Girls Bowling

My name is Robin Hoernschmeyer, and I’ve proudly served as the Head Girls Bowling Coach at Oak Hills High School since 2012. I’m a 2005 Oak Hills graduate and went on to earn my degree in Middle Childhood Education from the University of Cincinnati.

After spending six years as a substitute teacher in the Oak Hills Local School District, I transitioned into the nonprofit world. I currently work as the Development Office Manager at Ohio Valley Voices, a school in Loveland where children who are deaf or hard of hearing learn to listen and speak.

Bowling has always been a big part of my life—I’ve been bowling for as long as I can remember. One of my proudest moments was rolling my first perfect 300 game in 2021 at Western Bowl. As a student at Oak Hills, I was a member of the Girls Varsity Bowling Team from 2003–2005. During the 2004–2005 season, my team placed 5th at the state tournament, and I placed 2nd overall as an individual.

I grew up in Delhi and still live there with my family and our five pets. Coaching has been a deeply rewarding experience. Over the years, I’ve led four teams to first-place finishes in the GMC, received the GMC Coach of the Year award four times, and coached numerous athletes who earned 1st and 2nd Team All-Conference honors. I’ve also had one bowler qualify for the State Tournament as an individual.

 In addition to coaching the Lady Highlanders, I continue to stay involved with the OHYA bowling program, which had over 170 youth bowlers last season! Last year marked the largest turnout ever for the girls bowling program at Oak Hills, and we already have more than 20 athletes signed up for the 2025-2026 season! I’m excited for another incredible season ahead with our team and to see where it takes us!