Wyandot Sports Hall of Fame

A 1983 graduate of Wynford High School, Haubert was the first Royals girl to win an individual state championship, winning the Class A state long jump as a senior. She went on to compete at Malone College.

Haubert jumped 18 feet, 1/4 inch, the second-longest jump ever in class A at that point, to win the state championship in 1983. She took first place in the long jump in every meet except one during her senior year. She qualified to state in four events, also placing fifth in the 100-meter low hurdles and sixth as part of the 800-meter relay team. The 400-meter relay also qualified for state but did not place. Points in those events allowed the Royals to place sixth in the state as a team.

While at Wynford, Haubert set a new standard in the long jump and the 100-meter hurdles by the time she was 15 and wound up with the North Central Conference records in both events. She qualified for state three out of four years. She was the team MVP, the Telegraph Forum performer of the year and finished as Wynford’s all-time career point leader in girls track and field.

While at Wynford, Haubert also was a cheerleader for four years, earning two varsity letters. She continued her track career for three years at Malone, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Communications. She was named to the Wynford Athletic Hall of Fame in 2009 and the Crawford County Sports Hall of Fame in 2017.

Haubert lives in North Canton with her husband, Doug. They have four children, Cole, Chase, Cord and Kate. She is employed by Portage Lakes Career Center as the community relations coordinator.