The middle school girls basketball teams split games at Gibsonburg - the 8th grade won, 20-13, as Payton Whitcum scored five points, and Lacey Lipstraw and Olivia Schreck each had four points; the 7th grade lost, 21-19, as Liv Sentle had six points and Myra Huss had four points.
The varsity boys basketball team defeated Lakota, 69-49, at home. Senior Luke Morris scored 33 points to lead Woodmore. Junior Brady Thatcher chipped in with 15 points and junior Brody Ish scored 11 points.
The boys JV basketball team earned a 29-18 win at home over Lakota. Freshman Gavin Donley led the Wildcats with 11 points. Sophomores Camdyn Schwartz and Ryan Maynard both scored eight points.
Get your name or your business name listed in the spring musical program "Annie." Your support will help offset the cost of costuming, props and other production costs and necessities. The Drama Club thanks you for ALL of your generosity over the years!
Don't forget! We have a 2 hour delay tomorrow, Tuesday, January 9th!
The varsity boys wrestling team won its own "A" Classic with 253.5 points in the 26-team tournament. Jack Caldwell finished second at 175. Wyatt Thieroff (106), Aiden Cordy (126), Brant Deal (150), Bailey Jendrzejak (157), and Landon Rich (165) all placed third.
The freshman and JV boys basketball team lost games at Hopewell-Loudon. The frosh lost, 47-12, as Calvin Lipstraw scored eight points; the JV team lost, 55-27, as Logan Migliori scored six points.
The varsity boys basketball team lost a 65-43 decision at Hopewell-Loudon. Woodmore led 39-37 entering the fourth quarter. Luke Morris led the way with 17 points, Brady Thatcher added 16 points.
The varsity girls basketball team lost a 54-23 decision at Gibsonburg. Senior Abby Sandrock led Wodmore with seven points. Gibsonburg led 19-0 at one point in the first quarter.
The JV girls basketball team earned a 33-22 win at Gibsonburg. Sophomores Anastasia Pietrowski and Izzy Helmke both scored nine points, Keira Travis added seven points.
"Annie" actors have to let off steam at a rehearsal, so why not take a fun picture of our middle schoolers and one lone high school student during a break? 39 actors will take the stage on March 21-22-23-24 to present our spring musical. Until then we will practice, practice, practice!
Parents and kinship caregivers! Sandusky County JFS just made us aware of this neat program! On the 3rd Tuesday of every month (except August and December), they will be hosting a parent cafe to discuss the joys and challenges of parenting. Bonus - childcare and dinner is provided! The cafes run from 5:30 - 7PM. If you have any questions, please reach out to Jenni Zaika or Tiffany Felter (their contact info is on the flyer). Registration is required - just scan the QR code and register for each session you'd like to attend.
The boys varsity basketball team lost a 69-49 decision at Gibsonburg as Luke Morris scored 22 points and Brady Thatcher added 11 points. The JV team lost a 46-29 decision with Calvin Lipstraw scoring eight points and Ryan Maynard adding seven points.
This afternoon, as part of their Professional Development Day, high school teachers took a field trip to Fremont to visit two different manufacturers and learn about their companies. Thank you to Green Bay Packaging and Motion Control Robotics for hosting our teachers! They had a great time learning about different opportunities available to our students!
"Annie" rehearsals began tonight in the very quiet K-8 building. Our actors were introduced to their songs and worked on dancing. Pictured are senior Ava Rich and juniors Justin Kigar and Stella Strong.
The varsity boys basketball team lost a 70-44 decision at Port Clinton. Brady Thatcher led the way with 26 points. The JV team lost, 44-31, as Logan Migliori scored 8 points, and the freshman team lost, 54-14, as Bradley Fetzer scored 6 points.
The varsity boys basketball team dropped a 60-42 decision at home to Edison. Luke Morris was the only Wildcat in double figures scoring 19 points. Woodmore trailed 34-16 at halftime. The JV team lost, 52-46. Gavin Donley scored 15 points.
The middle school boys wrestling team placed 10th in the 32-team Lakota Invite with 92 points. Graham Knepper was the 2nd at 160 pounds with a 5-1 record, DJ Orcelletto was 4th at 142 with a 3-2 record, Stone Meggitt (92) and Nick Vargo (172) were both 6th with 4-2 records.
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.
The middle school girls wrestling team placed seventh in the Tinora Invite with 40 points. Hope Scherger won the 128-pound weight class pinning all three of her opponents. Tinley Thieroff placed second in the 80-pound weight class. There were 45 schools in the tournament.