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                                                  NAME: Presley Pennekamp
                                                  SCHOOL: Oak Hills High
                                                  School
 SPORT(S): Soccer
 GRADUATING YEAR: 2025
 GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT:
                                                  Helping team win the GMC title twice in a row
 BIRTHDATE: 7/19/2007
 HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 5'4"-120
                                                  lbs.
 RESIDENCE: Delhi Township
 PARENT: Eric & Leslie
 BIGGEST INFLUENCE:
                                                  “My aunt and grandma.”
 FUTURE GOAL: Become a
                                                  police officer
 
 Oak Hills High School's Presley Pennekamp in a record-holding
                                                  All-American soccer forward who enters her senior season after
                                                  crushing last year's junior campaign by scoring a school-record 46
                                                  goals with 10 assists for a school-record 102 points in leading the
                                                  Highlanders to a 15-2-4 overall record and a second straight GMC
                                                  championship. She led the GMC in goals (46) and points (102) while she
                                                  was tied for second in assists (10). One of the top players in Ohio,
                                                  she is Oak Hills' first-ever girls' soccer All-American.
 
 For her excellent play on the pitch last season, Presley earned
                                                  numerous honors, including being named GMC Player of the Year,
                                                  Cincinnati Player of the Year (Enquirer), SWO District Player of the
                                                  Year, first-team all-state and USCA all-Great Lakes Region. She was
                                                  named Cincinnati Co-Player of the Year by the Enquirer's High School
                                                  All-Star Sports Awards. She was first-team all-Ohio as a sophomore.
                                                  This year, she was named Preseason all-Ohio by the USA Today Network
                                                  and has lived up to the billing -- after the first nine games, she is
                                                  second in the GMC in goals, and is first in the conference in assists
                                                  and points.
 
 Presley holds numerous school records, including single-season points
                                                  scored, single-season goals, single-season assists, career goals and
                                                  career points. Active in community service, Presley also plays soccer
                                                  for the Ohio Elite Soccer Academy. She has committed to play soccer at
                                                  Xavier University. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her
                                                  family and watching football games with them, and plans to become a
                                                  police officer in the future.
 
 Her favorite athlete is Alex Morgan, favorite entertainers are Noah
                                                  Kahan & Zach Bryan, favorite book is The Outsiders, favorite movie is
                                                  10 Things I Hate About You and most-like-to-meet is Joe Burrow.
 
 
 
                                                  COACH'S QUOTE
                                                  –
                                                  “Presley is a special talent. Not only has she broken every
                                                  school record and earned every award there is, she always puts the
                                                  team first. She is an incredible leader and makes players around her
                                                  that much better.”
                                                  —Kevin Spraul, Varsity Soccer Coach
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