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Mr. Jeremy Rauch ~ Mr. Scott Langston
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Mr. Jeremy Rauch, Fox 19
Jeremy Rauch joined the FOX19 sports team in 2013 as an anchor/reporter and is proud to call Cincinnati home after more than a decade covering sports in the area.
Career highlights at FOX19 include covering the Bengals run to the Super Bowl in 2021, two College Football Playoff national championship games, several NCAA tournaments, the 2015 MLB All-Star Game in Cincinnati, FC Cincinnati winning the Supporter’s Shield in 2023 and Friday night high school football.
Before joining FOX19, Jeremy had the privilege of working the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing (where he watched Team USA Basketball win gold and Michael Phelps swim for his Olympic record eighth gold medal). He also did play-by-play for the number one high school basketball team in Ohio.
His two greatest sports achievements? A hole-in-one and scoring 32 points in a high school basketball game. His favorite hobby? Playing the drums.
Jeremy graduated from Asbury University in Wilmore, KY, with a major in Media Communications and a minor in Spanish. He’s a father of two beautiful kids and husband to his wonderful wife Laura.
Mr. Scott Langston
Versailles Policy / Langston Graphics
Scott has owned the Versailles Policy/Langston Graphics since September, 1994. This is a local newspaper that covers all of our events. We are very fortunate to have the Versailles Policy to showcase our students and community. The newspaper will be grately missed as Scott is planning to retire this summer.
Since the inception of this award, the following individuals have been honored as Media Service Recipients by the members of the Southwest District Athletic Board:
1997-98: Ted Landis, Brookville Star; Warren Johnson, WPFB Radio, Middletown
1998-99: Dave Long, Dayton Daily News; Duane Bachman, WPTW Radio, Piqua
1999-2000: Don McDermott, Greenville Daily; Dave Schutte, Cincinnati Enquirer
2000-2001: Mike Hartsock, WHIO TV, Dayton; Mark Huber, Wilmington News
2001-2002: Kert Radel, WMOH Radio, Hamilton; Bill Liermann, WSWO Radio, Wilmington
2002-2003: Jack Gordan, WPFB Radio, Middletown; Joe Neves, WPTW, Piqua
2003-2004: Tom Gambel, DSA Sports, Cincinnati; John Popovich, WCPO Radio, Cincinnati
2004-2005: Omar Williams, WHIO-TV, Retired; Ron Jackson, Dayton Daily News; Guy Fogle, WHIO TV
2005-2006: Roger Barger, WKFI WSWO Sabina; Tom Groeschen, Cincinnati Enquirer
2006-2007: Tom Archdeacon, Dayton Daily News; Ken Barhorst, Sidney Daily News
2007-2008: Sonny Fulks, WPTW, 1590WPTW.com; Jerry Nardiello, Middletown Journal
2008-2009: Enos Pennington, www.newrichmond.localsportsradio.com ; Richard Crawford, The Clermont Suns Newspaper
2009-2010: Chick Ludwig; Jack Pohl, WDTN-Channel 2 Sports Director.
2010-2011: Mike Dyer, Cincinnati Enquirer; Ron Nunnari, Englewood Independent
2011-2012: Scott Ward, WTGR, Greenville; Jack Kramer, ScoresBroadcast.com
2012-2013: Dirk Allen; George Vogel
2013-2014: Mark Slaughter, WCPO-Channel 9; Rob Kiser, Piqua Daily Call.
2014-2015: Matt Hammond, Bellefontaine Examiner; Eric Frantz, J.J. Huddle
2015-2016: Marc Pendleton, Dayton Daily News; Rick Cassano, Cox Media Group
2016-2017: Debbie Juniewicz, Cox Publications (Dayton Daily News, Springfield/Middletown news); David Fong, Troy Daily News, Piqua Daily Call, Sidney Daily Call
2017-2018: Elise Jesse, WLWT, Cincinnati; Wade Linville, Brown County Press, Ripley Bee, News Democrat.
2018-2019: Dale Barger, Greenville Daily Advocate; John Bombatch, Xenia Gazette.
2019-2020: David Miller, Loveland Magazine (Editor & Publisher); Garth Shanklin, Clermont Sun (Sports Editor).
2020-2021: No recipients due to pandemic.
2021-2022: Bill Idle, Brookville Star; Scott Springer, Cincinnati Enquirer
2022-2023 Joe Danneman, Fox 19; Anthony "Tony" Tribble, Freelance Photographer
2023-2024 Melanie Laughman, Cincinnati Enquirer; John Cummings, Miami Valley Newspapers
2024-2025 Neil "Hutch" Konerman, WDTN-TV, Channel 2 News, Bill Tepple
2025-2026 Jeremy Rauch, Fox 19; Scott Langston, Versailles Policy / Langston Graphics