They don't come more accomplished in the high school track and field world then this one.

 

NCC Announces New Girls' Track and Field Coach - Newport Central Catholic High School

Adrienne Hundemer has accomplished what may forever stand as the single greatest achievement in Greater Cincinnati high school history. She is acknowledged as having won more state championships than any athlete ever. During her six-year high school athletic career, Adrienne won an amazing 20 state titles!

 

Beginning as a 7th grader, Adrienne was part of the Lady Greendevils' state champion 1600-meter relay team. It would be the first of six-straight state titles in that event alone for Adrienne. She went on to win four state titles (12 total) in the 400-Meter Dash, the 300- and 100-Meter Hurdles. She won two more state titles as a member of the 800-Meter Relay team. Her winning time in the 100-Meter Hurdles in 1994 of 14.7 still stands as a Kentucky Class A state record.

 

With the state championships came a much deserved recognition throughout high school. She was named to the Kentucky all-state team four times, The Kentucky Post Female Athlete of the Year three times, the Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference Runner of the Year (1994), the Kentucky Post and The Kentucky Enquirer Runner of the Year (1994) and the Lee's Famous Recipe Star of the Year (1994).

 

Adrienne, a former Ben-Gals cheerleader, has been inducted into the Northern Kentucky Athletic Directors High School Hall of Fame and was named a Kentucky Sports Legend in 2004.

 

She went on to Marshall University on a track scholarship where she was a four-year letter-winner. She was named All-Southern Conference in 1997 and still holds the Herd's Sprint Medley Relay Team record (4:13.44). Her record in the Heptathlon (seven track events over two days) stood as a school record till 2011.

 

- See more at: 2012 Cincinnati High School Sports Hall of Fame - Brandon, Egan Corl, Hall, Ketchum, Krechting, Sollmann, Chambers

If all else fails the Breds win the best looking coach award.

If all else fails the Breds win the best looking coach award.

 

:thumb: Ya, you ever see that one guy who coaches softball? :lol:

My son still has the Ben Gal cheerleader poster of her somewhere around here.....hmm mm may have to dig that up. Lol

:thumb: Ya, you ever see that one guy who coaches softball? :lol:

 

Unfortunately I have....

Has she coached track previously?

Definitely a very impressive resume as a competitor.........and i just wanted 1 state title when i was in high school!