Discover exciting summer sports camp opportunities for students in various grades!
The Harmon Civic Trust was founded by William Elmer Harmon, a native of Lebanon, Ohio, in 1914. As a multimillionaire, Harmon established the Trust to enhance the health, happiness, and welfare of Lebanon's citizens by funding public spaces and programs. The Trust has provided recreational facilities, including Harmon Park, baseball fields, tennis courts, and a golf course. It also funded playgrounds, trails, and bike paths, such as the Little Miami Bike Trail.
The 2026 LebanESPY Awards celebrated the athletes, teams, coaches, and supporters of Lebanon High School who turned dedication into unforgettable moments throughout the year. Under the glow of our “That’s So Gatsby” theme, the evening honored those who brought passion, perseverance, and Warrior pride to every competition and challenge. The 2026 winners represented excellence both on and off the field, inspiring teammates, elevating programs, and creating memories that became part of Lebanon athletics history. From championship performances to remarkable displays of leadership and heart, each honoree helped define what it means to be a Warrior. Congratulations to all of this year’s LebanESPY winners and nominees — your legacy shines far beyond the field, court, track, and stage. Here’s to a night of celebration, glamour, and Warrior greatness… because in 2026, it’s not just a season to remember — it’s That’s So Gatsby.
MIND. BODY. HEART. Building to total athlete!
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Purchasing your Annual Boosters Athletic Membership makes you an official member and is one of the biggest funds contributors to the Boosters organization each year, allowing us to fund athletic facility and field improvements, provide scholarships for graduating seniors, and purchase uniforms, training equipment, and other needs that would otherwise go unmet to help our student athletes perform to the best of their abilities in representing Lebanon City Schools.