Athlete of the Week

Wyoming Athletic Boosters'

Gabby's Athlete of Week  

Congratulations to Senior Baseball player, Parker Chalmers, the Gabby’s Wyoming Student Athlete of the Week.  

This week, Senior Parker Chalmers got his 100th career hit and batted .456 with two doubles, a triple, 6 RBI's and 5 stolen bases.  Parker is academically in the top 5%.  He was also a finalist for the NFL "That's My Boy Award" and will play Football for Butler next year.

On Wyoming!

The Wyoming Athletic Boosters' Gabby's Athlete of the Week award is sponsored by Gabby's Cafe.  For being named Student Athlete of the Week, Parker will receive a $10 gift certificate to Gabby's.

Baseball Seniors Stack Up Against Georgetown

Tuesday, May 5th was Baseball's Senior Night.

The team also handled Georgetown 13-3.

Thanks to Rod  Apfelbeck for the great pictures.

See more HERE

What A Catch!

There's no question about this call.  They're a great team.

Wednesday, May 6th was Senior Night for the Softball team where Erin Campbell and Olivia Munneke were honored before the game.

Thanks to Rod  Apfelbeck for the great pictures.

See more HERE

and stay tuned for a report and more pictures from the game.

Mighty Against Milford

From Coach Crawford

The Girl's Lacrosse team hosted Milford HS Tuesday night in a varsity matchup.  Goalie Claire Mellott recorded her 10th win of the season as the Cowboys outscored Milford, 17 to 4.  Scoring was lead by Adi Smith with 5 goals followed by Maggie Hughes (3), Reilly Simmons (3), Marielle Smith (2), Olivia Cunningham (1), Lindsay Stewart (1), Molly Izenson (1), and Emily Wadds (1).  Marielle Smith lead Assists with 5 followed by Adi Smith (2), Maggie Hughes (1), Reilly Simmons (1), and low defender (and Half-Pig marathoner) Emily Wood (1).

Next up, Senior Night on Thursday as the Cowboys host Beavercreek in their final varsity game of the season.  Senior recognition starts at 6:40 followed by the opening draw at 7:00.

Tennis Takes Milford

Bob Carter reported for the Boys Tennis team

The Boys Varsity Tennis team start off the week with a split.

On Monday (5/4) the Cowboys lost to cross-town rival Indian Hill (always a tough competitor).  Every match was hard fought with almost all of matches going to a 3rd set, and many to a tie breaker; but, unfortunately, the team lost.   However, the team bounced back on Tuesday versus Milford with a pivotal 5-0 win.

The week may be half over, but there is still plenty of time to cheer to catch the team in action: there is a home match versus Indian Hill (a re-match!) on Wednesday, and a home match on Friday versus Mariemont (Senior day!)

Thanks to Bob Carter for the report and great pictures.

See more HERE

Romp in Reading

The Goldens reported for the Softball team:

Wyoming visited Deer Park Friday (5/1/15) hoping to play collectively better than their first meeting.  Madeline Juergens was on the mound and surrendered just 3 walks and struck out 2 in 6 innings.  The Wyoming bats had just 4 hits through the first 5 innings with no runs scored.  Erin Campbell (celebrating her 18th birthday), went three for four with a double and a run scored.  Her sister Sammy hit a double in the fifth.  Down 8-1 going into the seventh, Wyoming caused Deer Park some concern after back to back singles by MJ and Reagan Raymer.  Ally Golden’s 2 RBI double scored MJ and Reagan but unfortunately Deer Park managed to end the game without further damage for an 8-3 victory.

It was a much different story Monday (5/4/15) for Reading’s senior night.  Reading, the only CHL team to defeat Deer Park, faced a dominant Wyoming batting squad.  The Cowboys scored 4 runs in the first and 6 runs in the second inning.  Both Campbell sisters (Erin and Sammy) hit triples in the second.  Sammy later added a double and a single on her 3-5 night, driving in 3 runs.  Erin finished 1-3 with two walks and 3 RBIs including a sacrifice fly.  Reagan Raymer and Allison Golden were also 3-5; each hitting a double and Allison scored 3 runs.  The defense also came to play with Olivia Munneke, Michaela Fetter and Reily Boss making four great catches including a diving catch by Olivia to end the 6th inning with two runners on.  Final Score – Wyoming WIN 15-9!
The night was not without some loss.  Although Wyoming won the game they likely lost their catcher, Skylar Wolski due to a sprained ankle sustained while sliding into third (she was safe!)   Initial word is she’s out for at least a week.  We send her positive thoughts that she heals fast!

We have received our draw for the first tournament game… It is Tuesday May 12th against Clermont North East at 5:00 pm!  (See the full bracket HERE)

Thanks to the Goldens for the report, and 

Thanks to Carrie Brink for the Deer Park pictures (top three), and

Thanks to the Goldens for the Reading pictures (bottom three)

Sports Awards NIght

On May 19th at 7pm in the Pendery Wyoming Athletics will recognize all spring high school student athletes (grades 9-12) at our Spring Awards Night.  We look forward to recognizing all spring junior varsity and varsity student athletes.

Senior student athletes will receive a letter from the Wyoming Boosters inviting them to the Spring Awards Night as we also recognize all our senior spring student athletes and their parents on this evening.

Attention Parents Of Seniors

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. 

Topping Taylor

From Coach White

Wyoming’s varsity Ultimate team extended their undefeated record to 7-0 with a 12-8 win over Taylor Sunday, and the JV picked up their second win of the year with a 8-6 comeback win over St. X/Ursaline Academy.

In the varsity game, the junior duo of Jaden Shapiro and Joe White again paced the Jackrabbits on the defensive and offensive ends.  Joe had four scoring throws and three goal catches, while Jaden had five and one.  Senior Michael Spurling and junior Max Brady each had one scoring throw and two catches.  Wyoming trailed 7-6 before finishing the game on a 5-1 run.  The Jackrabbits boys will participate in the Boys State tournament in Versailles next weekend for the first time in program history, after fishing third in the regional qualifier last weekend, before returning to Wyoming to team up with the girls to play Clark in the last co-ed game of the regular season Sunday afternoon.  Wyoming and Clark are the only two undefeated teams remaining in the league.

The JV trailed 6-2 before closing with a 6-0 to to close out the victory.  Senior Blake Wickstrom has two scoring throws and two goal catches, junior Eli Schvart had one and two, freshman Elliot Fuller had two and one, and sophomore Annmarie Spurling had two scoring throws.

Thanks to Coach White for the report, and

Thanks to Izzi Bikun for the great photos above.

See some of the Round Up's pictures HERE

Bringing In The Brackets

Softball

The 9th ranked Cowboys face #7 Clermont NE on Tuesday May 12th at 5:00

Check out the full bracket HERE

Baseball

The 6th ranked Cowboys face #4 Batavia on Tuesday, May 12th at 5:00

Check out the full bracket HERE

Softball photo thanks to Carolyn Campbell

Baseball photo thanks to Rod Apfelbeck