2018 is Brian Baugh's first season as the head coach of the boys volleyball team at Oak Hills. Brian came to Oak Hills from Loveland High School where he currently teaches English and Reading.  He began coaching volleyball in 2008 and has coached both boys and girls at all levels. He has been coaching boys since 2008 and girls since 2011. 

Prior to Oak Hills, he most recently served as the Loveland High School varsity assistant of the girls volleyball team where they won the ECC championship and posted back-to-back 20 win seasons.  He also served as  JV head coach of boys volleyball who went 16-4 in 2017.  He previously was the varsity head coach at Mariemont High School in 2013-14 and served as the varsity assistant from 2011-2013.  Baugh graduated The Ohio State University in 2007 with a B.A. and Xavier University in 2011 with a M. Ed.  

Brian resides in Northern Kentucky with wife Rachel and their two children, Brady and Isabella

Amanda Biser

Matscot Coach

• Years Coaching Experience:   
• OHHS since 2008
• 2 years at Harrison
• 5 years at Colerain

• Program Awards:
• Our squad received the SWOWCA Outstanding Wresterette Squad of the Year eight times so far!

• Ties to OHHS:  
• Proud alumni of ℅ 1997 (former Matscot & Oakette)
• Parents worked in the district for 30+ years
• Fun Fact #1, my dad, Dick Roche, was the wrestling coach at OHHS for 26 years!
• Fun Fact #2, my mom, Pat Roche, was my Matscot Coach for three years!
• Fun Fact #3, my brother, Matthew, was the first freshman wrestler to qualify for the State Wrestling Tournament!
• Lived on the westside for most of my life (attended C.O. Harrison & Delhi)

• Family Info.:
• Married to my husband, Dan for six years
• Have two amazing daughters...almost five-year-old, Madison & a new baby, Brooklyn

Nick Continenza graduated from the University of Akron in 2007 with a bachelor's degree qualifying him to teach high school science.  While at the University of Akron, he competed on the track and field team as a decathlete, where he earned All-Mid American Conference honors four times.  Nick began his track and field coaching career in 2006 and his cross country coaching career in 2010. Before arriving at Oak Hills, he coached at Chardon High School and Cleveland Heights High School.  Nick joined the Highlanders in 2015. He is currently the head boys cross country coach and head girls and boys track & field coach. On the track and field staff, Nick currently coaches the distance athletes and pole vault athletes.  Although he also specializes in long jump, hurdles, sprints, and sprint relays. Nick’s favorite track event is the 4x400m relay and his favorite field event is pole vault.

Jackie has been teaching and coaching softball since 2006. On top of a D1 collegiate career, Jackie competed professionally in the states, as well as abroad. Prior to coming to Oak Hills, she taught in Three Rivers Local School District and coached at Mount Notre Dame High School. Jackie graduated from Cleveland State University in 2005 with a Bachelor's of Arts, and has a Master's Degree from the University of New England. Jackie is a 2012 Oak Hills Hall of Fame Inductee and is a 2001 graduate of Oak Hills High School, where she was a three sport athlete. Jackie and her husband Mike have two children, Kameron (7-Oakdale) and Kennedy (4-Dulles) who both attend Oak Hills schools. The Bedels reside in Bridgetown.   

Teri Egbers is the Girls' Varsity Golf Coach.  She has been the head, varsity coach since 2016.   She was the Oak Hills Middle School Girls' golf coach for 4 years & the Bridgetown Middle School Boys' golf coach prior to moving to varsity. The goal of Oak Hills Girls Golf is to inspire young ladies to learn and enjoy the sport of golf and it's diverse athletic and emotional challenges and successes. Building comradery & self-esteem is foremost, while improving golf skills. Teri is an Oak Hills Alum who lives, works & coaches in Oak Hills. She is the counselor at Bridgetown Middle School.  She and her husband, Dan, have 4 children with diverse athletic talents in golf, soccer, lacrosse & cheerleading.

Kurt has lead the boy’s bowling program since 2012.  During his tenure, Oak Hills has made the state finals, 4 of the last 6 years, finishing 4th (2013), 8th (2014), 4th (2017), and 5th (2018).  In 2018, Kurt was named the GMC Coach of the Year.

The boys team has been undefeated in the regular season over last two year, and had the bowler of the year 3 of the last 6 (Kyle Helms (2013-14) and Dillion Meece (2015).  

The boys overall record under Kurt is 81-10, with a 49-5 conference record.  They have been GMC Champs in 2012-13, 2013-14, 2016-17, and 2017-18.

·         Has coached high school and college basketball since 1985.

·          Head Varsity High School Coach since 2006.

·         From 1997-2002 was Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach at NKU and help lead them to the Final Four in 1999 and a National Championship in 2000.

·         20+ years experience as AAU Basketball Coach with Cincinnati Classic Way, Cheviot Fire and Cincy Swish

Shellie Hageman has been the Head Girls Cross Country Coach since 2000. In addition to coaching Cross Country, she spent 8 years working with the track and field program. During those years, Shellie has coached a two time individual state champion, had a team place 6th at state, and has won 2 league and district titles. Along with her husband, they founded the OHYA track and field program in the Oak Hills district that provides opportunities for athletes to compete in track and field in grades K-6. She sits on the CYO Track and Field board and coaches the Springmyer track team, as well as the districts 5th and 6th grade track team. Coach Hageman is an Oak Hills High School alumni and was inducted into the athletic Hall of Fame in 2013. Collegently, she competed for the University of Cincinnati in both Track and Field and Cross Country. Coach Hageman teaches at Springmyer Elementary as an Intervention Specialist and lives in the Oak Hills district with her husband Ben and their three daughters, Julia (13), Annabelle (11), and Josie Bea (5).

My name is Robin Hoernschmeyer, I’ve been the Head Girls Bowling Coach at Oak Hills High School since 2012.  I am a 2005 Oak Hills graduate who attended the University of Cincinnati earning my degree in Middle Childhood Education.  Many students have seen me around as I was a substitute teacher in the district for 6 years before taking a full-time coordinator position with the American Cancer Society.  I myself am an avid bowler, bowling pretty much my entire life. I was a member of the Oak Hills Girls Varsity Bowling team from 2003-2005. During the 2004-2005 season my team and I advanced to the state tournament, placing 5th as a team and I placed 2nd overall individually.  I grew up in Delhi and still live in Delhi with my family and our 7 pets. During my coaching career I have had 3 teams place 1st in the GMC, I have received the GMC Coach of the Year twice and have had numerous bowlers make 1st and 2nd team All-Conference. I am so grateful for the opportunity to work with so many outstanding student athletes at Oak Hills and cannot wait to see what next season holds!

I have been the varsity head coach since 2016. I was briefly at Lakota West before Oak Hills. I also coach football and work with many area HS and college football players in the off season. I was drawn to the district by my wife, who is an Oak Hills Alum. When not coaching, I am a police officer in Springfield Township (Hamilton County). I have been married for 2 years to Emily, and we have one dog at home.

Chuck Laumann, Baseball since 1994,  456-272 record

Jenny Meyer took over the Oak Hills volleyball program in 2015 leading the Highlanders to a 44-27 record in the first three years. Meyer’s coaching career began as an assistant coach at Northern Illinois University from 2000-2001, where the Huskies won the conference title and were ranked top 25 in the country. Her collegiate coaching experience continued as an assistant coach at Florida State University from 2002-03 where they also earned an NCAA tournament berth. In 2004, Meyer took over as the head volleyball coach at Thomas More College where she led the Saints to a Conference Tournament Championship in 2006. During this time, Meyer also coached for nationally recognized Team Z Volleyball Club, where she coached 2 teams that finished in the top 12 at Nationals. In 2008, Meyer began her high school coaching career at Colerain High School where she coached from 2008-12.

Jenny Meyer is a native of Cincinnati graduating from Mother of Mercy High School in 1994 where she was a three sport athlete in volleyball, basketball and softball. She continued her academic career and athletic career at the University of Toledo playing volleyball from 1994-97 and graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Biology in 1998. She later received her teaching certificate from University of Cincinnati in 2008. Meyer is a Biology teacher at Oak Hills High School. She resides in Oak Hills Local School District with her husband, Jamey, and 2 daughters, Isabelle and Rylee.

I having been coaching the boys and girls teams since 2012. Prior to coaching at Oak Hills, I was an assistant coach at New Albany High School in Columbus and played tennis at Sycamore.  I teach sixth grade social studies at Delhi Middle School.  I grew up in Cincinnati, and graduated from Sycamore.,  I then went to Ohio State for college.  I have a wife, Kaylie, and we live in Madeira. 

I having been coaching the boys and girls teams since 2012. Prior to coaching at Oak Hills, I was an assistant coach at New Albany High School in Columbus and played tennis at Sycamore.  I teach sixth grade social studies at Delhi Middle School.  I grew up in Cincinnati, and graduated from Sycamore.,  I then went to Ohio State for college.  I have a wife, Kaylie, and we live in Madeira. 

I have been coaching Boys and Girls Lacrosse since 2007 and I have been coaching Girls Lacrosse since 2010.  I have started a middle school program with my daughters Shannon and Colleen and we also helped start the Oak Hills High School Girls JV and Varsity Lacrosse teams.  My daughters also assist me with coaching at Oak Hills.  I spent 3 years coaching the Seton High School JV Lacrosse team while my daughters played on the Varsity team.  I really enjoy teaching and introducing girls lacrosse to those who want to try something different and become part of a team and meet new friends.  Oak Hills started with a girls JV team two years ago and last year we had a JV and Varsity team and did very well for a brand new program.

Kristin has coached the varsity gymnastics team since 2012. She is also a 5th grade teacher at Oakdale Elementary. She had previously coached at the club level for Cincinnati Gymnastics. She has also done choreography since 2006. She graduated from Ball State University in 2008 after receiving a scholarship for their gymnastics team. She currently lives in Wyoming with her husband, Dan and their daughter Emma. Her sister Lindsay coaches with her.

Career Information:

• Assistant Athletic Director for the past 21 years
• Current Business Education Teacher at Oak Hills (and formerly Delhi Junior High School) for the past 37 years, 1982 to Present
• Taught Business Classes in Accounting, Sports Management, Personal Finance, and Business Law
• Head Basketball Coach at Oak Hills High School, entering 27^th year years
• Current Head Coaching Record at Oak Hills, 378-232
• Won 2 Boys’ Basketball City Championships
• League Champions- 8 times / District Finalist- 9 times / Regional Runner Up- 1x
• Coach of the year – City, 2 times and- league, 9 times(GMC- 4 times)
• SWOBCA District 16 Coach of the Year- 2 Times
• Greater Cincinnati Basketball Hall of Fame Coach of the Year- 2 times
• Assistant Boy’s Basketball Coach- Oak Hills- 11 years
• 1998-99 Ohio High School Athletic Association Sportsmanship, Ethics, and Integrity Award winner
• Selected to Coach in 2010 Ohio North-South All Star Game

 Education:

• 1975 graduate of Oak Hills High School and received his Bachelor of Arts in dual majors of Business and Economics from Wittenberg University in 1979
• Attended University of Cincinnati 1979-1982 to complete an education degree

 Other Related Basketball/Non-Basketball Information:

• Founded, operated and coached in the Cincinnati AAU Boys’ basketball program (1^st Cincinnati area AAU program); coached AAU Teams for 31 years; program has placed over 350 high school players in college basketball
• Coached 2 or more teams each AAU season in various age groups ranging from 13 Years Old to 17 Years Old
• At it’s peak Cincinnati AAU sponsored and operated 17 teams during 1 AAU season
• Currently coaching for Shining Stars AAU
• The 17 year old teams have placed in the top 20 teams in the AAU Nationals 17 of past 23 years.
• Served as Ohio AAU Boy’s Basketball Chairperson for 9 years
• Currently serve as a Greater Cincinnati Coaches Hall of Fame Advisory Committee Member
• Served as the Southwest Ohio Basketball Coach’s Association - District 16 Cincinnati East – West All Star Game Chairman; has served in this capacity  for 20 years
• Coached the Junior/Senior Boy’s Basketball Team at Our lady of Victory, 10 years
• Served on the Oak Hills Education Foundation Advisory Board
• Currently serve on the Advisory Board for the Bluegrass-Buckeye Charity Classic
• Oak Hills PTA Friend of Education Award- 2015-2016 School Year
• VFW Teacher of the Year Award: 2016-17 School Year
• 2017 Talbert House Father of the Year

Kyle is a 2004 graduate of Oak Hills where he competed in football, basketball, and baseball. After graduating from Oak Hills, Kyle went on to play football at Mount St. Joseph where he earned his degree in Communications. Before becoming the head coach at Oak Hills, Kyle coached football at Mount St. Joseph and Thomas Moore College. 

Ryan Quinn has been actively coaching Wrestling since 2014.  His first two years of coaching include volunteer experiences at the High School and Youth levels – Montabella High School (MI) and Michigan West Wrestling Club.  As Ryan continued his education at Bethel College (IN), he was named the Head Middle School and Varsity Assistant Coach for Niles Community Schools (MI).  As head middle school coach for Ring Lardner, Coach Quinn developed young wrestlers in all technical aspects of the sport.  Coach Quinn also helped lead Niles to a top 4 team finish in the State of Michigan (Division II), as well as coached two all-state student athletes (6^th & 2^nd). 

Upon the completion of the 2016-2017 wrestling season, Coach Quinn was named the Head Wrestling Coach of Ancilla College – a Junior College located in Plymouth Indiana.  In his one-year stint at Ancilla, Coach Quinn managed to have four NWCA NJCAA Academic All-Americans and one NJCAA National Qualifier. 

Collegiately, Ryan competed for Central Michigan University – a Division I program.  While at CMU, he studied Biomedical Sciences and Chemistry and was a two-time Varsity letter-winner for the Chippewas.  Coach Quinn was also the Wrestling representative for the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, where his involvement aided to bridge relations between CMU’s athletic programs and the Community.  Ryan Quinn was a two-time state qualifier for the Highlanders and graduated from Oak Hills in 2010.  Coach Quinn looks forward to giving back to the Oak Hills Community, while continuing the rich tradition of great wrestling for his Alma Mater. 2018 will be Coach Quinn's first season as the Highlanders Head Coach. 

Lindsay has coached the varsity gymnastics team since 2012. She also owns her own business doing wall decals and graphics nationwide called Wall Decal World. She graduated with a graphic design degree from Ball State in 2012. Prior to college she was a competitive gymnast through high school. She currently lives in Mason with her husband, Andrew and their 2 dogs. Her sister Kristin coaches with her.

Andy has been teaching math since 1990, has been an Assistant Swim Coach for 9 years under two of the finest head coaches, and coached various summer club teams. Andy has a wonderful family that includes two OHHS alumni.

Brandon Unthank has been coaching Oak Hills High School in diving since he graduated from Oak Hills in 2004; first as an assistant and taking over the head coaching responsibilities in 2006. He has been very active in the world of diving also coaching at various local swim clubs in the summer, schools in the the winter, club diving year round with his traveling team, as well as starting up his own diving clinic at Oak Hills in 2007. Brandon graduated from the University of Cincinnati in 2012 with a degree in Middle School Education (Mathematics and Science) where he currently works in the district as a full time sub at Rapid Run Middle School. He is married to his wife Chelsea Unthank and they are raising twin boys, Liam and Riley, as well as expecting their third boy late this summer!