Girls' Basketball

Players dedicate themselves to constant improvement

Although basketball is a winter sport at The Summit, “A lot of the girls put time into summer ball," Coach Beth Simmons says. "That’s all very important in building a program. There’s a lot of out-of-season work we do to get better in-season."

That dedication has paid dividends for a program that has won six MVC Scarlet Division titles in the last decade, including a run of four years when the team went undefeated (2015-18).
 

Summit Country Day is coached by first year head coach Aisylnn Hartman. Aislynn is a Cincinnati, Ohio native and proud Mariemont High School alum, graduating in 2016. Her love for basketball has been a huge part of her life, from playing college basketball at Wheeling Jesuit University to now spending the past eight years coaching at Mariemont High School, Cincy Swish, and now as head coach with Summit. She graduated from Wheeling Jesuit with a degree in Secondary Education and History. Coaching has allowed her to combine her passion for basketball with her passion for teaching and mentoring young athletes. She loves helping players grow not only as basketball players, but also as confident, hardworking, and resilient young people.

Outside of basketball, her greatest role is being a wife and mom to three boys, Archie and Emmett. Coaching and motherhood have taught her the importance of patience, leadership, teamwork and, most importantly, helping the next generation become the best versions of themselves

She is assisted by Kristine Sellona, Camryn Gramke, Chris Gramke, and Adam Schmidt.