Warrior Athletics
Mariemont High School
Boys Varsity Soccer
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13.0 years ago
The Boys Soccer program success is contagious. The Warrior Nation is a formidable 12th man. Players and coaches receive recognition on local and state levels. Players receive attention from college coaches.
Congratulations to Coach Joe Mehl and his staff:
Asst Coach - Erik Vanags Asst Coach - Jorge Bezerra Goalie Coach - Jeff Hinebaugh
Asst Coach - Jeff Jackson Junior High Coach - Justin Richardson
Asst Coach - Erik Vanags Asst Coach - Jorge Bezerra Goalie Coach - Jeff Hinebaugh
Asst Coach - Jeff Jackson Junior High Coach - Justin Richardson
In 8 years under Coach Mehl, the program has become one of the elite.
- 90 career wins (#2 in the program has 56 wins).
- District Champions 3 of 4 years ('07, '08 & '10) and District runner-up in '03
- 4 Sectional Championships ('03, '07, '08 & '10)
- 2008 Regional Championship - Final Four appearance
- .646 win ratio (Keith Koehne's .647 is #1) - The school's win rate since 1973 is .467
- Developed goalies with no club soccer experience to starters in college
- 3 All-State Players (Zaring, Weber & White)
- 19 SW District All-Stars
- Recognition: (2) SW District Coach of the Year; (1) DIII Coach of the year – Cincinnati Enquirer; (1) All Ohio Assistant Coach of the Year
- 90 career wins (#2 in the program has 56 wins).
- District Champions 3 of 4 years ('07, '08 & '10) and District runner-up in '03
- 4 Sectional Championships ('03, '07, '08 & '10)
- 2008 Regional Championship - Final Four appearance
- .646 win ratio (Keith Koehne's .647 is #1) - The school's win rate since 1973 is .467
- Developed goalies with no club soccer experience to starters in college
- 3 All-State Players (Zaring, Weber & White)
- 19 SW District All-Stars
- Recognition: (2) SW District Coach of the Year; (1) DIII Coach of the year – Cincinnati Enquirer; (1) All Ohio Assistant Coach of the Year
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2010 Record:
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Regular Season:
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8-3-4
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.667
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Seeded 6th
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CHL Record:
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4-1-2
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.714
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T2nd in the league
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Tournament:
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5-1
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.833
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T5 in the state
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Overall Record:
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13-4-4
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.714
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2010 Accolades: |
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Co-MVPs:
Quinn Budig & Andrew Fields |
Warrior Award:
Zack Uchtman |
Post-Season MVP:
Critty Ferguson |
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SW District All-Stars:
Johnny Wirthlin Andrew Fields Quinn Budig |
1st Team All CHL:
Quinn Budig Johnny Wirthlin Andrew Fields |
All-City Cincinnati Enquirer:
Andrew Fields Johnny Wirthlin |
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Record Book
The 2010 Warriors added 7 entries in the RECORD BOOK See TEAM LINKS on the soccer web page |
2nd Team All CHL:
Lakmal Ekanayake Taylor Henderson David Finn |
Honorable Mention All CHL:
Zack Uchtman Jonathan White |
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DIII Coach of the Year – Cincinnati Enquirer:
Joe Mehl |
All Ohio - Asst Coach of the Year:
Jorge Bezerra |
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The Warrior Soccer program was an average program through 1996. It had a less than stellar winning rate of .355. One season had been lost when a player had been declared ineligible and all games forfeited. In 1997, Coach Keith Koehne took over as Head Coach. He brought winning ways with his .647 win rate and the first and only CHL championship. These Warriors also won 2 Sectional Championships. The Principle job at the Junior High beckoned and the Mr. Koehne title won out over the Coach Koehne title.
After a year as Assistant Coach to Logan Phillips, Joe Mehl took over as Head Coach in 2003 and continued the winning ways with his .646 win rate. He raised the bar with all the accomplishments listed above, especially the post-season success.
In times when there is a raging debate about handicapping private school athletic programs because:
Choose the one(s) that best fits your opinion:
- They afford the best coaching available
- Money does not limit them from playing in the best club programs
- Players can be drawn from anywhere and can be offered financial assistance.
- Private schools dominate tournament play disproportionately.
Mariemont competes with them all. This is not a typical public school. We pull tremendous coaching talent from the community. A player can play two sports in a season. Many players play club soccer in the off-season. We have a strong youth program. It enjoys tremendous community support. The crowd turnout for a regular season game has grown and the tournament support is second to none. The Warrior Nation is not put off by long treks; their Warriors need their support.
Choose the one(s) that best fits your opinion:
- They afford the best coaching available
- Money does not limit them from playing in the best club programs
- Players can be drawn from anywhere and can be offered financial assistance.
- Private schools dominate tournament play disproportionately.
Mariemont competes with them all. This is not a typical public school. We pull tremendous coaching talent from the community. A player can play two sports in a season. Many players play club soccer in the off-season. We have a strong youth program. It enjoys tremendous community support. The crowd turnout for a regular season game has grown and the tournament support is second to none. The Warrior Nation is not put off by long treks; their Warriors need their support.
GO WARRIORS - THANKS FOR A MEMORABLE SEASON
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