The Seven Hills School was well represented on the 2026 Cincinnati Enquirer All-City Spring Teams, with student-athletes across five sports earning recognition for outstanding performances throughout the season.

Leading the way was the girls lacrosse program, which placed four players on the All-City teams. Siena Motch earned First Team All-City honors following another exceptional season, while Poni Larson was named Second Team All-City. Kenzie Motch and Allison Koth were both recognized as Honorable Mention All-City selections, highlighting the depth and success of the Stingers' girls lacrosse program.

The boys tennis team also received multiple honors. Adi Nayak was selected to the First Team All-City, while Leo Cai and Bryan Zhang each earned Second Team All-City recognition after helping lead another strong season for the Stingers.

On the softball diamond, Avery Clayton was recognized as a Second Team All-City selection for her outstanding contributions throughout the spring. Avery played DI Softball for her community team, Mason, this school year.

Seven Hills' baseball program had an impressive six athletes honored by the Enquirer. Will Ackerman, Stephen Gerhardt, Ben Leisring, and Keane Thompson were all named First Team All-City, while Aidan VanderLaan and Matthew Wiles earned Second Team All-City recognition. The six selections reflect the strength and consistency of a Stingers baseball team that enjoyed an outstanding season.

The Cincinnati Enquirer All-City Teams recognize the top student-athletes from across Greater Cincinnati, making this honor one of the region's highest distinctions for high school athletics. Congratulations to all of this year's Stinger All-City honorees for representing Seven Hills with excellence, dedication, and sportsmanship throughout the 2026 spring season.