Spring Sports Awards

SENIOR PARENTS with SPRING SENIOR ATHLETES!  

If your Senior played a Spring Sport, then plan to attend the annual Spring Senior Athletic Recognition Night on Tuesday, May 19th at 7pm.  

The evening begins with our Senior Athletic Recognition sponsored by The Wyoming Schools Athletic Boosters Association.   Each mother will be presented with a corsage, and parents will accompany their student athlete to the front of the  auditorium.  This is a special event to commemorate the dedication that both you and your daughter, or son, have shown during their career at Wyoming High School.  

This ceremony will take place in conjunction with the High School Spring Sports Award night for all high school spring student athletes, held at the Pendery Center. 

Please R.S.V.P. no later than Tuesday, May 12th, to Julia Taylor at 708-5666 or tjtaylor@cinci.rr.com.   

And, don’t forget to arrive at 6:45pm to receive your corsage and line up. 

A Great Week for Tennis

Bob Carter wraps up the past week for the Boys Tennis team -  2 wins and (another!) rainout.

The Cowboys took on St X B on Tues (4/28) and won a close match 3-2.  The team looked even better on Weds (4/29) beating Finneytown 5-0! The match on Thursday versus Sycamore was rained-out.

This puts the team’s record at 6-4 overall,  2-0 in the CHL (and, I believe, about 5 rainouts). This upcoming week is a very BIG week with CHL matchups versus Mariemont and Indian Hill – who always field a strong line-up.

Thanks to Bob Carter for the report

Cowboys Bucked By Cougars

From Coach Crawford

The Wyoming Girl's HS Lax team traveled east crossing a few railroad tracks and up the hill to play the Mt. Notre Dame Cougars on Saturday afternoon.  Both JV and Varsity squads came up short in their respective games but each saw spirited play and battled to game's end.   JV Goalie Avery Barzizza recorded 5 saves in the Cowboys 5 to 8 loss.  Goals were scored by Caroline Abel (2), Ashley Moher (1), Madelyn Taylor (1), and Annie Boster (1).

The Varsity squad initially stunned the Division 1, currently ranked 6th in State, Cougars to patiently build a 3 to 1 lead with 12:20 remaining in the first half.  Then MND went to work and scored 8 unanswered goals.  Down 3 to 9 at half, the Cowboys made adjustments and summoned their Cowboy pride to muster up 5 additional goals in the second half with Goalie Claire Mellott making key saves behind a steeled Cowboy defense.   But in the end, the Cowboys fell short losing 8 to 13.  Cowboy scoring was lead by Maggie Hughes and Adi Smith with 3 goals each, followed Reilly Simmons (1) and Haley Stewart (1).   Marielle Smith lead all players with 4 Assists while Grace Schneider lead all players with an impressive 5 Draw Controls from her defensive position.   The squad moves to 9 wins and 5 loses with one week remaining in the regular season.    

Next up, Varsity-only games on Tuesday with Milford at home, game time at 6pm and Thursday (Senior Night) with Beavercreek, game time at 7pm.  The JV closes their season with Dayton Club next Saturday.

Senior Nights - Plural

This week the Spring sports teams will honor their Seniors on the field.  When they are honored, it would be great if they looked into a sea of blue in full bleachers.  They've done their part; they've given you four years of excitement and pride.   Now it's your turn to come out an show them your appreciation.

Tuesday, May 5th - Baseball

Wednesday, May 6th - Softball

Thursday, May 7th - Girls Lacrosse

Friday, May 8th - Tennis

Friday, May 8th - Boys Lacrosse

Senior Night - Singular

SENIOR PARENTS with SPRING SENIOR ATHLETES!  

If your Senior played a Spring Sport, then plan to attend the annual Spring Senior Athletic Recognition Night on Tuesday, May 19th at 7pm.  

The evening begins with our Senior Athletic Recognition sponsored by The Wyoming Schools Athletic Boosters Association.   Each mother will be presented with a corsage, and parents will accompany their student athlete to the front of the  auditorium.  This is a special event to commemorate the dedication that both you and your daughter, or son, have shown during their career at Wyoming High School.  

This ceremony will take place in conjunction with the High School Spring Sports Award night for all high school spring student athletes, held at the Pendery Center. 

Please R.S.V.P. no later than Tuesday, May 12th, to Julia Taylor at 708-5666 or tjtaylor@cinci.rr.com.   

And, don’t forget to arrive at 6:45pm to receive your corsage and line up. 

Tough Time for Softball

Lisa Golden catches us up with the Softball team:

Wyoming hosted the league leading Deer Park team Wednesday (April 27th).  Reily Boss and Olivia Munneke each had two hits leading an offense that had 8 hits and 5 walks, but could manage only 2 runs in 6 innings.  Meanwhile the defense made some errors and struggled to make the third outs and ended up surrendering 12 runs on 14 hits and 3 walks.  Typical of the day, the Wyoming defense had Deer Park grounding out only 5 times.   In contrast, the one-loss Deer Park scored six runs in the first two innings, all with two outs, and another six in the last two to finish off the Cowboys 12-2.

The following day (Thursday, April 28th), Wyoming visited New Richmond’s all weather field.  The Cowboys were only able to achieve one hit per inning until the 4th inning when Erin Campbell hit a deep single to left center field.  Skylar Wolski then moved Erinto third with her ground ball single followed by Reily Boss’s RBI ground out to score Erin.  Michaela Fetter then was able to bat in Wolski for her 14th RBI of the season.  Michaela by the way is in the top 10 in the league for RBIs.  By the top of the 4th the Cowboys were down 4-2.  After a rough bottom of the 4th, New Richmond scored 7 times, and the Wyoming bats were just not able to make it up.  By the end of the game the final score was a loss, 12-3.

Thanks to Lisa Golden for the report, and

Thanks to Rod Apfelbeck for the great pictures from the Deer Park game.

See more HERE

Warriors Over Wyoming

From Coach Crawford

The Wyoming Girl's HS Lax team travelled to Mariemont on Thursday night.  Both JV and Varsity squads came up short in their respective games.   The JV saw the debut of goalie Ellen Boster who recorded 8 saves despite the 4 to 8 loss.  Goals were scored by Ashley Moher (2) and Madelyn Taylor (2).  Annie Boster lead the team in Draw Controls with 6.

Behind a strong showing from the defense consisting of Grace Schneider, Emma Komrska, Grace Steiner, Lindsay Stewart, and Grace Steiner, Junior Goalie Claire Mellott had a solid performance recording 5 saves and holding an impressive Mariemont offense to just 9 goals, Mariemont's second lowest goal production of the season.  Cowboy scoring was held in check distributed between Maggie Hughes (2), Adi Smith (2), and Reilly Simmons (1) resulting in a final score 5 to 9.

Next up, Mt Notre Dame at Mt Notre Dame HS on Saturday; JV gametime at 1pm, Varsity at 2:30.

Down at Seven Hills

The Boys Lacrosse team suffered their first loss of the season 5-7 to Seven Hills on Wednesday, April 27th.  Hopefully these great pictures from Rod Apfelbeck will soothe the sting.

Thanks to Rod Apfelbeck for the pictures.

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Cowboys Bombed by St. X

The JV Tennis team was hosted by St. X on Thursday, April 28th where Adam Behrman won at 1st singles.

Thanks to Deb Varland for the details and great pictures.

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The Glory of Youth

From Coach Miller,

Tonight, the Varsity boys will be playing at 6pm and the JV boys will be playing Anderson under the lights at 8pm at the HS.

It is also Youth Lacrosse Boys Youth Lacrosse night and all youth players will be recognized by team at midfield between games.

Youth players should wear their jerseys as there will be discount concessions for all boys wearing their jersey.

Looking forward to a fun night.