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He was an outstanding performer on the football team and teamed with Chad Price his senior year to give the Middies two 1,000 year rushers in one season. Aaron was All-Conference and All-County as a defensive back and was named Lorain County's Defensive Back of the Year. His track achievements are numerous. He holds Midview High School records in the 100 meters - 10.51 seconds, 200 meters - 22.12 seconds, and 400 meters - 47.92 seconds, when he placed second at the 1997 DIV I State Track Meet. He was the Erie Shore Conference Champion at 100 meters, 200 meters, 400 meters and was the Conference record holder at 100 meters (10.51) in 1995. He was also a member of the 4 X 400 meter relay championship team in 1996. He was the Lorain County Conference 100 and 400 meter champion and was a member of the 4 X 400 relay championship team in 1997. Aaron was a four time Division I state qualifier at 400 meters and finished fifth at 100meters his senior year. He anchored the 4 X 400 meter relay team that qualified for the State Track Meet his sophomore year. Aaron finished first at the 1997 Ohio State Indoor Track And Field Classic, the Kent State Indoor Track and Field Classic and the Cincinnati Indoor Track and Field meet. He was a member of the 1997 All-Ohio Track Team. Aaron was the three time Ohio Games 400 meter champion and record holder. He was also the 100 meter record holder. He was a three time MVP for Midview's track team and was the Lorain Journal's Athlete of the Year. Aaron received a scholarship to run at the University of Mississippi ('Ole Miss) and was a member of the 4 X 400 meter relay team that placed fourth at the 1999 Indoor National Championship. He is fifth on the All Time list in the 600 meters indoor at 'Ole Miss. Aaron Fenzel left not only big footprints at Midview High School, but they were also fast. He was simply the greatest sprinter in school history. Aaron Fenzel works for the Information Technology Department at Otterbein College and coaches track at the high school level. Aaron and his wife Erin live in Westerville, Ohio.
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Some athletes are football players who run track,
while others are track athletes who play football. Either
description would be appropriate in the case of Aaron Fenzel. He was
superb in both sports at Midview High School. 
