This Week in the TCP

This week in the Tri-County Press you will find an article about the post-season prospects for the Cowboys' Swim team as well as a small re-cap of the Boys team at the Southwest Ohio Classic.  There is also a recap of Wrestling results from January 19th, and Girls' Basketball also from January 19th.  Juniors Caroline Duke, Ahmed Frost, and Jonathan Rutter all had pictures featured.

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Cowboys Crushed

The 8th Grade Girls' Basketball team traveled to Indian Hill on Monday, January 28th.  I didn't get an official report, but my unnamed source tells me it wasn't pretty.  They thought the final score was 26-41. 

 

Thanks to Margaret Gallick for the pictures.

Seven Hills Brought Low

On Monday, January 28th, the Boys' Basketball team swatted down Seven Hills.  I don' t have any stats yet, but with a score of 67-36 and a bounty of crazy-good basketball pictures, I couldn't wait.  With a score like that, it would be a shame to just recite dry stats.  Someone should fill us in on the big action that surely took place. 

Come out and support the Boys as they invite Taylor over for another insect-based victory on Friday, February 1st.

 

Thanks to Arch Cunningham for these beautiful pictures.

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Seven Hills Flattened

On Monday, January 28th, the Girls' Basketball team squashed Seven Hills 49-32 here at home in the first game of a Co-Ed Double-Header Basketball Battle Royale.  Emily Wadds led the scoring with 22 points and 7 rebounds.  Morgan Cunningham put in 11 points and 12, count 'em 12 rebounds.  Ashli O'Neal and Kelsey Brunsman both had 4 points.  Ashli also had 4 assists, while Kelsey had 5 rebounds.  There was a quartet of Cowboys with a couple of points.  In addition to the two points they each scored, Natalie Burchard also had 5 assists and 4 steals, Katie Sena had a pair of steals, Marta Stewart had a rebound, and Taylor Lovejoy rounded out the scoring.  Haley Stewart didn't score, but did have two assists and a steal.  The team moves to 9-8 (7-4 CHL)

 

Come out and support the girls as they travel to Reading on Thursday, January 31st.

 

 

Thanks to Arch Cunningham for sending in these awesome shots.

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Matmen Didn't Have it Their Way at McDonald's

From Coach Pitman

The wrestling team competed in the very tough Miami Trace McDonald's Invitational on Saturday, January 26th. In the varsity tournament Ike Palmer placed 7th at 195 pounds. Cedric Simmons was runner-up at 220 in a very close finals match.
Some of the freshman wrestled in the tough JV tourney. Placing 4th for the Cowboys were Charlie Oliver at 132 pounds and Justin Shields are 145 pounds.

 

Thanks to Margaret Gallick for the photos.

Stites Still Supreme

From Coach Greg Knickel

Update on 2012 State 3200 Champion, Emily Stites (WHS '12). Emily set the school 1600 record last spring with a time of 5:02.16. I thought she could go sub 5:00 last spring. The mile is about 9 meters longer than the 1600 so that's a sub 4:50 1600 time that she ran yesterday at the George Mason Patriot Games.

 

From the William and Mary Tribe Website

In the mile, freshman Emily Stites (Wyoming, Ohio) was the top collegiate finisher in third place overall, running a lifetime-best and freshman record 4:51.03. In addition to being an ECAC qualification, Stites' performance is the 11th-fastest ever run indoors for W&M, and ranks her as the fourth-fastest miler in school history.

 

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Cowboys Trump Taylor

On Saturday, Girls' Basketball team were on the road. They were hosted by Taylor where they notched another win, this time 49-33.  Haley Stewart led the scoring with 13.  Ashli O'Neal came back with 11 points while Emily Wadds had 10.  Morgan Cunningham put in 9 points.  Natalie Burchard had 4 points and Katie Sena finished up the scoring with 2 points.
Next, they face Seven Hills here at home on Monday, January 28th, at 6:00.  And stick around afterwards for the Boys' game also against Seven Hills.

Cowboys Short Against Indian Hill

On Friday, January 25th, the Boys' Basketball team hosted Indian Hill.  The Boys lost 38-58.  Ben Kurtz led the scoring with 17, followed right behind by Ahmed Frost who had 15 points.  Lewis, Marty and Rogers each added 2 points to finish the scoring.

 

They host Seven Hills here at home on Monday, January 28th at 7:30.  Get here a little early and watch the Girls take on Seven Hills at 6:00.

Thanks to Rod Apfelbeck for sending in these great shots. 

There's lots more where these came from. 

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This Week in the TCP

... or Better Late Than Never.

In the January 23rd issue of the Tri-County Press, there was a nice article about Racheal Viacava, the Girls' Bowling leader.  Also in bowling news, there is a quick note about the Boys' win over Seven Hills on January 16th as well as a picture of Sophomore Jeremy Smucker from the Boy's loss to Reading on January 14th.  You will also find a mention of Wrestling's Freshman Dylan Kripal earning the runner-up spot at the Charlie Moore Invite on January 14th.  There is also a mention of the Girls' Basketball win over North College Hill on January 17th, that included a picture of Sophomore Emily Wadds.

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Cowboys Scalped

The Girls' Basketball team traveled to Indian Hill for a league game on Wednesday, January 23rd.  It wasn't to be for the Cowboys.  The final at the buzzer was 29-42.  Emily Wadds led the scoring for the Cowboys with 8 points and 5 rebounds.  Ashli O'Neal followed up with 7 points and 7 steals.  Natalie Burchard put in 6 points and had 4 assists.  Morgan Cunningham had 4 points and 3 rebounds.  Katie Sena and Haley Stewart both added 2 points.  Kelsey Brunsman had 2 rebounds, and Marta Stewart also had a rebound.

 

Up next, the team is on the road and will face Taylor on Saturday, January 26th at 2:30.

Thanks to Arch Cunningham for gettting these great shots of great shots.

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