Junior Terry Davis has received offers from Toledo and Ohio University.
Senior Matt McCoy has received offers from Urbana and Georgetown. Matt is still in the process of picking a school.
Senior Anthony Harris has recieved an offer from Central State University.
In all, we have five football players from the class of 2011 who will be signing scholarships to play at the next level!
1.31.2011
Boys' and Girls' Swim Teams win CHL titles!
Both the Wyoming girls' and boys' swim teams won CHL Championships on Saturday at Mariemont. There were several pool and meet records set as well.
Girls
Wyoming - 323
Indian Hill - 303
Mariemont - 252
Madeira - 173
Taylor - 109
Finneytown - 63
Boys
Wyoming - 355
Mariemont - 264
Madeira - 217
Indian Hill - 193
Taylor - 113
Our top Scorers:
Girls
Celia Oberholzer – 1st (200 medley Relay), 2nd (100 Back, 200 Free Relay), 3rd (50 Free)
Rachael Theiler– 1st (200 medley Relay), 2nd (200 Free Relay), 3rd (100 Fly, 100 Breast)
Mariah Akinbi– 1st (200 medley Relay, 100 Breast)
Abby Gibbons– 1st (200 medley Relay), 3rd (400 Free Relay)
Claire Gilbert – 2nd (500 Free, 200 Free Relay), 3rd (400 Free Relay)
Sarah Gibbons – 2nd (200 Free), 3rd (400 Free Relay)
Ellie LeBuhn – 2nd (200 Free Relay), 3rd (400 Free Relay)
Boys
AJ Burt – 1st (200 Free, 100 Breast, 200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay)
Owen Dunbar – 1st (50 Free, 200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay), 2nd (100 Free)
Eric Lethander – 1st (200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay), 2nd (100 Fly, 100 Back)
Pat Dierker – 1st (200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay), 2nd (50 Free), 3rd (100 Free)
Jonathan Rutter– 2nd (100 Breast), 3rd (200 medley Relay)
Brennan Burt – 2nd (500 Free)
John Dreyer – 3rd (100 Back)
Evan Handler – 3rd (200 medley Relay)
Paul Hoffman– 3rd (200 medley Relay)
Sam Rominger– 3rd (200 medley Relay)
NEW CHL RECORDS
Girls 200 Medley Relay – Celia Oberholzer, Mariah Akinbi, Rachael Theiler, Abby Gibbons
200 Free – AJ Burt
100 Breast – AJ Burt
Boys 200 Free Relay – Owen Dunbar, Pat Dierker, AJ Burt, Eric Lethander
NEW POOL RECORDS
Girls 200 Medley Relay – Celia Oberholzer, Mariah Akinbi, Rachael Theiler, Abby Gibbons
Boys 200 Free Relay – Owen Dunbar, Pat Dierker, AJ Burt, Eric Lethander
Full Results are Below:
Girls
Wyoming - 323
Indian Hill - 303
Mariemont - 252
Madeira - 173
Taylor - 109
Finneytown - 63
Boys
Wyoming - 355
Mariemont - 264
Madeira - 217
Indian Hill - 193
Taylor - 113
Our top Scorers:
Girls
Celia Oberholzer – 1st (200 medley Relay), 2nd (100 Back, 200 Free Relay), 3rd (50 Free)
Rachael Theiler– 1st (200 medley Relay), 2nd (200 Free Relay), 3rd (100 Fly, 100 Breast)
Mariah Akinbi– 1st (200 medley Relay, 100 Breast)
Abby Gibbons– 1st (200 medley Relay), 3rd (400 Free Relay)
Claire Gilbert – 2nd (500 Free, 200 Free Relay), 3rd (400 Free Relay)
Sarah Gibbons – 2nd (200 Free), 3rd (400 Free Relay)
Ellie LeBuhn – 2nd (200 Free Relay), 3rd (400 Free Relay)
Boys
AJ Burt – 1st (200 Free, 100 Breast, 200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay)
Owen Dunbar – 1st (50 Free, 200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay), 2nd (100 Free)
Eric Lethander – 1st (200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay), 2nd (100 Fly, 100 Back)
Pat Dierker – 1st (200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay), 2nd (50 Free), 3rd (100 Free)
Jonathan Rutter– 2nd (100 Breast), 3rd (200 medley Relay)
Brennan Burt – 2nd (500 Free)
John Dreyer – 3rd (100 Back)
Evan Handler – 3rd (200 medley Relay)
Paul Hoffman– 3rd (200 medley Relay)
Sam Rominger– 3rd (200 medley Relay)
NEW CHL RECORDS
Girls 200 Medley Relay – Celia Oberholzer, Mariah Akinbi, Rachael Theiler, Abby Gibbons
200 Free – AJ Burt
100 Breast – AJ Burt
Boys 200 Free Relay – Owen Dunbar, Pat Dierker, AJ Burt, Eric Lethander
NEW POOL RECORDS
Girls 200 Medley Relay – Celia Oberholzer, Mariah Akinbi, Rachael Theiler, Abby Gibbons
Boys 200 Free Relay – Owen Dunbar, Pat Dierker, AJ Burt, Eric Lethander
Full Results are Below:
Wrestlers fare well at Dave Bean Classic
The 40th Annual Finneytown Dave Bean Classic individual results:
119 Brian Anderson: 6th
125 Corbin Guggenheim: 5th
130 Mikey Gonzalez: 3rd Place
135 Daniel Zimmerman: Runner-Up
160 Alour Nyamor: Runner-Up (including a pin in 10 seconds)
171 Michael Sagan: Runner-Up
285 Adam Blum: Runner-Up
Complete results here. Take them for what they're worth. Coach Pitman says that each team was shorted some points.
119 Brian Anderson: 6th
125 Corbin Guggenheim: 5th
130 Mikey Gonzalez: 3rd Place
135 Daniel Zimmerman: Runner-Up
160 Alour Nyamor: Runner-Up (including a pin in 10 seconds)
171 Michael Sagan: Runner-Up
285 Adam Blum: Runner-Up
Complete results here. Take them for what they're worth. Coach Pitman says that each team was shorted some points.
Boys' basketball loses to Reading
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We played to a one point advantage through the final three quarters but we were fighting back from a 17-8 deficit at the end of the first.
Chris Campbell had 15 points, trailed by Adam Crider with nine and Tony Davis with seven.
Next up: at Taylor, Tuesday - Freshman at 4:30, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30
Middle School Swim Team wins New Richmond Invitational
A strong team of 33 Wyoming Middle School swimmers won the New Richmond Invitational.
1. Wyoming Middle School-584 points
2. New Richmond Middle School-370
3. Cincinnati Country Day-301.5
4. Clark Montessori-259
5. Greenfield Middle School-170.5
Swimmers Of The Meet:
Sara Sasson
Addalaide Spicer
Allison Golden
Joe Rominger
Blake Wickstrom
David Maxam
Spirit Award-Rosalyn Rathbone
Individual results:
1. Wyoming Middle School-584 points
2. New Richmond Middle School-370
3. Cincinnati Country Day-301.5
4. Clark Montessori-259
5. Greenfield Middle School-170.5
Swimmers Of The Meet:
Sara Sasson
Addalaide Spicer
Allison Golden
Joe Rominger
Blake Wickstrom
David Maxam
Spirit Award-Rosalyn Rathbone
Individual results:
1.30.2011
Girls' b-ball downs Reading
The girls' basketball team traveled to Reading Saturday night and brought home a 59-39 victory.
Nikki McKee had 32 points to lead the Cowboys, with Mary Tess Irvine and Hailee Schlager adding nine each.
Rounding out the scoring were Michelle Jolson with seven and Clara Rodrigue with two.
The girls actually trailed at half, 24-22, but put together a 21-4 third quarter that pretty much put the game away.
The team is now 12-2 (9-1) on the season.
Next up: tomorrow at Summit Country Day, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30
Photo gallery here.
Nikki McKee had 32 points to lead the Cowboys, with Mary Tess Irvine and Hailee Schlager adding nine each.
Rounding out the scoring were Michelle Jolson with seven and Clara Rodrigue with two.
The girls actually trailed at half, 24-22, but put together a 21-4 third quarter that pretty much put the game away.
The team is now 12-2 (9-1) on the season.
Next up: tomorrow at Summit Country Day, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30
Photo gallery here.
Horn, Weinrich 2nd in CHL Diving
Junior Katie Horn took 2nd place in the CHL Diving Championships held Friday at Mariemont
In addition, fellow junior Brett Miller took 5th and freshman Anna Kamphaus 6th.
On the boys' side, sophomore David Weinrich took 2nd place.
Photo gallery here.
1.28.2011
Girls' basketball routes Roger Bacon
The girls' basketball team routed Roger Bacon last night, 69-35.
Nikki McKee had her high point total of the year with 44, easily surpassing the 32 she scored against Finneytown in each of the teams' two meetings. And this was no Allen Iverson (NBA lifetime FG% - 42.5)44, as Nikki was 16-24 from the field.
Hailee Schlager put in 12 and grabbed five rebounds. Michelle Jolson did some stat-stuffing with seven rebounds, five assists, three steals, two points and a block.
Complete game stats here.
At some point, Coach Edmonds decided the game was well in hand and had the girls, as they say, just take the air out of the ball:
Next up: tonight at Reading, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30
Photo gallery here.
Nikki McKee had her high point total of the year with 44, easily surpassing the 32 she scored against Finneytown in each of the teams' two meetings. And this was no Allen Iverson (NBA lifetime FG% - 42.5)44, as Nikki was 16-24 from the field.
Hailee Schlager put in 12 and grabbed five rebounds. Michelle Jolson did some stat-stuffing with seven rebounds, five assists, three steals, two points and a block.
Complete game stats here.
At some point, Coach Edmonds decided the game was well in hand and had the girls, as they say, just take the air out of the ball:
Next up: tonight at Reading, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30
Photo gallery here.
Tri-County Press 1-26-11
This week's issue here.
Coverage includes boys' and girls' basketball, wrestling, boys' and girls' swimming.
Coverage includes boys' and girls' basketball, wrestling, boys' and girls' swimming.
1.27.2011
Boys' basketball loses to Madeira
7th grade boys' basketball splits
The Wyoming 7th grade boys team split its two road games this week to run its record to 8-2 on the season.
The Cowboys whipped Madeira 51-25, and then were edged by Reading for the second time this season, 37-41 in overtime.
The team is back in action on Monday, 1/31 with a home game against Taylor at 4:15, immediatley followed by the 8th grade game.
The Cowboys whipped Madeira 51-25, and then were edged by Reading for the second time this season, 37-41 in overtime.
The team is back in action on Monday, 1/31 with a home game against Taylor at 4:15, immediatley followed by the 8th grade game.
1.26.2011
Feedburner Issue
There's a service called Feedburner that sends out the blog e-mail every day.
Well - not exactly every day. There was a problem with it on Tuesday so the e-mail didn't go out.
Here are the two posts that you might have missed:
Gabby's Student Athletes of the Week
Girls' and boys' swim teams take tri-meet
Well - not exactly every day. There was a problem with it on Tuesday so the e-mail didn't go out.
Here are the two posts that you might have missed:
Gabby's Student Athletes of the Week
Girls' and boys' swim teams take tri-meet
Girls' basketball wins at Madeira
The girls' basketball team won last night 39-32 at Madeira.
Nikki McKee led all scorers with 19. This is just below her league-leading 21.3 ppg heading into the game. She also leads the CHL with 5.1 steals per game. Complete league stats here.
Michelle Jolson chipped in nine for the Cowboys with Hailee Schlager adding five, Clara Rodrigue four and Mary Tess Irvine two.
They are now 10-2 (8-1) on the season.
Next up: home vs. Roger Bacon tomorrow night (postponed from last Thursday due to the snow)
Nikki McKee led all scorers with 19. This is just below her league-leading 21.3 ppg heading into the game. She also leads the CHL with 5.1 steals per game. Complete league stats here.
Michelle Jolson chipped in nine for the Cowboys with Hailee Schlager adding five, Clara Rodrigue four and Mary Tess Irvine two.
They are now 10-2 (8-1) on the season.
Next up: home vs. Roger Bacon tomorrow night (postponed from last Thursday due to the snow)
1.25.2011
Jonathan Tighe selected as "That's My Boy" finalist
Senior Jonathan Tighe has been selected as a finalist for the 2011 That's My Boy award.
The Southwest Ohio Football Coaches Association (SWOFCA) web site states that, "The National Football Foundation-College Football Hall Of Fame/SWOFCA 'That's My Boy' Award is the most prestigious award for which a student-athlete in the Tri-State can be nominated."
The award is based on achievement in Football (up to 40 points), Academics (up to 40 points) and Activities (up to 20 points). Factors considered for each:
Football - All-State, SWOFCA All-City, All-League, All-District, Varsity Letters in Football, Team Captain
Academics - College Board (ACT/SAT) scores, Class Rank, GPA, National Merit Scholar, National Honor Society
Activities - Class Officer, Student Council, Non-Football Varsity Sports letters, Organizations and Activities
Wyoming has been well represented in the past - Harry Meisner (WHS '10) and Jeff King (WHS '07) have been recent finalists. Cowboys who won the award include 2010 WHS Hall of Fame Inductee Ahmed Plummer in 1995 and Assistant Varsity Football Coach Tom Berger in 1976.
The winner will be named March 3rd.
The Southwest Ohio Football Coaches Association (SWOFCA) web site states that, "The National Football Foundation-College Football Hall Of Fame/SWOFCA 'That's My Boy' Award is the most prestigious award for which a student-athlete in the Tri-State can be nominated."
The award is based on achievement in Football (up to 40 points), Academics (up to 40 points) and Activities (up to 20 points). Factors considered for each:
Football - All-State, SWOFCA All-City, All-League, All-District, Varsity Letters in Football, Team Captain
Academics - College Board (ACT/SAT) scores, Class Rank, GPA, National Merit Scholar, National Honor Society
Activities - Class Officer, Student Council, Non-Football Varsity Sports letters, Organizations and Activities
Wyoming has been well represented in the past - Harry Meisner (WHS '10) and Jeff King (WHS '07) have been recent finalists. Cowboys who won the award include 2010 WHS Hall of Fame Inductee Ahmed Plummer in 1995 and Assistant Varsity Football Coach Tom Berger in 1976.
The winner will be named March 3rd.
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CHL Swimming and Diving Championships
I know, I can't believe they're here already either.
But the CHL Winter Championship Season kicks off this Friday with the CHL Diving Championships at Mariemont. Competition begins at 7 PM.
On Saturday, also at Mariemont, the CHL Swimming Championships begin at 11 AM.
But the CHL Winter Championship Season kicks off this Friday with the CHL Diving Championships at Mariemont. Competition begins at 7 PM.
On Saturday, also at Mariemont, the CHL Swimming Championships begin at 11 AM.
Gabby's Student Athletes of the Week
Matt Brown - Boys' Bowling team
Matt has consistently raised his average from the 170's to the 180's. Matt was the top bowler against North College Hill last week with scores of 196 and 211 and a total of 407. The 211 was the highest score for the year so far and the 407 was a total high series for Matt.
Ify Egbo- Cheerleading
Ify, a junior, has become a real leader on the Cheerleading Team and sets an example in giving 100% effort all the time.
Matt has consistently raised his average from the 170's to the 180's. Matt was the top bowler against North College Hill last week with scores of 196 and 211 and a total of 407. The 211 was the highest score for the year so far and the 407 was a total high series for Matt.
Ify Egbo- Cheerleading
Ify, a junior, has become a real leader on the Cheerleading Team and sets an example in giving 100% effort all the time.
Girls' and boys' swim teams take tri-meet
The girls' and boys' swim teams both won Saturday's tri-meet with Indian Hill and Kettering Alter.
Before the meet, the seniors were honored. (Thanks to Missy Horn for the pictures. Gallery of her shots here.)
For the Girls, Wyoming was first with 47 points, followed by Indian Hill (35 pts) and Kettering Alter (12 pts). Top scorers were:
Celia Oberholzer – 1st Place (100 Back, 200 Medley Relay, 200 Free Relay); 2nd Place (50 Free)
Rachel Theiler – 1st Place (200 Medley Relay, 200 Free Relay), 2nd Place (100 Fly, 100 Breast)
Abby Gibbons - 1st Place (200 Medley Relay, 400 Free Relay), 3rd Place (50 Free)
Mariah Akinbi – 1st Place (100 Breast, 200 Medley Relay), 2nd Place (200 Free Relay)
Ellie LeBuhn – 1st Place (200 Free Relay), 2nd Place (100 Free, 400 Free Relay), 3rd Place (200 Free)
Claire Gilbert – 1st Place (200 Free Relay), 2nd Place (200 IM, 400 Free Relay), 3rd Place (500 Free)
Sarah Gibbons – 2nd Place (200 Free, 200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay)
Caroline Duke – 2nd Place (200 Free Relay)
Molly Holthus - 2nd Place (200 Free Relay)
On the Boys’ side, Wyoming dominated the meet and scored 62 points, followed by Indian Hill (25) and Kettering Alter (7). Top scorers were:
AJ Burt – 1st Place (200 IM, 100 Breast, 200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay)
Eric Lethander – 1st Place (200 Free, 100 Fly, 200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay)
Owen Dunbar – 1st Place (50 Free, 200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay); 2nd Place (100 Free)
Pat Dierker - 1st Place (200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay); 2nd Place (200 Free); 3rd Place (100 Free)
Jonathan Rutter – 1st Place (500 Free), 2nd Place (100 Breast, 200 Medley Relay)
Paul Hoffman – 2nd Place (100 Fly, 200 Medley Relay); 3rd Place (200 IM, 200 Free Relay)
Sam Rominger - 2nd Place (50 Free, 200 Medley Relay)
John Dreyer – 2nd Place (100 Back); 3rd Place (200 Medley Relay)
Evan Handler – 2nd Place (200 Medley Relay), 3rd Place (200 Free Relay)
Brennan Burt – 3rd Place (500 Free, 200 Medley Relay)
Karl Ebling – 3rd Place (200 Medley Relay, 200 Free Relay)
Matt Carr – 3rd Place (200 Medley Relay)
Matthew Lethander – 3rd Place (200 Free Relay)
Complete results and more pictures (in no particular order) after the jump:
Before the meet, the seniors were honored. (Thanks to Missy Horn for the pictures. Gallery of her shots here.)
For the Girls, Wyoming was first with 47 points, followed by Indian Hill (35 pts) and Kettering Alter (12 pts). Top scorers were:
Celia Oberholzer – 1st Place (100 Back, 200 Medley Relay, 200 Free Relay); 2nd Place (50 Free)
Rachel Theiler – 1st Place (200 Medley Relay, 200 Free Relay), 2nd Place (100 Fly, 100 Breast)
Abby Gibbons - 1st Place (200 Medley Relay, 400 Free Relay), 3rd Place (50 Free)
Mariah Akinbi – 1st Place (100 Breast, 200 Medley Relay), 2nd Place (200 Free Relay)
Ellie LeBuhn – 1st Place (200 Free Relay), 2nd Place (100 Free, 400 Free Relay), 3rd Place (200 Free)
Claire Gilbert – 1st Place (200 Free Relay), 2nd Place (200 IM, 400 Free Relay), 3rd Place (500 Free)
Sarah Gibbons – 2nd Place (200 Free, 200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay)
Caroline Duke – 2nd Place (200 Free Relay)
Molly Holthus - 2nd Place (200 Free Relay)
On the Boys’ side, Wyoming dominated the meet and scored 62 points, followed by Indian Hill (25) and Kettering Alter (7). Top scorers were:
AJ Burt – 1st Place (200 IM, 100 Breast, 200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay)
Eric Lethander – 1st Place (200 Free, 100 Fly, 200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay)
Owen Dunbar – 1st Place (50 Free, 200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay); 2nd Place (100 Free)
Pat Dierker - 1st Place (200 Free Relay, 400 Free Relay); 2nd Place (200 Free); 3rd Place (100 Free)
Jonathan Rutter – 1st Place (500 Free), 2nd Place (100 Breast, 200 Medley Relay)
Paul Hoffman – 2nd Place (100 Fly, 200 Medley Relay); 3rd Place (200 IM, 200 Free Relay)
Sam Rominger - 2nd Place (50 Free, 200 Medley Relay)
John Dreyer – 2nd Place (100 Back); 3rd Place (200 Medley Relay)
Evan Handler – 2nd Place (200 Medley Relay), 3rd Place (200 Free Relay)
Brennan Burt – 3rd Place (500 Free, 200 Medley Relay)
Karl Ebling – 3rd Place (200 Medley Relay, 200 Free Relay)
Matt Carr – 3rd Place (200 Medley Relay)
Matthew Lethander – 3rd Place (200 Free Relay)
Complete results and more pictures (in no particular order) after the jump:
1.24.2011
Bowling teams sweep North College Hill
Both the boys' and girls' bowling teams defeated North College Hill last week.
Matt Brown and Nick Burns tore up the lanes for the boys and Ginger Engel and Meghan McAllister boosted the ladies to victory.
Next up: a rematch with NCH on Tuesday at 4 pm - Brentwood Bowl
Matt Brown and Nick Burns tore up the lanes for the boys and Ginger Engel and Meghan McAllister boosted the ladies to victory.
Next up: a rematch with NCH on Tuesday at 4 pm - Brentwood Bowl
MS Wrestling Update
Here's a Middle School Wrestling update from Coach Dell Grunenberg:
Congratulations to Justin Shields of the Middle School Wrestling team. He is a first-year wrestler who finished 4th in the 122# weight class at the Reading JH Classic this past weekend. This is one of the toughest junior high tournaments in the city and Justin beat seeded wrestlers from Sycamore and Loveland to take home the fourth place medal.
He joins 8th grader Asa Palmer (3rd Place @ Deer Park, 6th Place at Madeira) as Cowboys who have placed in tournaments this year.
The WMS Wrestling Team Roster is:
Abe Wickstrom – 8th
Quin Wolfer – 7th
Asa Palmer – 8th
Justin Shields – 7th
Luke Kremzar – 7th
Jamal Fox – 7th
Hogan Baird – 7th
Michael Gibson – 7th
The Cowboys have another tournament at Bethel-Tate on 1/29 before setting our sights on the CHL Tournament on 2/5 at Madeira.
1.23.2011
Girls' basketball defeats Finneytown 69-40
The girls' basketball team went to Finneytown Saturday night and brought home a 69-40 victory.
They wasted no time by jumping out to 14-5 and 38-13 leads at the end of the first and second quarters.
Nikki McKee scored 32 points to lead the Cowboys. Hailee Schalger poured in 21.
The team is now 9-2, 7-1 (which puts us in 2nd place) in the CHL.
Next up: at Madeira on Tuesday the 25th
They wasted no time by jumping out to 14-5 and 38-13 leads at the end of the first and second quarters.
Nikki McKee scored 32 points to lead the Cowboys. Hailee Schalger poured in 21.
The team is now 9-2, 7-1 (which puts us in 2nd place) in the CHL.
Next up: at Madeira on Tuesday the 25th
Wrestling Team takes fourth place at Wyoming Duals
The wrestling team took fourth place at the Wyoming Duals yesterday.
Dual Match results:
W-Wyoming 51 Mariemont 17
W-Wyoming 69 Finneytown 0
L-Wyoming 33 Mt. Healthy 43
W-Wyoming 48 CNE 33
L-Wyoming 33 Madiera 36 (very exciting match)
Wyoming Duals Undefeated Wrestlers
125 Corbin Guggenheim
130 Mikey Gonzalez
160 Alour Nyamor
285 Adam Blum (earned his 50th career win)
Round by round results here.
Next up: this coming Saturday at 9:30 AM at the Finneytown Invitational
Photo gallery here.
Middle School Swim Team 3rd at Countryside Championships
Countryside Championships Prelim Results : Final results will be computed after diving championships this week.
Boys-Larger division
Wyoming 445 points 1st place
Sycamore 299 points 2nd place
Girls-Larger Division
Wyoming 165 points 6th place
Team Overall-Larger Division
Sycamore 850- 1st
Mariemont 694-2nd
Wyoming 652-3rd
Outstanding Meet Performers - Boys:
Grant Carr- 1st 100 breast, 2nd 200 free
Christopher Rutter- 1st 50 breast, 2nd 100 breast
Max Chou- 3rd 100 IM, 3rd 100 fly
Jess Woodrow-Wilson-1st 25 breast, placed-50 breast
Ian Nyberg- 2nd 25 fly, placed 100 fly
Abe Wickstrom- placed 200 free, placed 500 free
Blake Wickstrom- placed 50 fly, placed 100 fly
Daniel Tighe- placed-25 free, placed- 25 breast
Outstanding Meet Performers - Girls:
Sami Abel- 100IM 5th place, 50 breast 5th place
Emma Tepe- 25 free placed, 50 free placed
Roslyn Rathbone- 25 free placed
Next up: New Richmond Invitational - Wednesday, January 26th
Boys-Larger division
Wyoming 445 points 1st place
Sycamore 299 points 2nd place
Girls-Larger Division
Wyoming 165 points 6th place
Team Overall-Larger Division
Sycamore 850- 1st
Mariemont 694-2nd
Wyoming 652-3rd
Outstanding Meet Performers - Boys:
Grant Carr- 1st 100 breast, 2nd 200 free
Christopher Rutter- 1st 50 breast, 2nd 100 breast
Max Chou- 3rd 100 IM, 3rd 100 fly
Jess Woodrow-Wilson-1st 25 breast, placed-50 breast
Ian Nyberg- 2nd 25 fly, placed 100 fly
Abe Wickstrom- placed 200 free, placed 500 free
Blake Wickstrom- placed 50 fly, placed 100 fly
Daniel Tighe- placed-25 free, placed- 25 breast
Outstanding Meet Performers - Girls:
Sami Abel- 100IM 5th place, 50 breast 5th place
Emma Tepe- 25 free placed, 50 free placed
Roslyn Rathbone- 25 free placed
Next up: New Richmond Invitational - Wednesday, January 26th
1.22.2011
Boys' b-ball defeats (formerly) league-leading Finneytown
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Seniors Tony Davis (28 points) and Eric Price (10) and junior Adam Crider (11) were all in double figures. Tony also had 16 rebounds and Eric 11.
Next up: home next Wednesday vs. Madeira. This will be a chance to avenge our worst loss of the season, at Madeira on December 10th.
Photo gallery here.
1.21.2011
Gabby's Student Athletes of the Week
Adam Blum - Adam won the Sycamore Invitational this weekend. He beat two wrestlers he has lost to previously and was not seeded for the tournament. Adam is one win away from his 50th career victory.
Clara Rodrique - Leadership and consistency in leading the team (important traits for your point guard).
Clara Rodrique - Leadership and consistency in leading the team (important traits for your point guard).
Big Weekend in WHS Sports
Sunday is free for the NFL but come out and support the Cowboys on Friday and Saturday!!
Friday:
Boys' basketball vs. league-leading Finneytown - Varsity at 7:30
Saturday:
Wyoming Duals wrestling tournament - 9:30 AM
Coed Varsity Swimming vs. Indian Hill/Kettering Alter - 3:30 PM at Powel Crosley
Girls' varsity basketball (2nd place CHL) AT Finneytown (3rd place) - Varsity at 7:30
Friday:
Boys' basketball vs. league-leading Finneytown - Varsity at 7:30
Saturday:
Wyoming Duals wrestling tournament - 9:30 AM
Coed Varsity Swimming vs. Indian Hill/Kettering Alter - 3:30 PM at Powel Crosley
Girls' varsity basketball (2nd place CHL) AT Finneytown (3rd place) - Varsity at 7:30
1.20.2011
Games cancelled/rescheduled
Word is in from AD Terry Hartley: all games for today are cancelled.
The girls' basketball game with Roger Bacon has been rescheduled for Thursday, January 27th.
The girls' basketball game with Roger Bacon has been rescheduled for Thursday, January 27th.
Boy's b-ball pounds Purcell
The boys' basketball team beat Purcell Marian at home last night 73-39.
The seniors led the way with Tony Davis putting in 21, Jonathan Tighe 13 and Eric Price 11.
The team is now 9-3 (4-2) on the season.
Next up: at home Friday against league-leading Finneytown (5-1 in the CHL). The freshman play at 4:30, JV at 6 and Varsity at 7:30.
Photo gallery here.
The seniors led the way with Tony Davis putting in 21, Jonathan Tighe 13 and Eric Price 11.
The team is now 9-3 (4-2) on the season.
Next up: at home Friday against league-leading Finneytown (5-1 in the CHL). The freshman play at 4:30, JV at 6 and Varsity at 7:30.
Photo gallery here.
Wyoming Duals this Saturday
Wrestling head coach Brian Pittman gives the following overview of this Saturday's meet and encourages everyone to come out and support the team.
The Wyoming wrestling team will host the 8th annual Wyoming Duals on Saturday starting at 9:30. Ten teams will participate in all. The following teams will be in attendance:
• Miamisburg (won the duals the last 3 years). They are coached by 4-time state Champ Willie Wineberg
• Madeira is ranked 5th in the city. They have a senior who is a possible state champion in D3.
• Norwood is ranked 10th in the city and has four wrestlers who are extremely solid.
• Batavia is tied for 10th in the city with Norwood
• Wyoming is currently ranked 9th and has beaten Madeira, Norwood, and Batavia this season.
• Mt. Healthy is close to D 2 status. They will have a full and strong line-up
• Mariemont have 2 potential state placers on their squad.
• Loveland's B team will be a competitive Division I team. Quite a few of their wrestlers have wrestled varsity this year.
• Clermont Northeastern will bring a full line-up to the duals.
• Finneytown is a young team and will have some solid wrestlers to showcase this weekend.
The dual tournament format is simple. There will be 2 pools (sides) with 5 teams in each pool. Each team will wrestle 4 matches within its pool. The final round will match the winners of each pool for the first place match. The second place finishers of each pool will wrestle for 3rd. The third place finishers will wrestle for 5th (you get the idea).
Wyoming’s squad will wrestle throughout the day beginning at 9:45/10:00. They will have a match about every hour and half. The finals will be at or around 5:00 (depending on the lengths of matches throughout the day.
Many personal goals will be reached this weekend.
• Mikey Gonzalez is 2 wins from twenty for the season.
• Corbin Guggenheim will notch his 20th win with 4 more victories.
• Michael Sagan needs two victories to notch his 40th career win.
• Adam Blum and Daniel Zimmerman are both 5 victories away from their 20th victory of the season.
• Adam Blum will get his 50th career win with his next victory.
7th grade boys' basketball goes to 7-1
The Wyoming 7th grade boys' basketball team swept two games this week to run its record to 7-1.
The Cowboys beat a strong Nagel squad at home, 57-47, and then knocked off Finneytown 41-17 for their second straight road win.
The 7th grade boys have two road games next week, at Madeira on Monday and at Reading on Wednesday, when they will try to avenge their only loss of the year. Both games are at 4:15, followed by the 8th grade boys game.
The Cowboys beat a strong Nagel squad at home, 57-47, and then knocked off Finneytown 41-17 for their second straight road win.
The 7th grade boys have two road games next week, at Madeira on Monday and at Reading on Wednesday, when they will try to avenge their only loss of the year. Both games are at 4:15, followed by the 8th grade boys game.
1.19.2011
Tommy Campbell commits to Tennessee Tech
Senior defensive lineman Tommy Campbell has committed to play football at Tennessee Tech University on a full ride. Tennessee Tech is also where DeShawn Harris (WHS '09) plays.
Nikki McKee passes 1,000 point mark
In a story that the Roundup is way behind on, senior hoopster Nikki McKee passed the 1,000 point mark for her career. At Hamilton Badin on January 6th!!
Congratulations to Nikki.
Congratulations to Nikki.
Girls' b-ball gouges Goshen
The girls' basketball team defeated Goshen last night 43-20.
They got off to a quick 13-3 lead by the end of the first quarter and increased it each quarter thereafter.
Seniors Hailee Schlager and Nikki McKee led all scorers with 16 and 17 points respectively.
The team is now 8-2 (6-1) on the season.
Next up: home vs. Roger Bacon on Thursday, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30.
Photo gallery here.
They got off to a quick 13-3 lead by the end of the first quarter and increased it each quarter thereafter.
Seniors Hailee Schlager and Nikki McKee led all scorers with 16 and 17 points respectively.
The team is now 8-2 (6-1) on the season.
Next up: home vs. Roger Bacon on Thursday, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30.
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