David Soult, class of 1989, was a 3 sport Varsity Athlete, competing for the Varsity Football, Basketball and Baseball teams. As a football player, he earned 3 Varsity Letters, and earned multiple awards, including 2nd Team All-League his Junior year and 1st Team All-League and 2nd Team All-City his Senior year. He still holds multiple football records at Oak Hills, including Touchdowns for a career (35) and tied for 1st in Touchdowns in a single season (23). As a member of the Varsity Baseball Team, Soult earned 3 Varsity Letters and earned many awards during his playing career at Oak Hills. He earned 1st Team All-League all 3 years he was a member of the Varsity team, and 1st Team All-City his Junior and Senior Seasons. After high school, he accepted a Baseball Scholarship to the University of Kansas. 

Coach Shaut was the wrestling coach at Oak Hills High School from 1965 - 1974. Prior to coaching at Oak Hills, Frank was a high school state wrestling champion in his home state of New York. He was awarded a football scholarship to attend the University of Cincinnati. Not only did Coach Shaut play football at UC, he was also a member of the wrestling team - posting a 58-3 record. He is a member of the University of Cincinnati Athletic Hall of Fame. After college, Coach Shaut came to Oak Hills as a teacher and coach. During his nine year coaching career he won six league championships, four district championships and four city championships. His career was highlighted in 1974 when the team placed 3rd in the state and Oak Hills crowned an individual state champion. Frank has been named State of Ohio Coach of the Year and is a member of the both the State of Ohio Wrestling Hall of Fame and the Southwest District Wrestling Coaches Hall of Fame 

Jim Schnur is a 1973 graduate who excelled in varsity football and varsity track at Oak Hills. Jim Schnur became Oak Hills first individual state champion when he won the 440 yard dash his senior year. Schnur was a school record holder in ten different events while at Oak Hills. He received several All City and All State honors during his career in track and field. He received All City honors in football his senior year. In 1973, Jim was awarded the Cincinnati Enquirer "Male Athlete of the Year". Jim continued his Football and track career at the University of Cincinnati, where he was recently inducted into their Athletic Hall of Fame. Upon graduation from UC, Schnur competed on the USA national team. His highest world ranking was 4th in the Decathlon. Jim ended his career at the 1984 Olympic trials. 

Jonathan Sweet was part of the 1990 graduating class of Oak HIlls. He was a 2 year varsity letterman in baseball and football. Sweet was named All-Conference and All-City for 2 season and was a part of a string of 8 consecutive league baseball championships. In his junior season, he was the catcher on the Oak Hills District Championship team, which finished the season as regional runner-up. That team was also the #1 ranked team in the state of Ohio and the only Oak Hills baseball team to be ranked in the USA top #25. Sweet was named team MVP during 1989.