At the recent Winter Sports Awards, the following awards were presented:
Most Improved: Ben Kurtz
MVP: Ahmad Frost
In addition, Ben was selected Honorable Mention All-CHL. Ahmad was named first team All-CHL, the only sophomore so honored. (In fact, no sophomore was named second team or Honorable Mention either.)
4.03.2012
James Muncy - Ohio Athletic Trainers' Association Trainer of the Year
As previously reported, Athletic Trainer James Muncy has been named the Ohio Athletic Trainers' Association Athletic Trainer of the Year.
Thanks to ADSK for the info.
Muncy is a very active member of the OATA. He serves on multiple committees within the organization. His education and leadership has been a great asset to the profession, organization, and Athletic Training community. His committee involvement includes; secondary schools, finance committee, and the scholarship committee. His largest contribution has come from the secondary schools committee. He has helped the committee develop action plans that assist the high school Athletic Trainer. He also helped the committee develop informational literature for the Ohio High School Athletic Association. James states “I have been fortunate enough to be around some really great Athletic Trainers of the Year who have really helped me develop professionally and were able to model to me how to conduct myself as an athletic trainer.”Full press release here.
James stated “Receiving the OATA Athletic Trainer of the Year Award means a lot to me as I have been recognized by my peers for doing my part to promote the profession not only for the association, but sharing my passion for what I love to do.” He is truly deserving of this honor. It gives the OATA great pleasure to announce this accomplishment.
Thanks to ADSK for the info.
CHL All-Sports Trophy
Wyoming is in 2nd place for the Cincinnati Hills League All Sports Trophy after the winter season. We trail Indian Hill by 6 points (we trailed by 7 after the fall).
Points are assigned by final standings in each sport - first place gets you nine points, second is seven, third six, and on down to 1 for eighth (assuming all eight schools participate in that sport).
The trophy was established in 2000. Here are the winners by year:
2000 - Indian Hill
2001 - Wyoming
2002 - Wyoming
2003 - Wyoming
2004 - Wyoming
2005 - Wyoming
2006 - Wyoming
2007 - Wyoming
2008 - Wyoming
2009 - Wyoming
2010 - Wyoming
2011 - Wyoming
Points details here.
Points are assigned by final standings in each sport - first place gets you nine points, second is seven, third six, and on down to 1 for eighth (assuming all eight schools participate in that sport).
The trophy was established in 2000. Here are the winners by year:
2000 - Indian Hill
2001 - Wyoming
2002 - Wyoming
2003 - Wyoming
2004 - Wyoming
2005 - Wyoming
2006 - Wyoming
2007 - Wyoming
2008 - Wyoming
2009 - Wyoming
2010 - Wyoming
2011 - Wyoming
Points details here.
Wyoming Youth Football Registration
Wyoming Youth Football Association - "Where the tradition starts early"
Registration
It's time for Wyoming Youth Football Association's football and cheerleading program registration event for the upcoming 2012 season. Registration begins on May 5th from 10 AM - Noon at the Wyoming Recreation Center. Coaches will be on hand to answer any questions parents may have. WYFA fields teams and squads for young athletes in Kindergarten - 6th Grade. Teams and squads are filled on a first come first serve basis. However, cheerleading registration will close on June 30th so uniforms can be ordered in time for the start of the season. WYFA does provide all football equipment and cheerleading uniforms for their participants. The regular season runs from July 17th - October 27th. For more information go to www.wyomingfootball.org.
Football and Cheer Coaches Needed-
WYFA is also looking for coaches for their K/1 football team. If you are interested in coaching, and/or, will have a player on the K/1 football team, please contact Bryan Richardson at 513-225-4207 or btrichardson@zoomtown.com for more information. WYFA is also looking for cheerleading coaches, please contact Renee Elliott at 513-490-5710 or arelliott@cinci.rr.com for more information
Congratulations -
With all WYFA football teams reaching their Super Bowls, and 4 winning titles, WYFA is primed for another successful season.
WYFA's first class of players that played in all levels of youth football, and at the middle school, will enter the 9th grade this upcoming season and we are excited to see them on the field next season.
In the last four years the incoming 9th graders have lost only 4 games (none in 5th Grade, 2 in 6th, 1 in 7th, and 1 in the 8th). They are in the weight room with Coach Hancock getting ready for the next level. WYFA is very proud of you and look forward to seeing you on Friday nights in the very near future.
Registration
It's time for Wyoming Youth Football Association's football and cheerleading program registration event for the upcoming 2012 season. Registration begins on May 5th from 10 AM - Noon at the Wyoming Recreation Center. Coaches will be on hand to answer any questions parents may have. WYFA fields teams and squads for young athletes in Kindergarten - 6th Grade. Teams and squads are filled on a first come first serve basis. However, cheerleading registration will close on June 30th so uniforms can be ordered in time for the start of the season. WYFA does provide all football equipment and cheerleading uniforms for their participants. The regular season runs from July 17th - October 27th. For more information go to www.wyomingfootball.org.
Football and Cheer Coaches Needed-
WYFA is also looking for coaches for their K/1 football team. If you are interested in coaching, and/or, will have a player on the K/1 football team, please contact Bryan Richardson at 513-225-4207 or btrichardson@zoomtown.com for more information. WYFA is also looking for cheerleading coaches, please contact Renee Elliott at 513-490-5710 or arelliott@cinci.rr.com for more information
Congratulations -
With all WYFA football teams reaching their Super Bowls, and 4 winning titles, WYFA is primed for another successful season.
WYFA's first class of players that played in all levels of youth football, and at the middle school, will enter the 9th grade this upcoming season and we are excited to see them on the field next season.
In the last four years the incoming 9th graders have lost only 4 games (none in 5th Grade, 2 in 6th, 1 in 7th, and 1 in the 8th). They are in the weight room with Coach Hancock getting ready for the next level. WYFA is very proud of you and look forward to seeing you on Friday nights in the very near future.
4.02.2012
Community Press and Recorder Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year
You can nominate someone for these awards until the 16th. Go here for all the details.
Ultimate Update
I received this update from the Wyoming Ultimate team:
The Wyoming High School Jackrabbits A team evened its season record at 2-2 today with an impressive win over Clark Montessori, 11-7. Down 6-3, Wyoming ripped off eight straight points to take the win in a time-capped game. Junior David Weinrich led the Jackrabbits with six scoring catches, Junior Eric Reichwein had four assists, and Senior Max Meyers and Junior Khafra Flynn each had three assists and one catch for scores.
Wyoming's B team dropped a 13-4 decision to Walnut Hills. Freshman Abe Wickstrom caught two goals.
The A team will be back in action on Sunday, April 15 at 1:00 at the Rec Center Turf field against Walnut Hills. Wyoming fans are invited to watch the action.
The Wyoming High School Jackrabbits A team evened its season record at 2-2 today with an impressive win over Clark Montessori, 11-7. Down 6-3, Wyoming ripped off eight straight points to take the win in a time-capped game. Junior David Weinrich led the Jackrabbits with six scoring catches, Junior Eric Reichwein had four assists, and Senior Max Meyers and Junior Khafra Flynn each had three assists and one catch for scores.
Wyoming's B team dropped a 13-4 decision to Walnut Hills. Freshman Abe Wickstrom caught two goals.
The A team will be back in action on Sunday, April 15 at 1:00 at the Rec Center Turf field against Walnut Hills. Wyoming fans are invited to watch the action.
Powder Puff 2012 - May 19th
Mark you calendars - Powder Puff 2012 is scheduled for Saturday, May 19th. The games begin at 5:00 p.m.
Cost: $6.00-adults / $3.00-students/$2.00-children ages 2-4/Children under 2 and Senior Citizens-Free
No CHL passes accepted
Concessions available.
Each team will be playing for a charity.
A portion of the profits will be donated to the Championship team's charity of choice.
Sign-ups for Wyoming High School students will be in the cafeteria, during lunch beginning on April 9th and ending April 19th.
Pictures courtesy of Peter Levick.
Cost: $6.00-adults / $3.00-students/$2.00-children ages 2-4/Children under 2 and Senior Citizens-Free
No CHL passes accepted
Concessions available.
Each team will be playing for a charity.
A portion of the profits will be donated to the Championship team's charity of choice.
Sign-ups for Wyoming High School students will be in the cafeteria, during lunch beginning on April 9th and ending April 19th.
Pictures courtesy of Peter Levick.
4.01.2012
Congrats to Coach and Mrs. Pitman
Congrats to Coach and Mrs. Pitman.
They had a daughter - Aubrey Nicole Pitman, born at 1:16 p.m. at Christ Hospital today (Sunday). She has jet black hair...20.5 inches long and weighed 8 lbs. 8 oz. Mommy and Aubrey are doing fine!
Pictures on Coach Pitman's Facebook page.
They had a daughter - Aubrey Nicole Pitman, born at 1:16 p.m. at Christ Hospital today (Sunday). She has jet black hair...20.5 inches long and weighed 8 lbs. 8 oz. Mommy and Aubrey are doing fine!
Pictures on Coach Pitman's Facebook page.
Wyoming drops all sports
Wyoming athletes have quite a shock in store for them when they come back from Spring Break - the school has dropped all sports, effective immediately. That's right, today, APRIL 1ST, marks the end of a proud tradition of athletic excellence.
The school board explained: "We'd be FOOLS not to do this. Frankly, there have been a lot of kids getting 4's on their AP tests, and this is our way of creating extra study time so they can bump those up to 5's."
Questions should be addressed to AD Scott Kaufman, who can be found quietly sobbing in his office. A former instructor of arithmetic, he said he hopes to stay at Wyoming and pursue, "Mathletics".
(My thanks to the Corral Show, from whom I stole the AP joke. I would have stolen more jokes, but honestly I didn't understand them, even after Baby Roundup tried to explain them to me. Actually "Mathletics" may have been stolen as well.)
The school board explained: "We'd be FOOLS not to do this. Frankly, there have been a lot of kids getting 4's on their AP tests, and this is our way of creating extra study time so they can bump those up to 5's."
Questions should be addressed to AD Scott Kaufman, who can be found quietly sobbing in his office. A former instructor of arithmetic, he said he hopes to stay at Wyoming and pursue, "Mathletics".
(My thanks to the Corral Show, from whom I stole the AP joke. I would have stolen more jokes, but honestly I didn't understand them, even after Baby Roundup tried to explain them to me. Actually "Mathletics" may have been stolen as well.)
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