Nick Rohlfing is a 1974 graduate of Jac-Cen-Del High School where he finished his basketball career among the top 25 scorers and rebounders in school history.  Rohlfing lettered three years in basketball as a member of the varsity team and helped the Eagles to a sectional championship his sophomore year and a Ripley County Tournament championship his junior year. 

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Rohlfing was named to two All-Sectional teams, one All-Regional team, one All-Conference team, and one All-County team during his high school career.  He was recognized by writer Tiny Hunt to be the only sophomore in the history of Ripley County basketball to be named unanimously to the All-Sectional team in 1972.  Rohlfing went on to earn team awards including most field goals and most improved during his sophomore year and the free throw award his junior year.  His senior year, Rohlfing was voted to the pre-season Honorable Mention All-State team and was also voted Who's Who among American High School Students.

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In addition to basketball, Rohlfing lettered four years in track & field, and three years in baseball.  He was also named to two All-Conference baseball teams.

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Rohlfing gave back to his school after graduation by returning to be the seventh and eighth grade basketball coach for two years and a varsity assistant coach for three years.  Rohlfing is currently JCD's varsity score keeper, a position he has held since 1991.

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Nick was married to his wife, Karen, for 41 years before her passing.  They have two children, Kent and Abby.  Nick currently resides in Napoleon.