And the Votes Are In

TENNIS

DIVISION II FIRST TEAM

Haley Thoresen, Wyoming: The sophomore was a state singles quarter finalist

HONORABLE MENTION
Ashley Berg, Rachel Berg, Ellen Koesterman

FOOTBALL
DIVISIONS II-VI FIRST TEAM
QB: Will Marty, Wyoming: The junior threw for 2,413 yards and 24 touchdowns.  He rushed for 489 yards and five touchdowns.  He was first-team all-CHL.

WR: Ben Kurtz, Wyoming: The senior had 1,022 yards receiving and eight touchdowns

DB: Jalen Fox, Wyoming: The junior had 67 tackles and three interceptions.

BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY

DIVISIONS II-III
FIRST TEAM
Ben Stites, Wyoming: The sophomore was second at district, 11th at regional and 38th at state

HONORABLE MENTION

Max Hoffman, Nate Johnson

GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY

HONORABLE MENTION
Sammy Schwartz

BOYS' SOCCER

DIVISION II FIRST TEAM
Harrison Glover, Wyoming: The senior goalkeeper recorded 12 shutouts and a .860 save percentage.

Daniel Richtand, Wyoming: The senior finished with 12 goals and 12 assists.

DIVISION II HONORABLE MENTION

Drew Wayman

GIRLS' SOCCER

DIVISION II
FIRST TEAM
Abby Keller, Wyoming: The senior goalkeeper was first-team all-district.

HONORABLE MENTION
Emma Klug

BOYS' GOLF
DIVISIONS II-III FIRST TEAM
Henry Moore, Wyoming: The junior had a 39.7 average and was first-team all district.

GIRLS' GOLF

DIVISION II
HONORABLE MENTION
Sam Pease

VOLLEYBALL

DIVISION II FIRST TEAM
Kelsey Maxwell, Wyoming: The junior setter logged 788 assists, 109 digs and 30 aces.  She was named the CHL player of the year, first-team all-conference and first-team all-state.

Jessica Leish, Wyoming: The junior outside hitter had 325 kills, 124 digs and 37 aces. She was named first-team all-CHL and first-team all-state.

Tatiyana Ali, Wyoming: The senior middle blocker logged 219 kills, 109 digs and 37 aces. She was named first-team all-CHL and third-team all-state.

HONORABLE MENTION

Megan Schneider, Natalie Burchard

Boy's Fall to League Leader

On Friday, January 18th, the Boy's Basketball team headed to Mariemont to face the CHL leader.  The team lost 50-59.  Ben Kurtz had a great night.  He led the scoring with 17 points and had 12 rebounds.  Ahmed Frost had 12 points and 4 assists.  Mark Akinbi put in 8 points as well as 11 rebounds.  Will Marty came in right behind with 7 points and 6 rebounds.  Nolan Prevish added 4 points and 6 rebounds.  Walker Lewis rounded ou the scoring with 2 points and 4 rebounds. 

The team travels to Deer Park (3-11, 1-7 CHL), on Tuesday, January 22nd at 7:30. 
Let's make the trip and let the boys see a bright blue crowd when they take the court!

Matmen Host 10th Annual Wyoming Duals

From Coach Pitman

On Saturday, January 19th, the wrestling team finished 3rd at the tenth annual Wyoming Duals.
Undefeated Wrestlers (5-0) for the Cowboys were:
Joey Gallick
Asa Palmer
Cedric Simmons
Ethan Padnos

The match scores were as follows:
W Finneytown  66-12
W CNE 42-36
W Loveland 54-30
L Miamisburg 36-40 (Miamisburg went on to win the tournament)
W Madeira 48-36

 

The team travels to New Richmond in the (First ever) State Duals tournament. They wrestle Eaton in the first round. On Saturday they wrestle in the McDonald's Miami Trace tournament.

Leaders
Wins: Asa Palmer with 25
Pins: Joey Gallick with 16
Takedowns: Asa Palmer with 69
Reversals: Asa Palmer with 19
Escapes: Dylan Kripal with 20
Team Nearfall Points: Dylan Kripal with 41 
Team Points: Asa Palmer with  136

Top 10 Quickest Pins:
1.:13 Padnos against Loveland
2.:17 Gallick against Madeira
3.:18 Gallick against Talawanda
4.:25 Baird against Oak Hills
5.:25 A. Palmer against Middletown Christian
6.:26 Kripal against St. X
7.:26 Padnos against Finneytown

Thanks to Margaret Gallick for the great pictures.
See more HERE

Girls W-W-Win Again

Saturday, January 19th, the Girls' Basketball team headed to Deer Park for a league game.  The girls came home with a 46-33 win and an even-steven .500 7-7 overall record.  They are also now 6-3 in the league for 4th place right behind Maderia and Indian Hill, which are both 6-2 in league play.  Besides Wyoming outscoring Deer Park in every quarter, Wyoming also had 14 blocks compared to Deer Park's 3.  And Wyoming limited themselves to 5 turnovers while Deer Park racked up 14.  Scoring leader, Ashli O'Neal seems to still have trouble hitting her threes, but she came in with 19 points (and went 5-5 in free throws).  Emily Wadds had a big night with 11 points (3-3 free throws), 10 rebounds, 2 assists, 3 steals, and 4 blocks.  Morgan Cunningham went just better than 55% to lead the team's  percentage of field goals made/attempted for her 11 points.  Marta Stewart had 2 points paired up with 4 rebounds.  Haley Stewart, not to be outdone, also put in 2 points and matched it up with 3 blocks.  Natalie Burchard finished up the scoring with one point.

The girls travel to Indian Hill for another league game on Wednesday, January 23rd.  The team will be coming into Indian Hill with a three game win streak and extending it to number 4 there would go a long way to help their standing in the league.  Let's all make an effort to turn out and fill the Indian Hill gym with Cowboy Blue!

Wyoming Falls in the Fourth

From Coach King

On January 14th, the 8th Grade Girls Basketball Team lost to Madeira 33-38. Lauren Metz led the scoring with 15 points, followed by Kayla Hampton with 9, Emily Dudek and Emma Postallian each with 4, and Isabelle Judge with 1.

The girls were down by 2 points at the end of the first and second quarters, but managed to tie things up at the end of the third quarter, 27-27. Wyoming's foul trouble and Madeira's defense made the big difference in the fourth quarter.

The girls play their next game on Jan. 23rd at home with Deer Park.

Forget the Pros - We've Got Your Football Here

Coach Hancock sent us the following update on some of our Senior Football Players

Congratulations to Senior OL Drew Williamson, who has won the Anthony Munoz Foundation D3 OL Player of the Year!

Congratulations to Senior players who have committed to playing football at the next level.

Ben Kurtz, WR- Wesleyan University

 

 

Mikael Couch, LB- College of Mount Saint Joseph

Thanks for the update, Coach.

Congratulations, Men!

 

Photos from the archives of Rod Apfelbeck.

Missing Fall Football?  Relive the season HERE

JV Cowboys Host North College Hill

Thursday, January 19th, the JV Girls' Basketball team hosted North College Hill. 

Here's where we pass it off to you.

Now don't drop the ball; the JV team needs YOU! 

Make sure these athletes get the recognition and attention they deserve.  Send us a short (or long) summary of the game and we'll get it posted!

 

 

 

Thanks again to Arch "Honey Baked" Cunningham for these classic post-holiday treats.

Have another helping of them HERE

 

By the way, the call for game highlights apply to any team (High School, Middle School, Varsity, Junior Varsity) you aren't seeing fully represented here on the Round-Up.  Parents have told me how much their family enjoys seeing their athletes in the Round-Up.  (I know how much I did).  It would be great if we could have someone be the point person for these sports, so that they can be included as well!  Send stories or photos to wyoroundup@gmail.com

 

This Week in the TCP

This week in the Tri-County Press there is an article about the Wyoming Matmen and their season.  There are also scores for Boys Basketball, Girls' Baketball, and Bowling.  There are pictures of Cedric Simmons, Ethan Padnos, and Asa Palmer, Nolan Prevish, and Ashli O'Neal.

Check it out HERE

...And the Horse They Rode In In.

On Thursday, January 17th, the Girls' Basketball team hosted the North College Hill Trojans.  The home team was down 25-27 going into the fourth quarter.  The fourth quarter saw North College Hill only able to add 4 points while the Cowboys went big with 14 for a 39-31 WIN over the Trojans.  Morgan Cunningham led the team in both scoring and rebounds with 15 points and 9 rebounds.  Emily Wadds had a respectable 12 points and 6 rebounds, while Kelsey Brunsman had 6 points.  Ashli O'Neal was held to 4 points, all of which came from free throws.  Natalie Burchard finished the scoring with 2 points.  Katie Sena grabbed 3 rebounds, Haley Stewart had 5 rebounds and Marta Stewart had a rebound as well.

Take a drive to sunny Deer Park tomorrow, January 19th, to cheer on the Girls as they meet Deer Park for a League game at 1:30.

 

 

Thanks to the "Golden Arch" Cunningham, for his billions and billions of pixels served to fans hungry for Girls' Basketball action, including these satisfying shots.

 

Need seconds?  See more HERE

Say Cheeeese

Middle School Sports Pictures will be on Tuesday, January 29^th in the MS Gym.

Picture Schedule:

Swim/Dive: 3:20 p.m.

Wrestling: 3:35 p.m.

Girls BB: 3:50 p.m.

Boys BB: 4:05 p.m.

Cheer: 4:20 p.m.