Elder Bowling placed third at Tuesday's sectional competition earning the Panthers a spot in next Thursday's district round.   [Read More]

Registration is now open for the 2025 Elder Spring Strength and Conditioning camps for incoming freshman and rising 8th graders. Incoming Freshman Class Class of 2029 7th Graders (Rising 8th Graders) Start Date: Monday, March 17th Start Date: Tuesday, March 18th End Date: Friday, May 9th End Date: Thursday, May 8th Mondays- Wednesdays - Fridays Tuesdays - Thursdays 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM 5:00PM - 7:00 PM 22 Sessions over 8 weeks 15 Sessions over 8 weeks Cost: $250 with Shirt Cost: $215 with shirt Off Days: Friday, April 18th - Good Friday Monday, April 21st - Easter Monday Off Days: Thursday, April 17th 2 days a week (16 sessions) $215 10 sessions (lil over 1 day a week) $145 1 day a week (lil over 1 day a week) $145 Sign up here: https://elderhighschool.campbrainregistration.com/  [Read More]

Elder Bowling wins the GCL South Title! Elder goes 11-1 in the GCL South this season! This is the 10th GCL South Title for the Panthers! THREE NEW SCHOOL RECORDS: Single Game - 1,310, Two Game Series - 2,466, Match Total - 3,357, Brown - 526 (8th highest in Elder history), Rottinghouse - 513 (16th) (299 single game is T-7th) Final scores from the GCL Quad: Elder-3357 LaSalle- 2696 St. Xavier- 2652 Moeller- 2581   [Read More]

Congratulations to our ten signees moving on and playing at the next level! George Guidugli - Thomas More (Football) Konner Lambers - Ohio University (Wrestling) Nick Robben - Marietta College (Soccer) Cooper Sandhas - Miami University Hamilton (Baseball) Mason Schneider - Wabash Valley College (Baseball) Donte Shavers - Wittenberg University (Football/Track) Joey Thamann - Mount St. Joseph University (Football) Tommy Tierney - Mount Vernon Nazarene University (Volleyball) Jaden Walpole - University of Indianapolis (Baseball) Tyler Yeazell - Miami University Hamilton (Baseball)  [Read More]

On 12/3/24, Coach Schoenfeld acheived his 500th win when the Panthers beat Turpin 46-37. When he spoke with us (WCPO) before the season began, Schoenfeld didn't dwell on his 500th win. Instead of a number, he focused on the rapport he's built with countless student-athletes, families and coaches over a coaching career that started in 1982 at his alma mater. "I have an affinity towards Elder as a former student and former player," Schoenfeld said. "And coaching for a number of years, I just want Elder to do well. I want the kids to grow up and be good people and be successful people. And basketball is a way of teaching that." The 66-year-old Schoenfeld, a 1977 Elder graduate, entered this season with a 499-267 record since the former Xavier University player became the Elder head coach in the 1991-92 season. Schoenfeld started teaching at Elder in January 1983. (Mike Dyer, WCPO) "I've been lucky to be at Elder for an awfully long time and I'm very appreciative of all the players that have actually won the games for Elder while I've been here," Schoenfeld said. "It's just kind of a special feeling to have been here this long and to have learned from the best, from Coach Frey who coached me when I played here and just having coached a bunch of good players and great kids over the years." Frey and Schoenfeld have been the last two head coaches for Elder's basketball program in a stretch that started in the 1969-70 season and has spanned 883 wins and three state titles. "The only reason you would have two coaches in all those years is Elder is just a great place to coach," Schoenfeld said. "I think the fact that two coaches stayed here this long and have been successful says a lot, mostly about the kids we were able to coach." (Alex Harrison, Cincinnati Enquirer)  [Read More]

Now is your chance to advertise with Elder Athletics in 2024-2025! Elder fans are loyal to Elder High School and to our advertisers. Only with help from the Elder community can we continue to provide our student-athletes with the resources needed to continue our "Championship Tradition!" We continue to set new heights in online and in-person viewing, getting your advertisement more exposure than ever before. We have seven home football games in 2024 and ten home basketball games for next season. The Elder News Network put up incredible numbers again, over 50,000 unique views (over 80,000 views) while EHSports.com had over 160, 000 visits and over 900,000 page views. Your ad is being seen by people from all over the city, state, country, and even in other countries. VIEW ADVERTISING OPTIONS & PRICING We consider your support of Elder Athletics as a special relationship, not only with the school, but with the athletes who you are supporting. The values we strive to instill in every young man at Elder are rooted in the belief that the outstanding support shown towards Elder High School is special. Students are taught to give thanks for the opportunities they have in their four years that they are here and to appreciate what others do to make the student-athlete's experience like no other. On behalf of the Athletic Department and the Elder Boosters Organization, I would like to thank you for your support and dedication to Elder High School. Kevin Espelage '91 Athletic Director  [Read More]

Introducing the Panther Video Vault! A video collection of Elder Athletic events over the decades dating as far back as 1953. The vault has thousands of videos from every sport Elder offers. Streaming now on EHSports.com:https://www.ehsports.com/media/panther_video_vault  [Read More]