Port Clinton High School proudly highlights two exceptional seniors, Morgan Delhees and Briar Rohrer, for their outstanding achievements and contributions during their high school careers.

Delhees has been involved in several extra-curricular activities at Port Clinton High School. She is a dedicated member of the National Honor Society and serves as a Freshman Mentor. A four-year letter winner and the senior captain of the Girls Soccer team, she earned the title of BCSN Pancake Player of the Game during the Sectional Final match. Delhees was recognized as a Second Team All-SBC and a First Team All-District player in soccer and is part of both the 2023 and 2024 All Ohio Academic Teams. She plans to major in Psychology at Bowling Green State University next year, with aspirations of becoming an Occupational Therapist. She is the daughter of George and Lori Delhees.

Rohrer has also made significant contributions to PCHS as a four-year member and captain of the football team during his junior and senior years. He received All Ohio Honors in Football as an Honorable Mention for 2024 and was named to the First Team All-SBC for both offense and defense, as well as the First Team All-District Defense. Additionally, Briar serves as the wrestling captain and was part of the historic SBC Championship team, and he is a district qualifier. He was a champion at the Margaretta Stockmaster Wrestling Tournament and is also a member of the track team. At PCHS, he participates in DECA and is part of the Skilled Trades Academy. Following graduation, Briar plans to enter the skilled trades. He is the son of Opie Rohrer and Lynn Rohrer.

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