The boys middle school wrestlilng team placed 5th in the 18-school Northwod Invite. Bryce Ruch (98), Lucas Caldwell (150), and Kaden Osbron (205) won their weight class. TJ Cunningham (160) and Luke Geldine (142) placed third.
The Woodmore Middle School Builders Club is having a spirit wear fundraiser. The items feature a general design that says "Wildcat Nation". There are a variety of color options available and includes both adult and youth sizes. Here is the link for the store: https://woodmoreschools2025.itemorder.com/shop/. Anyone is welcome to order. Orders can be sent home with your student or picked up at the school. The store closes February 2nd at 11:59PM. Thank you in advance for your support!
Good morning,
Woodmore Local Schools will be closed on Wednesday January 22, 2025 due to extreme cold- which creates hazardous conditions for students. All events will be cancelled as well. Please stay safe and warm. Thank you and Go Wildcats!
The middle school girls/boys basketball games tomorrow (Jan.22) against Old Fort have been cancelled.
The high school girls basketball games tomorrow (Jan. 21) at home vs. Old Fort have been cancelled.
The middle school boys wrestling team tied for sixth in the 17-school Woodmore Invite. Bryce Ruch won the 98-pound weight class and Lucas Caldwell was the champion at 150. Luke Geldien (142) and Kaden Osborn (205) finished fourth in their weight class.
The middle schooll girls wrestling team placed third in the 28-school Fremont Ross Invite. Tinley Thieroff won the 92-pound weight class while Anires Douglas was the runner-up at 122, and Harmony Kroetz was third at 128.
The HS girls basketball games tonite vs. Lakota will be played as scheduled with the four-quarter JV game beginning at 5:30, followed by the varsity contest.
Don't forget! We will have a 2 hour early release tomorrow, January 17th for the end of the second quarter!
The middle school girls basketball teams split at home with Lakota - the 8th grade won, 20-16, as Liv Sentle scored seven points, Alexys Becerra six points, and Myra Huss five points; the 7th grade lost, 27-13, as Lacey Schultze scored five points.
The middle school boys basketball teams split at Lakota - the 7th grade won, 41-30, as Joe Barr scored 15 points and Grayson Thatcher added 12 points; the 8th grade lost, 42-16, as Owen Herrig scored seven points and Bowen Ish scored five points.
The middle school girls basketball teams lost games at Hopewell-Loudon - the 7th grade lost, 26-10, as Emilee Barr scored four points; the 8th grade lost, 34-14, as Alexys Becerra scored six points.
The mniddle school boys basketbal teams split games at home with Hopewell-Loudon - the 7th grade won, 41-21, as Avery Clouse scored 16 points and Joe Barr added nine points; the 8th grade lost, 43-24, as Bowen Ish and John Schreck each scored six points.
The middle school girls basketball teams lost games at Hopewell-Loudon - the 7th grade lost, 26-10, as Emilee Barr scored four points; the 8th grade lost, 34-18, as Sonia Alarcon scored five points and Olivia Sentle scored four points.
The middle school girls basketball teams lost games at Gibsonburg - the 7th grade lost, 44-6, as Emilee Barr and Lacey Schultze each scored two points; the 8th grade lost, 34-18, as Sonia Alarcon scored five points and Olivia Sentle added four points.
The midlde school boys basketball teams swept Gibsonburg on the road - the 7th grade won, 42-25, as Grayson Thatcher scored 12 points and Chase Allen added 10 points.; the 8th grade won, 24-16, as Bowen Ish scored eight points and Owen Herrig added six points.
The middle school basketball games today (both boys and girls) against Danbury are cancelled and there will be no middle school athletic practices today.
The middle school girls wrestling team finished second in the Wodomore Invite with 59 points, eight less than Fremont Ross. Tinley Thieroff (98) and Reagan Walper (128) both won their weight class. Harmony Kroetz was second at 122 pounds.
Happy New Year Woodmore Families!
Attention Woodmore Elementary and Middle School Families - we have an amazing opportunity for you this afternoon!
We have received many generous donations from Toys for Tots and are going to provide an opportunity for all of our PK-8 families to come through the PreK-8 cafeteria and join their child/children in choosing a donated item for Christmas. This will take place today, December 20, 2024, after our early dismissal from 1:30 pm-3:30 pm. Please note that all students MUST be accompanied and supervised by an adult as they choose their item.
Thank you and Happy Holidays!
Ms. Lafontaine and Mr. Davis
Elementary and Middle School Principals