Woodmore Local Schools

After communicating with our alert provider this morning, we received this response as to why the 2 hour delay notifications did not go out:
"We were performing system administration updates on Alerts early this morning which temporarily made the system unavailable.
Our Alerts system was back online at 6am CT and should be operating as expected moving forward!"

We are continuing our communication with them to ensure that this is resolved and will not affect our ability to communicate future delays or closings. Thank you!

All Woodmore athletic events scheduled for today (Sept. 17), home and away, will be played as scheduled.

Due to fog, Woodmore is CLOSED today, Wednesday, September 17, 2025. Stay safe Wildcats!

Unfortunately, Thrillshare (our alert system) is having trouble right now sending our alerts. We ARE on a 2 Hour Delay today, Wednesday, September 17th, 2025.

Woodmore Schools will be on a 2-hour delay today, 9-17-25, due to the intense fog. Please stay safe.

The high school volleyball feams swept matches at Northwood - the varsity was a 25-23, 25-21, 25-20 winner while the JV won, 25-17, 25-16.

The boys golf team finished second in the SBC River Division Tournament at Eagles Landing GC with a 345 team total. Parker Boss shot 78 to place 4th and Mason Busdiecker shot 81 to tie for 7th. Brandon Kayser and Caden Hilt both shot 93, Kevin Wallace 98, and Keaston Mayo 102.

The girls golf team finished fifth in the SBC River Division Tournament at Eagles Landing GC with a 444 team total. Abbey Tucker shot 102 to tie for 11th-place. Lexi Martin shot 113, Satori Alter 114, Jordyn Dunn 115, Olivia Sentle 121, and Anastasia Unum 146.

The boys soccer team losts a 7-0 decision at Liberty Center as Jack Avers had five saves in goal.

The middle school volleyball teams split matches at home with Lakota - the 7th grade won, 25-6, 25-21; the 8th grade lost, 25-13, 25-14.

The girls soccer team posted a 3-0 win over Perkins at home. Kelsey Kaylor scored two goals and Taylor Hill added the other. Izzy Helmke had two assists and Abbie Schmeltz made six saves in goal.

The HS volleyball team lost matches at home to Lakota - the varsity lost, 25-9, 26-24, 20-25, 25-13; the JV team lost, 25-10, 25-22.

The JV golf team lost a dual match to St. Mary CC at Sugar Creek GC, 212-213. Liam Combs and TJ Cunningham both shot 54 to lead Woodmore. Connar Squires shot 55, John Schreck 56, Avery Reiser 57, Dillon Fulweber 66, and Carter Halbeisen 71.

The middle school volleyball team swept Northwood at home - the 7th grade won, 25-8, 26-24; the 8th grade won, 26-24, 25-11.

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The MS boys cross country team won the Genoa Invite with 30 points as five runners finished in the top 10 led by Cohen Broud in second-place with a time of 11:50.66. Grace Blausey was the top female finisher in 32nd with a time of 15:18.47.

The HS boys cross country team finished sixth and the girls were fifth in the Genoa Invite. Myles Byrd was the top boys finisher in eighth-place with a time of 17:29.28 and Wren Lewis led the girls placing 20th in 22:12.48.

The JV football team earned a 44-16 win at home over Lakota. Ish Nagy had three scoring runs, Lucas Caldwel two scoring runs, and Mason McGee and Collin Perkins hooked up on a scoring pass play.