The middle school girls basketball teams split games at Northwood. The 7th grade won, 21-20, as Makenzie Schave scored six points and Adelyn Cluse had five points. The 7th grade lost, 20-8, as Abbey Bland, Lydia Thomas, and Makenzie Schave each scored two points.
The middle school boys basketball teams split with Northwood at home. The 8th grade won, 51-15, as Joe Barr scored 20 points and Avery Clouse added 10 points. The 7th grade lost, 48-28, as Vince Taylor scored 11 points and TycenThorbahn seven.
Congratulations to January's Elementary PE All Stars! 🥳👟
The HS and MS girls wrestling teams hosted a tournament today and the HS team placed third and the MS was 20th. Tinley Thieroff (105), Satori Alter (155), and Molly Hower (145) were runners-up in their wieght class. Alonah Buffaloe was 5th at 122 pounds in the JH meet.
Senior swimmer Emily Lang won the 500 freestyle in the SBC league meet yesterday at Port Clinton with a time of 5:49.11. She was also second in the 200 freestyle with a time of 2:15.57. She earned All-SBC in both events. Congratulations, Emily.
The girls basketball teams swept games at Danbury. The varsity was a 41-25 winner behind 17 points from Kelsey Kaylor and 10 from Camille Strong. The JV team won a two-quarter game, 21-12. Abbie Schmeltz scored 10 points.
The middle school boys wrestling team finished 17th in the Jacob Andrews Invite hosted by Clyde. Woodmore had one champion. Benjamin Garber had a 4-0 record to win the 122-pound weight class.
The freshman boys basketball team lost, 45-18, at Bellevue. Bowen Ish scored seven points and Owen Herrig had six points.
The varsity boys wrestling team had seven champions easily winning their own "A" Classic tournament. Bryce Ruch (106), Aiden Cordy (126), Wyatt Thieroff (138), Gavin Herrig (157), Landon Rich (175), Michael Seeger (190), and Bailey Jenrdrzejak (215) all won their weight class.
The boys high school basketball team lost games at Gibsonburg. The varsity fell, 67-36, as Carson Slates scored 17 points. The JV team lost 50-43, as Connor Orcelletto scored 19 points
Congratulations to January's Elementary Musicians of the Month! 🥳🎶
The Woodmore High School Drama Club will present “The Little Mermaid” this spring. Currently, many students, a production team, and numerous parents have teamed up and are working together to put together a quality musical so that our community will be able to witness, once again, the talent that our local school has to offer.
You can imagine how much time and effort our theatre students put into this program each year. As Director, it is my goal to give these students the tools and the necessities to work with in order to ensure that they will have a production for which they can be proud.
We are asking for your support. This community has always stood behind students who strive for success, and in our theatre students you will find nothing less than dedication, commitment, talent, and the drive to succeed both in theatre and in their academic lives, but we need your help to keep these opportunities alive.
We ask that you show your support to this production by becoming a business or personal sponsor. Your name or business name will appear in our show program. Please fill out the information below and send it back to us with your check to:
Woodmore Drama Club
c/o Marcia Busdeker
700 W. College Ave
Woodville, OH 43469
If you have any concerns or questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at: mbusdeker@woodmoreschools.com.
Thank you so much for your time and consideration. We know that you will find a way to support us either by becoming a sponsor or by attending our performances and helping spread the word about our program.
Sincerely,
Marcia Busdeker
Director, “The Little Mermaid”
Business Name: _______________________________________________________
Contact Person: _______________________________________________________
Phone Number: ________________________________________________________
Email: _________________________________________________________________
Please accept my check in the amount of:
_____$100 Shakespeare Sponsorship
_____$75 Center Stage Sponsorship
_____$50 Spotlight Sponsorship
_____$25 Break-a-Leg Sponsorship
You can imagine how much time and effort our theatre students put into this program each year. As Director, it is my goal to give these students the tools and the necessities to work with in order to ensure that they will have a production for which they can be proud.
We are asking for your support. This community has always stood behind students who strive for success, and in our theatre students you will find nothing less than dedication, commitment, talent, and the drive to succeed both in theatre and in their academic lives, but we need your help to keep these opportunities alive.
We ask that you show your support to this production by becoming a business or personal sponsor. Your name or business name will appear in our show program. Please fill out the information below and send it back to us with your check to:
Woodmore Drama Club
c/o Marcia Busdeker
700 W. College Ave
Woodville, OH 43469
If you have any concerns or questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at: mbusdeker@woodmoreschools.com.
Thank you so much for your time and consideration. We know that you will find a way to support us either by becoming a sponsor or by attending our performances and helping spread the word about our program.
Sincerely,
Marcia Busdeker
Director, “The Little Mermaid”
Business Name: _______________________________________________________
Contact Person: _______________________________________________________
Phone Number: ________________________________________________________
Email: _________________________________________________________________
Please accept my check in the amount of:
_____$100 Shakespeare Sponsorship
_____$75 Center Stage Sponsorship
_____$50 Spotlight Sponsorship
_____$25 Break-a-Leg Sponsorship
The boys freshman basketball team lost a 41-26 decision at Lake. Kielyr Overly and Bowen Ish both scored five points.
The middle school girls basketball team lost games at home to St. Mary Central Catholic. The 7th grade lost, 29-15, as Makenzie Schave scored six points. The 8th grade lost, 31-14, as Schave scored seven points and Lyidia Thomas scored four points.
The middle school boys basketball teams split at St. Mary Central Catholic. The 8th grade won, 42-4, as Avery Clouse scored 10 points and Chase Allen added nine points. The 7th grade team lost, 34-19, as Tycen Thorbahn scored six points.
The high school girls basketbal teams swept Lakota at home. The varsity won, 54-19, as Camille Strong and Kelsey Kaylor both scored nine points. The JV team won a two-quarter game, 20-16, as Abbie Schmeltz scored seven points.
The high school basketball teams lost games at Calvert. The varsity lost, 76-65, as Carson Slates scored 27 points and Gavin Donley and Brandon Kayser each scored 11. The JV team lost, 45-44, as Parker Boss scored 13 points, Mason McGee and Connor Orcelleto added eight points.
The varsity girls wrestling team lost a dual match at home with Fremont Ross, 66-15. Tinley Thieroff (105) won by decision, Hope Scherger (140) won by pin, and Satori Alter (155) won by pin.
The middle school girls basketball team lost a 32-14 decision at home to Hopewell-Loudon. Lydia Thomas scored four points and London Renken added three points.
The middle school boys basketball teams split at Hopewell-Loudon. The 8th grade won, 48-30, behind 20 points from Chase Allen and 14 points from Logan Perkins. The 7th grade lost, 37-16, as Tycen Thorbahn had six points and Rutledge Reiser four points.