The boys' JV soccer team defeated Summit Coutnry Day last night 4-1.
Marc Akindi and Ben Freshtman each scored and Ryan Derge did so twice.
Next up: Varsity home tonight at 7:30 completing its game against Reading, JV at 1 and varsity at 3 on Saturday at CHCA.
9.30.2010
Enquirer Coaches' Polls
Football - Division II-VI: Week 5 - 9th Place
Boys' Soccer - Division II: Week 5 - 1st Place
Girls' Soccer - Division II: Week 5 - 5th Place
Girls' Volleyball - Division II - Week 4 - 2nd Place
Boys' Golf - Division II-III: Final - 3rd Place
Boys' Cross Country - Division II-III: Week 5 - 2nd Place, up from 3rd
Girls' Cross Country - Division II-III: Week 5 - 1st Place, up from 2nd
Full listings here.
Boys' Soccer - Division II: Week 5 - 1st Place
Girls' Soccer - Division II: Week 5 - 5th Place
Girls' Volleyball - Division II - Week 4 - 2nd Place
Boys' Golf - Division II-III: Final - 3rd Place
Boys' Cross Country - Division II-III: Week 5 - 2nd Place, up from 3rd
Girls' Cross Country - Division II-III: Week 5 - 1st Place, up from 2nd
Full listings here.
Football team 6th in Week 5 Harbin Rankings
9.29.2010
Vote for Jonathan - Chicago Style
"They put one of ours in the hospital, we put one of theirs in the morgue."
No...wait - that's a different kind of Chicago style.
"Early and often" is what I was thinking of.
Jonathan Tighe has been selected as a finalist for the Ohio National Guard Player of the Week.
Vote for him here.
The other kids have an early lead on Jonathan, but you can vote as many times as you wish.
What are you waiting for????
No...wait - that's a different kind of Chicago style.
"Early and often" is what I was thinking of.
Jonathan Tighe has been selected as a finalist for the Ohio National Guard Player of the Week.
Vote for him here.
The other kids have an early lead on Jonathan, but you can vote as many times as you wish.
What are you waiting for????
Volleyball beats Reading
The girls volleyball team traveled to Reading last night and came away with a 25-9, 25-10, 25-21 victory.
The team is now 9-3 on the season, 8-0 in the CHL.
Next up: at Taylor on Thursday, JV at 5:30, Varsity at 7
The team is now 9-3 on the season, 8-0 in the CHL.
Next up: at Taylor on Thursday, JV at 5:30, Varsity at 7
Pictures from the Troy Invitational
Thanks to Sally Raney for these pictures from the girls' CC victory at the Troy Invitational.
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| Emily Stites |
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| Amelia Irvine and Sammy Schwartz |
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| Clara Rodrigue |
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| Alex Fraik & Hannah Neal |
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| Girls' CC seniors |
Boys' soccer takes two from Indian Hill
Both the boys' soccer JV and Varsity sides beat CHL rival Indian Hill last night on the Bob Lewis Stadium pitch.
The JV started things off with an exciting 2-1 victory. Carl Anderson scored the first goal and then Ryan Derge put in the winner with just minutes to play.
The varsity then took its game 2-0 ("two nil"). Jamie Meranus scored the first goal with a nice left-footed finish off an assist from Nathan Meisner and later Daniel Richtand scored on what Coach Thomas described as, "a beautiful direct kick."
Evan Handler had six saves for the shutout.
The varsity is now 7-3 (2-2).
Next up: the JV plays at home tonight against Summit Country Day at 7, the Varsity finishes its game (20 seconds of first half plus second half) with Reading tomorrow night at home at approximately 7:30
The JV started things off with an exciting 2-1 victory. Carl Anderson scored the first goal and then Ryan Derge put in the winner with just minutes to play.
The varsity then took its game 2-0 ("two nil"). Jamie Meranus scored the first goal with a nice left-footed finish off an assist from Nathan Meisner and later Daniel Richtand scored on what Coach Thomas described as, "a beautiful direct kick."
Evan Handler had six saves for the shutout.
The varsity is now 7-3 (2-2).
Next up: the JV plays at home tonight against Summit Country Day at 7, the Varsity finishes its game (20 seconds of first half plus second half) with Reading tomorrow night at home at approximately 7:30
9.28.2010
Gabby's Student Athletes of the Week
Jamie Meranus - boys soccer. Scored both goals in a 2-1 victory over a very good Seven Hills team.
Abby Markowitz - cheerleader. Led the planning of the pep rally and homecoming activities and half time entertainment. Leader on the squad.
Abby Markowitz - cheerleader. Led the planning of the pep rally and homecoming activities and half time entertainment. Leader on the squad.
Boys' soccer downs Seven Hills
The boys' soccer team defeated Seven Hills Saturday at Bob Lewis Stadium by the score of 2-1.
Jamie Meranus scored both of the Cowboy goals.
The team is now 6-3 on the season.
Next up: vs. CHL rival Indian Hill tonight at home, JV at 5, Varsity at 7
Boys' golf takes third place in CHL Championships
The team shot a 330, finishing behind Indian Hill (321) and Taylor (329).
Next up: Elder at Aston Oaks today and then Sectionals this Thursday at Sharon Woods
Wyoming Tennis earns Coaches Classic Team Trophy!!
From out tenns stringer:
Wyoming Tennis earns Coaches Classic Team Trophy!!
The tennis van left Wyoming in the dark at 7AM on Saturday morning in 50 degree weather. It warmed up slightly as the sun came up.
But that didn't stop Wyoming from dominating Flight C with an overall score of 250. Wyoming Blue was in 4 of the 5 finals! Ursuline B and Seton tied for second with 185.
Tess Thoresen won the championship for 2nd singles after defeating her opponent Grimes (Winton Woods) 6-1, 6-2.
Ashley Berg placed 2nd in 1st singles after losing to William (Winton Woods) 6-1, 6-0.
1st doubles players, Maddie Boster and Meredith Hennessy got 2nd place after a 6-1, 6-2 defeat by Blackburn and Blackburn (CCD).
Ellen Koesterman and Camille Wilson also received 2nd place after losing to Cook and Schwab (Seton) 7-5, 6-1.
Stella Fischer lost her match in the backdraw.
The weekend was filled with lots of camraderie, tennis, and of course, celebration!
Next up: Wednesday @ Lunken Courts vs. Summit Country Day at 4; and Thursday last home match vs. Cincinnati Country Day at 4.
Makes me tired just thinking about it
We've got at least two athletes playing two sports this fall. Joe Panos is playing football and soccer.
Clara Rodrigue is playing volleyball and running cross country.
Please shoot me a note at wyoroundup@gmail.com if there are others.
Clara Rodrigue is playing volleyball and running cross country.
Please shoot me a note at wyoroundup@gmail.com if there are others.
Girls' Cross Country wins Troy Invitational
The Wyoming girls' Cross Country team came in first out of 15 teams at Saturday's Troy Invitational led by Emily Stites' 2nd place finish.
Cowboy top finishers out of the 163 runners:
2 #2004 Stites, Emily 11 19:53.75
10 #1994 Irvine, Amelia 10 20:56.39
18 #2003 Schwartz, Sammy 1021:27.56
20 #2001 Rodrigue, Clara 11 21:32.95
29 #1991 Fraik, Alexandra 12 22:11.35
33 #1998 Neal, Hannah 9 22:17.54
52 #2000 Reinecke, Cynthia 10 23:16.32
68 #1993 Hackett, Lucy 12 23:57.46
69 #1990 Duke, Caroline 9 24:00
70 #1995 Lemaster, Caroline 12 24:02.20
73 #1999 Potvin, Gabby 10 24:17.49
76 #1997 Miller, Brett 11 24:31.04
Also competing for the Cowboys: Nathalia Backeljauw 12, Maggie Barrett 10, Allie Martin 10, Brittney Allen 12.
Full results here.
The OH Runners web site also ranks Wyoming the top team in the CHL here.
The CHL website ranks runners by their best time of the season here. Wyoming has HALF of the top ten - Emily Stites, Noel DeMott, Sammy Schwartz, Amelia Irvine and Clara Rodrigue.
Thanks to PD for the links.
Cowboy top finishers out of the 163 runners:
2 #2004 Stites, Emily 11 19:53.75
10 #1994 Irvine, Amelia 10 20:56.39
18 #2003 Schwartz, Sammy 1021:27.56
20 #2001 Rodrigue, Clara 11 21:32.95
29 #1991 Fraik, Alexandra 12 22:11.35
33 #1998 Neal, Hannah 9 22:17.54
52 #2000 Reinecke, Cynthia 10 23:16.32
68 #1993 Hackett, Lucy 12 23:57.46
69 #1990 Duke, Caroline 9 24:00
70 #1995 Lemaster, Caroline 12 24:02.20
73 #1999 Potvin, Gabby 10 24:17.49
76 #1997 Miller, Brett 11 24:31.04
Also competing for the Cowboys: Nathalia Backeljauw 12, Maggie Barrett 10, Allie Martin 10, Brittney Allen 12.
Full results here.
The OH Runners web site also ranks Wyoming the top team in the CHL here.
The CHL website ranks runners by their best time of the season here. Wyoming has HALF of the top ten - Emily Stites, Noel DeMott, Sammy Schwartz, Amelia Irvine and Clara Rodrigue.
Thanks to PD for the links.
9.27.2010
Boys' Cross Country finishes 11th of 17 at Troy Invitational
The boys' Cross Country team finished 11th out of 17 teams at the Troy Invitational held this past Saturday. Elder was the top team.
Wyoming top finishers out of the 280 runner field:
46 #1658 Johnson, Nate 10 18:03.37
47 #1654 Gold, Seth 11 18:04.73
68 #1669 Tamanko, Andrew 10 18:32.04
69 #1664 Rominger, Sam 11 18:32.16 57
75 #1646 Boettcher, Wes 11 18:35.89
77 #1661 Mangas, Alex 11 18:39.58
83 #1652 Goertzen, Andrew 12 18:42.10
90 #1647 Callaghan, Brett 12 18:46.46
94 #1666 Sagan, Michael 12 18:47.87
Also competing for the Cowboys: Ian Goertzen 9, Josh Sagan 11, Karl Ebling 11, David Manley 12, Karsen Shoger 10, Grant Lemasters 12, Alex Lower 12, Eric Reichwein 10, Chase Guggenheim 10, Joel Weis 9, Max Childs, Richard Irwin 11, & Alfredo Fee 9.
Full results here.
Top CHL boys' CC athletes, based on their best times, are here. Three Wyoming runners, Seth Gold, Andrew Tamanko & Nate Johnson are in the top ten.
Wyoming top finishers out of the 280 runner field:
46 #1658 Johnson, Nate 10 18:03.37
47 #1654 Gold, Seth 11 18:04.73
68 #1669 Tamanko, Andrew 10 18:32.04
69 #1664 Rominger, Sam 11 18:32.16 57
75 #1646 Boettcher, Wes 11 18:35.89
77 #1661 Mangas, Alex 11 18:39.58
83 #1652 Goertzen, Andrew 12 18:42.10
90 #1647 Callaghan, Brett 12 18:46.46
94 #1666 Sagan, Michael 12 18:47.87
Also competing for the Cowboys: Ian Goertzen 9, Josh Sagan 11, Karl Ebling 11, David Manley 12, Karsen Shoger 10, Grant Lemasters 12, Alex Lower 12, Eric Reichwein 10, Chase Guggenheim 10, Joel Weis 9, Max Childs, Richard Irwin 11, & Alfredo Fee 9.
Full results here.
Top CHL boys' CC athletes, based on their best times, are here. Three Wyoming runners, Seth Gold, Andrew Tamanko & Nate Johnson are in the top ten.
Football team defeats Mariemont
Wyoming had another great Homecoming Friday night this past...uh...Friday night.
It started off of course with the parade. The seniors were led by their homecoming court.
The juniors were led, as they were all week, by Garrett.
The sophomores were led by Lucy.
And the freshmen were led by, well, they're still working on that whole leadership thing.
And you can't have a parade without scouts.
Everyone arrived safely, ready to rock Bob Lewis Stadium.
The grill team was in place.
The cheerleaders were assembled.
And come on, a football game is not a football game without the band.
Now all we needed was to put a "W" in the books. These guys had to miss all the parade fun but showed up to take care of Mariemont.
The game didn't seem to be in doubt for long. We were up 10-0 at the end of the first quarter and really put it away in the second with three TD's to head into the locker room (non homecoming-court players at least) with a 31-7 lead. The 37-21 final makes it sound closer than it was (IMHO).
Mariemont's only score in the first three quarters came in the second, when we turned the ball over to them on our 10 yard line due to an errant punt snap. They got two late TD's in the fourth quarter. When it counted, our first team D shut down their first team O.
Jonathan Tighe (showing good hands here catching the back half of the football) caught three Robert Gomez touchdown passes, good for 18, 39 and 23 yards. In all, Jonathan had 6 receptions for 123 yards. Robert was 7-16 on the night.
Drew Perry carried 23 times for 157 yards and a TD. However, the ball carrier with the best average per rush was Tommy Campbell, at 20 yards per carry. OK - he just had the one carry. But still.
Halftime included the crowning of Queen Grace Brown and King Grant LeMasters.
And a flash mob.
All in all, a satisfying but tiring week and night.
Homecoming parade pictures here.
Football game pictures, crowd shots, etc. here.
Halftime homecoming court festivities and flash mob here.
It started off of course with the parade. The seniors were led by their homecoming court.
The juniors were led, as they were all week, by Garrett.
The sophomores were led by Lucy.
And the freshmen were led by, well, they're still working on that whole leadership thing.
And you can't have a parade without scouts.
Everyone arrived safely, ready to rock Bob Lewis Stadium.
The grill team was in place.
The cheerleaders were assembled.
And come on, a football game is not a football game without the band.
Now all we needed was to put a "W" in the books. These guys had to miss all the parade fun but showed up to take care of Mariemont.
The game didn't seem to be in doubt for long. We were up 10-0 at the end of the first quarter and really put it away in the second with three TD's to head into the locker room (non homecoming-court players at least) with a 31-7 lead. The 37-21 final makes it sound closer than it was (IMHO).
Mariemont's only score in the first three quarters came in the second, when we turned the ball over to them on our 10 yard line due to an errant punt snap. They got two late TD's in the fourth quarter. When it counted, our first team D shut down their first team O.
Jonathan Tighe (showing good hands here catching the back half of the football) caught three Robert Gomez touchdown passes, good for 18, 39 and 23 yards. In all, Jonathan had 6 receptions for 123 yards. Robert was 7-16 on the night.
Drew Perry carried 23 times for 157 yards and a TD. However, the ball carrier with the best average per rush was Tommy Campbell, at 20 yards per carry. OK - he just had the one carry. But still.
Halftime included the crowning of Queen Grace Brown and King Grant LeMasters.
And a flash mob.
All in all, a satisfying but tiring week and night.
Homecoming parade pictures here.
Football game pictures, crowd shots, etc. here.
Halftime homecoming court festivities and flash mob here.
Cowboys Care Week starts today!
As a reminder, Cowboys Care Week begins today. From Hailee Schlager:
The benefit for the Galloway family starts today! There will be four benefit games - the girls' soccer game tonight, the boys' soccer and girls' volleyball games tomorrow night, and finally the football game on October 15th. A portion of the admissions from the soccer and volleyball games will go to the family. Also we will be selling shirts, having a donation bucket and other activities going on during all of these sporting events. Starting tonight Wyoming, please come out and support the Galloway family as much as you can.
9.26.2010
Vote for Jonathan
Go here and vote for Jonathan Tighe for Primetime Performer of the Week.
Jonathan caught 6 passes for 123 yards and three touchdowns Friday night. He also returned two kickoffs for 31 yards.
Voting ends at midnight on Monday.
Jonathan caught 6 passes for 123 yards and three touchdowns Friday night. He also returned two kickoffs for 31 yards.
Voting ends at midnight on Monday.
9.25.2010
I know it's late notice, but....
Championship at Sharon Woods today. Actually right now.
Coach Crider expects the first group to come in at about 4:30, the last
around 6.
So set those GPS's for 11355 Swing Road, Sharonville 45241and come out and
support these guys as they finish their CHL careers.
Football wins
The football team topped off a great evening of homecoming festivities with
a 37-21 win over Mariemont.
a 37-21 win over Mariemont.
Robert Gomez threw 3 touchdown passes to Jonathan Tighe and Drew Perry
rushed for 145 yards. Drew and Max Kadish scored the other TD's. Joe Panos
added a field goal and 4 PAT's.
And don't be fooled by the 21 points - the defense had another strong
outing. Mariemont had 7 points heading into the fourth quarter and that was
on a 10 yard drive (after we had a bad punt snap).
Full post sometime this weekend.
9.24.2010
Tri-County Press 9-22-10
Tennis, volleyball, football, girls' and boys' soccer, boys' and girls' golf.
Also - some interesting information about Wyoming resident Dave Bahr, who won the Southern Ohio PGA - Southwest Chapter Individual Stroke Play Championship last month.
This week's episode here.
Also - some interesting information about Wyoming resident Dave Bahr, who won the Southern Ohio PGA - Southwest Chapter Individual Stroke Play Championship last month.
This week's episode here.
Youth Football Update
An update from the Wyoming Youth Football Association:
The Woming Youth Football Association has 174 Football Players and 40 Cheerleaders (ages 5-11) participating in the Southern Ohio Youth Football Association (SOYFA).
SOYFA is an age & weight appropriate, competitive league. It is made up of independent organizations and includes a Big School Division (Colerain, Forest Hills, Glen Este, Harrison and Sycamore) and a Small School Division (Deer Park, Delhi, Milford, Reading, Maderia and Wyoming). While we play all of the organizations, wins and loses in our division count towards the Playoffs and Super Bowl.
Last week we played Division rival Milford, winning 5 of 6 games. The 6 Years Olds (3-1) won 28-0, the 7 Year Olds (1-3) won 20-12, the undefeated 8 Year Olds (3-0) won in overtime 14-8, the 9 Year Olds (1-2-1) lost 28-14, the 10 Year Olds (2-2) won 30-6 and the 11 Year Olds (3-1) won 52-0.
This Saturday, we have another Division Game at rival Delhi. Our schedule for the rest of the season-
9/25 @ Delhi games start at 9am
10/2 Home vs Reading games start at 1pm
10/9 @ Colerain, games start at 9am
10/16 Home vs Harrison games start at 9am
10/23 Home vs Sycamore games start at 1pm
10/30 Home vs Maderia games start at 1pm
11/6&7 Playoffs @ Deer Park
11/14 Superbowl @ Turpin
Games begin with the 6 year olds and run about 1 hour and 15 minutes per game.
The Woming Youth Football Association has 174 Football Players and 40 Cheerleaders (ages 5-11) participating in the Southern Ohio Youth Football Association (SOYFA).
SOYFA is an age & weight appropriate, competitive league. It is made up of independent organizations and includes a Big School Division (Colerain, Forest Hills, Glen Este, Harrison and Sycamore) and a Small School Division (Deer Park, Delhi, Milford, Reading, Maderia and Wyoming). While we play all of the organizations, wins and loses in our division count towards the Playoffs and Super Bowl.
Last week we played Division rival Milford, winning 5 of 6 games. The 6 Years Olds (3-1) won 28-0, the 7 Year Olds (1-3) won 20-12, the undefeated 8 Year Olds (3-0) won in overtime 14-8, the 9 Year Olds (1-2-1) lost 28-14, the 10 Year Olds (2-2) won 30-6 and the 11 Year Olds (3-1) won 52-0.
This Saturday, we have another Division Game at rival Delhi. Our schedule for the rest of the season-
9/25 @ Delhi games start at 9am
10/2 Home vs Reading games start at 1pm
10/9 @ Colerain, games start at 9am
10/16 Home vs Harrison games start at 9am
10/23 Home vs Sycamore games start at 1pm
10/30 Home vs Maderia games start at 1pm
11/6&7 Playoffs @ Deer Park
11/14 Superbowl @ Turpin
Games begin with the 6 year olds and run about 1 hour and 15 minutes per game.
Volleyball beats Madeira
Girls' tennis players advance in Coaches Classic
The girls tennis team is playing in the Coaches Classic. There were matches yesterday and it continues tomorrow. Wyoming is one of seven schools in Flight "C". The other schools are: Cincinnati Country Day, Lakota East B, Seton, Talawanda, Winton Woods, and Ursuline B.
It was 95 degrees and extremely gusty yesterday. Unless the shots were hit low and hard, the tennis balls would blow and bounce unexpectantly. Results:
At Liberty Junior
First Singles
First Round - Ashley Berg (Wyoming) d. Simpkins (Seton) 6-3, 2-6, 10-7
Second Round - Berg d. Kimiecik (Talawanda) 6-2, 6-3
Second singles
First Round - Tess Thorsen (Wyoming) d. Sportsman (Seton) 6-2, 6-2
Second round - Thorsen d. King (Lakota East "B") 6-0, 6-0
Third singles
First Round - Stella Fischer (Wyoming) bye
Second round - Rust (Ursuline "B") d. Fischer 6-0, 6-1
At Lakota East
First Doubles
First Round - Meredith Hennessy-Maddie Boster (Wyoming) d. Stone-Dowling (Talawanda) 6-4, 6-1
Second Round - Hennessy-Boster d. Parrella-Wills (Lakota East "B") 6-2, 6-2
Second Doubles
First Round - Camille Wilson-Ellen Koesterman (Wyoming) d. Wayne-Gross (Lakota East "B") 6-3, 6-4
Second Round - Wilson-Koesterman d. Lazarus-Mesh (CCD) 6-1, 2-6, 10-6
The tournament continues tomorrow, Saturday, at 8am at Lakota East and Liberty Jr. High. Each of our players competes in her respective court. Ashley Berg 1st singles, Tess Thoresen 2nd singles, Maddie Boster & Meredith Hennessy 1st doubles and Ellen Koesterman & Camille Wilson 2nd doubles are in the finals and Stella Fischer 3rd singles will play in the backdraw.
Good Luck Cowboys. Save some energy after tonight's homecoming festivities!!
Correction: there are 2 home matches left- Monday 9/27 vs. Finneytown and Thursday 9/30 vs. Cincinnati Country Day. We play Summit Country Day on Wednesday 9/29. Following in October is sectionals and districts.
It was 95 degrees and extremely gusty yesterday. Unless the shots were hit low and hard, the tennis balls would blow and bounce unexpectantly. Results:
At Liberty Junior
First Singles
First Round - Ashley Berg (Wyoming) d. Simpkins (Seton) 6-3, 2-6, 10-7
Second Round - Berg d. Kimiecik (Talawanda) 6-2, 6-3
Second singles
First Round - Tess Thorsen (Wyoming) d. Sportsman (Seton) 6-2, 6-2
Second round - Thorsen d. King (Lakota East "B") 6-0, 6-0
Third singles
First Round - Stella Fischer (Wyoming) bye
Second round - Rust (Ursuline "B") d. Fischer 6-0, 6-1
At Lakota East
First Doubles
First Round - Meredith Hennessy-Maddie Boster (Wyoming) d. Stone-Dowling (Talawanda) 6-4, 6-1
Second Round - Hennessy-Boster d. Parrella-Wills (Lakota East "B") 6-2, 6-2
Second Doubles
First Round - Camille Wilson-Ellen Koesterman (Wyoming) d. Wayne-Gross (Lakota East "B") 6-3, 6-4
Second Round - Wilson-Koesterman d. Lazarus-Mesh (CCD) 6-1, 2-6, 10-6
The tournament continues tomorrow, Saturday, at 8am at Lakota East and Liberty Jr. High. Each of our players competes in her respective court. Ashley Berg 1st singles, Tess Thoresen 2nd singles, Maddie Boster & Meredith Hennessy 1st doubles and Ellen Koesterman & Camille Wilson 2nd doubles are in the finals and Stella Fischer 3rd singles will play in the backdraw.
Good Luck Cowboys. Save some energy after tonight's homecoming festivities!!
Correction: there are 2 home matches left- Monday 9/27 vs. Finneytown and Thursday 9/30 vs. Cincinnati Country Day. We play Summit Country Day on Wednesday 9/29. Following in October is sectionals and districts.
Girls' golf loses to Mt. Notre Dame
The girls' golf team lost to Mt. Notre Dame yesterday.
However, junior Carly Heuer was co-medalist with Mt. Notre Dames's Chelsea Theobald. Each shot a 4-over par 39 on the back nine at The Mill Course.
Next up: Sectionals next Tuesday at Fairfield
However, junior Carly Heuer was co-medalist with Mt. Notre Dames's Chelsea Theobald. Each shot a 4-over par 39 on the back nine at The Mill Course.
Next up: Sectionals next Tuesday at Fairfield
Don't forget - Boosters Tailgate tonight!
COME GET FIRED UP BEFORE THE BIG GAME
WITH THE BOOSTERS
TAILGATE PARTY 6:00 TILL GAME TIME
IN MUNICIPAL LOT
CHIK-FIL-A DINNERS AVAILABLE
STOP BY AFTER THE PARADE
GO COWBOYS BEAT MARIEMONT!
9.23.2010
Girls' soccer blanks Mariemont
The girls' soccer team traveled to Mariemont last night and brought home a 3-0 victory.
Abby Keller recorded the shutout while making 4 saves.
Michelle Jolson scored 2 goals for the Cowboys and Carly Levick netted the third.
The girls are now 7-2-2 on the season, 3-1 in the CHL.
Next up: Cincinnati Country Day next Monday at home, Varsity at 7 (no JV game)
Abby Keller recorded the shutout while making 4 saves.
Michelle Jolson scored 2 goals for the Cowboys and Carly Levick netted the third.
The girls are now 7-2-2 on the season, 3-1 in the CHL.
Next up: Cincinnati Country Day next Monday at home, Varsity at 7 (no JV game)
Tennis update
Yesterday's match vs. Summit Country Day was halted after about 3 games due to rain. The rescheduled date is Wednesday 9/29 away; probably at the Lindner Tennis Center at Lunken.
The team is playing in the Coaches Classic Tournament today at 3 and Saturday in West Chester.
Last home match is Monday 9/27 vs. Finneytown.
The team is playing in the Coaches Classic Tournament today at 3 and Saturday in West Chester.
Last home match is Monday 9/27 vs. Finneytown.
9.22.2010
Enquirer Coaches' Polls
Football - Division II-VI: Week 4 - 9th Place
Boys' Soccer - Division II: Week 4 - Tied for 1st Place
Girls' Soccer - Division II: Week 4 - 4th Place, up from 5th
Girls' Volleyball - Division II - Week 3 - 2nd Place
Boys' Golf - Division II-III: Week 6 - 3rd Place
Boys' Cross Country - Division II-III: Week 4 - 3rd Place
Girls' Cross Country - Division II-III: Week 4 - 2nd Place, up from 3rd
Full listings here.
Boys' Soccer - Division II: Week 4 - Tied for 1st Place
Girls' Soccer - Division II: Week 4 - 4th Place, up from 5th
Girls' Volleyball - Division II - Week 3 - 2nd Place
Boys' Golf - Division II-III: Week 6 - 3rd Place
Boys' Cross Country - Division II-III: Week 4 - 3rd Place
Girls' Cross Country - Division II-III: Week 4 - 2nd Place, up from 3rd
Full listings here.
Volleyball team whips Wildcats
The volleyball team defeated Finneytown last night 25-13, 25-9, 25-17.
Why no pictures? They won so quickly that by the time I got to the gym at halftime of the boys' soccer game, it was already over. I talked to a couple of the young ladies and asked them to win more slowly, but I'm not sure Coach Plitt will endorse that request.
The team is now 7-3 on the season, 7-0 in the CHL.
Next up: home vs. Madeira on Thursday, JV at 5:30, Varsity at 7
Why no pictures? They won so quickly that by the time I got to the gym at halftime of the boys' soccer game, it was already over. I talked to a couple of the young ladies and asked them to win more slowly, but I'm not sure Coach Plitt will endorse that request.
The team is now 7-3 on the season, 7-0 in the CHL.
Next up: home vs. Madeira on Thursday, JV at 5:30, Varsity at 7
Girls' golf finishes second at the CHL Challenge
The girls' golf team took second place yesterday at the CHL Challenge at the Mill Course.
They finished just three strokes behind first place Indian Hill.
Full team scores: Indian Hill 192, Wyoming 195, Mariemont 206, Taylor 232
Next up: Mount Notre Dame at the Mill Course tomorrow at 4
They finished just three strokes behind first place Indian Hill.
Full team scores: Indian Hill 192, Wyoming 195, Mariemont 206, Taylor 232
Next up: Mount Notre Dame at the Mill Course tomorrow at 4
Tennis downs Deer Park
The tennis team swept its match with Deer Park yesterday.
Ashley Berg defeated E. Coates 6-0, 6-0; Tess Thoreson defeated A. Coates 6-1, 6-0; Rise Sakaguchi defeted Engel 6-0, 6-0. Doubles: Meredith Hennessy-Maddie Boster defeated Slamm-Wahl 6-0, 6-0; Stella Fischer-Camille Wilson defeated Keefe-Taylor 6-0, 6-0.
The girls are now 8-6 on the season, 4-1 in the CHL.
Next up: this afternoon at 4 at Summit Country Day
Ashley Berg defeated E. Coates 6-0, 6-0; Tess Thoreson defeated A. Coates 6-1, 6-0; Rise Sakaguchi defeted Engel 6-0, 6-0. Doubles: Meredith Hennessy-Maddie Boster defeated Slamm-Wahl 6-0, 6-0; Stella Fischer-Camille Wilson defeated Keefe-Taylor 6-0, 6-0.
The girls are now 8-6 on the season, 4-1 in the CHL.
Next up: this afternoon at 4 at Summit Country Day
Boys' soccer loses to Mariemont
The boys' soccer team lost to Mariemont last night 2-1.
Joe Panos scored the Cowboy goal.
The team is now 5-3 on the season, 1-2 in the CHL.
Next up: Saturday at home vs. Seven Hills, JV at 11 AM, Varsity at 1 PM
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