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Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy Eagles

2025 Track-District Title

CHCA Boys Claim OHSAA District Championship

Boys and Girls Combine for 20 Regional Qualifiers

5/27/2025 11:20:00 AM

New Richmond, OH
 
The Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy (CHCA) Boys Track & Field team made history this past weekend, securing the program's first-ever Team District Championship. In a thrilling display of athleticism and teamwork, CHCA edged out Indian Hill with a final score of 125-123
 
The Eagles' victory was a testament to a deep and talented roster, with the team scoring points in an impressive 15 of the 18 contested events. Standout performances included Owen Clary's event win in the discus and Nate Gockerman's dominant run in the 3200m, where he not only took first place but also shattered a 40-year-old District meet record.
 
As a result of their exceptional showing, the CHCA boys team has qualified 12 individual athletes and 4 relay teams for the upcoming Regional Championships. The Regional meet is scheduled to take place from Thursday, May 29th to Saturday, May 31st, at Piqua High School.
 
Team Scores (Top 5)
  1. CHCA 125
  2. Indian Hill 123
  3. Taft 59
  4. New Richmond 49
  5. Taylor 48
 Boys Regional Qualifiers Records being broken: The Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy (CHCA) Lady Eagles Track & Field team concluded their District Championship meet with a commendable 7th place overall finish, propelled by several strong individual performances.
 
The Lady Eagles will be well-represented at the upcoming Regional Championships, sending 5 individual athletes and 1 relay team to compete. The Regional meet is scheduled for Thursday, May 29th through Saturday, May 31st, at Piqua High School.
 
Team Scores (Top 5)
  1. Maderia 103
  2. Mercy McAuley 85
  3. Summit 61.50
  4. Batavia 55.33
  5. Wyoming 45.5
  6. CHCA 38.33
Girls Regional Qualifiers Record broken
  • The 4x1 quartet of Emerson, Olivia, Leah and Brilyn set the school record in the 4x100m
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