Boys basketball splits games

The Roundup was out of town without internet service so just catching up.  The boys basketball team split a pair of games this week, beating Lockland 52-40 on Monday night at Wyoming and losing Wednesday night at Dayton Northridge 69-59.

In the Lockland game, Tony Davis led the way with 19 points and 15 rebounds.  Eric Price had a big game as well with 13 points and 17 rebounds.

Against Dayton Northridge, Tony was the only player in double figures, pouring in 26.  We got down early, trailing 25-11 at the end of the first quarter.  We closed the gap each of the next three quarters but it was just too much to overcome.

Photos (from Lockland game) in this post and gallery courtesy of Arch Cunningham.

Next up: Tonight at Mason, JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30.

Tri-County Press 12-30-09

This weeks Tri-County Press covers boys and girls basketball and wrestling. 

Opposite the sports page is an article with pictures about Wyoming's very successful participation in the University of Cumberlands' 2009 Chemistry Symposium and Science Olympiad.

TCP here.

Wyoming athletes feted on all-city team

Community Press article here.

Bexley named state champion in Division II girls soccer

The Ohio High School Athletic Association has announced that Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown must forfeit its girls Division II state soccer championship it won earlier this year.  Apparently a player transferred out of the district and then back in, but the proper paperwork was never filled out, making her ineligible.  Thus the OHSAA has awarded Bexely the championship.

Bexley eliminated the Wyoming girls team on penalty kicks after the game remained tied at 2 after regulation and two overtime periods.

Cleveland.com article here.

Tri-County Press - 12-23-09

Sports coverage on page 5.  Boys and girls basketball coverage and bowling preview.
Paper here.

Boys 5th, Girls 9th at Big 8 Swim Meet

The Big 8 meet is an invitation-only meet of the best swim teams across the state of Ohio. (If you want to know why it's called the Big 8 meet but includes 10 teams, please reflect on the Big 10).  The meet was held last Friday the 18th.

Big 8 meet at C.T. Branin Natatorium

Boys
TEAM SCORES 1, St. Xavier 397; 2, Centerville 385; 3, University School 380; 4, St. Charles 307; 5, Cin. Wyoming 239; 6, New Albany 151; 7, Firestone 114; 8, Mason 93; 9, Upper Arlington 68; 10, GlenOak 36.
200-yard medley relay—University School 1:36.98. 200 freestyle—Miller (St.X) 1:42.92. 200 IM—Crane (US) 1:54.41. 50 freestyle—Malone (US) 21.49. 100 butterfly—Schieman (C) 51.38. 100 freestyle—Kocher (STC) 48.40. 500 freestyle—Miller (St.X) 4:37.39. 200 freestyle relay—St. Xavier 1:27.53. 100 backstroke—Crane (US) 52.42. 100 breaststroke—Malone (US) 59.07. 400 freestyle relay—University School 3:13.26.

Girls
TEAM SCORES 1, Upper Arlington 397; 2, Bishop Watterson 324.5; 3, Ursuline 317; 4, Centerville 281; 5, Mason 247.5; 6, Hathaway Brown 162; 7, Firestone 149; 8, New Albany 137; 9, Cin. Wyoming 120; 10, GlenOak 35.
200-yard medley relay—Upper Arlington 1:49;98. 200 freestyle—McDowell (U) 1:54.49. 200 IM—Miller (F) 2:06.49. 50 freestyle—Jansen (M) 24.03. 100 butterfly—Jansen (M) 56.54. 100 freestyle—Finnegan (BW) 51.91. 500 freestyle—McDowell (U). 5:05.10 200 freestyle relay—Bishop Watterson 1:38.74. 100 backstroke—Fulcher (UA) 58.47. 100 breaststroke—Emter (M) 1:06.35. 400 freestyle relay—Bishop Watterson 3:34.35.

Next up: Wednesday December 30th at Keating Natatorium vs. St. X, University School & Fishers

Girls basketball defeats Goshen in OT

I never did find it in the Enquirer but the CHL website is reporting that the girls basketball team defeated Goshen 33-31 in overtime Monday night.  The game was tied at 26 at the end of regulation.

Next up: Monday, January 4th at home vs. Badin (JV at 6, Varsity at 7:30)

Wrestlers crush Roger Bacon, narrowly lose to Madeira

Daniel Leish led the team with two (non-forfeit) wins, including a pin.

Wyoming 60, Roger Bacon 18

112 -Lampert (W) pin King 3:21
119 -Nash (W) pin Turner 5:35
125 -Shaw (RB) pin Sagan 2:41;
130 -Gonzalez (W), forfeit;
135 -Wurtzler (RB) pin Courtney 0:40;
140 -Albers (W), forfeit;
145 -Zimmerman (W), forfeit;
152 -Leish (W) pin Ernst 1:52;
160 -Williams (W) pin Baverman 3:45;
171 -Stapleton (RB) pin Moore 4:11;
189 -Dierker (W) pin Fiorina 0:17;
215 -Burk (W) pin Thomas 1:08;
285 -Blum (W) forfeit.


Madeira 39, Wyoming 34

112 -Ibarra (M) pin 3:13 Lampert;
119 -Manzler (M) d. Nash 10-8;
125 -Williamson (M) pin 3:26 Sagan;
130 -Gonzalez (W) pin 5:05 McElroy;
135 -Walsh (M) pin Courtney 1:17;
140 -Godines (M) d. Zimmerman 3:48;
145 -Brown (M) pin Albers 1:08;
152 -Leish (W) d. Damshroder 13-3;
160 -Nymor (W), forfeit;
171 -Moore (W) pin Schneller (M) 3:34;
189 -Phelps (M) pin Dierker 3:02;
215 -Burk (W), forfeit;
285 -Blum (W), forfeit.

Next up: at Norwood Invitational on January 2nd at 9:30 AM.

Southwest Ohio Football Coaches Association All-City Football Team

Congratulations to the following Cowboys who made the Southwest Ohio Football Coaches Association (SWOCA) All-City Football Team:

Division III/IV First Team Offense:

Kyle Seyfried, Isiah Nearor, Harry Meisner, Even Aleshire, Nick Layman

Division III/IV First Team Defense:

Jibreel Black, Tony Davis, Jacob Allsop

Thanks to Aaron Hancock for the information.

Boys basketball loses to Madeira

The boys basketball team fell to 1-2 on Saturday night with a 45-42 loss to Madeira.  In my opinion the game came down to turnovers - we simply needed to take better care of the ball and we would have won.

Kyle Seyfried led the Cowboys in scoring with 16 followed by Jacob Allsop with 11.

Next up: Monday the 28th vs. Lockland

Photo Gallery here.