Seniors reflect on senior nights
DARTING. Three year varsity starting midfielder, senior Hannah Kirkham, sprints after the ball in the home match against Walnut Hills. The team went on to defeat Walnut Hills 5-0 and they are currently 7-1-2. “I think senior night is a great way to recognize the end of a chapter. It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of what’s coming next, but it’s just as important to look back on on all the things we have accomplished this season and the people that we have accomplished them with. This year especially we’ve gotten to become a really close knit team so it’s definitely going to be a special night,” Kirkham said.
The past four years seniors have played the sports they loved and they are sadly coming to an end. For most fall senior athletes it will be their last time putting on the home jersey.
“I will feel relieved. I have accomplished so much with the team. It is sad to be leaving a sport l love so much but I am happy for what I have in store for the upcoming years,” said Isabel Ingle, 12, Varsity water polo player.
Only a couple of these beloved seniors will further their academic and athletic career to play on a collegiate level.
“Senior night to me is a celebration of the seniors and all we’ve accomplished and been through together. It’s like the last hoorah before sending us off for college soccer or coming to an end of our soccer careers,” said Jenna Ridener, 12, Varsity soccer player.
Many tears will be shed as one chapter ends and a new one chapter begins. With 88 fall seniors being celebrated these nights will be super special for these hardworking and deserving athletes.
Senior Night Events:
Fri., Oct. 19: Football/Cheer senior night against Oak Hills
Thurs., Oct.11: Girls Soccer senior night against Colerain
Thurs., Oct. 4: Boys soccer senior night against Princeton
Wed., Oct. 10: Girls Volleyball senior night against Mercy McAuley
Tues., Oct. 2: Girls and Boys water polo senior night against Milford
Wed., Oct. 17: Girls CC senior night
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