The varsity softball team lost its Sandusky Bay Conference River Division opener at home to Gibsonburg, 12-0, in five innings. The Wildcats got their only two hits in the game in the fifth inning as Taylor Hill and Olivia Scavio both singled.
The varsity baseball game today (March 27) will be played AT Gibsonburg at 5 p.m. The JV baseball game at Gibsonburg today is cancelled. The varsity softball game today will be played as scheduled at Woodmore (vs. Gibsonburg) at 5 p.m.
The varsity softball team was a 9-1 winner on the road at North Baltimore. Cameran Quisno went the distance on the mound striking out 10. Kara Schneider had three hits and two RBI. Camille Strong and Kaitlyn Babka each had two RBI while Aubrey Becerra had two hits.
The varsity baseball team earned a 6-3 win at North Baltimore as Michael Seeger tossed a complete-game 1-hitter with 11 strikeouts. He did not allow an earned run.
Seeger was also 2-3 at the plate with 2 RBI. The JV team lost 16-13 at home to Danbury in six innings.
Blast off to Family Literacy Night on April 11th!
The varsity softball team opened its season with a 10-0 win at home over Fostoria in 5 innings. Cameran Quisno struck out 12 on the mound and was 2-2 with three RBI at the plate. Aubrey Becerra had a 2-run triplee and Camille Strong had 3 hits and and an RBI.
The varsity baseball team lost its season opener at home to Fostoria by a 10-9 score in 6 innings. The game was called because of darkness. Parker Hahn had 2 RBI, Luke Avers had a 2-run single, HarryLaMunyon had 2 hits and 2 runs scored and Michael Seeger had 2 runs scored.
The varsity baseball and softball games tomorrow morning at home vs. Northwood, and the JV baseball game tomorrow morning at Northwood have all been cancelled.
Ms. Sabo's kindergartners got a treat for the last day before Spring Break - a snow cone party! They earned this reward by filling up their star jar for good behavior!
Great job Wildcats!
Have a wonderful Spring Break, Wildcats! We will see you when classes resume on April 1st!
Mrs. Melter's and Mrs. Mullennix's third grade classes have been competing in a March Madness reading classroom challenge. This challenge is a fun way to help students review many of the reading skills they have learned throughout the year. Students are split into teams, and read passages and answer various questions about their reading. After each passage/question is complete the next two teams in the bracket shoot to try and make a basket and move up in the bracket. The finals will be this afternoon, to see if Mrs. Mullennix or Mrs. Melter's team wins! Meanwhile each team has been working towards earning the most points, if they get the questions correct they get a point towards possibly winning the MVP of the tournament.
Today, the cast of Woodmore's musical, "Annie" gave a sneak peak performance to the elementary and middle school students. If you haven't secured your tickets yet, do so soon! Performances start tonight and run through Sunday. For ticket information, contact 419-704-7807. Anyone attending the show on Friday evening may bring a canned good or two that will be donated to the local food pantry.
We've also included some photos from the dress rehearsal! Looks like it's going to be a great show!!
As a reminder, we will have a 2 Hour Early Release tomorrow, Friday March 22nd, for the end of the 3rd quarter.
The high school softball and baseball (varsity) scrimmages today at Cory-Rawson (baseball) and Tiffin Columbian (softball) are cancelled.
Please take a look at our current employment opportunities available on our employment page on the district website. https://www.woodmoreschools.org/page/employment
Mr. Schlea's 8th grade PEC class did a "slow race" when learning about Newton's Laws and Friction. Wren Lewis won the 21-person bracket, having the slowest time of 1:51 for her can to roll all the way down the ramp. Way to go Wren!
Rooster, Miss Hannigan and Lily St. Regis are up to no good. If you would like to see their shenanigans and hilarity, join us for a show! Woodmore Drama Club is pleased to present "Annie" this Thursday through Sunday. For ticket information, contact 419-704-7807. Anyone attending the show on Friday evening may bring a canned good or two that will be donated to the local food pantry.
The leprechaun strikes again! Unfortunately, the first graders were unsuccessful in their attempt to capture it this year - but boy, did it leave a mess behind! 💚
Remember Pi Day from last week? Well, here are some pictures of Mrs. Cook's class celebrating!
Students were provided snack pies to eat while listening to the reading of Sir Cumference and the First Round Table. Then they spent time completing a variety of activities including the Pi Day Bump game, Pi Day Trivia Sudoku, Circles Sudoku, Pi or Pie Word Search, Pi Day Word Scramble, and coloring pi pictures and bookmarks. Then they played a game of Pi-n-g-o to review circumference and area of circles, where they could win candy. Mrs. Cook wore an octopi shirt in honor of Pi Day, and enjoyed the enthusiasm shared by her students!
Woodmore senior Sage Perry is joined by her father, Tim (seated on left), mother, Erin, sister, Macy, and Wildcat soccer coach Jeff Helmke as she signs to continue her academics and play soccer at Baldwin-Wallace College. Congratulations, Sage.
