The high school girls wrestling team placed 11th of 47 schools with 61 points in the Tinora Invite. Stella Strong finished third in the 140-pound division with a 3-1 record while Caydie Buchanan was fourth at 135 pounds with a 4-2 record.
Woodmore ended the game on a 26-7 run to come from 17 points down early in the fourth quarter to defeat Danbury, 73-71, at home. Brady Thatcher scored 31 points, 24 in the second half, and Luke Morris scored 23 points, including a three-point play with 10 seconds left to win it.
The boys JV basketball team earned a 53-27 win at home over Danbury. Freshman Gavin Donley scored 21 points and sophomore Ryan Maynard added 14 points. Woodmore outscored the Lakers, 20-6, in the third quarter to open up a 19-point lead.
The girls varsity basketball team lost a 42-25 decision at Danbury as Kara Schneider scored 8 points and Cameran Quisno scored 6 points. The JV team won, 24-22, as Keira Travis scored 9 points and Anastasia Pietrowski added 8 points.
It's officially Winter Break! We hope you have a relaxing, joy-filled break and we can't wait to see you back in the new year! Classes resume on January 4th!
The HS wrestling team lost a dual match at Port Clinton, 42-33, and won a dual vs. Clay JV, 44-27. Seniors Jack Caldwell and Brant Deal, along with junior Matt Caldwell and sophomores Bailey Jendrzejak and Michael Seeger all won two matches.
The HS girls wrestling team traveled to Rossford for a quad meet that included Clay. Winning matches for the Wildcats was senior Caydie Buchanan, freshman Emily Wilson, and sophomore Satori Alter. No team scored were kept.
Don't forget! We have a 2 hour early release tomorrow, December 21st!
The varsity boys basketball team lost a 72-35 decision at Calvert. Luke Morris scored 14 points and Mitchell Gillig chipped in with nine points.
We are very proud of our Woodmore High School band students who put on a fantastic concert last night! Thank you to Mr. Emerine and the band for a great evening! 🎵
The girls high school wrestling team placed 15th of 50 teams with 53 points in the Clyde Invite. Mallory Meggitt finished fourth at 115 pounds and Addison Overmyer was fifth at 120 pounds.
The varsity wrestling team placed 6th, one point out of fourth, at the Coldwater Invite with 178 points. Landon Rich (165) and Jack Caldwell (175) won their weight classes. Wyatt Theiroff (106), Brant Deal (150), and Michael Seeger (190) all finished second.
The varsity boys basketball team lost a 68-51 decision at St. Mary Central Catholic. Luke Morris scored 15 points and Brady Thatcher added 13 points. The JV team lost, 54-34, as Ryan Maynard scored 12 points.
The high school students ended their week with a holiday scavenger hunt! The classes competed against one another bringing their items to Mrs. Valasek to determine who had the best version of the item combined with who could get it to her the quickest. Some of the teachers joined in, as well!
4 more days, high school students, and exams are next week! You got this! 💙💛
The boys varsity basketbal team lost a 54-48 decision at home to St. Joseph Central Catholic. Brady Thatcher led Woodmore with 15 points while Brody Ish added 11 points and Luke Morris chipped in with 10 points.
The boys JV basketball team earned a 53-32 win at home over St. Joseph Central Catholic . Sophomore Ryan Maynard led the Wildcats with 20 points while freshman Gavin Donley added 11 points.
The boys freshman basketball team posted a 40-24 win over home over St. Joseph Central Catholic. Calvin Lipstraw led the Wildcats with 17 points while Bradley Feetzer added 10 points.
Sophomore Emily Lang finished fourth in the 200 individual medley with a time of 2:44.70 and she was second in the 500 freestyle with a time of 6:13.59, in a meet at Fremont Ross that also included Findlay and Clyde.
The girls varsity basketball team was a 35-21 winner at home over Sandusky St. Mary CC. Karta Schneider scored 14 points and CAmeran Quinso chipped in with eight points.
The JV girls basketball team earned a 41-8 win at home over Clyde's freshman team. Brooke Lowry led the way with 14 points while Anastasia Pietrowski scored 12 points.