Girls' W-Winning W-Weekend

Coach Crawford sent us reports for this weekends Girls' Lacrosse action.

Friday, April 26th vs. Mother of Mercy
After a week break, the Girls HS lacrosse team improved their record to 6 wins and 3 losses with a win over Mother of Mercy HS, final score 11 to 8. A very strong goalie performance was turned in by Freshman Clare Mellott as she recorded 9 saves to lead the defensive effort. Scoring was lead by Carly Levick with 4 followed by Adi Smith with 3, MJ Fisher with 2, and Marta Stewart and Maggie Hughes with 1 each. Draw controls were the key to this game as Wyoming snared 12 to dominate over Mercy's 5.

 

Saturday, April 27th vs. McAuley

The Girls HS lacrosse team looked impressive with a win over McAuley HS, final score 13 to 2. A strong team defensive performance was turned in by the low defense lead by Grace Schneider, Grace Crawford, Roslyn Rathbone, and Carly Schlager. Another fine performance by freshman goalie Claire Mellott with a commanding save percentage of 67%. Goals recorded were lead by MJ Fischer with 4, Adi Smith with 3, Carly Levick and freshman Reilly Simmons, each with 2, and Marta Stewart and Becky Denson, each with 1. Draw control was lead by Carly Levick and freshman Haley Stewart, each with 4. Loose ball control was lead by Grace Crawford and Adi Smith, each with 3.

Next up, Home game Tuesday, April 30, against Bishop Fenwick as the team looks to their eighth win and to break into the top 25 ranking for girl's HS lacrosse team, all divisions, in the State. 

A Lacrosse Double-Take

The Boys' Lacrosse Victory over Springboro was sweet.  So let's take a moment to re-live it with some hot-of-the-press shots served up by Rod Apfelbeck.

Still not satified?  See even more HERE

Cowboys Supreme at Seven Hills

The following was stolen from the Run Wyoming Blog by Coach Glendenning:

Both the boys and girls finished 1st at Seven Hill this week.

Full results are available here:

http://goeasyware.com/sevenhills/sevenhills.htm

Our scoring was led by a number of top 3 finishers.

Girls: Kayla Livingston (1st -- Long Jump, 100m hurdles, 300m hurdles), Natalie Burchard (1st -- 200m / 3rd -- 100m), Katie Spray (1st -- 1600m / 2nd 800m), Sammy Schwartz (1st -- 800m / 3rd -- 400m), Shawnese Warren (1st -- Discus / 2nd -- Shot Put), Alex Mehringer (2nd -- Discus), Gabrielle Curry (3rd -- Long Jump), Danielle McKee (3rd -- High Jump), 4x100m Relay (1st), 4x200m Relay (2nd), 4x400 Relay (2nd)

Boys: Asa Palmer (1st -- Long Jump), Ben Stites (1st 800m, 1600m), Terrell Dailey (1st -- 300m hurdles / 2nd -- Long Jump), Ian Goertzen (1st -- 3200m) Chase Guggenheim (3rd -- 400m, 1600m), Nate Johnson (2nd -- 800m), Max Hoffman (3rd -- 3200m), Kolan Livingston (3rd -- Discus), 4x100m Relay (1st), 4x400m Relay (1st)

Cowboys Split With Centerville

From Coach Denson

The MS boys lacrosse team played two games with Centerville at home on Thursday April 25, winning the first one 6-4 and losing the second one 4-7. Grant Mellott was in goal for both games with a save percentage of sixty percent. The first game was tied 4-4 early in the fourth quarter, when the Cowboys controlled possession and ran off two unanswered goals to win the game. Silas Ingram and Alex Thompson led all scorers with two goals each, with Cole Engel and Zach Osha each adding one. Zach Osha, Jack Vollette, Jake Edmonds, and Nick Denson contributed assists. Connor Yauss was again the ground ball leader with ten. In the second game, Centerville jumped out to an early 3-0 lead, which the Cowboys were not able to catch before time expired. Brayden Matlin led the scoring with 2 goals, with Jackson Klug and Cole Engel each adding one. Jake Tucker, Jacob Brewer, and Cole Engel contributed assists. Brayden Matlin also led the team with 7 ground balls. The Cowboys travel to Milford for their next games on Tuesday April 30.

Thanks to Coach Denson for the highlights

and Thanks to Susan Osha for pictures.

 

See more of Susan's Pictures HERE

Football Fan-damonium

Coach Hancock announced the launch of the new webpage for the media and promotion for the Wyoming Football program.  Check it out HERE

Springboro Squashed

Boys' Lacrosse, had a slow start, but they are on a roll now.  They had an especially sweet victory over Springboro here at home on Wednesday, April 24th.

Wyoming 7

Springboro 4

 

Scoring

Reinecke 2G

J Hughes 1G/1A

McAllister 1G/1A

Moody 1G

Crider 1G

Duke 1G

C Cramer 1A

 

LBC Leader

Reinecke 11

 

Faceoffs

9/15

 

Saves

Barzizza 14

 

They travel to Kings for a 7:30pm game on Friday, April 26.  Come out and watch Wyoming win!

 

Thanks to Maryann Hughes for keeping us in the know.

Tennis Takes 'Em Down

Coach Plattenburg sent word about the Boys' Tennis team's awesome week.

 

 The Varsity Tennis boys beat Oakwood 3-2 in the first rounds of the State Team Tournament. Winning for the Cowboys were Myles Bourbon, Will Carter and Jay Klein.

On Tuesday, The Varsity Boys beat a Madeira 5-0 and are now 3-0 in the CHL.

This Week in the TCP

This week in the Tri-County Press there is a nice mid-season article about the Baseball team.   The article includes great pictures of Coach Fiehrer and Sophomore Parker Chalmers.  Also in Baseball there is a recap of the April 15th victory over Taylor, and a sweet picture of Junior Casey Howell on the mound from the April a8th game at Reading.
Softball also got a write-up for their win over Taylor also on the 15th.
Girls' Lacrosse made the news with their 11-4 spanking of Seven Hills on the 15th.
Boy's Lacrosse rounded out the coverage with  summary of the April 17th loss to Seven Hills that included a great shot of Conner Hughes.

See the issue HERE

Girls Win Nail-Biter

Skip Koesterman sent us the Softball mid-week in review:

 

On Monday, (April 21st) the Cowboy’s played a tough game (featured in today’s Cincinnati Enquirer) versus Reading. In a close contest, Reading prevailed 2-0.

Today, (April 23rd) the Cowboy’s played New Richmond. New Richmond had a 5-2 lead into the latter parts of the game, however are Cowboy’s continued to fight back and tied the game in the very last inning of regulation (the seventh inning). In the ninth inning, Clara Merton drove home Olivia Munneke with the game winning run and a 6-5 Cowboy victory.

 

The Girls host a strong Finneytown team this afternoon, Wednesday, April 24th at 4:30. 

Come out and show them your support.

 

Thanks again to Skip Koesterman for the report and the great pictures.

Clean Sweep In Miamisburg

From Coach Denson

The MS boys lacrosse team traveled to Miamisburg on Tuesday April 23 and won both games, 8-5 in the first game and 6-3 in the second. In both games the Cowboys jumped out to an early lead and then played tough defense down the stretch. Grant Mellott and Brooks Brunke both saved fifty percent of the shots on goal. In the first game, Cole Engel and Connor Yauss each posted a hat trick, and Max Frankel and Nick Denson each scored one. Cole Engel, Alex Thompson, and Max Frankel contributed assists. Connor Yauss led the team with 8 ground balls. In the second game Christian Robles, Max Frankel, Jackson Klug, Declan Dunehew, Brayden Matlin, and Nick Denson each had a goal, with assists from Christian Robles, Cole Bradley, Declan Dunehew, and Cole Engel. The final Cowboy goal showed why lacrosse is the fastest game on two feet, with Brunke passing to Dunehew passing to Robles leading to a score in four seconds. Daniel Shapiro and Christian Robles led the team in ground balls with five each. The Cowboys face Centerville at home on Thursday April 25.