Elizabeth Brunsman Murphy is in the graduating class of 2000, graduated as a tennis standout at Oak Hills, Elizabeth holds the all-time career singles record with sixty-two wins and twelve losses. She was the first female tennis player at Oak Hills to play all four years as the number one singles player, being named team MVP each of those four years. During her junior and senior year, Elizabeth was the conference champion, sectional champion and was a two time state qualifier. She maintained a top ten city ranking during her entire four year athletic career as well as a USTA Midwest and Ohio Valley Ranking. After graduating from Oak Hills, Elizabeth continued her tennis career at Northern Kentucky University on an athletic scholarship. She was a four time Great Lakes Valley All Conference First Team performer, two time team captain, and four time NKU All-Academic Team honoree. In 2002 and 2003, Elizabeth advanced to the NCAA Division II Women's Tennis Championship. Not surprising, in 2003 she was voted by the GLVC Coaches as the "Player they were happiest to see graduate"! As the final award to her college career Elizabeth earned NKU's prestigious Career Achievement Award based on academic excellence, athletic ability and achievement, character and leadership. 

Jason Martin was a member of the Oak Hills Graduating Class of 1998, in which he played varsity Football, Basketball, and Baseball. He earned the Senior Athlete Award and the Archie Griffin Award for Leadership in 1998. Martin had sustained success for the Highlander Baseball team, being a starter on 2 league championship teams. He currently holds the 2nd place records for single season batting average (.519) and Career average (.456). His senior season, he was named to the Mizuno All-Ohio All Star Team, All-City 1st Team, and Conference Co-Player of the Year. That season, he led the team in Hits, RBI's, Triples, and HR's. 

Kim Fritsch Morstadt is a 1990 Oak Hills graduate who was a standout swimmer for the Highlanders. She is a three time state qualifier finishing 2nd in the butterfly and the free relay and was crowned a state champion in the medley relay. Kim was a captain of the 1990 team that finished as Ohio State Runner Up. After her career at Oak Hills, Kim was awarded a swimming scholarship to Purdue University. While at Purdue she was a three time All American, two time Big Ten Champion and finished in 3rd place at the 1994 NCAA finals - the highest finish for any female swimmer in Purdue history. When she graduated from Purdue, Kim held eight school records. She has continued to stay involved in the sport of swimming, recently coaching the youngest Cincinnati Marlin swimmers for the past three years. She is also the Chair for the Ohio Swimming Outreach Program. The program provides competitive swimming opportunities to the underrepresented and economically disadvantaged youth in the state. 

Ron was a 7 time varsity letter recipient, and 2 time JV letter recipient during his time at Oak Hills, playing both Baseball and Football. As a football player, he was earned 3 varsity letters, while leading the team in return yards and being a two-way starter at Running Back and Defensive Back, which allowed him to be named All-League for Football in 1988 and 1989. In Baseball, he earned 3 league titles (1987-1989), and was named All-League during that time frame as well. He set school records for Triples and Runs, and won both Sectionals and District during the 1989 season. Because of his successes, he was named Student Athlete of the Year in 1989, and accepted a Division 1 scholarship to Ball State University to continue his baseball career. 

Steve Moore was the Oak Hills basketball coach from 1965 - 1980. During that time, he won eight league championships, was named League coach of the year eight times and was named City of Cincinnati Coach of the Year twice. He led the 1970 team to undefeated regular season 18-0 and finished the season ranked third in the State of Ohio. His career record at Oak Hills was 235-66. Steve started the Oak Hills Junior Pro basketball program in 1972. This program today is organized in grades 3-12 and includes over 800 students. In 2001 Steve was named the assistant coach of the Kentucky Pro-Cats of the ABA. In 2004 he was the named the assistant coach of the Cincinnati Blaze of the ABA. 

Tracy Morgan was a Varsity Soccer, Basketball, and Track athlete during her time at Oak Hills, which was from 1995-1998. Morgan was awarded 1st team All-Conference, 1st team All-District, and 1st team All-City in both Basketball and Soccer. She still holds many school records for both Basketball and Soccer. Morgan accepted a full academic scholarship to play Women’s Basketball at UNC-Wilmington from 1999-2004. Despite missing her first year with an injury, she went on to be a 4 year starter for the team and was the team’s leading rebounder. She went on to earn her Marketing/Finance degree and currently works as a Senior Analyst for Duke Energy. In her free time, she is also the Varsity Assistant Basketball Coach for Ursuline Academy