This Weekend in Wyoming Sports

AD, Jan Wilking wraps up the busy weekend for us:

Saturday was a great day to be a Cowboy! Below are the results from a very busy sports weekend and information about upcoming schedule of games. 

Girls swimming won sectional championship as a team and the following boys and girls qualified for the District Finals set for Friday at Miami University.

Boys:

Phil Brocker

Carson Burt

Andrew Derge

Nick Denson

Will Jordan

Holden Jurell

Christopher Rutter 

Connor Williams

Girls:

Grayce Akers

Abby Barrett

Brianna Connock

Anne Criddle

Katie Obringer

Becca Prangley

Bailey Skidmore

Elena Skidmore

Lia Thomas

Sara Washienko

Divers Charlie Donnelly and Ilusha Gerimshuck qualified for the state finals to be held next week in Canton.

Our wrestling team finished 2nd in the CHL championships and will start the road to the state finals on Friday in Batavia.  Sophomore Yima Nyamore (138) and senior Justin Shields (160) were both crowned CHL champs in their respective weight classes.

Girls Basketball starts sectional play on Thursday at 6pm at Withrow vs. New Richmond.  Tickets are on sale in the athletic office for $6 presale and Wyoming receives a portion of the ticket revenue.  Tickets are also available at the door for $7. 

The CHL champion boys basketball team starts sectional play on Saturday at 5pm at Mason.  Tickets are on sale in the athletic office for $6 presale and Wyoming receives a portion of the ticket revenue.  Tickets are also available at the door for $7.  Take a minute today and vote for junior guard Lonnie Grayson for Cincinnati Enquirer Player of the Week at the following link http://www.cincinnati.com/sports/oh-high-school/

Girls Bowling qualified for the District finals to be held on Friday in Beavercreek.  Good luck to the Cowboy Bowlers!

Go Cowboys! 

Girls Bowling Advances to Districts

The Wyoming girls bowling team finished in 5th place at sectionals last Friday and earned a place at district competition!  The girls came together as a team to put up big numbers in competition.  Each girl played 3 individual games.  Following are individual series scores:

Megan Piper 424
Ellie Harbors 317
Sophia Abrams 359
Shelby Fritz 379
Hannah Peeno 408

The girls then played 6 bakers games.  Bakers games are team games where each team member bowls two frames.  After all the individual and bakers games were complete, the girls had a total pinfall of 2,667.

Congratulations girls and good luck at districts!!

Thanks to Michelle Lee for the report and picture

Bowling

We received a report from the Bowling team about the Girls big win Tuesday against Winton Woods. The team led by Megan Piper who scored 177 and 156 in her two individual games. She also marked in each of her 8 frames during the bakers games.

Photo thanks to Michelle Lee

Team Picture Day

Thanks to our Wyoming Athletic Boosters’ 
2015-16 Program Sponsors

BSN Sports

Julia R. Kinlaw, DDS 

Keller-Williams Advisors-Team Koesterman

Penn Station

Ted Marty and Associates, Inc.

Wyoming Veterinary Clinic 

Gerbus Remodeling

Hollon Construction Co.

Sibcy Cline Realtors- Robbie Schlager

Sibcy Cline Realtors- Sue Lewis

UC Health Primary Care-Wyoming

Ulmer Berne LLP

Wyoming Lacrosse Club

Wyoming Meat Market

Wyoming Wines

Wyoming Youth Services

Coldwell Banker West Shell-Lauren Prangley

Comey Shepard Realtors-Tom Tobias ( Tom & Barb Tobias)

LaRosa's 

LaxLand

Vorhis Funeral Homes, Inc.

Wyoming Automotive

Dr Bryan R Wirtz

Cramer TrueValue Hardware

Design to Market, LLC

InPrint Maderia

John Hodapp Sons, Inc.

Robinson Dry Cleaners 

Rodan and Fields

Wyoming Florist

Senior Picture Day

Thanks to our Wyoming Athletic Boosters’ 
2015-16 Program Sponsors

BSN Sports

Julia R. Kinlaw, DDS 

Keller-Williams Advisors-Team Koesterman

Penn Station

Ted Marty and Associates, Inc.

Wyoming Veterinary Clinic 

Gerbus Remodeling

Hollon Construction Co.

Sibcy Cline Realtors- Robbie Schlager

Sibcy Cline Realtors- Sue Lewis

UC Health Primary Care-Wyoming

Ulmer Berne LLP

Wyoming Lacrosse Club

Wyoming Meat Market

Wyoming Wines

Wyoming Youth Services

Coldwell Banker West Shell-Lauren Prangley

Comey Shepard Realtors-Tom Tobias ( Tom & Barb Tobias)

LaRosa's 

LaxLand

Vorhis Funeral Homes, Inc.

Wyoming Automotive

Dr Bryan R Wirtz

Cramer TrueValue Hardware

Design to Market, LLC

InPrint Maderia

John Hodapp Sons, Inc.

Robinson Dry Cleaners 

Rodan and Fields

Wyoming Florist

Bowling?

Adam Turer and Scott Springer have put together a preview of the Bowling season for Cincinnati.com (check it out HERE).

So, if we're to take Mr.'s Turer and Spinger at their word, Wyoming has a bowling team.  Not that I'm doubting their journalistic integrity, but I'd like a little proof.  If you or someone you love is on this alleged bowling team, the Round Up would love a report (wyoroundup@gmail.com).

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The media black-out of the Bowling team continues as apparently our municipal security depends on it.  The hard-hitting investigative journalism wing of the Round Up isn't buying it.  What we need is an agent on the inside.  Someone who can smuggle out news about the team and expose them to a little sunshine.  If you are that someone, send an encrypted report through an Estonian server with the heading "You Won a Cruise" to wyoroundup@gmail.com.

Enquirer's Winter All Stars Are Out

The 2015 Enquirer Media Winter All Star's are out and shining.

Girls Basketball

First Team and Tri-County Press All-Star

Emily Wadds: Averaged 15.5 ppg (fifth in CHL) 49.3 FG pct. (fifth in CHL) 3.5 steals (second in CHL). All-CHL first team.

Boys Basketball

DII Coach of the Year and DII District 16 Coach of the Year -
Tim Edmonds - CHL coach of the year guided the team to a 21-3 overall record, including 14-0 in conference play in his first season as head coach.

First Team

Lonnie Grayson: Averaged 19.1 ppg (second in CHL) and two steals per game (fourth in CHL). Named all-CHL first team.

Second Team

Walker Lewis: Averaged 10.3 points per game and shot 53.8 percent from the field (fourth in CHL). Was all-CHL second team.

Tri-County Press All Stars

Lonnie Grayson: Averaged 19.1 ppg (second in CHL) 49.8 FG pct. 2 steals per game (fourth in CHL). CHL first team and Player of the Year for Coach of the Year Tim Edmonds.

Mason Rogers: Three-year starter and playmaker averaged 8.5 ppg and 4.9 rebounds with 48.1 FG pct. CHL first team.

Walker Lewis: Averaged 10.3 ppg 53.8 FG pct. (fourth in CHL). CHL second team.

Girls Swimming

DII Honorable Mention

Diving - Emma Weber

50 Free  - Lia Thomas

100 Breaststoke - Rebecca Prangley

200 Free and 400 Free Relay teams

Tri-County Press All Stars

Lia Thomas: DII state qualifier 50 free, 100 free. CHL second team.

Anne Criddle: DII state qualifier 200 free

Rebecca Prangley: DII state qualifier 100 breaststroke, 200 IM

Emma Weber: DII state qualifier diving. CHL first team.

400 free relay (Prangley, Criddle, junior Sara Washienko, Thomas) also made State and CHL second team.

Boys Swimming

DII Honorable Mention

Diving - Charlie Donnelly

100 Fly -  Max Chou

100 Free - Carson Burt

100 Breaststroke - Christopher Rutter

200 Free – Carson Burt, Stephen Barrett, Philip Brocker

200 IM - Christopher Rutter

500 Free - Stephen Barrett

200 Medley, 200 Free, and 400 Free relay teams

Tri-County Press All Stars

Carson Burt: DII state qualifier 100 free, 200 free

Phillip Brocker: DII state qualifier 100 free, 200 free,

Stephen Barrett: DII state qualifier 200 free, 500 free

Christopher Rutter: DII state qualifier 100 breaststroke, 200 IM,

Ian Nyberg: DII state qualifier 100 breaststroke, 100 butterfly,

Max Chou: DII state qualifier 100 butterfly

Charlie Donnelly: DII state qualifier diving

200 free relay,400 free relay and 200 medley relay also made state (Brocker, Rutter, Barrett, Burt, Abe Wickstrom, Holden Jurrell, Nyberg, Connor Williams) for CHL Coach of the Year Dave Elliott.

Wrestling

Honorable Mention

126 pounds – Ethan Tefs

138 pounds – Noah Pitman

145 pounds – Asa Palmer

160 pounds – Yima Nyamor

170 pounds – Justin Shields

182 pounds – Luke Kremzar

Tri-County Press All Stars

Asa Palmer: DII district qualifier 145,

Ethan Tefs: DII district qualifier 126. CHL second team.

Jacob Hancock: DII district qualifier 132.

Yima Nyamor: DII district qualifier 160. CHL second team.

Justin Shields: DII district qualifier 170. CHL second team.

Luke Kremzar: DII district qualifier 182. CHL second team.

Noah Pitman: DII honorable mention 138. CHL first team.

Boys Bowling

First Team

Sam Wiethe

Evan Emanuelson

Tri-County Press All Stars

Sam Wiethe: Posted a 188 average to lead team.

Check out the full list at Cincinnati.com HERE

Thanks to our All Stars, Arch Cunningham (Girls Basketball), Rod Apfelbeck (Boys Basketball, Wrestling), and Kim Boyd (Wrestling) for most of the above pictures.

Yes Virginia, There is a Bowling Team

I admit it; I was a doubter - but no longer.  We do have a Bowling team and they look like a great group.  I'm sure soon we'll get a report on how their season is going.  

Thanks to Michelle Lee for the photos.

The Veil is Lifted

The rumors are true.  There is a Cowboy Bowling team.  They just wrapped up their regular season against Deer Park and are off to Sectionals.  If you or someone you love is on the team, send us a report from the post-season.  Spare us; don't keep us turkeys in the gutter, feeling low because we strike out on getting information about our favorite rollers .

 

Thanks to Margaret Gallick for the photos and report.

Loose Lips And All That

Did you know Wyoming has a Bowling team?  How about a Boys' Basketball team?  Well it's true.  The only way I found out is by filing a Freedom of Information Act request.  They keep a pretty tight lid on their activities.  What we need is some kind of mole who could penetrate their secret society and submit a report or two.  The job may be dangerous, and you may have to hide out in Russia, but your  Round-Up needs you.  Are you going to answer the call?

Don't BE a Turkey, WRITE About One

My last post about Wyoming athletes in the TCP mentioned the Girls' Bowling team.  We here at the Round-Up have been bowling fans ever since Homer and the Pin Pals won the championship back in 1996. We would love to highlight the accomplishments of our own bowlers who stand out brighter than a head polished in the SHINE-O BALL-O. If you are a Wyoming bowler or love someone who is, send us a quick summary of or the highlights from a match and we will post them for all to see. 

Bowler Matt Brown advances to Districts

Senior bowler Matt Brown bowled a three game series 589 to advance to District bowling.  The top seven teams and seven individuals advanced out of the Colerain Bowl Sectional.

Matt moves on to compete this Friday at Eastern Lanes in Middletown.

Boys' bowling loses to Deer Park

The boys' bowling team lost to Deer Park yesterday 2334-1805.

Matt Brown had the high series for the Cowboys with a 350.

That's the last match of the regular season for the boys.

Girls' bowling loses to Deer Park

The girls' bowling team lost to Deer Park yesterday 1873-1732.

Rachel Viacava had the high series of the match with a 313.

That wraps up the regular season for the girls.

Boys' bowling team loses to Taylor

The boys' bowling team lost to Taylor on Monday 2789-2033.

Jack Meier had the high series for the Cowboys with a 342.

Next up: regular season finale Thursday at home vs. Deer Park.

Girls' bowling defeats Mt. Notre Dame

The girls' bowling team defeated Mt. Notre Dame yesterday, 1726-1713.

High series for the match was bowled by junior Rachel Viacava with a 314.

Next up: home vs. Summit Country Day on Thursday.

Sorry about the photos.  They're bad and they're from last Thursday.