The boys middle school cross country team placed 19th in the Tiffin Carnival with 582 points. Cooper Martin placed 44th among 233 runners with a time of 12:16.4. The girls placed 22nd with 634 points. Peyton Damschroder finished 75th among 259 runners with a time of 13:49.6.
The boys golf team finished 12th in the Columbian Invite at Clinton Heights GC with a team total of 374. Mason Busdiecker shot 84, Brandon Kayser 92, Kevin Wallace, Kaiden Orcelletto, and Brody Ish all shot 99, and Jacob Yungless shot 104.
The girls golf team finished 13th in the Lady Bluestreak Invite at Ironwood GC with a team total of 438. The tournament was hosted by Archbold. Satori Alter shot 102, Jordyn Dunn 109, Hali Ballard 113, and Abbey Tucker 114.
The girls soccer team defeatd Eastwood, 2-0, at home as Kalle Heins scored a first-half goal from Taylor Hill and Willow Lewis scored in the second half, also from Hill. Kara Schneider was credited with nine saves.
The JV football team earned a 42-24 win at Lakota. Ish Nagy scored three rushing touchdowns while Keegan Strong and Auden Hemminger also scored on the ground. Gavin Donley caught a scoring pass from Caden Hilt.
The high school volleyball teams split matches at Sandusy St. Mary CC - the varsity won, 25-14, 25-6, 25-13; the JV team lost, 15-25, 25-16, 27-25.
The girls golf team placed 8th in an SBC Shootout at Mohawk CC with a team score of 240. Satori Alter shot 48, Hali Ballard and Jordyn Dunn both shot 62, and Abbey Tucker shot 68.
Last week, Ms. Ralston's students did some statistical analysis of whether or not Double Stuf OREOs actually have double the amount of filling as regular OREOs! We love hands on learning!
Yesterday afternoon our Varsity and JV cheerleaders came to the middle school to help out the 5th/6th grade cheer team learn some new cheers and sharpen up their motions. What a great way to show leadership within Wildcat Nation! Thank you!
Good Morning!
We have updated our gifted page with the presentation for those who could not attend our Gifted Coffee and Conversation last week. We will continue to update this page with information as the year progresses!
https://www.woodmoreschools.org/page/gifted-education-program
The boys golf team placed ninth in an SBC Shootout at Green Hills GC with a team total of 200. Kevin Wallace shot 47, Kaiden Orcelletto 49, Brandon Kayser and Brody Ish both shot 52, and Jacob Youngless shot 59.
The girls soccer team earned an 8-0 win at home over Huron. Six different players scored goals including two from both Rylie Heselbart and Willow Lewis, one each from Kalle Heins, Camille Strong, Bailey Meggitt, and Izzy Helmke. Kara Schneider did not have a save in goal.
The girls golf team finished third in a quad meet at Clinton Heights GC with a team total of 232. Satori Alter shot 52, Hali Ballard and Jordyn Dunn each shot 55, and Abby Tucker shot 70.
The high school volleyball teams lost at home to Fremont St. Joseph Central Catholic - the varsity by scores of 25-15, 25-12, 25-9; the JV lost 25-22, 25-22.
Congratulations to this year's Homecoming Court!! 🎉 Even though not everyone was here to be recognized, we are super excited!
Freshman: Sophie Bell & Jayden Kroetz
Sophomore: Olivia Scavio & Keil Almroth
Junior: Emma Watson & Adyn Smith
Senior: Ava Cook & Parker Hahn
Anna Kigar & Brady Buhrow
Hali Ballard & Izaiah Wilson
The girls golf team finished 10th in the Columbian Invite at Clinton Heights GC with a 453 team total. Hali Ballard and Jordyn Dunn both shot 104, Satori Alter 117, and Abbey Tucker 128.
The cross country teams ran in the Mel Brodt high school meet at BGSU. Top finishers were: HS boys-Brady Thatcher (89th, 18:29.7); HS girls-Stella Strong (262nd, 27:38.8), MS boys-Cooper Martin (30th, 13:04.3); MS girls-Tinley Thieroff (67th, 14:09.3).
The girls soccer team lost a 1-0 decision at home to Evergreen. Kara Schneider was credited with three saves.
The varsity football team improved to 2-0 with a 44-14 win at home over Montpelier. Landon Rich rushed 19 times for 218 yards and Michael Seeger had 128 yards on 10 carries. Woodmore scored 24 second-quarter points then held Montpellier to 8 yards on 9 plays in the 2nd half.
The high school ended their first week with a Pep Rally celebrating fall sports and playing a fun game of Head, Shoulders, Knees, Pom! What a great way to cap off a great first week back! 🎉
Good luck to all of our Wildcats competing tonight and this weekend!
