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Seton inducts three graduates into
Athletic Hall of Fame
Seton High School recently inducted three outstanding alumnae into the Athletic Hall of Fame. Carrie Higgins ’01, Karen Berling ’02 and Grace Kammerer ’03 were honored at a luncheon at Seton. Family members, former coaches, past inductees and friends were on hand at the ceremony.
Carrie Higgins was a three sport athlete, playing softball, soccer and basketball for Seton. An outstanding softball player, Carrie received all-league honors all four years of high school. In her junior year she was named all-southwest, all-city and all-state and was
selected to the “Bishop Ready” all tournament team. In her senior year she was named to the all-city and all-state teams and was the softball GGCL Player of the Year. She is also the recipient of the Ohio High School Athletic Association Archie Griffin Sportsmanship Award. Carrie played softball for the College of Mount St.Joseph, where she was a standout as well.
Karen Berling was a leader on both the Cross Country and Track teams at Seton. Although her coach and mathematics teacher Scott Brauch had to talk her into joining the Cross Country team, Karen quickly realized that she had a love and talent for running. Karen earned all-league both her junior and senior years and was GGCL Runner of the Year in her senior year. In Track she was named all-league in 2000, 2001 and 2002. She holds the school record in the 3200m and is also a member of the record holding 4x160 relay. Karen continued her career at the University of Cincinnati where she earned the several awards including MVP and Big East Scholar Athlete of the Year. Karen returned to Seton in 2006 to coach the Cross Country and Track teams.
Grace Kammerer enjoyed exceptional success on the Seton Tennis Team. She made all-city, all-district 1st team, and all GGCL 1st team all four years of high school. She was the division 1 singles district qualifier in 1999, a semi-finalist in 2000 and 2001 and the 2002 runner-up. From her sophomore to her senior year she was the GGCL Player of the Year. In her senior year she was named the Enquirer Division 1 Player of the Year. She holds the
Seton record for the all-time player with most wins (104) and managed to go 34-0 in regular season matches in 2001 and 2002. Grace attended the University of Southern Mississippi on a full athletic scholarship and enjoyed a successful tennis career there as well. 
Philosophy of Seton Athletics
Interscholastic athletics are an integral part of Seton High School, providing students with beneficial and meaningful educational experiences. The program should be conducted in such a manner that the values and mission of the school are reflected in its activities. Participants have the opportunity to develop feelings of self confidence and self worth and to learn the value of teamwork, effective communication, goal setting and self control. Teaching athletes the importance of discipline, determination and persistence in the pursuit of common goals is a lesson that will be of value throughout their lives.
Contact Seton's Athletic Director
Mary Ritter
(513) 471-2600, ext. 116
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