Don't forget - the boys' soccer team plays in the sectional finals tonight at Madeira at 7 PM against Indian Hill.
Tourney bracket here.
10.25.2011
10.24.2011
Vote for the football team
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Girls' soccer tourney game tonight
Don't forget - the girls' soccer team is back in action tonight. They play McNick in the sectional finals at Mariemont at 7 PM.
Tourney bracket here.
Tourney bracket here.
Boys' soccer downs Finneytown
After a first round bye, the boys' soccer team opened tournament play on Saturday night against Finneytown. They came away with a convincing 6-0 victory.
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| David's goal. |
Scoring for the Cowboys were Nathan Meisner, Cory Macke, Scott Perry, David Weinrich, Daniel Zimmerman and Evan Rajbhandari.
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| I have no opinion about whether what looks like a foul inside the box should have resulted in a penalty kick. Please don't ask. |
Harrison Glover recorded the shutout with six saves.
Next up: sectional finals Tuesday night at Madeira against Indian Hill at 7 PM.
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| After Cory's goal. |
Tournament bracket here.
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| Scott's goal. |
Photo gallery here.
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| After Daniel's goal. |
Volleyball defeats Western Brown, claims sectional title
The volleyball team extended its record to 24-0 and picked up the sectional title Saturday with a 25-16, 25-7, 25-18 win over Western Brown at Goshen.
Next up: next Saturday at 3 PM vs. Urbana at Kettering Fairmont. Urbana is ranked 10th in the final statewide Ohio High School Volleyball Coaches' Association poll.
Sectional bracket here.
District bracket here.
Photo gallery here.
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| Jeff Graham Fan Cam |
Boy's cross country takes 4 of 5 top spots, wins Districts
The district cross country meet was held at Voice of America Park on Saturday. The boys' cross country team took first place in Division II, with Seth Gold finishing in first place, Nate Johnson second, Ian Goertzen third and Andrew Tamanko fifth.
Coach Travis Glendenning reports that that Saturday's score at the district meet appears to be the school's best ever.
Enquirer article here.
Wyoming individual results:
1 Gold, Seth 12 17:24.91
2 Johnson, Nate 11 17:35.16
3 Goertzen, Ian 10 17:36.01
5 Tamanko, Andrew 12 17:48.46
11 Stites, Ben 9 18:07.00
17 Mangas, Alex 12 18:30.60
27 Sagan, Josh 12 18:43.22
Complete results here.
Next up: regional meet next Saturday in Troy at 2:15.
All photos by Jason Miller. His gallery here.
Coach Travis Glendenning reports that that Saturday's score at the district meet appears to be the school's best ever.
Enquirer article here.
Wyoming senior Seth Gold won the Division II race in 17:24, while Georgetown junior Nick McAfee (16:21) out-sprinted Cincinnati Country Day senior Kyle Kistinger (16:26) to win the Division III race.Team results: 1. Wyoming 22; 2. Batavia 58; 3. Indian Hill 94; 4. New Richmond 120; 5. Taylor 164; 6. McNicholas 195; 7. Blanchester 210; 8. Bethel-Tate 212; 9. East Clinton 221; 10. Goshen 231; 11. Badin 249.
Wyoming individual results:
1 Gold, Seth 12 17:24.91
2 Johnson, Nate 11 17:35.16
3 Goertzen, Ian 10 17:36.01
5 Tamanko, Andrew 12 17:48.46
11 Stites, Ben 9 18:07.00
17 Mangas, Alex 12 18:30.60
27 Sagan, Josh 12 18:43.22
Complete results here.
Next up: regional meet next Saturday in Troy at 2:15.
All photos by Jason Miller. His gallery here.
Girls' cross country takes second at Districts
The girls' cross country team finished second at the Division II district meet held at Voice of America Park in West Chester on Saturday.
Emily Stites took second place individually. In the process she again set a school record, her third of the season, and is now more than 30 seconds under the previous school record set in 2001. Emily finished just 4.4 seconds behind Indian Hill's Elizabeth Heinbach, who she has battled for years. The two were over a minute faster than the third place finisher.
Enquirer article here.
Heinbach’s victory in Division II was a familiar scene. In winning her fourth straight district title with a time of 18:27 she beat Wyoming senior Emily Stites, her constant shadow this season, by four seconds. Heinbach’s win also led the Braves to their second consecutive district team title with 38 points.Team standings: 1. Indian Hill 38; 2. Wyoming 68; 3. Ross 79; 4. McNicholas 99; 5. Goshen 132; 6. New Richmond 133; 7. Bethel-Tate 136; 8. Reading 245; 9. Batavia 247.
Individual Cowboy results:
2 Stites, Emily 12 18:31.58
6 Schwartz, Sammy 11 20:30.80
14 Irvine, Amelia 11 21:19.57
27 Manley, Margaret 9 22:09.54
31 Reinecke, Cynthia 11 22:21.24
57 DeMott, Noel 12 27:14.58
Complete results here.
Next up: regional meet at Troy next Saturday at 11:45.
All photos by Jason Miller. His gallery here.
Football defeats Finneytown 28-16
The football team won a hard fought, exciting game at Finneytown on Friday night.
Finneytown started impressively, scoring touchdowns on their first two possessions to take a 14-0 lead. Their first drive was nine plays for 65 yards and their second was 10 plays for 56 yards.
After going three and out on our first possession, we went three and in on the second - two Will Marty to Max Kadish passes for 17 and 23 yards and a 16 yard Phillip Schuholz run made it 14-7. After the defense forced Finneytown to punt on its next possession, and a penalty on Finneytown, our second scoring "drive" was one play - a 64 yard pass from Will to Max.
It got a little weird toward the end of the first half. We gave up a safety, but Finneytown fumbled Dawson Roger's ensuing punt, and Casey Howell recovered it. We couldn't do anything with it and had to punt. On the ensuing possession Finneytown fumbled again. Three Phillip runs later and he had his second TD of the night. We thus went into the locker room with a 21-16 lead.
The second half was a story of three long, clock-eating drives. While in the first half the teams combined for 13 drives, the second half only had five. We only ran three offensive plays in the entire fourth quarter and had zero net yards!
We took the second half kickoff and marched from our 25 down to the Finneytown three yard line, but on fourth and goal we couldn't get into the end zone. Finneytown then took 16 plays to go 38 yards before turning it over on downs. We then went three and out. Finneytown then methodically marched down the field, eating up the clock as they went. With under 1:30 remaining, they were third and one at our two yard line. Our coaching staff had already started calling timeouts during Finneytown's possession so that there would be as much time as possible left for our offense once Finneytown scored and took the lead.
Alas for Finneytown, that was not to be. They snapped the ball over their quarterback's head, Terry Davis and Dennis Austin kept their QB from recovering it, and Max Kadish scooped it up and ran it back 70 yards for a TD. You can see the video here.
Next up: last game of the regular season at home Friday at 7:30 vs. Madeira. The Mustangs come into the game with a perfect 9-0 record. It is also senior night.
Photo gallery here.
Finneytown started impressively, scoring touchdowns on their first two possessions to take a 14-0 lead. Their first drive was nine plays for 65 yards and their second was 10 plays for 56 yards.
After going three and out on our first possession, we went three and in on the second - two Will Marty to Max Kadish passes for 17 and 23 yards and a 16 yard Phillip Schuholz run made it 14-7. After the defense forced Finneytown to punt on its next possession, and a penalty on Finneytown, our second scoring "drive" was one play - a 64 yard pass from Will to Max.
It got a little weird toward the end of the first half. We gave up a safety, but Finneytown fumbled Dawson Roger's ensuing punt, and Casey Howell recovered it. We couldn't do anything with it and had to punt. On the ensuing possession Finneytown fumbled again. Three Phillip runs later and he had his second TD of the night. We thus went into the locker room with a 21-16 lead.
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| Brian Anderson intercepts a pass. Max, luckily, does not make the tackle. |
The second half was a story of three long, clock-eating drives. While in the first half the teams combined for 13 drives, the second half only had five. We only ran three offensive plays in the entire fourth quarter and had zero net yards!
We took the second half kickoff and marched from our 25 down to the Finneytown three yard line, but on fourth and goal we couldn't get into the end zone. Finneytown then took 16 plays to go 38 yards before turning it over on downs. We then went three and out. Finneytown then methodically marched down the field, eating up the clock as they went. With under 1:30 remaining, they were third and one at our two yard line. Our coaching staff had already started calling timeouts during Finneytown's possession so that there would be as much time as possible left for our offense once Finneytown scored and took the lead.
Alas for Finneytown, that was not to be. They snapped the ball over their quarterback's head, Terry Davis and Dennis Austin kept their QB from recovering it, and Max Kadish scooped it up and ran it back 70 yards for a TD. You can see the video here.
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| Max scoops up the fumble. Check out the two Finneytown players lamenting this turn of events. |
Next up: last game of the regular season at home Friday at 7:30 vs. Madeira. The Mustangs come into the game with a perfect 9-0 record. It is also senior night.
Photo gallery here.
10.23.2011
Great day for Cowboy Sports
Saturday was a great day for Cowboy sports - the volleyball team won, the cross country teams did great at sectionals and the boys' soccer team won. We'll post full details on all by tonight.
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