Scott Rogers built an exceptional basketball legacy both on and off the court, excelling as a dominant player before becoming one of Ohio's most successful high school coaches.

Rogers starred at Indian Hill High School in Cincinnati, scoring 786 points over two varsity seasons, earning EHL MVP honors twice (1975, 1976), and second-team All-State recognition in 1976. He ranks second in per-game scoring average at Indian Hill and Kenyon, behind OBHOFer John Rinka. At Kenyon College, he became a scoring machine, amassing 2,149 career points with a 23.6 points-per-game average. He led the nation in scoring in 1978 -79 with 28.6 points per game. The third all-time leading scorer in Kenyon history, Rogers earned two-time First Team All-American honors (1979, 1980), three consecutive First Team All-OAC selections (1978-1980), and three straight OAC scoring titles. He was twice named OAC MVP and received an invitation to the 1980 U.S. Olympic Team tryouts before being drafted by the NBA's Indiana Pacers.

Rogers' coaching career has been equally impressive. Since 2001, he has compiled a remarkable 429-74 record leading girls' basketball programs at Mt. Notre Dame and Indian Hill. His teams have captured six Ohio Division I state championships (2004, 2006, 2007, 2017, 2019, 2021), including a 98-game winning streak, a Division I state record and send all-time in all divisions. Rogers earned the 2017 USA Today Ohio Coach of the Year, eight-time Greater Cincinnati Coach of the Year honors, and two-time Ohio AP Coach of the Year recognition. In 2020, he was a finalist for the Women’s Basketball Naismith National Coach of the Year.

Beyond basketball, Rogers maintains a successful dental practice in Cincinnati. He and his wife, Karen, have three adult daughters. His inductions into the Indian Hill, Greater Cincinnati, and Kenyon College Halls of Fame underscore his enduring impact on Ohio basketball.