Lacrosse Leaves Lebanon in the Dust

Coach Crawford sent a report from the Girls' Lacrosse lumping of Lebanon on Saturday, May 4th.

The Girls HS lacrosse team scored in the first 55 seconds of their game with Lebanon and never looked back, winning 12 to 5. Another fine performance by freshman goalie Clare Mellott making 8 saves along with another 5 blocked shots by Grace Crawford. Adi Smith lead scorers with 4 goals, while Carly Levick scored 3, MJ Fischer scored twice, and finally Maggie Hughes, Claire Crawford, and freshman Haley Stewart each had 1. Assists were many for this game with Marta Stewart supplying 5, Adi Smith and Claire Crawford with 2 each, and MJ Fischer with 1.

Next game is Tuesday night (May 7th) against Cincinnati Hill Christian Academy. It's a special night honoring the team's two seniors, MJ Fischer and Carly Levick.

 

Thanks to Coach Crawford for the bringing us the action in words, and

Thanks to Peter Levick for bringing us the action in images.

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29 Runs...

The Cowboys had a big day out at "The Ranch".  Thanks to DOBO John Brown for sharing the following good news.

Two big wins for the Cowboys today (Saturday, May 4th)! First was a 8-7 victory over Mariemont. We got this win thanks to seventh inning, 2 out heroics by Connor Eldredge and Michael Kelly. Parker Chalmers got the win with pitching just one pitch in the seventh. The second win was a large 21-3 win in five innings over Winton Woods. This makes the Cowboys 17-7, 11-3 in the league.

Conference Title for Alum

Emily Stites ('12) competed for William and Mary in the Colonial Athletic Association Track & Field Championship yesterday. 

 

Below is a copy of the paragraph from the W&M website regarding Emily's performance.

10,000m RunThe fourth championship of the day came in the 10,000m, where freshman Emily Stites (Wyoming, Ohio) continued her remarkable year with her first conference title. Running the race for the first time, Stites demolished the conference record by nearly 90 seconds, running 34:15.49. It was also the Tribe's freshman record, and the fourth-fastest race ever for W&M. Stites now ranks third all-time at W&M, and this season, ranks 28th in the NCAA, 15th in the East region, and No. 1 in the world for junior athletes.

Thanks to Coach Greg Knickel for keeping us in the know.

Marathon Week For Boys' Tennis

Bob Carter sent us this report from the Boys' Tennis team's full week.

 

It was a very busy week for the boys varsity tennis team: 5 matches over 5 straight days! In the CHL, Wyoming went 1 for 1, beating Mariemont but losing to Indian Hill. For the season, Wyoming came in second place in the CHL with a record of 4-1. Against D1 teams this week, Wyoming beat Princeton, but lost to St. X. and Walnut Hills.

 

Playing singles and/or doubles this week were Myles Bourbon, Will Carter, Evan Emanuelson, Jay Klein, Michael Montgomery, Nolan Morley, Chris Murray, Nik Plattenburg, Jeremy Smucker, and Kieren Thomas.

Thanks again to Bob Carter for the report and the great pictures.

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Middle School Lacrosse Falls at Home

The MS boys lacrosse team played their final home games of the season on Thursday May 2, losing to Visitation 1-9 in the first game and Summit 3-4 in the second game. Visitation took a big lead into the half in the first game. The Cowboys rallied in the second half, getting on the board and holding the Vikings to only 2 more goals the rest of the way. The Cowboys led a very well matched game with Summit 2-0 at the half, with Alex Thompson scoring both goals. The Silver Knights battled back to tie the game 2-2 by the end of the third quarter. Connor Yauss put the Cowboys ahead with a fourth quarter goal, but then Summit again battled back to win on a goal in the closing minutes. Grant Mellot saved over seventy percent of the shots on goal. The Cowboys take a record of 17-11 into their final regular season games against Lakota East on Thursday May 9 at Lakota.

 

Check HERE and HERE to see some sweet shots Susan Osha sent us.

Thanks to Coach Denson for the report and to Susan Osha for the pictures.

Taken Down By The Tigers

Coach Crawford sent the following report from the Thursday, May 2nd Girls' Lacrosse game.

The Girls HS lacrosse team travelled to Loveland and were overpowered by a tough Tiger team, losing 4 to 12. Bright performances were turned in by freshman goalie Clare Mellott making 9 saves and a consistent low defensive showing by the platooning of freshman Emily Wood, Roslyn Rathbone, Olivia Cunningham, Carly Schlager, and Grace Crawford. Goals were scored by Carly Levick with 2, followed by Adi Smith and Becky Denson each with 1. The Freshman duo of Reilly Simmons and Libby Fischer each tallied an assist.

Next up, a Saturday game at Lebanon (May 4th, 1:00)

 

Thanks to Peter Levick for the pictures.

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Late Charge Too Late

Without a little rain, it's hard to appreciate the sunshine.  DOBO John Brown relayed a report from the Thursday, May 2nd loss to Badin.

Tough 8-5 loss against Badin tonight. With momentum late in the game, we couldn't quite get enough to over the early 6-0 deficit. Up next is a double header against Mariemont and Winton Woods.

The double header is Saturday, May 4th starting at 2:00.

Back and Forth for MS Tennis

Sara Behrman reported this week's Middle School Boys' Tennis action.

Tuesday, Wyoming lost 1-4 against Seven Hills, but George Arenas played a wonderful match at first singles winning 6-2/6-0. Several of our other players had competitive matches, with Adam Behrman at 2nd singles, Kendall Eyman at 3rd singles and doubles teams of Trevor Payne/Drew Moore and Gareth Norris/Oliver Varland.

Wyoming won our match against Summit Country Day 4-1 on Thursday. Adam Behrman won 6-0/6-0 at second singles, third singles was forfeited by Summit, and both doubles teams of Joey Voss/Drew Moore and Trevor Payne/ Quinn Lemarr overcame initial deficits to win their matches by wide margins. We have great momentum going in to our final week of regulation play.

Many thanks to Principal Mike Overbey for attending this match and supporting the boys!

The cowboys only have 3 matches remaining, followed by a year-end doubles tournament.

Thanks to Sara Behrman for the report, and

Thanks to Deb Varland for the pictures. 

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Senior Night for Softball Stars

Wednesday, May 1st was "Senior Day" for the girls.
The Seniors honored were:

Gabby Potvin
Maddie Stephens
Audra Chalmers
Taylor Singleton
Clara Merton

The girls had a 2-1 lead over Madeira going into the last inning, but couldn't hang on as Maderia fought back to win the game.

Thanks to Skip Koesterman for sending us the great pictures.