Four Mariemont Warriors earned second-team All-City honors from the Cincinnati Enquirer for their performance in the boys 4x800-meter relay this spring.

Isaac Bosken, Eli Ching, Landon Schmidt and Thomas Harp received the recognition, which Mariemont Athletic Director Tom Nerl announced on Monday, July 13. The selection caps a spring track season that carried the Warriors through the OHSAA District Championships at New Richmond High School in late May.

Bosken, a sophomore, brought individual credentials to the relay. He represented Mariemont at the OHSAA 800-meter State Championship on Thursday, June 5, earning a community send-off from Mariemont High School that morning. Ching, a senior, closes out his Warriors career with the All-City nod. Both are cross-country runners for Mariemont as well, giving the relay a core built on year-round distance work.

Schmidt, a sophomore, and Harp, a junior, complete the quartet. All four ran under head coach Natalie Dragovich, with assistants Jeff LeMay and Steve Gorman.

The boys weren't the only Warriors distance runners recognized. On the same day, Nerl announced Honorable Mention All-City honors for the girls 4x800 relay of Corinne Cline, India Winslow, Margot Mace, and Maria Mavridoglou. Winslow also earned individual recognition in the 800 meters, and Cline was honored in the 1,600 meters.

Combined, Mariemont placed 10 athletes on the Enquirer's All-City track and field lists for 2026.

Bosken and Ching both appear on the Warriors' cross-country roster and figure to anchor that squad when the fall season opens in August.