Jack Caldwell will be the alternate at 175 pounds at the state wrestling meet next week after placing 5th in the district meet. Landon Rich placed sixth at 165 pounds while Brant Deal (150) and Wyatt Thieroff (106) did not place after making it to the second day of the meet.
The varsity wrestling team still has 4 athletes alive at the district meet at Rossford - Wyatt Thieroff (106), Brant Deal (150), Landon Rich (165), Jack Caldwell (175). All 4 have 1 loss after the 1st day of the two-day event which determine the state qualifiers from NW Ohio.
Due to the 2 hour delay last Friday, our final celebration of FFA week took place today at the high school. The students explained about FFA and official dress and then played a relay game with 5 stations and 5 students from each grade level. What a fun way to end a Friday!
📸:Wildcat Photography
This past Tuesday, the HS concert band, jazz band, and MS band put on an amazing concert! Thank you for the great performance!
📸: Lydia Kigar (Thank you!)
The boys HS wrestling team had six advance to next week's district meet after top 4 finishes in the sectional. Jack Caldwell was the district champion (175), Brant Deal and Michael Seeger were second, Wyatt Thieroff and Landon Rich were third, and Bailey Jendrzejak was fourth.
The vasity girls basketball team lost a 46-33 decision at Lakota in the Div. IV sectional final. Cameran Quisno led the way with 10 points. The Wildcats conclude the season with a 13-10 record.
For those attending the girls HS basketball sectional tournament game at Lakota this afternoon, the spectator entrance is in the front of the school. There will not be a spectator entrance in the back of the school.
Yesterday, two of Mr. Miller's classes had the privilege of hearing ODOT present. They provided each student with a folder of information and spoke on entry level positions, employability skills, and all the various career fields that are needed for ODOT to operate on a daily basis. Students were able to ask questions and they allowed time for individual conversations with students. What a neat opportunity!
Last night, our five seniors were recognized before their final home basketball game!
Congratulations to:
Amber Conner;
Averie Converse;
Gabby Geldine;
Rylee Williamson;
Luke Morris
If you haven't seen it yet, be sure to check out Window 2 Woodmore, our high school student publication! They recently had a guest writer (a former 5-time Associated Press sportswriter of the year in North Dakota!) who complimented the publication's series on the state of journalism. You can find Window 2 Woodmore here: https://window2woodmore.com/
The HS boys basketball teams lost at home to Northwood - the varsity dropped a 63-31 decision as Luke Morris scored 17 points; the JV team lost, 29-10, as Calvin Lipstraw and Camdyn Schwartz both had 3 points; and the freshman lost, 35-23, as Calvin Lipstraw scored 12 points.
Last Friday, the Woodmore boys' basketball and cheerleading teams showed their appreciation to the Woodmore staff! Each athlete got to pick a staff member to bring to the game and they each wrote a little note about them as well. We could not love this more! (Be sure to check out our Facebook post to see all of the pictures!)
And don't forget that tonight is Senior Night! It will be the last time our five senior athletes will be on our home court. Come out and support them and the rest of the Wildcats! We hope to see you there!
The boys varsity basketball team lost a 63-39 decision at home to Hopewell-Loudon. Brady Thatcher scored 19 points and Gavin Donley added 10. The JV team lost, 51-32, as Camdyn Schwartz scored 11 points and Logan Migliori added eight points.
The freshman boys basketball team lost a 54-32 decision at home to Hopewell-Loudon. Mason Hasselkus led the way with 15 points for the Wildcats.
Sophomore swimmer Emily Lang placed sixth in her heat of the 100-yard backstroke in the Div. II district meet at BGSU today with a time of 1:11.12. Congratulations, Emily, on being a double district qualifier.
Sophomore swimmer Emily Lang placed fifth in her heat of the 200-yard freestyle in the Div. II district meet at BGSU with a time of 2:11.75. Congratulations, Emily, on being a district qualifier. She will swim later today in the 100-yard backstroke.
The girls varsity basketball team earned a 29-19 win at home over Hopewell-Loudon. Cameran Quisno led the way with 11 points. The JV team was a 29-7 winner in a two-quarter game. Izzy Helmke led the Wildcats with nine points.
On SRO Appreciation Day we want to thank our Woodmore High School School Resource Officer. SRO Psota is a member of the Elmore PD and is in his first year as our SRO. We are thankful to have SRO's in our school and we are thankful for SRO Psota. Thanks SRO Psota for all that you do!
Woodmore High School recognizes a Senior of the Month and a Student of the Month at the monthly Board of Education Meeting. At the February BOE meeting we will recognize our January and February winners. Our January winners were Emma Hammer (12) and Michael Seeger (10). Our February winners are Madi Hammer (12) and Keegan Strong (9). Congratulations to these four very deserving students!
Additionally, please view the slide show of all of our 2023-2024 Senior and Students of the Month. You can access the slideshow by clicking https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ljk01tueELqviwx5xiQ2HfaNPky__5Ry9jYZBMTMS0E/edit?usp=sharing
The girls JV basketball team lost a close 29-25 decision at home to Genoa. Emma Hahn scored six points while Lilian Runion and Keira Travis both contributed five points.