Hall of Fame

Hall of Fame Induction Class of 2014

1963 Undefeated Championship Football Team

HOF Class of 2014

Sport: Football

The 1963 Undefeated Championship Football Team is the first team to ever be inducted into the Oak Hills Athletics Hall of Fame. Under Coach Will Rutenschroer, and led by All League Running Back Ron Ense, the team went 10-0 and won the Hamilton County League Championship in only their 5^th year of having a football program.

Pat Quinn 

HOF Class of 2014

Sport: Baseball Coach

Pat Quinn was the head baseball coach at Oak Hills from 1977-1981 with an overall record of 80-34.  During his 6 years as head coach, Oak Hills won the State Championship in 1980 and was State Runner Up in 1981.  Pat went on to become the Head Baseball Coach at the University of Cincinnati and then Ball State University where he now serves as Associate Athletic Director.  Pat has been married to Christine Klump for 42 years.  They have 4 children, Jeff, Dan, Holly, and Tony and 6 grandchildren.

Tracy Morgan '99

HOF Class of 2014

Sports: Basketball, Soccer, Track & Field

Tracy Morgan was a Varsity Soccer, Basketball, and Track athlete during her time at Oak Hills, which was from 1995-1998. Morgan was awarded 1st team All-Conference, 1st team All-District, and 1st team All-City in both Basketball and Soccer. She still holds many school records for both Basketball and Soccer. Morgan accepted a full academic scholarship to play Women’s Basketball at UNC-Wilmington from 1999-2004. Despite missing her first year with an injury, she went on to be a 4 year starter for the team and was the team’s leading rebounder. She went on to earn her Marketing/Finance degree and currently works as a Senior Analyst for Duke Energy. In her free time, she is also the Varsity Assistant Basketball Coach for Ursuline Academy

Jeff Flynn '85

HOF Class of 2014

Sports: Basketball

Jeff Flynn, also known as “Fly”, played basketball at Oak Hills under coach Hep Cronin, from 1982-1985.  His senior year he led the Highlanders to a perfect 20-0 record and was selected 1st Team All City and 3rd Team All State.  Jeff went on to play for Tony Yates at the University of Cincinnati from 1985-1989.   Jeff currently works for the Armor Group as a project manager.  He and his wife Patricia have two children, Kevin and Kierstin.