killens led all scorers with 19 points. Michael Molnar had a double-double with 11 points and 10 caroms.

The Comets (17-5) will play GMC rival Lakota West, who upset Fairfield, on Friday night at a site and time to be determined. Mason will be trying to defeat West for the third time this season after knocking them off 79-61 and 75-70 in regular season meetings.

The winner advances to the District Final on Saturday, March 6th to play the Dayton 3 bracket winner (Centerville/Beavercreek).

SECTIONAL FINAL

vs. Lakota West

@ Fairfield HS, 7:00 pm.

SECTIONAL CHAMPS

The third time wasn't "the charm" for Lakota West this past Friday. The Comet boys baseketball team defeated West for the third time this season to claim a Sectional title and punch their ticket to the District Championship next weekend. The Comets held a slim one-point advantage at half and outscored the Firebirds 32-21 in the final two quarters.

Mason was led by four players: Trey Killens 14, Alex Morton 13, Eli Jordan 12 and Matt Smith 10. Smith had a double-double with 10 rebounds as well.

Mason moves on to face Dayton's #1 seed, Centerville HS, this Saturday, March 6th at 4:30 PM at Lakota West HS. The Elks knocked off Beavercreek 71-45 to advance.

The Comets and the Elks last met in the District Championship almost two years ago with Centerville winning 49-43. The Mason Boys Basketball program only Division 1 District Ttile came in the 2016-17 season, ironically against Centerville (44-38).

Saturday's winner moves on to the OHSAA Sweet 16 vs. either Elder or Lasalle on March 10th in the Regional Semi-final, 8:00 pm at Princeton HS.

DISTRICT FINAL

vs. Centerville

@ West, 4:30 PM

The Mason Boys Basketball season came to a close on Saturday. The Comets fell behind early against a talented Centerville squad and fell 61-42.

The Comets had difficulty cracking the Elk defense falling behind 10-2 at the end of the first quarter. Mason would get as close as 8 in the 2nd half before they were forced to foul. The Elks held a 20-9 advantage on the boards in the contest.

Mason (18-6, 10-5 GMC) concludes a successful season as District Runner-Up. They also garnered home some loft individual honors.

Senior Trey Killens was named the GMC Player of the Year. Killens led all scorers in the league with a 21.3 average.

Senior Matthew Smith took home the Defensive Player of the Year in the GMC for the 2nd consecutive season. It marks the 7th straight season that a Mason player has won this recognition.

Both Smith and Killens were 1st Team All-GMC selections. Alex Morton was a 2nd Team All-GMC selection.

Congrats to all the players and coaches on a fine season!

Girls Basketball season is well-underway with the Comets stringing together three early season imporessive wins.

This past Saturday, the Comets and Firebirds met at Mason for what is perrinally a showdown for the GMC title. The Comets had dropped three in a row to the Firebirds coming into the 20-21 season, but this time it would be Mason's turn, coming away with a very close 68-66 victory to keep their record perfect at 4-0.

West raced out to a 16-9 first half lead, but the Comets came charging back to take a 35-33 lead at the half. The lead see-sawed in throuhout the 2nd half, with Mason holding on for the big win!

Senior Marilyn Popplewell-Garter was too much for West as she led Mason with 23 points and 14 rebounds. Kyla Oldacre added 12 and Margo Mattes 10.

Mason contests vs. East (12/9), Hamilton (12/12) and Princeton (12/16) have been postponed and reschedule for later dates.

The next game on the girls schedule is at Sycamore on Saturday, Dec. 19th. Varsity tipoff is at 1:45.

Mason girls got back on the courts over break with a game at Sycamore on Saturday, Dec. 19th. The Comets handled the Aves 52-40 to keep their record unblemished at 4-0 overall and 3-0 in the GMC.

Leading the way for Mason was Marilyn Popplewell with 14 points. Riley Cosimi had 11 and Kyla Oldacre 10 point and 11 rebounts.

The Comets defeated Ursuline 40-33 in a non-conference game on Wednesday, Dec. 23rd. Mariyln Popplewell's 21 points and 10 rebounds led Mason.

The Comets (6-0, 4-0) schedule contests vs. Princeton (12/30), Springboro (1/4) and Colerain (1/6) have all been postponed.

Next up, Mason girls host Oak Hills on Saturday, January 9th.

Mason smashed visiting Oak Hills on Saturday 73-24. The Comets stay perfcect on the season at 7-0 overall and 5-0 in the GMC.

Four Comets scored double-digits in the wash-out: Marilyn Popplewell 19, Margo Mattes 18, Catherine Cary and Kyla Oldacre scored 10 each. Oldacre snared a double-double with 10 caroms.

Next up, Mason girls will host Hamilton on Tuesday.

On a historic night for the Mason Girls Bball program, the Comets blasted visiting Hamilton 77-24. Head Coach Rob Matula earned his 280th career win at Mason propelling him past Gerry Lackey (279-56) as the program's winningest coach.

Three Comets scored double-digits; Marilyn Popplewell and Margo Mattes 11 and Kyla Oldacre with 10. Both Popplewell and Mattes had double-doubles with 11 and 10 rebounds, respectively.

Next, Mason visits Fairfield today, January 13th.

The Comet girls continued an undefeated season so far with a 58-34 win over Colerain on Saturday.

Kyla Oldacre led Mason with a game-high 23 points and 11 rebounds. Margo Mattes added 18 and Marilyn Popplewell had 14.

Mason sent their overall record to 10-0 on Monday night with a 62-55 win over Springboro.

Leading the way for the Comets was Margo Mattes with 24 points. Kyla Oldacre added 19 points and 10 rebouncs while Mariyln Popplewell threw in 12.

Next up for Mason is a home game vs. Lakota East on Wednesday.

POSTPONED

Mason Girls Bball (10-0, 7-0) game vs. East on Tuesday was postponed due to Covid issues. The Cometws are back in action at rival Lakota Wes (13-2, 9-2) t on Saturday. Mason handled West at their first meeting by a score of 68-66,

Mason Girls Bball came out firing in the first half of the second seasonal meeting with Lakota West on Saturday. The Comets outscored West 25-12 in the opening two quarters of play and went on to a 59-50 win. Mason sweeps the 2-game series of their GMC rivals.

Margo Mattes had a big game for Mason with 23 points. Kyla Oldacre produced another double-double with 17 points and 12 rebounds.

With the win, Mason stays undefeated at 11-0 overall and 8-0 in the GMC. The Comets visit Princeton tonight, Monday, January 25th.

Mason visited Princeton on Monday night for a battle of GMC heavy weights. The Comets came out on top 51-43 without their starting center. Mason ran out to a first quarter 14-0 lead and posted an 8-point margin at the half. Neither team made any improvement in the scoring differntial in the 2nd half.

The Comets were led by Margo Mattes and Marilyn Popplewell's 17 points each. Popplewell came up big on the boards snarring 17 caroms.

Mason (12-0, 9-0) takes a two-game lead in the GMC. They are the #2 ranked team in the state behind Mount Notre Dame.

Next up, Mason will host Sycamore on Friday.

The Comets girsl bball team sent their undefeated season record to 13-0 (10-0 GMC) on Wednesday with a defeat of visiting Sycamore, 46-27.

Mason took a 22-18 lead after two quarters and then put the AVES away in the 2nd half.

Leading Mason was Marilyn Popplewell with 22 and Margo Mattes with 13. Popplewell added a double-double with 12 rebounts.

Next up, Mason girls will visit Hamilton on Saturday, Jan. 30th.

GO COMETS!

Mason girls pounded Hamilton Big Blue last Saturday, 61-27. The Comets were led by Margo Mattes with 19 and Catherine Cary with 11.

The Comet girls enter their last week of the regular season with an undefeated record of 14-0 and 11-0 in the GMC. They are the #2 ranked D1 girls' team in the State Polls.

Mason will finish out their regular season schedule this week with the following games: @ East TONIGHT, Princeton at home on Wednesday, @ Fairfield on Thursday, and @ Colerain on Saturday, Feb. 6th.

Mason girls stayed unbeaten on Monday with a 59-47 win over Lakota East. Mason led 28-22 at the half and coasted to the win in the 2nd half.

The Comets were led by Marilyn Popplewell with 20 points and Margo Mattes with 16.

Msaon girls (15-0, 12-0) will host Princeton TODAY.

The Comet Girls drew the #2 seed in the upcoming Sectional. They have a first round bye and will play the winner of the Seton/Wilmington contest on Wed. Feb. 17th, 5:00 at Lakota East.

The Mason Girls Bball team continued to pile up victories and keep their won-loss record unblemished.  Wednesday that added another "feather in their cap" by defeating Princeton fro the 2nd time this season, this time by a score of 37-29.  

The Comet girls fought back from a half-time 5 point deficit by rallying 17-6 in the third quarter.  Mason outscored Princeton 26-12 over the last two quarters to earn the win.

The Comets were led by Marilyn Popplewell with 16 points.  Margo Mattes added 11.

Mason (16-0, 13-0) closes out the regular season on Saturday at Colerain.

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Mason Girls Basketball concluded their 2020-21 regular season claiming the programs 2nd outright GMC Championship (2021 and 2013) and 4th overall (ahared 2017 and 2018). The Comets finish with a perfect overall record of 17-0, and running the table in the league at 14-0.

On Saturday afternoon Mason defeated Colerain 56-45 victory. Margo Mattes the team with 23 points, while Riley Cosimi and Marilyn Popplewell added 12 and 10 points, respectively.

Now its on to the postseason for the Comet ladies!

The Comet Girls drew the #2 seed in the upcoming Sectional. They have a first-round bye and will play Seton on Wed. Feb. 17th, 5:00 at Lakota East. 

Tonights winner will play the either Lakota West or Kings on Monday, Feb. 22nd for the Sectional Title, 7:30 pm at East.

SECTIONAL

vs. Seton

5:00 at East

Mason Girls Bball Advances in the Sectional with a 46-29 win over Seton on Wednesday at Lakota East. The ladies found their groove in the 2nd half outscoring Seton 26-16 and win going away.

Mason was led by Marilyn Popplewell's 16 points and Margo Mattes 12. Kyla Oldacre returned to play and grab 7 rebounds for the Comets.

Mason will meet Lakota West for the third time this season in the Sectional final, Monday, Feb. 22nd, 7:30 PM back at Lakota East.

The winner will advance to the District Final vs. either Miamisburg or Springboro on Saturday, Feb. 27th at Princeton HS.

SECTIONAL FINAL

vs. Lakota West

7:30 pm

@ East

Mason Girls Basketball defeated Lakota West for the third time this season and in convincing fashion at the Sectional Final at Lakota East. The Comets brought their "A" game against the Firebirds and ran away with the contest by a 55-25 final. The win advances Mason to the District Final this Saturday and preserves their undefeated season at 19-0.

Monday, Lakota West missed its first five shots from the field and finished the first half 4-for-23 as Mason took a 20-9 lead. Kyla Oldacre scored Mason’s first eight points before sitting down after drawing her second foul. The 6-foot-6 junior had 12 in the first half, which ended with Mason senior forward Marilyn Popplewell-Garter’s acrobatic tip-in at the buzzer.

The second half saw Mason continue their defensive pressure while connecting on key posssessions and building a 30-point advantage by the time the final horn sounded.

The Comet defense held the West offense to 9-48 from the field (18%) and forced them into 15 turnovers.

Kyla Oldacre finished with 18 points and grabbed 11 rebounds and Margo Mattes added 16 points. Mason shot a sizzling 17-19 from the charity stripe.

The Comets went into Monday’s game with a 6-5 lead over Lakota West over the last 11 games in the series. Mason had won the last three tournament games between the two teams.

Mason (19-0), ranked third in the final Associated Press Division I statewide poll, will play in a Saturday district championship game at Princeton against Springboro (17-6) who defeated Miamisburg 61-43 on Monday to advance.

The winner will reach the OHSAA Sweet 16 and play either Princeton or Wayne in the Regional Semi-Final on Wednesday, 8:00 pm.

Mason will be seeking their 7th overall District Title after last achieving the feat in the 2017-18 season.

District Final

vs. Springboro

@ Princeton HS

SWEET 16 FOR MASON GIRLS!

The Mason Girls Basketball team advanced to the Regional Semi-Finals this past Saturday with a solid, 60-44 win over Springboro in the District Championship at Princeton HS.

This is the girls 7th District Title with the last one coming in the 2017-18 season.

Mason fought back from a slow start and a early 2-point deficit to grab a 31-25 lead at the half. The Comet defense took it from there holding Springboro to 7 third quarter points and win going away.

Mason was led by balanced scoring from: Marilyn Popplewell 16, Kyla Oldacre 13, Margo Mattes 12 and Catherine Cary 10. Both Popplewell and Oldacre had double-doubles with 10 rebounds.

Mason will play Wayne this Wednesday, March 3rd, 8:00 pm at Princeton HS for a Regional Final Berth.

The winner will get either Mount Notre Dame or Centerville for the OHSAA Region 4 Title on Saturday, March 6th, 12:00 pm back at Princeton.

REGIONAL SEMI-FINAL

vs. Wayne

@ Princeton, 8:00 pm

A perfect season came to an end for the Mason Girls Basketball season at Wednesday nights Regional Semi-Final at Princeton HS. The Comets fell behind early, spotting Wayne a 16-point lead and then roaring from behind in the 2nd half. Unfortuantely the "come-back" effort fell just short as the Warriors fought off Mason, winning 55-51 to advance to Saturday's Regional Final against Mt. Notre Dame.

Mason acturally tied the game at 46-46 late in the fourth quarter. From there, Wayne countered with their own rally and Mason was forced to foul. The Warriors made their free throws to end the game and keep their season alive.

The Comets outshot Wayne 53% to 31% and outrebounded them 32-24 but Mason committed 19 turnovers to Wayne's eight. 

Junior Kyla Oldacre had her best game ever, finishing with 29 points, seven rebounds and five blocks.

Mason's last loss was to Loveland in 2020. The Comets finisht the season 20-1, as GMC and District Champs. They'll return a bevy of underclassman next season and the future continues to be bright for Mason Girls Basketball.

Mason Boys Swimming opened their season this past Friday night versus Lebanon & Milford in a tri-meet. The swimmers swam exceptionally well for their 1st meet of the season! Lots of lifetime best swims. Team Scores below:

Boys – Mason 92, Milford 48, Lebanon 30

The boys were led by Seniors Kevin Wu & JoJo Minezawa, and sophomore Max Plumley. Kevin won the 50 Freestyle & 100 Breaststroke. JoJo won the 100 Freestyle & 100 Backstroke. Max won the 200 IM.

Swimmers of the meet Max Plumley

Saturday Mason hosted Wyoming. The Boys won 10 out of the 11 swim events and easily won the meet. Team scores:

Boys – Mason 149 Wyoming 75

The boy’s team was led by Sophomore Max Plumley. Max won the 50 & 500 Freestyle. Other individual winners were: Sahan Kansakar – 200 Freestyle, Kevin Wu – 100 IM (School record) JoJo Minezawa – 100 Butterfly, Sean Huggins – 100 Freestyle, John Barker – 100 Backstroke.

Swimmer of the meet were Kevin Wu.

This past Saturday's meet results vs. Kings was suppose to be a tri-meet, but Princeton  had some virus issues. Both squads showed amazing depth and also had some outstanding performances to come out on top! 

The boy’s team won 10/11 events and were led by Eli Devyak, Ethan Butler, & Alex Zhang. They each won 2 events.

Boy’s scores - Mason 129 – Kings 41

Individual winners were turned in by:

Eli Devyak – 200 Freestyle & 100 Freestyle

Ethan Butler – 200 IM & 100 Breaststroke

Alex Zhang – 50 Freestyle & 100 Backstroke

Sam Graler – 100 Butterfly

Seniors Sam Graler was named swimmer of the meet!

Next up Mason host a tri-meet with CHCA and Badin on Friday, Dec. 18th. The Comets also have a home meet with New Albany on Saturday, Dec. 19th.

The Mason boys swimmers had only one meet over break against St. Xavier on Saturday, Jan. 2nd. Final Score: St. X 169 Mason 117.

Though we lost to St. X our boys swam well defeating 2 of their relays, something that has never happened before! Beating them in these relays goes to show how dominant our program has become and how hard our team has been working over the past years. Additionally, Carl Bloebaum and Braden Osoborn won two individual races. 

Next up for the boys and girls swim teams is a quad match with Moeller, Maderia and Mt. Notre Dame today, Jan. 8th. The teams are also in action on Saturday at the Princeton Invitational.

On Friday the Boys Swim team hosted Moeller/Madeira and won both matches.

Boys scores: Mason 235  Moeller 191  Madeira  146

Boys team showed balanced depth throughout the meet. Individual wins were turned in by:

Boys

Kevin Wu – 200 IM & 100 Butterfly

Max Plumley – 500 Freestyle

*Swimmer of the meet was Joel Steinbicker

Saturday we hosted perennial power Upper Arlington. What an exciting meet for both squads! Both teams swam very well! Overall team performance and team support throughout the meet was outstanding!

On the boy’s side, senior Braden Osborn was a double winner and Junior Carl Bloebaum won one event. The boys 200 Medley & 200 Freestyle relays had exciting wins against UA’s boy’s relays. 

Team scores:

Boys score: UA 171  Mason 138

Individual wins were turned in by:

Boys

Braden Osborn – 50 Freestyle & 100 Butterfly

Carl Bloebaum – 500 Freestyle

*Swimmer of the meet was Braden Osborn

Next up Mason will host Fairfield on Saturday, Jan. 16th.

Mason swimming hosted Lakota East and West on Friday for their annual senior night. See team scores below:

1. Mason 301

2. Lakota West 176
3. Lakota East 106

The boy’s team had a very close meet with Talawanda & LaSalle last Saturday, Jan. 23rd.. The coaches were very impressed with the team’s performance considering a majority of  our boy’s swam against Lakota Friday night. Our lone individual win was turned in by Michael Zuo in the 100 Backstroke. Michael also finished 2nd in the 100 Butterfly. Senior John Barker had a great meet! John finished 2nd in the 200 IM & 3rd in the 500 Freestyle.

Boys Scores – Talwanda 213, Mason 192, LaSalle 187

       Swimmer of the meet: Michael Zuo

The 2020-21 GMC Swimming and Diving Championships will be held at Mason this Friday and Saturday. Mason boys will be seeking their 5th consecutive GMC title and 9th overall.

GMC Swimming and Diving Championships

@ Mason

The Mason Boys Swimming and Diving Team captured their 5th consecutive GMC Championship on Saturday. The Comets outdistanced nearest competitor Sycamore by almost 200 points (576-377). This Mason boy's 9th overall league title.

Next up for Mason Swimming/Diving is the Sectional Meet at Mason on Feb. 10-13. Due to the COVID pandemic and facility capacity restrictions, there will be NO Spectators permitted for the Sectional and District meets. Only 2 coaches per team will be permitted at each Sectional site and 1 per team at the District meet due to capacity restrictions and health department restrictions.

Swimming - This year there will be no automatic qualifiers from each sectional site. The twenty-four (24) fastest individuals across all sites will advance in the individual events qualifying to the District meet. For relay events, the fastest twenty-four (24) relays across all sites will advance to the district meet.

Diving - At Sectionals, there will be a cut to 32 divers after 5 dives and 28 divers after 8 dives. The top 24 divers across all sites, based on score, will be advanced from the Sectional to the District meet. This year there will be no automatic qualifiers from each sectional site.

The Mason Boys Swimming team had an outstanding Sectional meets this past Saturday. The boys easily won over runner-up Kings for their 5th straight Sectional team title. The boys won 8 out of 11 events. 

Final Scores:

Boys: Mason 576, Kings 418, Moeller 321, Fairfield 256, Loveland 155

Congratulations to all of our district swimming qualifiers over the weekend. We qualified 19 boys (all but 2 swims).

Individual & relay winners:

Boys

50 & 100 Freestyle – Braden Osborn

200 IM – Tyler Houpt

500 Freestyle – Ethan Butler

100 Breaststroke – Kevin Wu

200 Medley Relay – Carl Bloebaum, Kevin Wu, Braden Osborn, Alex Zhang

200 Freestyle Relay – Kevin Wu, Eli Devyak, Max Plumley, Sean Huggins

400 Freestyle Relay – Andrew Fox, Carl Bloebaum, Eli Devyak, Alex Zhang

Next up is the Southwest District Championships at Miami Uiversity on 2/18-2/20. , The District Tournament will automatically qualify two (2) in each swimming event to the State Meet, with sixteen (16) at large qualifiers that will be selected on the basis of times recorded in the District Meet.

The Mason boy’s swimming team had a great District meet this past Saturday at Miami University finishing 2nd overall to St. Xavier for the 2nd consecutive season.

The team was led by Senior Braden Osborn & Juniors Carl Bloebaum & Eli Devyak.

Braden won the 50 yd. Freestyle & was 2nd in the 100 yd. Freestyle. Carl was 2nd in the 100 Butterfly & 4th in the 100 Backstroke. Eli was 3rd in the 100 Butterfly & 8th in the 100 Backstroke.

The following swimmers are moving onto State this coming Saturday in Canton Ohio.

200 Medley Relay – Eli Devyak, Kevin Wu, Carl Bloebaum, Alex Zhang
200 Freestyle – Max Plumley
200 IM – Tyler Houpt
50 Freestyle – Braden Osborn & Kevin Wu
100 Butterfly – Carl Bloebaum, Eli Devyak, & Alex Zhang
100 Freestyle – Braden Osborn
500 Freestyle – Andrew Fox & Tyler Houpt
200 Freestyle Relay – Braden Osborn, Kevin Wu, Sean Huggins, Max Plumley
100 Backstroke – Carl Bloebaum & Eli Devyak
400 Freestyle Relay – Braden Osborn, Max Plumley, Alex Zhang, Carl Bloebaum

Special shout out to the following seniors who have finished up their high school swim career following this meet: JoJo Minezawa, Sahan Kansakar, Joel Steinbicker, & Sam Graler.

The OHSAA State Championships are slated for 2/25-2/27 in Canton, Ohio.

Mason Girls Swimming and Diving hosted Lebanon & Milford in a tri-meet on Friday to open their 2020-21 season. The swimmers swam exceptionally well for their 1st meet of the season!with many lifetime best swims. Team Scores below:

Girls – Mason 92, Lebanon 49, Milford 29

The girls were led by Seniors Kylie Dennis & Avani Deshmukh, & Juniors Advika Sumit & Allison Fries. All 4 won their individual events. Kylie in the 100 Butterfly. Avani in the 100 Backstroke. Advika in the 100 Breaststroke. Allison in the 500 Freestyle.

The boys were led by Seniors Kevin Wu & JoJo Minezawa, and sophomore Max Plumley. Kevin won the 50 Freestyle & 100 Breaststroke. JoJo won the 100 Freestyle & 100 Backstroke. Max won the 200 IM.

Swimmer of the meet were: Kylie Dennison

On Saturday the girls hosted Wyoming. and won 10 out of the 11 swim events and easily won the meet. Team scores:

Girls – Mason 164 Wyoming 65

The girl’s squad was led by Ruchi Kudalkar & Advika Sumit. They each won their 2 individual races. Ruchi in the 100 IM & 500 Freestyle. Advika in the 200 Free & 100 Butterfly. Other individual wins were turned in by Ella Stanton – 100 Freestyle, Ella Koshy – 100 Backstroke, Emily Zhang – 100 Breaststroke.

Langely Petersen won diving with a score of 244.20

Swimmer of the meet was Ruchi Kudalkar.

Next up is a dual-meet with Kings on Saturday, Dec. 12.

Mason girls swimming hosted KINGS for a dual meet this past Saturday. Both squads showed amazing depth and also had some outstanding performances to come out on top! 

The girl’s team won 11 out of 11 events. They were led by double winners Emma Hartman & Ashley Schoenlein.

Girl’s scores - Mason 130 – Kings 39

Individual winners were turned in by:

Emma Hartman  - 200 Freestyle & 100 Backstroke

Ashley Schoenlein – 200 IM & 100 Breaststroke

Maggie Hojnacki – 50 Freestyle

Kaitlyn Weitz – 100 Butterfly

Sophie Wang – 100 Freestyle

Abby Waechter – 500 Freestyle

Senior Ashley Schoenlein was named swimmer of the meet!

Next up Mason host a tri-meet with CHCA and Badin on Friday, Dec. 18th. The Comets also have a home meet with New Albany on Saturday, Dec. 19th.

Mason girls' swim was back in action on Saturday, Jan. 2nd vs.Ursuline. The Comets won the event 187-99. The girl’s team totally dominated UA, who not too long ago was the best team in the State.

Seniors Reese Lugbill, Tiana Anchrum, & Kiara Anchrum were all double winners. Ashley Lugbill & Emma Dalton won 1 event.

Next up for the boys and girls swim teams is a quad match with Moeller, Maderia and Mt. Notre Dame today, Jan. 8th. The teams are also in action on Saturday at the Princeton Invitational.

Mason Girls Swimming hosted Maderia/MND on Friday and came out on top in both matches

Girls scores: Mason 285  Maderia 183  MND 140

The girls showed balanced depth throughout the meet. Individual wins were turned in by:

Girls

Evie Mendelsohn – 200 Freestyle

Olivia Hastings – 200 IM & 100 Butterfly

Kaitlyn Weitz – 50 Freestyle & 100 Backstroke

Sophie Wang – 500 Freestyle

*Swimmer of the meet were Kaitlyn Weitz

The girls team hosted perennial power Upper Arlington on Saturday. What an exciting meet for both squads! Both teams swam very well! Overall team performance and team support throughout the meet was outstanding!

The girl’s team was led by Seniors Ashley & Reese Lugbill who were both double winners. In addition to those winners, Senior Tiana Anchrum & Emma Dalton had one win each. Diver Langely Petersen won diving!  

Team scores:

Girls score: Mason 166  UA 149

Individual wins were turned in by:

Girls

Ashley Lugbill – 200 & 500 Freestyle

Reese Lugbill – 200 IM & 100 Breaststroke

Tiana Anchrum – 50 Freestyle

Emma Dalton – 100 Backstroke

Langely Petersen - Diving

*Swimmers of the meet were Ashley & Reese Lugbill

Next up Mason will host Fairfield on Saturday, Jan. 16th.

Mason swimming hosted Lakota East and West on Friday for their annual senior night. See team scores below:

1. Mason 313

2. Lakota West 177
3. Lakota East 141

Last Saturday, Jan. 23rd Mason girls swim team won all 8 individual events vs Talawanda and McAuley while also showing tremendous depth. With over 50 girls on the team it was agreat meet for our young squad! Junior AnnMarie Bakos & Kavya Kudalkar each won 2 events. AnnMarie in the 200 Free & 100 butterfly. Kavya in the 200 IM & 100 Breaststroke. Other individual wins were turned in by:

                Sici Eshman – 50 Freestyle

                Emily Zhang – 100 Freestyle

                Kaitlyn Weitz – 100 Backstroke

                Swimmer of the meet: Sici Eshman

Girls Team Scores – Mason 284, Mercy McAuley 193, Talawanda 95

The 2020-21 GMC Swimming and Diving Championships will be held at Mason this Friday and Saturday. Mason girls have donminated the GMC since entering the league in 2007-08, winning the event every year (13 seasons).

GMC Swimming and Diving Championships

@ Mason

Mason Girls Swimming and Diving won their 14th consecutive GMC Championship on Saturday. The Comet girl's have won the league title every year since entering the GMC in the 2007-08 season. Their winning marging was 644-401 over 2nd place Sycamore.

The team was led by seniors Reese Lugbill, Ashley Lugbill, Emma Dalton, & Kiara Anchrum. Reese won the 200 IM & 100 Breaststroke. Ashley won the 500 Freestyle. Emma won the 100 Backstroke & set a new GMC record. Kiara won the 100 Butterfly and also set a new GMC record.

The girls 200 Medley relay also broke a GMC record. They were Emma Dalton, Reese Lugbill, Kiara Anchrum, & Tiana Anchrum.

Langely Petersen won diving as well & was named GMC diver of the year!

Next up for Mason Swimming/Diving is the Sectional Meet at Mason on Feb. 10-13. Due to the COVID pandemic and facility capacity restrictions, there will be NO Spectators permitted for the Sectional and District meets. Only 2 coaches per team will be permitted at each Sectional site and 1 per team at the District meet due to capacity restrictions and health department restrictions.

Swimming - This year there will be no automatic qualifiers from each sectional site. The twenty-four (24) fastest individuals across all sites will advance in the individual events qualifying to the District meet. For relay events, the fastest twenty-four (24) relays across all sites will advance to the district meet.

Diving - At Sectionals, there will be a cut to 32 divers after 5 dives and 28 divers after 8 dives. The top 24 divers across all sites, based on score, will be advanced from the Sectional to the District meet. This year there will be no automatic qualifiers from each sectional site.

Mason Girls Swim and Dive had an outstanding Sectional meet this past weekend. The girls successfully defended their Sectional title winning their 9 Sectional team title in a row winning 9 out of 11 events.

Final Scores:

Girls: Mason 633, Kings 397, MND 382, Little Miami 164, Franklin 120

Congratulations to all of our district swimming qualifiers over the weekend. We qualified 14 girls!

Individual & relay winners:

Girls

200 Medley Relay – Emma Dalton, Reese Lugbill, Kiara Anchrum, Tiana Anchrum **Tied the pool record!

200 Freestyle Relay – Emma Hartman, Emma Dalton, Tiana Anchrum, Kiara Anchrum

400 Freestyle Relay – Ashley Lugbill, Kiara Anchrum, Reese Lugbill, Tiana Anchrum

50 Freestyle – Tiana Anchrum

100 Backstroke – Emma Dalton **Pool & School Record!

200 IM &100 Breaststroke – Reese Lugbill

100 Butterfly – Kiara Anchrum

500 Freestyle – Ashley Lugbill

Diving

The divers will not be competing in their sectionals until next Saturday. They did have an invite @West Clermont this past Saturday. Langely Petersen won the invite, while Karina Ashton finished 3rd.

Next up is the Southwest District Championships at Miami Uiversity on 2/17-2/19. , The District Tournament will automatically qualify two (2) in each swimming event to the State Meet, with sixteen (16) at large qualifiers that will be selected on the basis of times recorded in the District Meet.

The Mason girls swimming team successfully defended the District title! This is their 6th straight District title in a row easily outdistancing runner-up St. Ursula by over 100 points!

The girls were led by a very strong senior class of Kiara Anchrum, Tiana Anchrum, Reese Lugbill, Ashley Lugbill, & Emma Dalton.

Kiara was 2nd in the 100 yd. Butterfly. Tiana was 4th in the 50 yd. Freestyle. Reese was 1st in the 200 yd. IM & 2nd in the 100 yd. Breaststroke. Ashley was 3rd in both the 500 yd. Freestyle & 100 yd. Breaststroke while Emma Dalton was 1st in the 100 yd. Backstroke (School Record) & 5th in the 50 yd. Freestyle.

The following swimmers are moving onto State this coming Friday in Canton Ohio.

200 Medley Relay – Emma Dalton, Reese Lugbill, Kiara Anchrum, Tiana Anchrum
200 IM – Reese Lugbill
50 Freestyle – Tiana Anchrum & Emma Dalton
100 Butterfly – Kiara Anchrum
500 Freestyle – Ashley Lugbill
200 Freestyle Relay – Tiana Anchrum, Emma Hartman, Emma Dalton, Kiara Anchrum
100 Backstroke – Emma Dalton
100 Breaststroke – Reese Lugbill & Ashley Lugbill
400 Freestyle Relay – Ashley Lugbill, Tiana Anchrum, Reese Lugbill, Kiara Anchrum\

Special shout out to the following seniors who have finished up their high school swim career following this meet: Maggie Hojnacki, Kylie Dennison, & Ashley Schoenlein

The OHSAA State Swimming and Diving Championships will be held Feb. 25-27th in Canton, Ohio.

MASON GIRLS STATE RUNNER-UP!

Congratulations to Emma and ALL the Mason girls swimmers/divers and coaches on a great 2020-21 season!

The Wrestling team opened their season on Wednesday with a 39-30 dual meet win over visiting Moeller. No other details available.

Next up, Mason hosts Western Brown in a dual meet this Saturday, Dec. 12th.

The Mason wrestling team hosted Western Brown this past Saturday and came away with a lopsided win. The matches featured the first-ever all girls JV event that preceded the boys matches. No other details provided.

Next up, Mason wrestling will host Oak Hills on Wednesday, Dec. 16th.

Mason Wrestling defeated Oak HIlls in a dual meet competition format on Wednesday, No other details available.

Next up for Wrestling is a tri-meet at home against Hamilton and Edgewood on Wednesday, Dec. 23rd.

Mason Wrestling defeated Hamilton and Edgewood in a tri-match on Wednesday Dec. 23rd. No details available.

Next up, Wrestling visits Colerain on Wednesday, Jan. 6th.

The Mason Wrestling Team wrestled at Colerain on Wednesday. No results were provided.

Next up, Mason Wrestling travels to Olentangy on Saturday.

Mason Wrestling traveled to Columbus on Saturday for the Olentangy Quad meet. See results below:

Mason Wrestling dropped visiting Lakota East and Sycamore at a tri-meet on Wednesday. See scores below:

Mason 55 East 22

Mason 59 Sycamore 21

No other info was available.

Next up, Mason will visit Fairfield on Saturday.

Mason Wrestling compted in a tri-meet at Fairfield along with Springboro. Team scores below:

Mason 46-27 over Springboro

Mason 41-26 over Fairfield

Mason will continue their head-to-head only wrestling season format this Wednesday when the meet visiting Wyoming and Greenon HS.

The Mason Wrestling team defeated Fairfield in a dual match at Fairfield on Saturday 41-26.

The Mason Wrestling Team continued their undefeated season on Wednesday with a tri-match vs. Greenon and Wyoming HS. See results below:

Mason 60 Greenon 21

Mason 66 Wyoming 15

The Comet Wrestiling team improves their dual win record of 20-0 on the season. They will host Clinton Massie for senior night TONIGHT, Wed. 2/3.

WRESTLING SMASHES CLINTON MASSIE

COMET GRAPPLERS  22-0 AT STATE DUALS SATURDAY

Mason Wrestling honored their seniors on Wednesday night then too apart visiting Clinton Massie on their way to a 64-8 thrashing.  With the win, the Comets send their dual meet record to 22-2!  Below are individual results:

Marsel Sabirdjanov pin Cody LisleEthan Pickens pin Brady Lisle
Noah Lippeatt tech fall Cole Moorman
Dominic DiTullio pin Miley Powell (Dominic records 151st victory)
Grant Moorman dec Sam Libby
Iverson Sung dec Ethan Johnson
Waylon West dec Brayden Rolf
Nolan Fitz pin Brodie Green
Nathan D'Agostino pin Matt Martin
Korey Shea pin Elijah Groh
Owen Amburgy pin Colton Doyle
Carson Down Win by Forfeit
Joe Baughman tech Jared Glover
Skyler Horn pin Corbin Ruth

The Comets will compete in the STATE FINAL 8 (State duals team competition) this weekend.  Mason is the Regional Champs and will compete against #2 Wadsworth in the quarter-finals at Lakewood St. Edwards.  A win would put the Comets in the Top 4 of the state.  Mason is ranked #7 overall in the state polls and #1 in the city.

The Comets finish up regular-season matches on Wednesday, Feb. 10th at a Tri-meet at Middletown that includes Lakota West.  

The Southwest OHSAA Sectional Tourney is at Lebanon HS on Saturday, February 27th.  Qualifiers from Sectionals to District Tournaments: Division I Each sectional will qualify the top four (4) wrestlers in each weight class to the district tournament at Kettering Fairmont Trent Arena.

The District Wrestling Tournaments will be held between Thursday, March 4th, and Sunday, March 7th. Each will be held in split sessions. 106-145 and 152-285 Division, I Kettering Fairmont Trent Arena Thursday, March 4, 2021 (106-145), Friday, March 5, 2021 (152-285), and Saturday, March 6, 2021. (Two Sessions

Qualifiers to the State Meet will be four (4) in Division I, four (4) in Division II, and four (4) in Division III per weight class.

STATE DUALS

Quarter-Final

vs. Wadsworth

Mason Wrestling defeated Middletown and Lakota West on Wednesday to close our their regular season scheduled. See details below:

Finished the season 24-4 | 9-0 GMC

SECTIONAL

@ Lebanon

Mason Wrestling were the overall Sectional Champions at Saturday's event at Lebanon HS. The Comets outdistanced Fairfield 244-199. Below are the championship results for each weight class. More info concerning District Qualifiers soon.

106- Cochran (Miamisburg) d, Pickens (Mason) 9-4; 113- Lippeatt (Mas) pin Sears (Colerain), 0:36; 120- McCall (Lebanon) d. Gibson (Mas) 6-2; 126- DiTullio (Mas) pin Steiner (L), 0:53; 132- Brewer (C) d. Libby (Mas) 2-1; 138- Harney (Sycmore) pin Beermann (Fairfield), 2:51; 145- Smith (C) d. Sperry (Fairf) 12-2; 152- Marsh (L) d. Nevis (C) 3-2; 160- Hobbs (Little Miami) tech. fall Abrams (Fairf) 21-6; 170- Simmerman (LM) d. Reardon (S) 4-0; 182- Amburgy (Mas) pin Gelter (Milford), 0:54; 195- Kahsay (C) d. Stein (L) 10-7; 220- Smith (Fairf) pin Smith (L), 1:41; 285- Watson (C) d. Horn (Mas) 2-1.

The District Wrestling Tournaments will be held between Thursday, March 4th and Sunday, March 7th. Each will be held in split sessions.. Kettering Fairmont Trent Arena Thursday, March 4, 2021 (106-145), Friday, March 5, 2021 (152-285) and Saturday, March 6, 2021. (Two Sessions).

Qualifiers to the State Meet will be four (4) in Division I, four (4) in Division II, and four (4) in Division III per weight class.

DISTRICT

@ Kettering Fairmont

106-145 lb. class

DISTRICT

@ Kettering Fairmont

152-285 weight classes

Congratulations to the Mason Wrestling Team who earned a 4th place finish at the SW District Championships this past weekend. Mason qualifies four Comets to this coming weekends OHSAA State Wrestling Championships.

MASON WRESTLING STATE QUALIFIERS

Owen Amburgy was the District Champion in the 182 l weight class. Dominic DiTullio was the 126 lb District Runner-up. Noah Lippeatt placed third in the 113 lb weight class. Skyler Horn finished 4th overall in the 285 lb weight class.

Sam Libby and Nathan D'Agostino both finished 6th in their prespective weight classes.

This years Division 1 OHSAA State Wrestling Tournament will be held at Hilliard Darby HS March 13th and 14th.

STATE TOURNAMENT

@ Hilliard Darby HS

The 2020-21 wrestling season concluded for several Mason wrestlers this past weekend at the OHSAA State Championships.. Owen Amburgy, Dominic DiTullio, Noah Lippeatt and Skyler Horn well-represented themselves and Mason High School as they battled the best in Ohio at Hilliard Darby HS. See the results below:

113-Noah Lippeatt didn't place put had a great season senior season finishing 24-7.

126-Dominic Ditullio made it to the podium finishing 6th overall at State! Dominic concludes his senior season with 150+ career wins and was a 4x State Qualifier (4th and 6th).

182-Owen Amburgy concluded his tremendous Mason career with a 4th place finsih at State. During his Comet career he accumulated 150 wins and was a 3x State Qualifier.

285-Skylar Horn wrestled his way to the State Championships this season but did not place. He has had a tremendous junior season and is already working towards improving for his upcoming senior season.

Quick Rundown of the 2020-21 Season

25-4 Duals

State Duals Top 8

GMC Champs

Sectional Champs

District 4th

State 17th (2nd in SWOH)

Congratulations to all the wrestlers and coaches on a tremendous season!

Highlights

Mason Girls hosted Cincinnati Christian on Thursday, Dec. 3rd and fell 1989-1915 in another close match.

The Mason girls will host Seton today, Monday, Dec. 7th.

Mason girls bowling suffered a 2325-1847 loss at the hands of Seton on Monday. No other details available.

Next up, Mason visits East today, Dec. 9th.

Mason girls bowling team won their first match of the season when they defeated Lakota East 1876 to 1606 on Wednesday. The Comets were led by Amy Bergset with a 177, 139 series.

 

Girls are now 1-3, 1-1 in the GMC and will bowl in the Holiday Tourney at Western Bowl this Saturday and Sunday.

Mason girls bowling got a match in on Monday at home vs. Middletown. In that match the Middies outdistanced the Comets 1911-1705. No other details are available.

Next up, Mason girls will host Hamilton on Monday, January 4th.

BACK TO SCHOOL BASH

Mason Gilrs' Bowling participated in the Back To School Bash on Saturday, Jan. 2nd. See results below:

Mason Girls fell to Hamilton on Monday, 1914-1388. See scores below:

The Girls will bowl at Altar tonight.

The Mason girls bowling team fell to Alter on Friday, 2176-2051, but did compete well. Paige Poloha had a good day scoring a 363 series, and Amy Bergset had a good day with a 210 second game.

Next up Mason hosts Mercy today, January 11th.

Mason girls bowling fell to Mercy on Monday, 2400-1905.

Next for Mason girls is a match at Fairfield today, January 13th.

Girls bowling lost a match at Fairfield on Wednesday. Final score 2441-1913. No details provided.

They will compete on Monday, January 18th at the Baker Bash at Beaver-Vu..

No report

Next up, Mason girls host Princeton on Friday.

Mason girls bowling defeated Princeton on Friday, 2019-1093. Not other information provided.

The girls bowling team attended the Cardinal Classic at Colerain bowl this Saturday.  They did well and scored some of their best scores of the year. They were led by Amy bergset and Paige Poloha who had series of 312 and 332 respectively. The girls finished in 11th place but did not make the cut for the championship round.

Next for Mason girls is a home match vs. St. Ursula today, January 25th.

This weekend the Mason girls went up against 16 teams in the East-West tournament. They had a little struggle with the lane conditions and were 14th overall out of the 20 teams. In the championship round they did well but were knocked out in the first round.

Next up Mason girls host Sycamore today.

Mason girls bowling defeated Sycamore 1988-1873 on Monday. No other details were provided.

Next up, Mason girls host Mount Notre Dame on Monday, Feb. 8th.

Mason Girls Bowling racked up their fourth straight match win on Monday, defeating Mount Notre Dame 2129-2010. No details provided.

Next up, Mason will visit Lakota West TODAY.

Mason Girls Bowling won their teams 5th consecutive match on Wednesday defeating Lakota West 2199-2156. The victory helped them finish the GMC regular season with a tie for 4th with the Firebirds 5-4).. This is the girls best GMC finish since they shared the league title in 2015.

Next up Mason girls will visit Kings on Tuesday, Feb. 16th.

The Sectional tourney will be held Wednesday, Feb. 17th at Crossgate lanes. Seven teams and 7 individuals will advance to Distrcit.

SECTIONAL

@ Crossgate Lanes

Mason girls bowling saw their season come to an end on Wednesday at the Sectional Tourney at Crossgate Lanes. The Comets just missed being one of the top 8 teams to advance to District (Comets finished 11th overall out of 20 teams).

DISTRICT

@ Beaver-Vu Lanes

Highlights

Mason boys earned another road win vs. Cincinnati Christian on Thursday, Dec. 3rd. Final score 2658-2184.

The boys will host Elder tonight, Dec. 7th.

Mason Boys Bowling earned their 3rd win of the season on Monday, defeating visiting Elder 2870-2667. No other details available.

Next up, the Comets will visit Lakota East today, Dec. 9th.

The Mason boys bowled against Lakota East on Wednesday and did a terrific job. They have had a great start to their season. Mason rolled over east 2836 to 2555.

High scores were recorded by Caden Graham ( 287-10 straight strikes) and Nate Shockey (223). Caden hit his yearly high series with a 521 2 game series.

Mason boys (4-0, 2-0) will bowl at the holiday tourney this weekend. On Monday the Mason will face their toughest competition when Middletown comes to Mason Bowl.

On Monday, the boys bowling team took their first loss of the season in a close encounter at home with Middletown. Final score 2693-2524. No other details available.

Next up, Mason boys will visit Lasalle TODAY, Wednesday, Dec. 16th.

Mason boys bowling fell to Lasalle on Wednesday by a team score of 2888-2735. No other details available.

Next up, Mason boys host Hamilton on Monday, January 4th.

Mason Boys sent their overall record to 5-2 on Monday with a 2875-2718 win against Hamilton. No info provided.

Next up, Mason boys will visit Alter tonight.

Mason boys bowling defeated St. Xavier on Monday 2683-2363. No details provided.

Next up, Mason travels to today, January 13th.

Mason Boys Bowling continued their winning way last Wednesday with a 2559-2441 win at Fairfield. No other info available.

The Comets are 7-2 overall and 4-1 in the GMC (tied for 1st). They will compete on Monday, January 18th at the Baker Bash at Beaver-Vu..

Next up for Mason bowling is an away match at Franklin today. The team visits Oak Hills on Thursday.

On Thursday, the boys had their best match of the year, and they needed it due to Oak Hills also bowling their best match of the year. The Comets defeated Oak Hills 2892-2797.

Mason was led by Caden Graham's 257, 245 series. The boys had a phenomenal first set with a 1134, meaning that the average for that round was 226 per bowler. It was a great day and with 2 more wins, Mason will again tie for the GMC number one spot.

The Comet boys (10-2, 6-1) will have an East/West Showdown on Sunday at Western Bowl, then host Sycamore on Monday.

This weekend the Mason boys went up against 16  teams in the East-West tournament. After the first round they were in 5th place overall, by the end of the second round they were 4th, by the end of the third round they had moved all of the way up into 2nd place.

After the final round of bowling they had secured the top spot in the east division. However, after a bye in the first round of knock out, they fell to Batavia who bowled very well. The final was 210 to 191.

Next up, Mason boys host Sycamore TODAY!

Mason boys got another GMC win vs. Sycarmoe on Monday. Final score 2765-2548. No other details were provided.

Next up for Mason boys is a home match vs. Moeller on Monday, Feb. 8th.

Mason Boys bowling defeated Moeller on Monday, 2623-2197. No details provided.

Next up, Mason boys will visit Lakota West TODAY.

The boys bowlers will participate in the GMC tournament on Saturday, Feb. 13th to determine the 2020-21 GMC Champion.

BOYS BOWLING WINS SHARE OF GMC TITLE!

The GMC Boys Bowling regular season came to an end on Wednesday with the Comets defeating Lakota West 2702-2555. The victory over the Firebirds gives Mason a final league record of 8-1 and earns them a share of the 2020-21 GMC Title with Middletown (8-1).

This is the fourth time that Mason boys bowling has either shared the GMC title or won it outright (shared 2021, 2020 and 2019, won byself 2009).

"The focus all year has been to win the GMC and they achieved that goal by ignoring any outside distractions and focusing on their individual game," said Mason head coach Joe Riestenberg. "It is nice to win the GMC but they still have bigger goals to accomplish, we have a phenomenal team and 8 great bowlers on varsity. We still have sectionals and districts ahead of state and we feel we are all getting better at the right time."

The Comets will visit Kings to on Tuesday, Feb. 16th then get ready for Sectionals Tourney play on Thursday, Feb. 18th at Crossgate Lanes. Six teams and 6 individulals will qualify to Distsrict.

SECTIONALS

@ Crossgate Lanes

Boys Bowling Sectionals were postponed on Thursday to today, Friday, Feb. 19th at Crossgate Lanes.

BOYS BOWLING ADVANCE TO DISTRICT

The Mason Boys Bowling Team punched their ticket to next weeks District Championship at the Sectional Tourney this afternnon at Crossgate Lanes. Details coming soon!

Mason Boys Bowling finished 4th at the Sectional Tourney on Friday, advancing them tothe District Championships. The Comets rolled a 3954 pin total as a team. Kyle Brackenridge led Mason with a 649 series.

The SW District Championships will be held Wednesday, Feb. 24th at Beaver-Vu Lanes in Beavercreek, Ohio. Four teams and 4 individuals will qualify for state.

The OHSAA State Bowling Championships are slated for March 5-6.

DISTRICT

@ Beaver-Vu Lanes

The Mason Boys Bowling team went to the District Championships at Beaver-vu Lanes on Wednesday with high hopes. Unfortunately the bowling gods did not smile on the team as they struggled to get anything going and did not qualify for state.

One shining star was Caden Graham who averaged 211 on the day. His 633 was 30th overall but not enough to carry a team where the next highest bowler was Nate Shockey with a 587 three game series.

Mason boys had a great season, tied for first in the GMC and the highest pergame total in the GMC. The team is already looking forward to making great strides for next year.