Lornie “The Juice” Starkey

Class of 1966

LORNIE “JUICE” STARKEY WITHROW TIGERS BOYS’ FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL AND BASEBALL, CLASS OF 1966 A true multi-sport standout, Lornie “Juice” Starkey excelled in football, basketball, and baseball during his time at Withrow. Recognized for his athletic versatility and leadership, he played both quarterback and defensive back positions in football and earned recognition as the team's Best Defensive Back for two seasons. On the basketball court, he was known for his dynamic offensive play and strong defensive presence, while also contributing as a baseball athlete. His ability to compete and excel across three varsity sport teams exemplifies the well-rounded excellence that is a hallmark of a Withrow Hall of Fame athlete. Following graduation, Lornie Starkey honorably served his country in the armed forces before dedicating himself to developing young athletes throughout the Greater Cincinnati community. In 1984, he co-founded the Madisonville Braves Youth Baseball Organization, giving young people opportunities to learn baseball while receiving mentorship, developing discipline, and benefiting from positive leadership. More than 50 years after his graduation, Lornie's impact still extends far beyond his accomplishments as a student-athlete. His lifelong commitment to service, mentorship, and youth development reflects the character, leadership, and community spirit that the Withrow Athletic Hall of Fame continues to recognize and celebrate.