By Edwin Sam ‘13, Sports Section Editor. By setting their goals clearly and early, the Girls’ Soccer Team showed work ethic which paid dividends as they silenced the critics that believed the girls could not replace their three key graduated seniors. Winning both the MVC and Sectional titles, the ladies proved that it takes a balance of talented freshmen and experienced seniors to win big games.

By Haleigh Miller ‘12, Editor in Chief. Relatively late in this past summer, it became apparent that drastic changes were going to be made to the administration of the Cincinnati Country Day School Middle School. Mr. John Polasko is not returning as Middle School Head, and Ms. Teresa Hirschauer has taken his place for the year as the interim Head until a replacement can be found.

By Claire Heinichen ‘11, Lighter Fare Section Editor. Ever wonder what your teacher’s would be if they weren’t spending their lives teaching at CCDS? Well I did. So I asked them. But I didn’t really believe them. So I made a few predictions of my own.

Athletic Director Theresa Hirschauer has asked Scroll readers to help her choose her next hairstyle. What’s your pick?

By Jules Cantor, ‘11, Sports Editor. Monday, Feb. 22 marks the first day of softball practice, and the 2010 CCDS Indians are ready to improve upon their 7-10 record from a year ago.

By Cody Pomeranz, ‘11, Sports Section Editor. Though their team was marked by injury, illness, and youth, the seniors stepped up to the plate and led the team to a second place finish in the Miami Valley Conference.

By Amanda Young, ‘11, News Section Editor. For CCDS Athletic Director Theresa Hirschauer, fondly known as “Hirsch,” ovarian cancer is just another challenge to be overcome with strong character, openness, and optimism.

Though hampered by injuries, the Indians certainly have the talent to go far in the post-season. Star players like senior co-captain Xanni Brown have shown no sign of slowing down their success. Brown has netted ten goals this season, leading the team.