The boys basketball team won at Mariemont by a score of 45-43 last night, despite shooting just 28% from the field. The win improves the Cowboys to 8-5 overall and 6-3 in the league. That puts them in a 2 way tie for 3rd with Reading, behind Indian Hill (9-0) and Madeira (7-2).
The Cowboys took a 30-22 lead into the fourth quarter and hung on as Mariemont scored 21 in fourth, nearly half of their total points.
Eric Price led the way last night with a symmetrical 12 points, 6 blocks and 12 rebounds. Tony Davis contributed 10 rebounds and seven points, and Jacob Allsop had a very strong all around game with 5 rebounds, 4 assists, 3 steals and eight points.
Next up: at CHL 2nd place Madeira, Freshmen at 4:30, JV at 6 and Varsity at 7:30. The Varsity will be trying to avenge a 45-42 loss at Wyoming in the third game of the season.
1.31.2010
1.30.2010
Cameron Merton wins CHL boys diving, Katie Horn 3rd third in girls
In the CHL diving championships held last night at Mariemont, Cameron Merton took the boys crown with a total of 223.65, more than 5 points ahead of the second place finisher. The Cowboys were also ably represented by Andrew Wolf who took 6th, David Weinrich in 7th and Andrew Tamenko who finished 8th.
On the girls side, Katie Horn took 3rd, and was just 1.5 points back of the 2nd place finisher. Brett Miller took 5th for the Cowboys.
I have pictures, but the computer I use for my photos is displaying what is apparently known as the "Blue Screen of Death" so it may be a little while before I can post those.
Next up: CHL swimming championships tonight at Powell-Crosley.
On the girls side, Katie Horn took 3rd, and was just 1.5 points back of the 2nd place finisher. Brett Miller took 5th for the Cowboys.
I have pictures, but the computer I use for my photos is displaying what is apparently known as the "Blue Screen of Death" so it may be a little while before I can post those.
Next up: CHL swimming championships tonight at Powell-Crosley.
Girls basketball mangles Mariemont
The girls basketball team improved its record to 11-3, 8-2 in the CHL, with a 54-25 win over Mariemont at home last night. Nikki McKee again led the way for the Cowboys with 23 points, 21 of which came in the first half. More impressive still was that she went 10-11 from the field, 7-7 inside the arc and 3-4 beyond it. She also had six rebounds and five steals.
Joining her in double figures were sophomores Michelle Jolson and Emily Fraik, each chipping in 10 points. Jane Streeter was Ms. Windex, grabbing 10 rebounds.
Next up: Monday at home vs. Loveland - JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30
Joining her in double figures were sophomores Michelle Jolson and Emily Fraik, each chipping in 10 points. Jane Streeter was Ms. Windex, grabbing 10 rebounds.
Next up: Monday at home vs. Loveland - JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30
1.29.2010
Athletes of the week
We've been having winter Athletes of the Week for four weeks now with no mention of it on the blog.
Where's the outrage? I'm calling out Jeff Graham, Rose Williams and Jim Leish. Where are the e-mails, the comments, etc. asking for the proper recognition for your sons and daughter?
My apologies to the athletes, but not to your shrinking violet parents.
Week 1
Tony Davis - Basketball
Allix Hillebrand - Girls Bowling
Week 2
Nikki McKee - Basketball
Evan Aleshire - Basketball
Week 3
Celia Oberholzer - Swimming (I'm so sorry if this isn't Celia. I think it's Celia, but it's so darn hard to tell with the cap and the goggles.)
Neal Williams - Wrestling
Week 4
Sudy Graham - Basketball
Daniel Leish - Wrestling
Where's the outrage? I'm calling out Jeff Graham, Rose Williams and Jim Leish. Where are the e-mails, the comments, etc. asking for the proper recognition for your sons and daughter?
My apologies to the athletes, but not to your shrinking violet parents.
Week 1
Tony Davis - Basketball
Allix Hillebrand - Girls Bowling
(Thanks to Bryant Callaghan for the photo)
Week 2
Nikki McKee - Basketball
Week 3
Celia Oberholzer - Swimming (I'm so sorry if this isn't Celia. I think it's Celia, but it's so darn hard to tell with the cap and the goggles.)
Week 4
Sudy Graham - Basketball
Next up: Week 5
1.28.2010
Enquirer Coaches' Polls
Girls Basketball- Division II-IV - Week 8 - 7th
Boys Basketball - Division II-IV - Week 7 - 14th
Wrestling - Division II-III - Week 7 - 11th
The swimming polls didn't change, that is, still show week 3 and 1 (although no change is OK when you're #1):
Girls Swimming - Division II - Week 3 - 1st
Boys Swimming - Division II - Week 1 - 1st
Full listings here.
Boys Basketball - Division II-IV - Week 7 - 14th
Wrestling - Division II-III - Week 7 - 11th
The swimming polls didn't change, that is, still show week 3 and 1 (although no change is OK when you're #1):
Girls Swimming - Division II - Week 3 - 1st
Boys Swimming - Division II - Week 1 - 1st
Full listings here.
Signing Day Ceremony
Signing Day for seniors is next Wednesday, February 3rd.
The Wyoming Athletic Department will hold a ceremony at the end of the school day, approximately 2:45 at the high school front rotunda area by the main office. All are welcome.
The following seniors will be participating:
Jibreel Black - Michigan-Football
Alexa Levick - Vanderbilt-Women's Soccer
Jonathan Proffit - Miami Univ.-Swimming
Michael Murphy - Ohio State-Swimming
Jacob Allsop - will make his decision this weekend between Gannon University in Erie, PA. and Ohio Dominican University
Come on out, support our athletes and see what Jacob decides.
The Wyoming Athletic Department will hold a ceremony at the end of the school day, approximately 2:45 at the high school front rotunda area by the main office. All are welcome.
The following seniors will be participating:
Jibreel Black - Michigan-Football
Alexa Levick - Vanderbilt-Women's Soccer
Jonathan Proffit - Miami Univ.-Swimming
Michael Murphy - Ohio State-Swimming
Jacob Allsop - will make his decision this weekend between Gannon University in Erie, PA. and Ohio Dominican University
Come on out, support our athletes and see what Jacob decides.
Tri-County Press - 1-27-10
Boys and girls basketball, wrestling and a feature article on the swim teams.
This week's copy here.
This week's copy here.
Boys basketball upsets Reading
The boys basketball team went into Wednesday night's game ranked #14 in the Enquirer Coaches poll for Divisions II-IV. They were taking on the #9 ranked Reading Blue Devils. In a very quick game (the Roundup got there late and almost missed the whole thing), the Cowboys prevailed 44-40. The win moves the Cowboys into a third place tie with Reading at 5-3 in the league. Overall it drops Reading to 9-4 and improves Wyoming to 7-5.
Reading took a 34-29 lead into the fourth quarter but the Cowboys outscored them 15-6 in the final period to garner the victory. Tony Davis scored 10 of those 15 points to pave the way. He totalled 25 for the night in addition to snagging 10 rebounds. (Apparently he is over the flu.) He and Jacob Allsop were each 2-2 from the free throw line in the last minute to preserve the win. Jacob had 8 points on the night, with Eric Price chipping in 9 and Evan Aleshire (back in action from a concussion) contributed a pair. Interestingly, over half of Reading's points came on threes. They made 7, accounting for 21 of their 40 points. Wyoming did not record a three-pointer.
Next up: Saturay at Mariemont - Freshman at 4:30, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30
Reading took a 34-29 lead into the fourth quarter but the Cowboys outscored them 15-6 in the final period to garner the victory. Tony Davis scored 10 of those 15 points to pave the way. He totalled 25 for the night in addition to snagging 10 rebounds. (Apparently he is over the flu.) He and Jacob Allsop were each 2-2 from the free throw line in the last minute to preserve the win. Jacob had 8 points on the night, with Eric Price chipping in 9 and Evan Aleshire (back in action from a concussion) contributed a pair. Interestingly, over half of Reading's points came on threes. They made 7, accounting for 21 of their 40 points. Wyoming did not record a three-pointer.
Next up: Saturay at Mariemont - Freshman at 4:30, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30
Girls basketball downs Reading
The girls basketball team won at Reading on Tuesday night 70-26. The game was never close with the Cowboys jumping out to a 24-6 lead at the end of the first quarter and a 44-14 halftime margin.
The win improves their record to 10-3, 7-2 in the CHL.
Nikki McKee led the scoring with 22. She also had 7 rebounds, 3 assists and 4 steals. Also coming up big were Michelle Jolson and Hailee Schlager, who each scored 12 including 2 three pointers a piece. Rounding out the scoring were Emily Fraik with 10, Jane Streeter with 8, and Jenni Marck, Clara Rodrigue, and Shannon O'Hara, each with a deuce. Emily led the team with 10 rebounds.
Next up: Mariemont at home tomorrow night - JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30.
The win improves their record to 10-3, 7-2 in the CHL.
Nikki McKee led the scoring with 22. She also had 7 rebounds, 3 assists and 4 steals. Also coming up big were Michelle Jolson and Hailee Schlager, who each scored 12 including 2 three pointers a piece. Rounding out the scoring were Emily Fraik with 10, Jane Streeter with 8, and Jenni Marck, Clara Rodrigue, and Shannon O'Hara, each with a deuce. Emily led the team with 10 rebounds.
Next up: Mariemont at home tomorrow night - JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30.
1.27.2010
Boys bowling knocks down Norwood
The boys bowling team took advantage of new lanes and fresh oil at Stones Lanes and defeated Norwood by 434 pins this afternoon with Nick Burns rolling a 200 followed by Joe Meier with a 194, plus Josh Hite and Chris Belleman each with a 190. The boys team is now 10-5 with 5 games remaining.
Next up: Summit on Thursday at Brentwood lanes.
Next up: Summit on Thursday at Brentwood lanes.
Football recruiting videos
There's probably a real/better name for them, but I'm referring to the videos that we mentioned yesterday with Jibreel Black and a week or so ago with Jonathan Tighe. You can go to ScoutingOhio.com and see any of the Wyoming players' videos.
Along the right side, under "Quick Search" are a series of search possibilities. Type "Wyoming" in under School and you'll be taken to about 25 videos.
Along the right side, under "Quick Search" are a series of search possibilities. Type "Wyoming" in under School and you'll be taken to about 25 videos.
Eric Price, Tony Davis offered scholarships by Toledo
Wyoming juniors Eric Price and Tony Davis have received football scholarship offers from the University of Toledo, according to head Coach Bernie Barre. Tony is a 6-4, 250 pound defensive end and Eric is a 6-5, 220 pound linebacker/defensive end.
Assuming Tony is over the flu, you can see both of them tonight in the Wyoming-Reading basketball game at home at 7:30.
Assuming Tony is over the flu, you can see both of them tonight in the Wyoming-Reading basketball game at home at 7:30.
Booster Bash discount ticket deadline approaching
The February 1st deadline for a discount on Booster Bash tickets is rapidly approaching - get them now!!
Full description of Booster Bash and how to get tickets here.
Full description of Booster Bash and how to get tickets here.
1.26.2010
Jibreel Black commits to Michigan
The Enquirer reported this morning that Jibreel Black has committed to play football at Michigan.
Couldn't find that online but there is a more extensive article, including a video like the one we saw a couple of days ago on Jonathan Tighe, from AnnArbor.com here.
Booster Board member and Michigan grad Jim Lippert commented, "Yeah baby!!!"
Couldn't find that online but there is a more extensive article, including a video like the one we saw a couple of days ago on Jonathan Tighe, from AnnArbor.com here.
Booster Board member and Michigan grad Jim Lippert commented, "Yeah baby!!!"
Wrestlers finish third at Wyoming duals, Neal Williams most outstanding wrestler
The wrestling team beat Withrow on Saturday to sew up third place in the Wyoming duals.
Neal Williams was named Most Outstanding Wrestler for the tournament.
Photo gallery here.
Next up: Saturday at 9:30 AM at the Finneytown Invitational
Boys bowling rolls
Boys bowling was on a roll again Monday defeating Clark Montessori by 227 pins. Nick Burns had high game of 211 followed close by Chris Bellman with a 200 and Joe Meier with a 193.
The girls team suffered a close loss but Michelle Whaley, Allix Hillebrand, and Brett Miller each rolled over a 200 series to keep the girls in it until the end.
Next up: Norwood on Tuesday 4pm at Stones Lanes. All are invited to attend.
The girls team suffered a close loss but Michelle Whaley, Allix Hillebrand, and Brett Miller each rolled over a 200 series to keep the girls in it until the end.
Next up: Norwood on Tuesday 4pm at Stones Lanes. All are invited to attend.
Happy Australia Day
Australia Day is on January 26 and commemorates the establishment of the first settlement at Port Jackson, now part of Sydney, in 1788. It is an opportunity for Australians to come together to celebrate their country and culture. There are reflections on the achievements of the nation and explorations of way to make the country even better in the future.
What about Aussies and sport? From Australia.com:
It's no secret that Australians are sports mad. With more than 120 national and thousands of local, regional and state sporting organisations, it's estimated that six-and-a-half million people in Australia are registered sport participants. Not bad from a population of just over 21 million! The number one watched sport in Australia is Australian Rules Football (AFL) with its high kicks and balletic leaps, while the brute force and tackling tactics of National Rugby League (NRL) reign supreme in New South Wales and Queensland. Australia’s national Rugby Union team, the Wallabies play on the international circuit and in the Bledisloe Cup, part of a Tri Nations tournament with South Africa. Australia is a nation of swimmers and Olympic medals attest to our performance in the pool. All summer we watch the Australian cricket team in their whites and in January, we flick channels to see the tennis Australian Open. Held in Melbourne, this attracts more people to Australia than any other sporting event. Football is a growth sport, we draw world-class surfers for the Bells Beach Surf Classic and on Boxing Day crowds gather to watch the boats sail out of Sydney Harbour for the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race. On the first Tuesday in November, the nation stops for the famous horse race, the Melbourne Cup while and in March rev heads converge in Melbourne for the Formula One Grand Prix. The list of sports we love goes on, and if in doubt about the rules just ask a passionate punter.
What about Aussies and sport? From Australia.com:
It's no secret that Australians are sports mad. With more than 120 national and thousands of local, regional and state sporting organisations, it's estimated that six-and-a-half million people in Australia are registered sport participants. Not bad from a population of just over 21 million! The number one watched sport in Australia is Australian Rules Football (AFL) with its high kicks and balletic leaps, while the brute force and tackling tactics of National Rugby League (NRL) reign supreme in New South Wales and Queensland. Australia’s national Rugby Union team, the Wallabies play on the international circuit and in the Bledisloe Cup, part of a Tri Nations tournament with South Africa. Australia is a nation of swimmers and Olympic medals attest to our performance in the pool. All summer we watch the Australian cricket team in their whites and in January, we flick channels to see the tennis Australian Open. Held in Melbourne, this attracts more people to Australia than any other sporting event. Football is a growth sport, we draw world-class surfers for the Bells Beach Surf Classic and on Boxing Day crowds gather to watch the boats sail out of Sydney Harbour for the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race. On the first Tuesday in November, the nation stops for the famous horse race, the Melbourne Cup while and in March rev heads converge in Melbourne for the Formula One Grand Prix. The list of sports we love goes on, and if in doubt about the rules just ask a passionate punter.
1.25.2010
Boys and Girls swim teams down Alter, Indian Hill
Congratulations to the boys and girls swim teams for their victories Saturday over Alter and Indian Hill. Hats off especially to the seniors.
Boys team scores: Wyoming 66, Alter 17, I.H. - 11
Event Winners:
200 Medley - Fischer, Profitt, Lethander, Murphy 1:41.54
200 Free - Pat Dierker - 1:50.48
200 I.M. - A.J Burt - 2:08.66
50 Free - Zach Fischer - 22.29
100 Free - Pat Dierker- 49.69
500 Free - A.J. Burt - 5:07.75
200 Free Relay - Burt, Dunbar, Lethander, Murphy 1:33.20
100 Back - Zach Fischer - 54.74
100 Breast - Jon Profitt - 1:03.94
400 Free Relay - Burt, Dierker, Dunbar, Fischer - 3:34.03
Girls team scores: Wyoming 48, Alter 24, Indian Hill 22
Event Winners:
200 Medley Relay - Oberholzer, Akinbi, Theiler, Gilbert 1:57.00
200 Free - Laura Henkel 2:05.87
50 Free - Celia Oberholzer - 25.69
200 Free relay - Gilbert, Henkel, A. Gibbons, Lebuhn - 1:47.43
100 Back - Celia Oberholzer - 1:02.13
100 Breast - Claire Gilbert - 1:10.57
400 Free Relay - Theiler, Henkel, Lebuhn, Oberholzer - 3:56.93
Photo gallery here.
Next up: CHL Championships - Diving Friday night at Mariemont at 7 PM, Swimming Saturday at Powell-Crosley Y at 6 PM
Boys team scores: Wyoming 66, Alter 17, I.H. - 11
200 Medley - Fischer, Profitt, Lethander, Murphy 1:41.54
200 Free - Pat Dierker - 1:50.48
200 I.M. - A.J Burt - 2:08.66
50 Free - Zach Fischer - 22.29
100 Free - Pat Dierker- 49.69
500 Free - A.J. Burt - 5:07.75
200 Free Relay - Burt, Dunbar, Lethander, Murphy 1:33.20
100 Back - Zach Fischer - 54.74
100 Breast - Jon Profitt - 1:03.94
400 Free Relay - Burt, Dierker, Dunbar, Fischer - 3:34.03
Girls team scores: Wyoming 48, Alter 24, Indian Hill 22
Event Winners:
200 Medley Relay - Oberholzer, Akinbi, Theiler, Gilbert 1:57.00
200 Free - Laura Henkel 2:05.87
50 Free - Celia Oberholzer - 25.69
200 Free relay - Gilbert, Henkel, A. Gibbons, Lebuhn - 1:47.43
100 Back - Celia Oberholzer - 1:02.13
100 Breast - Claire Gilbert - 1:10.57
400 Free Relay - Theiler, Henkel, Lebuhn, Oberholzer - 3:56.93
Photo gallery here.
Next up: CHL Championships - Diving Friday night at Mariemont at 7 PM, Swimming Saturday at Powell-Crosley Y at 6 PM
1.24.2010
Girls basketball loses thriller to Indian Hill
You missed a great game and some fireworks if you weren't at the girls basketball game at Indian Hill yesterday. Our girls lost, 61-51, but made a great comeback that was overshadowed to a certain extent by some questionable officiating.
Here's the Enquirer story:
http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/AB/20100123/SPT0301/1240360/
One comment on that article. Jeff Wallner writes: "Bell was fouled and hit the first three throw. But, Wyoming head coach Angie Edmonds, arguing that Bell wasn't the proper free-throw shooter, was assessed a technical. The officials determined Edmonds was correct, but the technical foul stood." But Bell wasn't fouled. That's the whole point. There was a foul, possibly the one called but possibly a moving pick by Indian Hill instead. Leaving that aside, it is at least sloppy writing. And come on, Coach Edmonds is an English teacher. If you're going to write about her, bring your A game. (And what's with the comma after "But"?)
The play with Sudy Graham at the end of the game caused quite a brouhaha (love that word - not that's writing). Booster president Tom Horn offered the following obervation after the game:
"Sudy Graham, who provides tremendous senior leadership on the court and plays as hard or harder than anyone on the basketball floor, was unjustly called for that "flagrant foul" with 1.5 seconds to go in the game, and ejected from the game. Sudy continued to battle for a loose ball and happened to get tied up with the Indian Hill coach's daughter, who fell to the floor. This was nothing more than two players going for the ball and deciding who has possession. The entire Wyoming basketball team, while playing on Indian Hill's home court, continued to grind it out with Indian Hill and pull within a two possession game, only to be rewarded for playing extremely hard to the final second of an intense game with a flagrant foul. This was a good basketball game that ended on a sour note for all the loyal Wyoming fans that attended."
The Roundup would add the comment that while Coach Edmonds received her first technical for "stomping her foot" (I was there, I heard the ref say it), even though the refs eventually acknowledged she was right, the Indian Hill coach, after the play with 1.5 seconds to play, came out on the court, well beyond the half court line, and the refs did nothing. I won't say we got homered or it was sexism, but I will say it was inconsistent.
I want to make sure that we end on the right note. The real story was that the girls, led by Nikki McKee, played a great game, didn't give up after being down big, and mounted a great comeback. As the paper said, Nikki led the scoring with 26. Sudy chipped in a season high 17.
Next up: Tuesday at Reading - JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30
Photo gallery here.
Here's the Enquirer story:
http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/AB/20100123/SPT0301/1240360/
One comment on that article. Jeff Wallner writes: "Bell was fouled and hit the first three throw. But, Wyoming head coach Angie Edmonds, arguing that Bell wasn't the proper free-throw shooter, was assessed a technical. The officials determined Edmonds was correct, but the technical foul stood." But Bell wasn't fouled. That's the whole point. There was a foul, possibly the one called but possibly a moving pick by Indian Hill instead. Leaving that aside, it is at least sloppy writing. And come on, Coach Edmonds is an English teacher. If you're going to write about her, bring your A game. (And what's with the comma after "But"?)
The play with Sudy Graham at the end of the game caused quite a brouhaha (love that word - not that's writing). Booster president Tom Horn offered the following obervation after the game:
"Sudy Graham, who provides tremendous senior leadership on the court and plays as hard or harder than anyone on the basketball floor, was unjustly called for that "flagrant foul" with 1.5 seconds to go in the game, and ejected from the game. Sudy continued to battle for a loose ball and happened to get tied up with the Indian Hill coach's daughter, who fell to the floor. This was nothing more than two players going for the ball and deciding who has possession. The entire Wyoming basketball team, while playing on Indian Hill's home court, continued to grind it out with Indian Hill and pull within a two possession game, only to be rewarded for playing extremely hard to the final second of an intense game with a flagrant foul. This was a good basketball game that ended on a sour note for all the loyal Wyoming fans that attended."
I want to make sure that we end on the right note. The real story was that the girls, led by Nikki McKee, played a great game, didn't give up after being down big, and mounted a great comeback. As the paper said, Nikki led the scoring with 26. Sudy chipped in a season high 17.
Next up: Tuesday at Reading - JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30
Photo gallery here.
1.23.2010
Undermanned boys basketball team loses to Indian Hill
It's tough to go into the league leader's gym and win. It's even tougher when 3 of your 5 starters are out.
That's the challenge the boys basketball team faced last night at Indian Hill. As previously mentioned here, Kyle Seyfried is out for an extended period of time with mono. In addition, Evan Aleshire was out last night with a concussion and Tony Davis, who leads the team in both scoring and rebounding, was out with the flu.
The team could not overcome those obstacles and lost to Indian Hill 56-34. Jacob Allsop led the scoring with 15.
Next up: Home vs. Reading on Wednesday night. No freshman game, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30.
That's the challenge the boys basketball team faced last night at Indian Hill. As previously mentioned here, Kyle Seyfried is out for an extended period of time with mono. In addition, Evan Aleshire was out last night with a concussion and Tony Davis, who leads the team in both scoring and rebounding, was out with the flu.
Next up: Home vs. Reading on Wednesday night. No freshman game, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30.
Girls hoops downs Woodward
The girls basketball team beat Woodward Thursday night at Wyoming 56-28.
Nikki McKee led the Cowboys in scoring with 23, followed by Emily Fraik with 10, Sudy Graham with 8 and Jane Streeter with 7.
The win improves the girls to 9-2 on the season.
Next up: Today at 1:30 at Indian Hill (no JV game).
Next up: Today at 1:30 at Indian Hill (no JV game).
1.22.2010
Something I didn't know about our coaches and I bet you didn't either
Peter Tighe sent me this link to his son Jonathan's highlight tape, which was put together by Coach Keith Jordan.
His comment, "Thought you might like to see what he and the other coaches do for their players."
Pretty cool.
http://www.fliqz.com/aspx/permalink.aspx?vid=2928a7ec03704ba285b8f2a37993ab94
His comment, "Thought you might like to see what he and the other coaches do for their players."
Pretty cool.
http://www.fliqz.com/aspx/permalink.aspx?vid=2928a7ec03704ba285b8f2a37993ab94
Big Weekend for WHS Sports
Come out and support the Cowboys this weekend. Four out of our five sports have big events this weekend.
It starts with boys basketball tonight. The boys travel to Indian Hill (6855 Drake Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45243) to take on the league leading (8-2, 6-0) Braves at 7:30 PM. (Freshman play at 4:30, JV at 6).
The Wrestlers hold their annual Duals meet Saturday beginning at 10 AM in the gym. Nine schools plus the Cowboys will be competing.
Then it's back to Indian Hill for the girls basketball team's game against the Braves. Indian Hill's girls are also leading the CHL with a 7-0 league mark, but have an identical 9-2 overall record with our girls. IH won the first game at our place. Be there at 1:30 Saturday afternoon to see if we can even the series. (No JV game.)
Finally, the swim and dive teams have a tri-meet at 3:30 PM at the Powell-Crosley YMCA against Indian Hill and Alter. Seniors will be recognized during the meet.
Hope to see you at one or more of the events!
It starts with boys basketball tonight. The boys travel to Indian Hill (6855 Drake Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45243) to take on the league leading (8-2, 6-0) Braves at 7:30 PM. (Freshman play at 4:30, JV at 6).
The Wrestlers hold their annual Duals meet Saturday beginning at 10 AM in the gym. Nine schools plus the Cowboys will be competing.
Then it's back to Indian Hill for the girls basketball team's game against the Braves. Indian Hill's girls are also leading the CHL with a 7-0 league mark, but have an identical 9-2 overall record with our girls. IH won the first game at our place. Be there at 1:30 Saturday afternoon to see if we can even the series. (No JV game.)
Finally, the swim and dive teams have a tri-meet at 3:30 PM at the Powell-Crosley YMCA against Indian Hill and Alter. Seniors will be recognized during the meet.
Hope to see you at one or more of the events!
Bowling teams down Mt. Healthy
The boys and girls bowling teams lost a tough match to Fairfield on Tuesday, but rallied today to beat Mt Healthy. Nick Burns rolled a 246 and 203, while Josh Hite brought in a 202.
The girls had their best match score to date with a 1940. Allix Hillebrand who leads the CHL girls had a 188 and Julia Carelton rolled a 174 a high game for her.
Next up: Clark on Monday at Madison Bowl, Tuesday Norwood at Stones Lanes.
The girls had their best match score to date with a 1940. Allix Hillebrand who leads the CHL girls had a 188 and Julia Carelton rolled a 174 a high game for her.
Next up: Clark on Monday at Madison Bowl, Tuesday Norwood at Stones Lanes.
Jibreel Black named to MaxPreps 2nd Team Medium school All American Team
Article here.
The Enquirer is reporting this morning that Jibreel is making an official visit to Michigan this weekend.
The Enquirer is reporting this morning that Jibreel is making an official visit to Michigan this weekend.
1.21.2010
Enquirer Coaches' Polls
Girls Basketball- Division II-IV - Week 7 - tied for 6th, up from tied for 8th
Boys Basketball - Division II-IV - Week 6 - 14th
Wrestling - Division II-III - Week 6 - 9th, up from 12th
The swimming polls didn't change, that is, still show week 3 and 1 (although no change is OK when you're #1):
Girls Swimming - Division II - Week 3 - 1st
Boys Swimming - Division II - Week 1 - 1st
Boys Basketball - Division II-IV - Week 6 - 14th
Wrestling - Division II-III - Week 6 - 9th, up from 12th
The swimming polls didn't change, that is, still show week 3 and 1 (although no change is OK when you're #1):
Girls Swimming - Division II - Week 3 - 1st
Boys Swimming - Division II - Week 1 - 1st
Swimmers sweep Anderson
The boys and girls swim teams swept Anderson on Wednesday. The boys did so by a margin of 104-66 and the girls 93-77. The boys are now 7-4 and the girls 6-5.
Boys
200MR -W 1:46.03;
200 free -Dierker (W) 1:53.74;
200IM -Burt (W) 2:10.18;
50 free -Murphy (W)23.04;
100Fly -Murphy (W) 55.04;
100 free -Vigar (A) 49.54;
500 free -Burt (W) 5:06.55;
200FR -W 1:33.80;
100Back -Lethander (W) 1:00.50;
100Breast -Profitt (W) 1:04.40;
400FR -W 3:22.15.
Girls
200MR -W 1:57.53;
200 free -Vigar (A) 2:04.61;
200IM -Comodeca (A) 2:13.68;
50 free -Oberholzer (W) 26.03;
100Fly -Comodeca (A) 1:02.04;
100 free -LeBuhn (W) 59.25;
500 free -Gilbert (W) 5:33.65;
200FR -A 1:46.61;
100Back -Oberholzer (W) 1:01.87;
100Breast -Akimbi (W) 1:14.09;
400FR -A 3:52.68.
Next up: Home (Powell Crosley Y) meet Saturday vs. Indian Hill, Alter (Senior Day)
Boys
200MR -W 1:46.03;
200 free -Dierker (W) 1:53.74;
200IM -Burt (W) 2:10.18;
50 free -Murphy (W)23.04;
100Fly -Murphy (W) 55.04;
100 free -Vigar (A) 49.54;
500 free -Burt (W) 5:06.55;
200FR -W 1:33.80;
100Back -Lethander (W) 1:00.50;
100Breast -Profitt (W) 1:04.40;
400FR -W 3:22.15.
Girls
200MR -W 1:57.53;
200 free -Vigar (A) 2:04.61;
200IM -Comodeca (A) 2:13.68;
50 free -Oberholzer (W) 26.03;
100Fly -Comodeca (A) 1:02.04;
100 free -LeBuhn (W) 59.25;
500 free -Gilbert (W) 5:33.65;
200FR -A 1:46.61;
100Back -Oberholzer (W) 1:01.87;
100Breast -Akimbi (W) 1:14.09;
400FR -A 3:52.68.
Next up: Home (Powell Crosley Y) meet Saturday vs. Indian Hill, Alter (Senior Day)
Tri-County Press - 1-20-10
Boys and girls basketball pictures, as well as coverage of swimming and wrestling.
Latest issue here.
Latest issue here.
Boys basketball survives charge by Owls
The Wyoming boys basketball team survived a late charge by Mount Healthy last night to preserve a 42-39 victory at home.
The Cowboys had a comfortable lead through three quarters, but Mt. Healthy scored 22 of its 39 points in the fourth. The Owls actually took a 39-38 lead with less than a minute left in the game, before the Cowboys put the game away.
Tony Davis again led the scoring with 18, as well as grabing 15 rebounds. Jacob Allsop joined him in double figures scoring with 10.
Next up: Friday at league leading Indian Hill, Frosh at 4:30, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30
Photo gallery here.
The Cowboys had a comfortable lead through three quarters, but Mt. Healthy scored 22 of its 39 points in the fourth. The Owls actually took a 39-38 lead with less than a minute left in the game, before the Cowboys put the game away.
Tony Davis again led the scoring with 18, as well as grabing 15 rebounds. Jacob Allsop joined him in double figures scoring with 10.
Photo gallery here.
1.20.2010
Wrestling Tri
1.19.2010
Sycamore Invitational
The wrestling team placed 10th of 18 teams at the Sycamore Invitational this past Saturday.
Neal Williams won at 160. He also was named MVP and had the most pins in the quickest time. Neal also recorded his 125th career win. Junior Michael Sagan placed 6th at 171.
Neal Williams won at 160. He also was named MVP and had the most pins in the quickest time. Neal also recorded his 125th career win. Junior Michael Sagan placed 6th at 171.
Girls basketball defeats Columbus DeSales
The girls basketball team defeated Columbus DeSales yesterday, 37-32.
They had to hold off a fourth quarter charge from DeSales that saw the Cowboys 10 point lead at the end of the third quarter cut in half.
Nikki McKee again led the scoring with 17 points. Sudy Graham chipped in 6, Michelle Jolson 5 and Hailee Schlager 4.
Next up: Thursday at home vs. Woodward, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30
They had to hold off a fourth quarter charge from DeSales that saw the Cowboys 10 point lead at the end of the third quarter cut in half.
Nikki McKee again led the scoring with 17 points. Sudy Graham chipped in 6, Michelle Jolson 5 and Hailee Schlager 4.
Next up: Thursday at home vs. Woodward, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30
1.18.2010
Wyoming Duals coming this Saturday
Mark for calendars for this coming Saturday, the 23rd. The wrestling team is hosting the Wyoming Duals, a tournament featuring the Cowboys and nine other teams. The tournament starts at 10 AM.
Full article here.
Full article here.
Boys basketball tames Taylor
The Wyoming boys basketball team overcame a slow first quarter and beat Taylor 34-29 in a low scoring affair at Taylor on Saturday night.
Taylor jumped out to a 12-6 first quarter lead and still led 21-19 at the end of three. But the Cowboys scored 15 of their 34 points on the night in the fourth to secure the victoy and move their overall record to 5-4, 4-2 in the CHL.
Tony Davis again led the scoring with 11, followed by Jacob Allsop with 7, Evan Aleshire with 6 and 5 each from Jonathan Tighe and Chris Campbell.
Tony dominated the boards, grabbing 15 rebounds.
Next up: Mt. Healthy at home this Wednesday, Frosh at 4:30, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30.
Taylor jumped out to a 12-6 first quarter lead and still led 21-19 at the end of three. But the Cowboys scored 15 of their 34 points on the night in the fourth to secure the victoy and move their overall record to 5-4, 4-2 in the CHL.
Tony Davis again led the scoring with 11, followed by Jacob Allsop with 7, Evan Aleshire with 6 and 5 each from Jonathan Tighe and Chris Campbell.
Tony dominated the boards, grabbing 15 rebounds.
Next up: Mt. Healthy at home this Wednesday, Frosh at 4:30, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30.
1.17.2010
Girls basketball rolls past Taylor
The girls basketball team defeated Taylor at home Friday night, 53-20.
Nikki McKee again led the scoring with a season high 27. I'm not having a go at Taylor when I say it's quite a feat for Nikki to have outscored their entire team by 7 points.
The win moves the Cowboys to 7-2, 6-1 in the CHL.
Photo gallery here.
Next up: Today at Pickerington Tournament. Then home vs. Woodward on Thursday, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30
The win moves the Cowboys to 7-2, 6-1 in the CHL.
Photo gallery here.
Next up: Today at Pickerington Tournament. Then home vs. Woodward on Thursday, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30
Bowling had busy week
On Thursday, the boys lost a close match to one of the top ranked teams in the city, Colerain, by only 17 pins. This is the best match the boys have shot in the history of the program rolling a 2,780 even with the short illness of starter Josh Hite.
The girls team continues to rapidly improve and won their first match on Friday. Powerhouse Allix Hillenbrand continues to lead the girls team with a high score of 180, but Michelle Whaley is closing in fast with a 193 game. The girls also set a school record on Friday with a 221 baker game. (Don't know what a baker game is? You're not keeping up with the blog.)
WLWT video here.
Photo gallery here.
1.15.2010
Weekly Enquirer Coaches Polls
Girls Basketball- Division II-IV - Week 6 - tied for 8th
Boys Basketball - Division II-IV - Week 5 - 13th
Wrestling - Division II-III - Week 5 - 12th
Girls Swimming - Division II - Week 3 - 1st
Boys Swimming - Division II - Week 1 - 1st
Full listings here.
Boys Basketball - Division II-IV - Week 5 - 13th
Wrestling - Division II-III - Week 5 - 12th
Girls Swimming - Division II - Week 3 - 1st
Boys Swimming - Division II - Week 1 - 1st
Full listings here.
Tri-County Press - 1-13-10
Tri-County Press has an article on Wyoming girls basketball (that we linked to previously), and info on swimming and boys basketball.
You can find it all here.
You can find it all here.
Boys basketball downs Finneytown, evens record at 4-4
The boys basketball team beat Finneytown Wednesday night 57-45, evening their record for the season at 4-4.
Tony Davis again led the Cowboys in scoring with 20 points, followed Jacob Allsop with 15 (including four for four free throws down the stretch if memory serves). Rounding out the scoring were Eric Price with 8, Evan Aleshire with 6, Chris Campbell with 5 and Jonathan Tighe with 3.
Eric had four blocks on the night and changed a number of other shots.
CHL Top 5 Leaders (not including Finneytown game):
Tony Davis - #5 in scoring at 16.1 ppg, #1 in rebounding at 12.6 rpg, #3 in blocked shots at 1.9 bpg
Eric Price - #3 in rebounding at 9.2 rpg, #1 in blocked shots at 3.0 bpg
Photo gallery here.
Next up: at Taylor on Saturday (Frosh at 4:30, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30)
Tony Davis again led the Cowboys in scoring with 20 points, followed Jacob Allsop with 15 (including four for four free throws down the stretch if memory serves). Rounding out the scoring were Eric Price with 8, Evan Aleshire with 6, Chris Campbell with 5 and Jonathan Tighe with 3.
Eric had four blocks on the night and changed a number of other shots.
CHL Top 5 Leaders (not including Finneytown game):
Tony Davis - #5 in scoring at 16.1 ppg, #1 in rebounding at 12.6 rpg, #3 in blocked shots at 1.9 bpg
Eric Price - #3 in rebounding at 9.2 rpg, #1 in blocked shots at 3.0 bpg
Photo gallery here.
Next up: at Taylor on Saturday (Frosh at 4:30, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30)
1.14.2010
Catching up
1.13.2010
Boys and girls swim teams beat La Salle, St. Ursula
On Tuesday at the Powell-Crosley Y the swim teams brought home a pair of victories.
Boys: Wyoming 67, La Salle 27
200MR - Zach Fischer, Jonathan Profitt, Michael Murphy, Owen Dunbar - 1:42.57;
200 free -Schneider (L) 1:51.58;
200IM -A. J. Burt (W) 2:08.90;
50 free -Michael Murphy (W) 22.84;
100Fly -Michael Murphy (W) 55.16;
100 free -Owen Dunbar (W) 50.71;
500 free -Sayers (L) 5:18.07;
200FR -A.J. Burt, Pat Dierker, Eric Lethander, Michael Murphy 1:32.29;
100Back -Zach Fisher (W) 56.38;
100Breast -Jonathan Profitt (W) 1:02.53;
400FR -Zach Fischer, A.J. Burt, Eric Lethander, Pat Dierker 3:29.30.
The boys are now 4-3 on the season.
Girls: Wyoming 74, St. Ursula 20
200MR -Celia Oberholzer, Claiere Gilber, Rachael Theiler, Abby Gibbons 1:57.63;
200 free -Claire Gilbert (W) 2:05.89;
200IM -Rachael Theiler (W) 2:21.85;
50 free -Franke (SU) 27.11;
100Fly -Rachael Theiler (W) 1:07.54;
100 free - Celia Oberholzer (W) 57.51;
500 free -Claire Gilbert (W) 5:34.48;
200FR - Laura Henkel, Ellie LeBuhn, Sarah Gibbons, Abby Gibbons 1:49.64;
100Back -Celia Oberholzer (W) 1:01.41;
100Breast - Mariah Akinbi (W) 1:13.94;
400FR -Claire Gilbert, Rachael Theiler, Sarah Gibbons, Celia Oberholzer 4:00.38.
The girls are now 4-4 on the season.
Next up: this Saturday and Sunday at the SWOHS Classic at Mason and St. X (Keating Natatorium)
Girls basketball defeats Finneytown
The girls basketball team defeated the Finneytown Wildcats last night 44-30 at Finneytown.
The Wildcats came into the game at 8-2 and ranked 11th in the Enquirer's coaches poll vs. Wyoming's #8 ranking. The game didn't seem that competitive though. The Cowboys built up a 26-16 halftime lead. Finneytown seemed to make a little push early in the third quarter but a couple of late threes by Hailee Schlager and Nikki McKee actually extended the lead from halftime before the quarter was over.
Nikki and Hailee led the scoring. Nikki put in 16 and Hailee added 11, followed by Sudy Graham with 7, Jane Streeter and Michelle Jolson with four each, and Clara Rodrigue with a deuce.
The following players are in the top 5 in the CHL for their respective category:
Nikki McKee - scoring - #2 - 15.9 ppg, steals - #1 - 5.3 spg
Michelle Jolson - assists - #4 - 3.0 apg
Sudy Graham - shooting percentage - #2 - 54.1%
Emily Fraik - blocks - #4 - 1.1 bpg
The girls are now 6-2 on the season.
Also, see Community Press article "Wyoming Girls Basketball Taking Shape".
Next up: this Friday at home vs. Taylor (6 JV, 7:30 Varsity).
Photo gallery here.
The Wildcats came into the game at 8-2 and ranked 11th in the Enquirer's coaches poll vs. Wyoming's #8 ranking. The game didn't seem that competitive though. The Cowboys built up a 26-16 halftime lead. Finneytown seemed to make a little push early in the third quarter but a couple of late threes by Hailee Schlager and Nikki McKee actually extended the lead from halftime before the quarter was over.
Nikki and Hailee led the scoring. Nikki put in 16 and Hailee added 11, followed by Sudy Graham with 7, Jane Streeter and Michelle Jolson with four each, and Clara Rodrigue with a deuce.
Nikki McKee - scoring - #2 - 15.9 ppg, steals - #1 - 5.3 spg
Michelle Jolson - assists - #4 - 3.0 apg
Sudy Graham - shooting percentage - #2 - 54.1%
Emily Fraik - blocks - #4 - 1.1 bpg
The girls are now 6-2 on the season.
Also, see Community Press article "Wyoming Girls Basketball Taking Shape".
Next up: this Friday at home vs. Taylor (6 JV, 7:30 Varsity).
Photo gallery here.
1.12.2010
Boxing trivia
There have been great fighters in both earlier and later times. Mike Tyson's one-round knockouts electrified many boxing fans but Joe Louis still holds the record for one-round knockouts in heavyweight championship fights.
- Thomas Sowell, Old Boxing Matches (12-29-09)
Full article here. Caution - there's some conservative political philosophy mixed in with his comments on boxing's history.
- Thomas Sowell, Old Boxing Matches (12-29-09)
Full article here. Caution - there's some conservative political philosophy mixed in with his comments on boxing's history.
Booster Bash scheduled - Mark Your Calendars - March 13th
From Booster VP Jim Leish:
Happy New Year to you all….I wanted to make sure you saved the date and planned to be there again this year, and if you didn’t make it last year for some reason you can this year. We will have a D.J. this year and again, games and food…. Please plan to attend, order form below, any questions just call….feel free to pass on to others….thanks, Jim
Please join us for the……
WYOMING ATHLETIC BOOSTERS ANNUAL “BOOSTER BASH!”
-A Mini FUNd Raiser-
Live Entertainment! Hors D’oeuvres! Games! Prizes! D.J. & Dancing! FUN!!!
When: Saturday, March 13, 2010
Time: 7:30 p.m. – 12:00 a.m.
Location: Wyoming Civic Center
Tickets: $50 per Couple, $25 per Individual
$300 for reserved table for 5 couples (ten people)
Includes D.J., Hors D’oeuvres, First 2 Drinks
(4 Free Drink tickets per couple/2 Free Drink Tickets per Individual/20 per reserved table)
$10.00 discount off couple or $5 off individual ticket(s) if purchased before Feb 1st
Cash Bar: (Beer and Wine), No charge Pop
GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY as there is a Maximum Capacity and the discount WILL run out!
HOW TO ORDER TICKETS:
i) Mail or drop off (form below) to: 229 Springfield Pike (Mail slot on door at side porch), Wyoming, Ohio 45215
a. Cash or cheque (cheque made out to Wyoming Athletic Boosters Association)
b. Tickets can be picked up at the above address or at the door the day of the event
ii) From a Booster Board Member…they would be happy to sell you tickets…JUST ASK…
iii) At the door the night of the event…however ordering early is recommended!
TICKER ORDER FORM:
______________________________________________________
$10 off couple ticket, $5 off individual ticket(s) if purchased before February 1st!
DROP OFF at, or MAIL TO: 229 Springfield Pike, Wyoming, Ohio 45215
WYOMING ATHLETIC BOOSTERS ANNUAL “BOOSTER BASH!”
-A Mini FUNd Raiser-
Live Entertainment! Hors D’oeuvres! Games! Prizes! D.J. & Dancing! FUN!!!
NAME: _______________________________________________
Number of Tickets Ticket Type Total
( ) X $50 per Couple = $_______
( ) X $25 per Individual = $_______
( ) X $300 per table = $_______
Less: $10 per couple, $5 per individual ticket - $_______
(if ordered before February 1st)
Donation: I would like to make a Donation to the Boosters + $_______
TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED = $_______
Thanks to all of YOU who made last year such a success….looking forward to seeing you at this year’s BASH!
Any questions feel free to contact Jim Leish, V.P. Wyoming Booster’s Association.
Happy New Year to you all….I wanted to make sure you saved the date and planned to be there again this year, and if you didn’t make it last year for some reason you can this year. We will have a D.J. this year and again, games and food…. Please plan to attend, order form below, any questions just call….feel free to pass on to others….thanks, Jim
Please join us for the……
WYOMING ATHLETIC BOOSTERS ANNUAL “BOOSTER BASH!”
-A Mini FUNd Raiser-
Live Entertainment! Hors D’oeuvres! Games! Prizes! D.J. & Dancing! FUN!!!
When: Saturday, March 13, 2010
Time: 7:30 p.m. – 12:00 a.m.
Location: Wyoming Civic Center
Tickets: $50 per Couple, $25 per Individual
$300 for reserved table for 5 couples (ten people)
Includes D.J., Hors D’oeuvres, First 2 Drinks
(4 Free Drink tickets per couple/2 Free Drink Tickets per Individual/20 per reserved table)
$10.00 discount off couple or $5 off individual ticket(s) if purchased before Feb 1st
Cash Bar: (Beer and Wine), No charge Pop
GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY as there is a Maximum Capacity and the discount WILL run out!
HOW TO ORDER TICKETS:
i) Mail or drop off (form below) to: 229 Springfield Pike (Mail slot on door at side porch), Wyoming, Ohio 45215
a. Cash or cheque (cheque made out to Wyoming Athletic Boosters Association)
b. Tickets can be picked up at the above address or at the door the day of the event
ii) From a Booster Board Member…they would be happy to sell you tickets…JUST ASK…
iii) At the door the night of the event…however ordering early is recommended!
TICKER ORDER FORM:
______________________________________________________
$10 off couple ticket, $5 off individual ticket(s) if purchased before February 1st!
DROP OFF at, or MAIL TO: 229 Springfield Pike, Wyoming, Ohio 45215
WYOMING ATHLETIC BOOSTERS ANNUAL “BOOSTER BASH!”
-A Mini FUNd Raiser-
Live Entertainment! Hors D’oeuvres! Games! Prizes! D.J. & Dancing! FUN!!!
NAME: _______________________________________________
Number of Tickets Ticket Type Total
( ) X $50 per Couple = $_______
( ) X $25 per Individual = $_______
( ) X $300 per table = $_______
Less: $10 per couple, $5 per individual ticket - $_______
(if ordered before February 1st)
Donation: I would like to make a Donation to the Boosters + $_______
TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED = $_______
Thanks to all of YOU who made last year such a success….looking forward to seeing you at this year’s BASH!
Any questions feel free to contact Jim Leish, V.P. Wyoming Booster’s Association.
1.11.2010
Tony Davis named to ScoutingOhio.com All-Ohio Junior Team
Tony Davis has been named to the ScoutingOhio.com All-Ohio Junior Team. The article describes these players as those who will graduate in 2011 who are, "the tops at their position in regards to college potential and their likeliness to play major Division I college football."
Tony is making his mark on the hardwood as well. He is fifth in the CHL in scoring with a 16.1 average, 1st in rebounds with 12.6 per game, and 3rd in blocks with 1.9. (Wyoming's Eric Price leads the league in blocks with 3.0 per game).
Article and full team here.
Tony is making his mark on the hardwood as well. He is fifth in the CHL in scoring with a 16.1 average, 1st in rebounds with 12.6 per game, and 3rd in blocks with 1.9. (Wyoming's Eric Price leads the league in blocks with 3.0 per game).
Article and full team here.
Tri-County Press - 1-6-10
Tri-County sports (page 5) does a look back on 2009, including highlighting Wyoming's football and girls soccer teams.
Issue here.
Issue here.
Diving results from Mariemont meet
I've added them to my earlier post but wanted to make sure we highlighted the strong showing our divers made in the swimming and diving meet vs. Mariemont.
Boys -
2. Drew Wolf 129.70
3. David Weinrich 119.35
Girls-
2. Katie Horn 139.95
3. Laura Cress 126.00
4. Brett Miller 114.75
Boys -
2. Drew Wolf 129.70
3. David Weinrich 119.35
Girls-
2. Katie Horn 139.95
3. Laura Cress 126.00
4. Brett Miller 114.75
1.10.2010
Girls basketball defeats Deer Park
The gifls basketball team beat Deer Park last night, 70-8.
The Cowboys had a lot of girls get in on the scoring:
Clara Rodrigue 2 0 4
Mary Tess Irvine 1 1 3
Jane Streeter 2 0 4
Michelle Jolson 6 0 15
Hailee Schlager 1 0 2
Emily Fraik 3 0 6
Nikki McKee 12 2 26
Brigid Kovach 1 0 2
Sudy Graham 4 0 8
The win puts the Cowboys at 5-2 on the season, 4-1 in the CHL.
Photo gallery here.
Arch Cunningham photo gallery here.
Next up: Tuesday night at Finneytown - Varsity only - 7:30
Clara Rodrigue 2 0 4
Mary Tess Irvine 1 1 3
Jane Streeter 2 0 4
Michelle Jolson 6 0 15
Hailee Schlager 1 0 2
Emily Fraik 3 0 6
Nikki McKee 12 2 26
Brigid Kovach 1 0 2
Sudy Graham 4 0 8
Photo gallery here.
Arch Cunningham photo gallery here.
Next up: Tuesday night at Finneytown - Varsity only - 7:30
Swimming and diving vs. Mariemont: Boys win, girls lose
Boys: Wyoming - 125.5 Mariemont - 57.5
Event winners for Wyoming:
(1) 200 yard medley relay: Zach Fischer, Jonathan Profitt, Michael Murphy, AJ Burt
(2) 200 yard individual medley: AJ Burt
(3) 50 yard freestyle: Zach Fischer
(4) 100 yard butterfly: Michael Murphy
(5) 100 yard freestyle: Pat Dierker
(6) 500 yard freestyle: AJ Burt
(7) 200 yard freestyle relay: Eric Lethander, Pat Dierker, Owen Dunbar, Michael Murphy
(8) 100 yard backstroke; Zach Fischer
(9) 100 yard breaststroke: Jonathan Profitt
(10) 400 yard freestyle relay AJ Burt, Pat Dierker, Owen Dunbar, Zach Fischer
Diving results:
2. Drew Wolf 129.70
3. David Weinrich 119.35
Mariemont Girls - 101 Wyoming Girls - 85
Event winners for Wyoming Girls:
(1) 200 yard medley relay: Celia Oberholzer, Mariah Akinbi, Rachel Theiler, Claire Gilbert
(2) 200 yard freestyle : Laura Henkel
(3) 200 yard individual medley: Claire Gilbert
(4) 500 yard freestyle: Claire Gilbert
(5) 100 yard backstroke: Celia Oberholzer
Diving results:
2. Katie Horn 139.95
3. Laura Cress 126.00
4. Brett Miller 114.75
Next up: Tuesday at home (Powell-Crosley Y) vs. St. Ursula/Lasalle
Event winners for Wyoming:
(1) 200 yard medley relay: Zach Fischer, Jonathan Profitt, Michael Murphy, AJ Burt
(2) 200 yard individual medley: AJ Burt
(3) 50 yard freestyle: Zach Fischer
(4) 100 yard butterfly: Michael Murphy
(5) 100 yard freestyle: Pat Dierker
(6) 500 yard freestyle: AJ Burt
(7) 200 yard freestyle relay: Eric Lethander, Pat Dierker, Owen Dunbar, Michael Murphy
(8) 100 yard backstroke; Zach Fischer
(9) 100 yard breaststroke: Jonathan Profitt
(10) 400 yard freestyle relay AJ Burt, Pat Dierker, Owen Dunbar, Zach Fischer
Diving results:
2. Drew Wolf 129.70
3. David Weinrich 119.35
Mariemont Girls - 101 Wyoming Girls - 85
Event winners for Wyoming Girls:
(1) 200 yard medley relay: Celia Oberholzer, Mariah Akinbi, Rachel Theiler, Claire Gilbert
(2) 200 yard freestyle : Laura Henkel
(3) 200 yard individual medley: Claire Gilbert
(4) 500 yard freestyle: Claire Gilbert
(5) 100 yard backstroke: Celia Oberholzer
Diving results:
2. Katie Horn 139.95
3. Laura Cress 126.00
4. Brett Miller 114.75
Next up: Tuesday at home (Powell-Crosley Y) vs. St. Ursula/Lasalle
1.09.2010
Boys hoops team pummels Deer Park 57-32
The boys basketball team beat Deer Park last night 57-32, at Deer Park. They are now 3-4 on the season.
The Cowboys were led on the offensive side once again by Tony Davis, who had 13 points. Joining him in double figures were Evan Aleshire and Chris Campbell, who each added 10.
Bad news for the team - it looks like Kyle Seyfried may miss most of the rest of the season with mono. We'll keep you updated if we hear any more on this.
Next up: Home against Finneytown next Wednesday (Freshman at 4:30, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30)
Photo gallery here.
Next up: Home against Finneytown next Wednesday (Freshman at 4:30, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30)
Photo gallery here.
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