Amelia Barons receive deserving Fort Ancient Valley Conference Cardinal Division all-star picks
April 4th, 2008
Author: Richard Crawford
Filed Under: Sports
Amelia is the only Clermont County high school that is a member of the Fort Ancient Valley Conference Cardinal (FAVC-C) Division. The Barons received a very respectable amount of all-star representation on the respective FAVC-C winter sports dream teams.
The Barons’ academic team is the champion of the FAVC.
Following are Amelia’s stellar athletes so honored. The year of school is included.
Boys Basketball
First team
Spencer Cox (senior, 5-foot, 9-inch guard).
Second team
Willie Tansey (junior, 6-0 forward).
Final conference (overall) record
Wilmington 9-1 (16-5), Kings 8-2 (14-8), Turpin 5-5 (14-8), Little Miami 4-6 (12-10), Walnut Hills 2-8 (9-13), and Amelia 2-8 (8-13).
First team
Morgan Sperry (sophomore, 5-9 forward).
Second team
Ashley Crutcher (senior, 5-9 forward).
Final conference (overall) record
Walnut Hills 10-0 (21-3), Wilmington 6-4 (14-7), Kings 6-4 (12-10), Turpin 4-6 (15-8), Little Miami 3-7 (5-16), and Amelia 1-9 (5-16).
Wrestling
First team (individual weight class champions)
Cory Clolinger (103-pounds, sophomore), Tommy Fehring (135, junior), Craig Neal (140, senior), and Cody Burris (152, sophomore).
Second team (individual wight class runners-up)
Wes Brown (119, junior) and Nathan Beach (171, senior).
Final team score
Wilmington 347, Turpin 297, Amelia 266, Little Miami 226, and Kings 105. Walnut Hills did not enter a team.
Boys Swimming
Final team score
Turpin 406, Kings 289, Wilmington 204, Walnut Hills 159, Little Miami 144, and Amelia 32.
Girls Swimming
Final team score
Turpin 475, Kings 352, Walnut Hills 213, Wilmington 155, Amelia 50, and Little Miami 11.
Boys Bowling
First team
William Broyles (12) and Wesley Lukemire (11).
Second team
Zach Vestring (10).
Athlete of the Year
Broyles
Final conference (overall) record
Wilmington 10-0 (15-6), Amelia 8-2 (11-5), Turpin 6-4 (9-9), Walnut Hills 4-6 (6-11), Little Miami 2-8 (2-15), and Kings 0-10 (0-15).
Girls Bowling
First team
Amber Kellerman (11) and Abby Smith (11).
Second team
Ashley Durel (11).
Co-coach of the Year
Tony Kellerman
Final conference (overall) record
Wilmington 10-0 (17-4), Amelia 8-2 (11-4), Little Miami 5-5 (8-9), Walnut Hills 5-5 (6-11), Kings 1-9 (1-14), and Turpin 1-9 (-15).
Academic
First team
Michelle Andrews (11) and Kate Hart (11).
Second team
Logan Coulson (12).
Final conference (overall) record
Walnut Hills 9-1 (13-1), Turpin 6-4 (10-4), Amelia 6-4 (11-6), Wilmington 5-5 (9-5), Kings 2-8 (4-10), and Little Miami 2-8 (4-10).















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