Fire at Bob Lewis Stadium

There was a fire at Bob Lewis Stadium last night.  It reportedly broke out at about 9:20 PM and was under control by 10 PM.

It was under the home stands toward the north end of the stadium.

Cincinnati.com is reporting that there is $90,000 worth of damage.

I have taken pictures and am working on getting them posted.  When I do, they will be here.

Congratulations to Cowboy Enquirer All-Stars

The Wyoming Cowboys were well represented in the Cincinnati Enquirer's fall sports all-star awards.

Tennis - Division II

First Team - Ashley Berg, Tess Thoresen

Honorable Mention - Olivia Hennessy, Meredith Hennessy

Golf - Boys

First Team - Joseph Dulemba

Honorable Mention - Adam Crider, Brian Spitzig

Golf - Girls

First Team - Liz Williams

Volleyball - Division II

First Team - Emily Fraik

Honorable Mention - Tatiyana Ali

Football - Division III

Player of the Year - Kyle Seyfried

Coach of the Year - Bernie Barre

Football - Division II-VI

First Team - Harry Meisner, Nick Layman, Jibreel Black, Isaiah Nearor, Jacob Allsop

Honorable Mention - Evan Aleshire, Dillon Burk, Jared Frost, Tony Davis

Boys Soccer - Division II

First Team - Reed Jaeger

Honorable Mention - Joe Panos

Girls Soccer - Division II

Coach of the Year - Kellie Siler

First Team - Alexa Levick, Jillian Anderson

Honorable Mention - Michelle Jolson, Nikki McKee

Congratulations to all!!

** Please let me know if I missed anyone. **

PDF of all-starts here

Girls basketball downs Madeira

The girls basketball team improved its record to 3-1 last night by winning at Madeira by a score of 39-28.  The Cowboys got off to a big 24-8 halftime lead before letting Madeira make it a little interesting by closing the gap to 6 at the end of the third.  Then the girls closed it out with a 12-7 advantage in the fourth quarter.

Nikki McKee led the scoring with 14 points trailed by Hailee Schlager with 11.

Next up: Monday at Goshen (JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30)

Tri-County Press - 12-16-09

Pages 6 & 7 - swimming, boys and girls basketball here.

Swimming article

More success at state is Wyoming's goal - Community Press article

Bowling team keeps rolling along

The Wyoming boys bowling team defeated Deer Park and now has an overall record of 4-1 and 3-0 in the CHL.  Nick Burns had the high game of 268. 

Allix Hillebrand continues to burn up the lanes for the girls with a 186 high game.  There are now enough girls to have a JV team as well. 

Coach Pollington says, "Thanks to all the team members and parents for the hard work to help get our girls JV team started."

Next up: January 4th at NCH (Colerain Bowl)

Congratulations to Larry Black, WHS '08

Larry Black, WHS '08, was named to the Sporting News Freshman All-America Team. 

Larry plays defensive tackle at Indiana.

Congrats Larry!!

Boys basketball defeats Mariemont

The boys basketball team, tied at 29 at the end of the first half against Mariemont, posted a 24-12 third quarter that carried them to a 68-56 victory.  (Or possibly 66-56.  The quarters in the paper are 10, 19, 24, 13.  Doesn't that add up to 56?  Although the individual players scores add up to 58-oh well, I'm pretty sure we won.)  Mariemont had been 3-0 heading into the game.  The win brings the boys record even at 1-1.

Leading the way offensively for the Cowboys was Tony Davis with 23 points.  Also chipping in double figures were Kyle Seyfried with 13, and Jacob Allsop, Jonathan Tighe and Chris Campbell scoring 10 each.

Next up: Saturday at home vs. Madeira (freshmen at 4:30, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30)

Photo gallery here.

Girls swimming team beats Seton, Lakota East, Lakota West

The girls swimming team won a four way meet Saturday night – Wyoming 156, Seton 147, Lakota East 120, Lakota West 76.

Wyoming winners:

200 MR – 1:54.48
200 Free – Laura Henkel – 2:05.27
200 IM – Claire Gilbert – 2:19.52
50 Free – Celia Oberholzer – 26.30
100 Fly – Rachel Theiler – 1:04.80
100 Back – Celia Oberholzer – 1:01.96
100 Breast – Claire Gilbert – 1:11.05

Next up: this Friday the 18th at the prestigious Firestone Big Eight Meet in Canton.

Boys swimming beats Elder, Lakota East and Lakota West

The boys swimming team won a four way meet Saturday night – Wyoming 210, Elder 112, Lakota East 94, Lakota West 56.

Wyoming winners:

200 MR – 1:42.23
200 Free – Pat Dierker – 1:54.06
200 IM – AJ Burt – 2:04.80
50 Free – Zach Fischer – 21.82
100 Fly – Eric Lethander – 57.83
100 Free – Owen Dunbar – 49.78
500 Free – Brennen Burt – 5:23.08
200 FR – 1:32.55
100 Back – Zach Fischer – 53.88
100 Breast – AJ Burt – 1:03.19
400 FR – 3:28.81

Next up: this Friday the 18th at the prestigious Firestone Big Eight Meet in Canton.