News and Notes

March 20 - Senior Macey Bauder was a third-team Div. IV all-state selection by the Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association.  Bauder, a 5-4 guard, averaged 16.0 points per game this season, 3.9 assists, 4.4 rebounds, and 3.5 steals.  She helped the Wildcats to a share of the Northern Buckeye Conference (NBC) title and a 21-4 overall record.  She was the NBC Player of the Year this season.  She ended her career with 1,001 points becoming the sixth girls player in school history to reach the milestone.  She also had 352 assists and 273 steals for her career.  A four-year letterwinner, Bauder helped the Wildcat basketball teams to a combined overall record of 76-21 over her four years.  The girls basketball program has won 93 games over the last five seasons.

Feb. 23 - Div. IV District - Otsego H.S. - Lakota 41, Woodmore 36. In a game that started slowly, Woodmore scored the first points of the game almost three minutes into the game and Lakota did not score until the 2:27 mark of the first quarter, the two teams settled for a 6-5 Woodmore lead after one quarter.  Woodmore would only manage five points in the second quarter while Lakota was scoring 14, as Woodmore trailed 19-11 at halftime.  Woodmore turned the tables in the third quarter outscoring Lakota, 17-5, to take a 28-24 lead.   But, Woodmore would manage just eight points in the fourth quarter, four of those in the last 22 seconds of the frame, while Lakota scored 17 points, 15 of those from the foul line.  Lakota held its biggest edge of the game at 17-8 at the 3:41 mark of the second quarter. Woodmore would score three of the last five points in the quarter and then the first four points of the third quarter to pull to within 19-15.  After a Lakota three-pointer, the Wildcats would score six unanswered to pull within 22-21 with 3:01 left in the third quarter.  After a Lakota field goal, Woodmore would score the last seven points of the quarter to take a 28-24 lead to the final stanza.  A Woodmore free throw extended the lead to 29-24 early in th fourth quarter, but Lakota responded with the next six points to take a 30-29 lead with 5:06 remaining.  Woodmore would then get a lay up from sophomore Kara Schneider at the 4:52 mark to take a 31-30 lead.  That would be the last lead for Woodmore.  Lakota would score the next six points to take a 36-31 lead with 1:25 left.  After a Woodmore free throw, Lakota would run off the next three points to take a 39-32 lead with 34.6 seconds left.  The Wildcats had one last run in them getting a field goal by junior Abby Sandrock after an offensive rebound and senior Macey Bauder added a layup with 7.1 seconds left to pull within 39-36.  But, Woodmore fouled with 5.8 seconds left and Lakota canned both free throws to earn the win.  Lakota had one field goal in the fourth quarter, but were 15-of-19 at the line after going 2-of-7 at line before the final quarter.  Senior Macey Bauder led Woodmore with 10 points while Sandrock and Schneider each added eight points.  Woodmore had a 13-9 edge in field goals, but Lakota had a 6-1 edge in three-point field goals.  Woodmore was 9-of-13 from the line while Lakota was 17-of-26.  Bauder went over 1,000 career points in the game becoming the fifth girls players to reach the milestone.  Bauder scored 1,001 points for her career.

Feb. 18 - Div. IV Sectional - Bowling Green H.S. - Woodmore 56, St. Joseph CC 36.  After a slow start, Woodmore outscored St. Joseph CC, 38-23, in the second half to pull away from an 18-13 halftime edge.  SJCC pulled with two points at 28-26, after scoring nine unanswered points, at the 2:32 mark of the third quarter.  Woodmore would score the last seven points of the quarter to extend the lead to 35-26.  SJCC scored the first four points of the fourth quarter to pull within 35-30 with 6:29 left, but Woodmore would score 13 of the next 17 points to take a 51-34 lead with 1:46 left.  Senior Macey Bauder scored 22 points to lead the Wildcats and junior Cameran Quisno hit three three-pointers on her way to 10 points.  Woodmore had an 18-15 edge in field goals and they converted 14-of-23 from the line while SJCC was 5-of-14 from the line.

Feb. 16 - Div. IV Sectional - Bowling Green H.S. - Woodmore 79, Cardinal Stritch 11.  Woodmore scored 21 of the first 23 points of the game and went on for the win and advance in the state tournament.  Woodmore led 49-8 at halftime.  Senior Macey Bauder and junior Cameran Quisno both scored 20 points while sophomore Kara Schneider scored 12 points.  Woodmore had a 31-5 edge in field goals and the Wildcats had the only five three-pointers in the game.  Woodmore was 12-of-16 from the line, Cardinal Stritch was 1-of-4.  The Wildcats advance to play Patrick Henry on Saturday.

Feb. 13 - Four Woodmore players earned honorable mention All-Northern Buckeye Conference honors in the recent vote of the league coaches.  Seniors Macey Bauder, Jordan Beam, and Alayna Hahn, in addition to sophomore Kara Schneider, earned league honors.  Bauder earned league Player of the Year and first-team all-league accolades.  Bauder is averaging 15.8 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 4.1 assists.  She leads the team with 19 three-point field goals, 91 assists, and 77 steals.  Beam, who earned second-team all-league honors, is averaging 6.2 points and 5.9 rebounds. Schneider, who also was a second-team all-league selection, is averaging 8.5 points and 6.4 rebounds.  Hahn was an honorable mention selection averaging 4.5 points and 4.1 rebounds.  She is second on the team with 69 steals.  Bauder was a first-team all-league selection and a second-team choice as a sophomore.  Beam was an honorable mention pick last year.  In addition, Bauder was named to the first -team Div. IV all-district teams (District 7 team and the Ohio Prep Sportswriters Assoc. squad) and both Beam and Schneider earned honorable mention all-district (District 7).

Feb. 11 - Freshman - at Findlay 38, Woodmore 26 (Olivia Donley 5 pts., Anastasia Pietrowski 4 pts.)

Feb. 9 - Varsity - at Woodmore 50, Eastwood 26.  The Wildcats clinched their second Northern Buckeye Conference title in the last three years with the victory.  Woodmore led 16-7 after one quarter and extended the halftime edge to 27-11, holding Eastwood to four points in the frame.  Woodmore led 38-21 after three quarter.  Senior Macey Bauder led the way with 18 points while senior Jordan Beam added 11 points on senior night.  Woodmore had a 22-7 edge in field goals as both teams sank two three-point field goals.  Woodmore was 4-of-6 from the stripe, Eastwood was 10-of-13.  Woodmore tied for the league title with Fostoria, as the two teams split their regular season meetings and both ended league play with 13-1 records.  This is the sixth league title in school history.  JV - at Woodmore 25, Eastwood 22.  Woodmore led 20-4 at halftime and held on to earn the win.  Freshman Kelsey Kaylor scored 10 points and sophomore Brooke Lowry added seven points .  Freshman - at Woodmore 27, Sandusky 23.  In a close game all the way sophomore Olivia Donley scored seven points and sophomore Lilian Runion added six points.

Feb. 7 - Varsity - Woodmore 37, at Oak Harbor 18.  Woodmore held Oak Harbor scoreless until the 4:17 mark of the second quarter while building a 16-0 lead before going on to post the non-league road victory.  Woodmore led 22-6 at halftime and 27-13 after three quarters.  Senior Alayna Hahn led the way with 10 points while senior Macey Bauder added nine points.  Woodmore had a 14-7 edge in field goals, but Oak Harbor had two of the three three-point field goals in the game.  Woodmore was 8-of-13 at the line, Oak Harbor was 2-of-4.   JV - Woodmore 31, at Oak Harbor 23. Woodmore won the fourth quarter, 11-3, to earn the win.  The game was timed at 20 heading to the fourth quarter.  Freshman Kelsey Kaylor scored 14 points and freshman Ariana Florio added six points.

Feb. 2 - Varsity - Woodmore 55, at Rossford 18.  After Rossford scored the opening basket of the game, Woodmore would go on a 16-1 run and win the Northern Buckeye Conference road game in easy fashion.  Senior Macey Bauder scored 22 points and sophomore Kara Schneider added 10 points.  Woodmore had a 23-5 edge in field goals and a 3-1 edge in three-pointers.  Woodmore was 6-of-11 from the line.  JV - Woodmore 23, at Rossford 5.  Woodmore won the two quarter game behind eight points from freshman Arian Florio and five points from sophomore Brooke Lowry.

Jan. 28 - Varsity - at Woodmore 52, St. Joseph CC 38.  Woodmore led all the way in earning the non-league victory.  Woodmore led 11-9 after one quarter, 25-17 at halftime, and 40-26 after three quarters.  Senior Macey Bauder scored 16 of her game-high 19 points in the second half.  She was 12-of-16 the line for the game, including 7-of-10 in the fourth quarter. Senior Paige Helmke added 12 points hitting four three-point field goals, two in the second quarter and two in the third quarter.  Woodmore had a 16-11 edge in field goals and a 6-3 edge in three-point field goals.  Woodmore was 14-of-22 from the line, St. Joseph CC was 10-of -20.  The victory was the 200th career win for Wildcat head coach Kyle Clair.   JV - at Woodmore 51, St. Joseph CC 38.  SJCC led 11-10 after one quarter, 25-24 at halftime before Woodmore won the third quarter, 17-5, to take a 41-30 edge into the final stanza.  Freshman Kelsey Kaylor scored 14 points while freshman Ariana Florio added 12 points.   Freshman - at Woodmore 43, St. Joseph CC 16.  Woodmore led 20-7 at halfitme and 32-8 after three quarters.  Sophomore Lilian Runion scored 15 points and freshman Anastasia Pietrowski added 14 points.

Jan. 26 - Varsity -at Woodmore 48, Elmwood 36.  Sophomore Kara Schneider scored all nine of her points for the game in the fourth quarter and she scored nine of the 12 points for the Wildcats in the frame to key Woodmore to the victory.  With the game in the balance, Woodmore led 36-33 heading to the fourth quarter, Schneider had one free throw at the 7:10 mark, and field goals at 6:17 and 5:17 to give the Wildcats a 41-33 edge.  The two teams then traded baskets on consecutive possessions as the Wildcats led 45-36 with 1:09 left to essentially put the game away.  Schneider had field goals at the 2:13 and 1:09 marks to counter Elmwood baskets.  Woodmore led 12-6 after one quarter and 27-17 at halftime.  Senior Macey Bauder led Woodmore with 16 points, 10 in the first half, and senior Alayna Hahn joined Schneider by scoring nine points.  Woodmore had an 18-14 edge in field goals with Elmwood hitting the only four field goals in the game.  Woodmore was 12-of-30 at the line, Elmwood was 4-of-7.    JV - Elmwood 34, at Woodmore 30.  Woodmore led 15-9 after one quarter, 17-15 at halftime, and 25-20 after three quarters.  Sophomore Alivia Smith scored 10 points to lead the Wildcats and freshman Kelsey Kaylor added eight points. 

Jan. 24 - Freshman - at Margaretta 40, Woodmore 24 (Lilian Runion 9 pts., Izzy Helmke 5 pts.)

Jan. 23 - Varsity - Woodmore 69, at Ottawa Hills 31.  The Wildcats built a 22-15 lead after one quarter then held Ottawa Hills to just three points in the first six minutes of the second quarter to forge a 40-18 lead with 2:23 left before halftime.  Woodmore led 46-21 at halftime and 66-29 after three quarters.  Senior Macey Bauder scored 20 points, junior Cameran Quisno scored 12 points, and senior Mackenzie Krukemyer scored 10 points.  Woodmore had 28 field goals and three three-pointers while Ottawa Hills had 12 field goals, two of those three-pointers.  Woodmore was 10-of-20 at the line, Ottawa Hills was 5-of-8.  JV - Woodmore 44, at Ottawa Hills 16.  Woodmore led 19-4 after one quarter anf went on for the victory.  Sophomore Olivia Donley scored nine points to lead Woodmore as 11 different players scored in the game.

Jan. 21 - Varsity - at Fostoria 60, Woodmore 44. The Wildcats trailed by five points (32-27) at halftime, but Fostoria outscored Woodmore, 28-17 in the second half.  Senior Macey Bauder scored 12 points while juniors Cameran Quisno and Abby Sandrock each scored eight points.  Fostoria had a 24-17 edge in field goals and a 3-0 edge in three-point field goals.  Fostoria was 9-of-16 at the line, Woodmore was 10-of-16.  JV - Woodmore 51, at Fostoria 25.  Sophomore Brooke Lowry scored 12 points and sophomore Alivia Smith and freshman Kelsey Kaylor scored eight points apiece.

Jan. 18 - Freshman - at Margaretta 27, Woodmore 24 (Keira Travis 9 pts., Anastasia Pietrowski 5 pts., Izzy Helmke 4 pts.)

Jan. 17 - Varsity - at Woodmore 63, Otsego 23. Woodmore led 20-8 after one quarter and 44-14 at halftime.  Senior Macey Bauder scored 22 points to lead eight Wildcats who scored.  Senior Jordan Beam added 13 points. Woodmore had a 25-5 edge in field goals and the Wildcats had the only three three-pointers in the game.  Wodomore was 10-of-12 from the line while Otsego was 13-of-19.   JV - at Woodmore 35, Otsego 24.  Woodmore won the fourth quarter, 12-2, to earn the win.  Freshman Kelsey Kaylor led Woodmore with 14 points.  Freshman - at Woodmore 22, Otsego 20.  Woodmore won the fourth quarter, 9-2, to earn the win.  Sophomore Lilian Runion scored six points to lead the Wildcats.

Jan. 12 - Varsity - Woodmore 54, at Lake 14.  Woodmore built 16-4 lead early in the second quarter and went on to post the Northern Buckeye Conference victory.  Senior Macey Bauder led the way with 18 points while senior Jordan Beam added nine points and sophomore Kara Schneider scored eight points.  Woodmore had a 20-6 edge in field goals with Woodmore hitting the only two three-point field goals in the game.  Woodmore was 10-of-18 at the stripe, Lake was 2-of-3 from line.  JV - Woodmore 41, at Lake 22.  Woodmore led 11-4 after one quarter and 26-6 at halftime.  Sophomore Brooke Lowry led the Wildcats with 12 points as 11 different players scored for Woodmore.

Jan. 7 - Freshman - Woodmore 27, at Sandusky Perkins 20 (Addison Huss 7 pts., Izzy Helmke 5 pts.)

Jan. 6 - Varsity - Woodmore 48, at Genoa 18.  The Wildcats steadily built their lead as they had an 11-4 advantage after the first quarter, a 24-10 lead at halftime, and they took a 34-15 advantage into the final stanza.  Senior Macey Bauder led the way with 18 points, 14 in the first half, as eight different players scored.  Senior Mackenzie Krukemyer added eight points.  The Wildcats had a 19-8 edge in field goals, and they made the only three three-pointers in the game.  Woodmore was 7-of-12 from the line, Genoa was 2-of-6.  JV - Woodmore 44, at Genoa 13.  Woodmore led 7-3 after one quarter, 17-5 at halftime, and  34-10 after three quarters.  Freshman Ariana Florio led the Wildcats with 10 points.  Freshman Camille Strong added nine points, and freshman Keira Travis scored seven points.

Dec. 30 - Freshman at Clay Eagle Tournament (Championship Game) - Woodmore 32, Fairbanks 27 (Olivia Donley 12 pts., Kelsey Kaylor 9 pts., Anastasia Pietrowski 7 pts.)

Dec. 29 - Freshman at Clay Eagle Tournament - Woodmore 39, at Clay 20 (Izzy Helmke 10 pts., Kelsey Kaylor 9 pts., Addison Huss 7 pts., Anastasia Pietrowski 6 pts., Olivia Donley 6 pts.)

Dec. 27 - Varsity - at Woodmore 49, Lakota 46.  The Wildcats outscored Lakota, 18-9, in the fourth quarter and scored six of the last eight points in the game for the comeback non-league victory.  Woodmore trailed 15-13 after one quarter, 25-18 at halftime, and 37-31 after three quarters.  Woodmore pulled within one point, 44-43, with 2:51 left in the game on consecutive three-pointers from senior Paige Helmke.  After the two teams traded baskets, senior Macey Bauder converted a lay-up with 53.6 seconds left.  Then senior Alayna Hahn had a steal and lay-up with 4.9 seconds left to make the score the final margin.  A last-second shot by Lakota from half court did not hit the rim.  Bauder led Woodmore with 11 points, seven in the first half, while sophomore Kara Schneider added nine points, six in the second half,  and Hahn scored eight points, six in the second half.  Eight different players scored for the Wildcats.  Woodmore had a 21-16 edge in field goals while Lakota had a 4-2 edge in three-pointers.  Woodmore was 5-of-9 at the line, Lakota was 10-of-13.  JV - at Woodmore 41, Lakota 22.  Woodmore led all the way - 8-4 after one quarter, 19-8 at halftime, and 37-15 after three quarters.  Freshman Kelsey Kaylor scored 18 points to lead Woodmore.  Sophomore Alivia Smith added six points as Woodmore had eight differnt players score in the game.

Dec. 22 - Varsity - Liberty-Benton 64, at Woodmore 30.  The Wildcats were outscored, 37-12, in the middle two quarters and trailed, 52-24, after three quarters.  Woodmore trailed 15-12 after one quarter.  Sophomore Kara Schneider led Woodmore with eight points, seniors Macey Bauder and Mackenzie Krukemyer each scored six points.  Liberty-Benton had a 27-11 edge in field goals and they hit all seven three-pointers that were made in the game.  Woodmore was 8-of-11 at the stripe, Liberty- Benton was 3-of-6.  JV - Liberty-Benton 39, at Woodmore 20.  The visitors led 16-6 after one quarter and 20-7 at halftime.  Sophomore Brooke Lowry had eight points for Woodmore.

Dec. 20 - Varsity - Woodmore 52, at Eastwood 14.  Woodmore outscored Eastwood, 31-12, in the middle two quarters and went on for the road Northern Buckeye Conference victory.  Woodmore led 10-2 after one quarter.  Sophomore Kara Schneider led the way with 13 points while senior Macey Bauder added 11 points.  Senior Mackenzie Krukemyer and junior Abby Sandrock chipped in with eight points apiece.  Woodmore had a 21-4 ege in field goals as neither team had a three-point field goal in the game.  Woodmore was 10-of-13 from the line while Eastwood was 6-of-9.  JV - at Eastwood 30, Woodmore 24. Woodmore led 7-6 after one quarter, but Eastwood won the middle two quarters, 19-9, to take a 25-16 lead heading to the final quarter.  Freshman Kelsey Kaylor scored 10 points, sophomore Alivia Smith scored eight points, and freshman Ariana Florio added six points.

Dec. 17 - Varsity - at Woodmore 51, Rossford 12.  Woodmore led 14-4 after one quarter, 33-6 at halftime, then held Rossford without a point in the third quarter to take a 42-6 lead into the final stanza.  Junior Cameran Quisno led Woodmore with 12 points while senior Macey Bauder added 11 points.  Woodmore had a 20-4 edge in field goals and were 7-of-13 at the foul line.  Rossford was 4-of-6 at the stripe.  JV - at Woodmore 33, Rossford 3. In a two-quarter game, Woodmore led 18-0 after one quarter.  Sophomores Brooke Lowry and Alivia Smith led the way with eight points apiece.  Freshmen Camille Strong and Ariana Florio both scored six points.  Freshman - at Woodmore 27, Findlay 25. Woodmore won the final quarter, 10-5, to earn the win.  Freshman Ariana Florio led the way with seven points while sophomore Olivia Donley scored six points.

Dec. 16 - Freshman - Woodmore 43, at Northwood 26 (Anastasia Pietrowski 15 pts., Olivia Donley 12 pts., Addison Huss 9 pts.)

Dec. 13 - Varsity - Woodmore 48, at Elmwood 23.  The Wildcats held Elmwood to five points in the second half to turn a 23-18 advantage at halftime into the run-away victory.  Woodmore led 35-20 after three quarters.  Sophomore Kara Schneider led the Wildcats with 19 points, 11 in the first quarter and 13 in the first half.  Senior Macey Bauder added 10 points.  Woodmore has an 18-10 edge in field goals with Elmwood hitting two of the three three-point field goals between the two teams in the game.  Woodmore was 11-of-20 from the charity stripe, Elmwood was 1-of-4.  JV - Woodmore 46, at Elmwood 41.  Elmwood had an 11-9 edge after one quarter before Woodmore forged a 21-19 lead at halftime.  The Wildcats led 31-27 heading to the final stanza.  Sophomore Brooke Lowry and freshman Ariana Florio each scored 10 points while sophomore Alivia Smith and freshman Kelsey Kaylor each scored eight points.

Dec. 10 - Varsity - at Woodmore 69, Fostoria 64 (OT).  In a close game all the way, the teams were tied at 13 after the first quarter, Woodmore led 26-23 at halftime, the teams were tied at 37 after three quarters, and regulation ended tied at 50.  Woodmore built a seven-point lead in the third quarter only to see Fostoria score eight of the last nine points in the stanza to forge a 37-all tie.  In the fourth quarter, Woodmore scored seven unanswered points to take a 48-41 lead with 4:02 left.  But, Woodmore would scored just two points the rest of the quarter and Fostoria would score seven of its last nine points in the quarter at the foul line, including two free tosses with 32.2 seconds left in regulation by Lyrique Johnson which were the final points of the quarter.  Woodmore had the ball at the end of regulation, but did not get off a good shot.  In overtime, there were four lead changes early and after Fostoria's Alyica Middlebrooks hit her first of two three-pointers in overtime with 1:36 left, Woodmore led just 60-59.  The Wildcats would respond by scoring the next seven points to forge a 67-59 lead with 51.1 seconds left.  Seniors Alayna Hahn and Macey Bauder both hit a pair free throw in the run and sophomore Kara Schneider had a conventional three-point play.  Middlebrooks hit her other three-pointer in overtime with 24.1 seconds left to cut Woodmore's advantage to 67-64.  Bauder canned one free throw with 20.9 seconds left and one with 3.3 seconds left to complete the scoring.  Bauder led Woodmore with 30 points, 18 in the second half, including seven in overtime.  Hahn added 10 points, nine in the second half, including five in overtime, and junior Cameran Quisno scored 11 points.  Woodmore, which scored 19 points in the overtime period, and Fostoria, which scored 14 points in the extra session, both hit 20 field goals with Woodmore having an 8-4 edge in three-pointers.  Woodmore was 21-of-35 at the stripe, while Fostoria was 20-of-31.  There were 52 fouls whistled in the game.   JV - at Woodmore 37, Fostoria 21. The Wildcats steadily built their lead from 11-3 after one quarter, to 23-9 at halftime, and 33-11 after three quarters.  Four players scored six points - sophomore Brooke Lowry, junior Madi Hammer, and freshmen Ariana Florio and Kelsy Kaylor.  Sophomore Alivia Smith and freshman Camille Strong each scored five points.  Freshman - at Woodmore 30, Northwood 4 (Olivia Donley 7 pts., Lilian Runion 7 pts.).

Dec. 8 - Varsity - at Woodmore 49, Gibsonburg 31.  Woodmore scored the first 11 points of the game, but only led 11-7 after one quarter.  Woodmore won the second stanza, 14-5, to build a 25-12 halftime edge, an advantage they enjoyed most of the rest of the game.  Gibsonburg pulled within seven points (29-22) late in the third quarter and were within eight points twice in the fourth quarter before Woodmore pulled away late.  Woodmore led 33-22 heading to the fourth quarter.  Junior Cameran Quisno led the Wildcats with 14 points while senior Macey Bauder scored 12 points, 10 in the fourth quarter, and sophomore Kara Schneider added nine points.  Senior Jordan Beam scored eight points.  Woodmore had a 21-11 edge in field goals while Gibsonburg hit two of the three three-pointers in the game between the two teams.  Woodmore was 6-of-14 at the line, Gibsonburg was 7-of-15.  JV - at Woodmore 36, Gibsonburg 15.  Woodmore gradually built its lead from a 6-1 advantage after one quarter to a 26-15 edge after three quarters.  Freshmen Kelsey Kaylor and Ariana Florio led the Wildcats with 17 and 12 points, respectively.  Freshman - at Perryburg 30, Woodmore 7 (Anastasia Pietrowski 3 pts.).

Dec. 6 - Varsity - Woodmore 70, at Otsego 21.  Woodmore scored the first 13 points of the game and led 28-5 after one quarter and went on to post the Northern Buckeye Conference road win.  Woodmore led 61-18 after three quarters. Senior Macey Bauder led the way with 20 points, sophomore Kara Schneider added 15 points, and Cameran Quisno scored 11 points.  Woodmore had a 31-6 edge in field goals and they were 5-of-13 at the charity stripe.  Otesgo hit all five of their free throws.  JV - Woodmore 35, at Otsego 15.  Freshmen Ariana Florio and Kelsey Kaylor led the Wildcats with 10 and nine points, respectively. Freshman - Woodmore 36, at Otsego 22.  Sophomore Lilian runion scored eight points, freshman Anastasia Pietrowski added seven points, and freshman Arian Florio scored six points.

Dec. 3 - Varsity - Woodmore 59, at Delta 24.  After building a 11-6 lead after one quarter, the Wildcats extended the lead at halftime to 31-14, outscoring the Panthers, 20-8, in the second quarter.  Woodmore led 48-20 after three quarters.  Senior Macey Bauder led the Wildcats with 25 points, 14 in the second half, and sophomore Kara Schneider added 12 points, 10 in the first half.  Eight different players scored points for the Wildcats.  Woodmore had a 21-7 edge in field goals and a 5-0 edge in three-pointers.  Woodmore was 12-of-23 from the charity stripe, Delta was 10-of-17.  JV - Woodmore 46, at Delta 22.  Woodmore led 19-11 at halftime and then put the game away outscoring the Panthers, 27-11, in the second half.  Freshman Kelsey Kaylor led the way with 13 points and junior Madi Hammer added seven points.  Sophomore Addison Overmyer and Alivia Smith along with freshman Ariana Florio all scored six points.  Freshman - Woodmore 28, at Delta 16 (Izzy Helmke 9 pts., Kelsey Kaylor 7 pts.).

Dec. 1 - Varsity - at Woodmore 56, Lake 16.  Woodmore scored 14 of the first 16 points in the game and led 20-3 after one quarter and 43-12 at halftime.  Senior Macey Bauder led Woodmore with 19 points, 14 of those in the first half, while senior Jordan Beam and sophomore Kara Schneider added nine points apiece.  Woodmore had a 20-5 edge in field goals and a 3-2 edge in three-pointers.  Woodmore was 13-of-23 from the charity stripe while Lake converted 4-of-15 from the line.   JV - at Woodmore 51, Lake 22.  Woodmore built a 17-2 first quarter edge and led 27-6 at halftime before going on for the NBC victory.  Sophomore Addison Overmyer led the way with 10 points and freshman Camille Strong scored nine points.  Freshmen Kelsey Kaylor and Ariana Florio added eight points apiece. Freshman - Margaretta 42, at Woodmore 17 (Izzy Helmke 6 pts., Olivia Donley 3 pts.)

Nov. 28 - Freshman - at Bluffton 44, Woodmore 33 (Ariana Florio 13 pts., Anastasia Pietrowski 9 pts., Kelsey Kaylor 6 pts.)

Nov. 25 - Varsity - at Woodmore 49, Genoa 14.  The Wildcats jumped out to a 14-0 lead after one quarter and went on to win their Northern Buckeye Conference opener.  Five different players scored for Woodmore in the first quarter.  Woodmore led 26-5 at halftime and 38-7 after three quarters.  Senior Macey Bauder led the way with 19 points, 11 in the second half, and junior Cameran Quisno added 10 points, eight in the first half.  Seven different players found the scoresheet for the Wildcats.  Woodmore had a 23-5 edge in field goals and converted 3-of-6 from the charity stripe.  Genoa was 2-of-6 at the foul line.  JV - at Woodmore 18, Genoa 8.  The Wildcats led 11-2 after one quarter and were led in scoring by freshman Camille Strong and sophomore Alivia Smith who both scored six points.  

Nov. 18 - Varsity - at Port Clinton 39, Woodmore 36.  The Wildcats shot 22% from the floor and turned the ball over 24 times in losing the season opener.  In a close game all the way, Port Clinton led 8-6 after one quarter, Woodmore led 18-17 at halftime, and Port Clinton led 30-27 after three quarters.  Woodmore scored seven of the first eight points of the fourth quarter to lead 34-31 with 4:10 left.  Junior Cameran Quisno canned two free tosses with 3:29 left to make the score 36-33 in favor of the Wildcats.  Those would be the last points of the night for Woodmore.  Port Clinton got one free throw at the 3:23 mark to cut the deficit to two points and hit a three-pointer with 46.7 seconds left to take the lead for good.  They added two free throws with 10.4 seconds left to complete the scoring.  Sophomore Kara Schnieder led the Wildcats with 13 points, 10 coming in the first half.  Senior Jordan Beam added nine points.  Woodmore had 13 field goals, one fewer than Port Clinton, and they were 10-of-20 at the free throw line.  Port Clinton hit 9-of-12 free tosses.  JV - Woodmore 30, at Port Clinton 26.  Woodmore won the fourth quarter, 11-6, to earn the win.  Junior Madi Hammer and sophomore Alivia Smith both scored 10 points.

Feb. 24 - Div. IV District (Fostoria H.S.) - New Riegel 47, Woodmore 42.  The Wildcats, after they were outscored, 17-6, in the third quarter, saw frantic fourth-quarter rally come up just short with the loss ending their season.  The two teams played an even first half that ended appropriately, tied at 19.  New Riegel scored the first four points of the third quarter to take a 23-19 lead.  After a Woodmore free throw, New Riegel would outscore Woodmore, 13-5, over the remainder of the frame to build a 36-25 edge heading to the fourth quarter.  New Riegel canned a three-point field just 15 seconds into the fourth quarter to lead, 39-25, their biggest lead of the game.  At that point, Woodmore began to chip away at the deficit scoring four straight to make it 39-29 with 6:52 left.  After a New Riegel field goal, Woodmore would score six unanswered to reduce the deficit to 41-35 with 3:56 remaining.  With 2:51 left, the Wildcats still trailed 45-38.  Woodmore would score the next four points to pull within 45-42 with 1:04 left.  Both teams had an empty possession before New Riegel would get two free throws with 21.4 seconds left for the final points of the game.  Junior Macey Bauder led Woodmore with 15 points, seven in the fourth quarter, while senior Camryn Ivy scored eight points and senior Sidney Wank added seven points.  Ivy grabbed eight rebounds while junior Jordan Beam scored five points and grabbed six rebounds.  New Riegel had a 19-16 edge in field goals while Woodmore had a 6-5 edge in three-pointers.  Woodmore was 4-of-10 from the line, New Riegel was 4-of-8.

Feb. 19 - Div. IV Sectional (Genoa H.S.) - Woodmore 53, Old Fort 39.  The Wildcats outscored Old Fort, 27-15, in the second half to take the next step in the state tournament.  Woodmore led 15-10 after one quarter and scored the first basket of the second quarter to take a 17-10 lead.  Old Fort fought back by scoring eight of the next nine points to tie the game at 18-all.   From that point on for the rest of the quarter, neither team led by more than two points and Woodmore held a 26-24 lead at the break.  A late 8-4 run by the Wildcats in the third quarter gave them a 36-32 lead after three quarters.  Woodmore would then score nine of the first 11 points of the fourth quarter to take a 45-34 edge with 3:30 left.  After an Old Fort field goal, Woodmore would score the next six points to take a 51-37 lead with 1:14 remaining.  Woodmore would score 15 of the first 20 points in the fourth quarter and outscore Old Fort, 17-7, in the quarter.  Junior Macey Bauder led Woodmore with 17 points, 10 in the second half, while senior Sophie Blausey and junior Alayna Hahn both contributed nine points.  Woodmore had a 14-13 edge in field goals, while Old Fort had four of the seven three-pointers in the game.  Woodmore was 22-of-33 from the line, Old Fort was 9-of-16.

Feb. 16 - Div. IV Sectional (Genoa H.S.) - Woodmore 63, Vanlue 12.  Woodmore led 16-3 after one quarter and 39-8 at halftime to advance in the state tournament.  Woodmore is the #4 seed in the district and Value was the #14 seed.  Junior Macey Bauder led the Wildcats with 14 points and senior Camryn Ivy added 10 points as 10 different players scored in the game.  Woodmore had a 29-4 edge in field goals.  Vanlue made three of the four three-pointers in the game.  Woodmore was 6-of-10 from the stripe, Vanlue was 1-of-2.

Feb. 15 - Woodmore had four players named to the Northern Buckeye Conference all-league team as recently voted upon by the NBC coaches.  Junior guard Macey Bauder was a first-team selection after averaging 13.7 points, 4.0 rebounds, and 4.3 assists.  Senior forward Sophie Blausey was a second-team pick after averaging 13.9 points, 6.7 rebounds, and shooting 47.7% from the field.  Senior center Camryn Ivy was also a second-team selection after averaging 12.9 points, 7.4 rebounds, and shooting 48.2% from the field.  Junior guard Jordan Beam was an honorable mention all-league selection.  She averaged 4.9 points and 5.0 rebounds.  Brooklyn Thrash from Elmwood was tabbed as the Player of the Year in the conference.

Feb. 10 - Varsity - Fostoria 56, at Woodmore 53.  In a close game most of the way, Woodmore led 15-10 after one quarter then Fostoria gradually chipped away at the Wildcats.  Woodmore led 28-21 at halftime then Fostoria won the third quarter, 19-10,  to take a 40-38 lead into the final stanza.  Fostoria took their first lead of the game at the 2:11 mark of the third quarter, 39-38.  In the fourth quarter, which featured six ties, five lead changes and neither team led by more than two points until the final score, Fostoria took a 52-51 lead with 1:39 left on a three-point field goal.  Wildcat junior Alyana Hahn went end-to-end with the ball and converted a layup with 53 seconds left to give Woodmore a 53-52 lead.  It would be the Wildcat's last points.  Fostoria converted a field goal with 35 seconds left to re-take the lead and with 9.5 seconds left converted two free throws to make it the final.  Woodmore had a last-second shot that did not find the mark.  On senior night, junior Macey Bauder led the Wildcats with 19 points and senior Camryn Ivy added 14 points.  Fostoria had a 21-20 edge in field goals as both teams hit two three-pointers.  Fostoria was 12-of-21 at the line, Woodmore was 11-of-17.   JV - at Woodmore 42, Fostoria 30.  Woodmore slowly built the lead from 12-7 after one quarter to 30-17 after three quarters.  Sophomore Abby Sandrock led the way with 12 points and junior Olivia Vogelpohl added eight points.

Feb. 8 - Varsity - Woodmore 63, at Rossford 24.  Woodmore went on a 32-4 run from early in the first quarter through most of the second quarter to pull away and post the Northern Buckeye Conference road game.   Woodmore led 20-8 after one quarter and 35-12 at halftime.  Junior Macey Bauder scored 18 points, 13 in the first half, and senior Camryn Ivy added 11 points, 10 in the first half.  Nine different players found the scoresheet for the Wildcats.  Woodmore had a 22-10 edge in field goals as both teams had one three-pointer.  The Wildcats were 18-of-28 at the stripe while Rossford was 3-of-6.  JV - Woodmore 21, at Rossford 3.  In a two-quarter game, Woodmore led 12-0 after one quarter.  Sophomore Cameran Quisno led Woodmore with seven points while sophomore Layla McGinnis added four points.

Feb. 1 - Varsity - Woodmore 70, at Fostoria 66 (OT).  Junior Macey Bauder sank four free throws in the final 15.8 seconds of overtime to propel the Wildcats to the win.  Bauder was fouled on an inbound play with 15.8 second left and canned both free throws.  Then after Woodmore stole the ball from Fostoria on their ensuing possession, Bauder was fouled with 2.9 seconds left and she made both free throws to ice the game.  Woodmore trailed most of the way.  Fostoria led 16-7 after one quarter, 31-22 at halftime, and 49-39 after three quarters.  But, Woodmore outscored Fostoria, 21-11, in the fourth to force the overtime with the teams tied at 60-all.  Bauder scored 22 points, five in overtime, while seniors Camryn Ivy and Sophie Blausey scored 19 and 15, respectively.  Ivy scored 11 of her points in the third quarter and Blausey scored  11 of her points in the fourth quarter.  Both teams made 26 field goals, while Fostoria had all four three-pointers in the game.  Woodmore was 18-of-28 at the line while Fostoria was 10-of-16.   JV - Woodmore 39, at Fostoria 20.  Woodmore led 8-5 after one quarter and 26-9 at halftime.  Junior Paige Helmke scored nine points for the Wildcats while sophomore Abby Sandrock scored seven points.  Sophomore Cameran Quisno and Layla McGinnis each contributed six points.

Jan. 29 - Varsity - Woodmore 68, at St. Joseph Central Catholic 18.  Woodmore exploded for a 30-3 lead after one quarter and never looked back.  Woodmore made five of its seven three-pointers in the first quarter as six different players scored.  Senior Sophie Blausey had 11 of her game-high 24 points in the opening stanza.  Woodmore led 49-7 at halftime.  Junior Macey Bauder added 15 points and senior Camryn Ivy scored 12 points.  Woodmore had a 25-8 edge in field goals and a 7-1 edge in three-pointers.  Woodmore was 11-of-14 the line, SJCC was 1-of-2.  JV - Woodmore 39, at St. Joseph Central Catholic 20.  Woodmore led 7-6 after one quarter and 14-12 at halftime.  They extended their advantage to 31-16 after three quarters.  Freshman Kara Schnieder led the Wildcats with eight points, junior Olivia Vogelpohl and sophomore Layla McGinnis added six points each.

Jan. 27 - Varsity Elmwood 46, at Woodmore 42.  The two teams exchanged the lead in the first half, Woodmore leading 11-9 after one quarter, and Elmwood led 15-12 at halftime.  In the third quarter, Elmwood built a 24-15 lead with 4:03 left and after a Woodmore basket, the Royals scored eight of the next 10 points to take a 32-21 edge into the final quarter.  Elmwood still led by 10 points (40-30) with 3:53 left in the game when Woodmore would score nine of the next 11 points to pull within 42-39 with 1:35 left.  Seniors Camryn Ivy (five points) and Sophie Blausey (four points) keyed the run for the Wildcats.  With 26.5 seconds left, Elmwood converted two free throws to make it 44-39.  But, Blausey came down and converted a three-pointer with 17.5 seconds left to make it 44-42.  After Elmwood converted one free throw with 15.6 seconds left, Woodmore failed to convert on its possession and Elmwood converted one more free throw with 2.9 seconds left to ice the game.  Blausey led the Wildcats with 21 points while senior Sidney Wank added eight points and Ivy scored seven points.  Elmwood had a 15-11 edge in field goals, but Woodmore had a 6-3 edge in three-pointers.  Woodmore was 14-of-25 at the line, while Elmwood was 13-of-20.  JV - at Woodmore 43, Elmwood 10.  Woodmore built an 11-2 lead after one quarter and led 24-6 at halftime.  Junior Olivia Vogelpohl led the Wildcats with 10 points.  Junior Mackenzie Krukemyer added eight points.  Freshman - at Perrysburg 38, Woodmore 28.  Freshman Alivia Smith scored nine points for the Wildcats while freshman Kalle Heins added five points.  

Jan. 22 - Varsity - at Woodmore 43, Genoa 29.  From midway in the third quarter to the 3:12 mark of the fourth quarter Woodmore outscored Genoa, 23-6, to go from a 19-13 deficit to a 36-25 lead with 3:12 remaining.  Genoa had built a 15-8 lead after one quarter and a 17-10 halftime edge.  Senor Sidney Wank had 11 of her team-high 13 points for Woodmore in the third/fourth quarter run.  Junior Macey Bauder added 10 points and senior Sophie Blausey scored nine points.  Woodmore had a 12-10 edge in field goals, which included the only three three-point field goals made in the game.  Genoa was 9-of-16 at the line, while Woodmore was 16-of-22.  JV -  at Woodmore 41, Genoa 9. Woodmore led 11-3 after one quarter and 18-3 at halftime.  Eight different players scored for Woodmore led by 10 points from junior Mackenzie Krukemyer and nine points from junior Olivia Vogelpohl.  Freshman - Evergreen 31, at Woodmore 13.  Woodmore did not score in the first and fourth quarters in the loss.  Evergreen led 16-8 at halftime and22-13 after three quarters.  Freshman Alivia Smith led the Wildcats with seven points.

Jan. 20 - Varsity - Woodmore 69, at Otsego 28.  Woodmore led 22-4 after one quarter and went on to post the NBC road win.  Senior Camryn Ivy led the Wildcats with 23 points while senior Sophie Blausey added 17 points.  Woodmore had a 31-11 edge in field goals and the Wildcats were 5-of-13 at the stripe while Otsego was 5-of-8.  JV - Woodmore 39, at Otsego 19. Woodmore led 21-8 at halftime.  Sophomore Cameran Quisno scored 12 points while freshman Kara Schneider added eight points.  Freshman - Woodmore 31, at Otesgo 17.  Woodmore led 10-0 after one quarter and 23-9 at halftime.  Freshman Brooke Lowry led the way with 12 points, freshman Kara Schneider added eight points.

Jan. 18 - Varsity - at Lake 72, Woodmore 60.  After trailing by 13 points in the first quarter and 15 points early in the second quarter, the Wildcats slowly worked their way back into the game late in the third quarter and early in the fourth.  Lake scooted to a 13-point lead in the first quarter scoring nine unanswered points to make it 18-5 with 2:04 left.  Lake led 20-9 after one quarter.  Lake scored the first four points of the second quarter to take a 24-9 lead with 5:29 left.  Woodmore would score the next seven points to close to within 24-16 with three minutes left and Lake took a 32-23 lead to the locker room.  Again, Lake extended its lead to 37-23 with 6:52 left in the third quarter scoring the first five points.  Woodmore would then score eight unanswered to pull within 37-31 with 3:12 left.  Woodmore would then pull within two points, 46-44, with 33 seconds left in the third quarter after going on an 11-4 run.  Lake notched a three-pointer at the end of the quarter to lead 49-46.  After Lake scored the first basket of the fourth quarter, Woodmore would score five unanswered to pull within 52-51 with 5:59 left in the game.  But, Lake would score the next 10 points to take a 62-51 led with 3:33 left, and after Woodmore would get within 62-56 with 2:40 left, Lake would reel off seven straight points for a 69-56 advantage with 1:22 left.  In a game that featured 48 fouls called, junior Macey Bauder led Woodmore with 22 points while seniors Camryn Ivy added 15 points and Sophie Blausey 10 points.  Lake had a 26-20 edge in field goals, and an 8-4 edge in three-pointers.  Woodmore was 16-of-31 from the stripe, Lake was 12-of-22.  JV - Woodmore 36, Lake 15.  The Wildcats outscored the Flyers, 23-1, in the second half to break open a 14-13 game at halftime.  Sophomore Abby Sandrock and freshman Kara Schneider each scored 10 points for Woodmore.

Jan. 13 - Varsity - Woodmore 44, at Eastwood 40.  In a close game all the way, Woodmore held the Eagles scoreless over the last 2:37 of the game scoring the final seven points of the game to pick up an important NBC road win. Eastwood led 9-8 after one quarter and Woodmore led 22-16 at halftime.  The Wildcats took a 33-32 led into the final stanza after being outscored 16-11 in the third.  In the final quarter, Eastwood took a 38-37 lead with 5:17 left and then the two teams went scoreless for almost three minutes.  Eastwood broke the drought with a basket at the 2:37 mark to take a 40-37 lead.  It was Eastwood's last points.  Senior Camryn Ivy split two free throws with 2:13 left to make it 40-38, then Ivy converted a rebound lay up with 1:25 left to tie the game at 40.  Ivy split two free throws with 36.3 seconds left to give Woodmore a 41-40 edge.  Junior Macey Bauder then split two free throws with 19.4 seconds left to make it 42-40.  She missed the second free toss and rebounded the miss and was fouled again with 13.8 seconds left.  She missed the front end of the one-and-one and on Eastwood's trip up the floor the ball was poked away and after a scramble, Woodmore was awarded the ball out of bounds with 4.4 seconds left.  The Eastwood bench was assessed a technical and senior Sophie Blausey made both free tosses to put the game away.  Blausey led Woodmore with 16 points while Ivy added 10 points and Bauder scored nine points.  Woodmore had a 17-14 edge in field goals, but Eastwood hit three three-pointers to one for Woodmore.  The Wildcats were 9-of-14 at the stripe while Eastwood converted 9-of-13 free throws. JV - Woodmore 28, at Eastwood 14. Sophomores Abby Sandrock and Cameran Quisno each scored eight points to lead the Wildcats.

Jan. 10 - Varsity - at Woodmore 48, Port Clinton 17.  The Wildcats broke open a close game for the first half outscoring Port Clinton, 19-5, in the third quarter to build a 36-15 lead.  Woodmore led 8-2 after one quarter and 17-15 at halftime.  Seniors Sophie Blausey and Camryn Ivy led the Wildcats with 14, and 13 points, respectively.  Woodmore had a 20-7 edge in field goals and they were 6-of-14 at the stripe.  Port Clinton hit both of its free throws.  JV - at Woodmore 38, Port Clinton 25.  Woodmore opened up a 14-12 halftime lead to 25-18 after three quarters, then  won the final stanza, 13-7.  Junior Paige Helmke led the Wildcats with 10 points while freshman Kara Schneider added nine points, and junior Mackenzie Krukemyer added eight points.

Jan. 10 - Freshman - Woodmore 32, at Liberty Center 16 (Mylie Grove 12 pts., Alivia Smith 8 pts., Brooke Lowry 5 pts.)

Jan. 8 - Freshman - Woodmore 26, at Genoa 21 (Kara Schneider 10 pts., Olivia Donley 5 pts., Brooke Lowry 5 pts.)

Dec. 28 - Varsity - at Lakota 57, Woodmore 56.  In a close game all the way, Woodmore took the biggest lead of the game in the fourth quarter, but then went cold from the field.  Lakota led 14-13 after one quarter and 30-28 at halftime.  The two teams were tied at 44 after three quarters.  In the fourth quarter, Woodmore scored the first eight points to take a 52-44 lead with 5:44 remaining.  Woodmore still led be eight points (56-48) with 3:08 left.  But, the Wildcats would not score again.  Lakota got within one point (56-55) with 1:03 left, and took a one-point lead with 21.7 seconds left.  Woodmore had two shots in the final seconds, but could not convert.  Seniors Sophie Blausey and Camryn Ivy led Woodmore with 20 and 18 points, respectively.  Junior Macey Bauder scored eight points.  Ivy pulled down nine rebounds.  Lakota had a 23-22 edge in field goals and a 6-2 edge in three-pointers.  Woodmore was 10-of-15 at the line while Lakota made 5-of-9.  JV - Woodmore 45, at Lakota 4. Woodmore built a 27-2 halftime edge and cruised to the win.  Freshman Kara Schneider scored 12 points while juniors Paige Helmke and Olivia Vogelpohl each contributed 11 points.

Dec. 27 - Freshman - at Margaretta 38, Woodmore 31 (Kara Schneider 11 pts., Kalle Heins 4 pts., Addison Huss 4 pts., Alivia Smith 4 pts.)

Dec. 23 - Varsity - at Liberty-Benton 64, Woodmore 42.  After Liberty-Benton won the first quarter, 15-12, the home team used a 6-0 run and an 8-3 run in the second quarter to open up some breathing room as Woodmore would trail 32-21 at halftime.  In the third quarter, Woodmore would get as close as eight points on three occasions, the last at 40-32 with 34 seconds left.  Liberty-Benton led 42-32 heading to the final quarter and outscored the Wildcats, 22-10, in the final stanza to put the game away.  Woodmore still only trailed by 10 points (49-39) with 5:18 remaining when Liberty-Benton went on a 13-2 run to build a 62-41 lead with 1:40 left.  Senior Camryn Ivy led Woodmore with 16 points, 10 coming in the second half, while junior Macey Bauder added eight points and junior Jordan Beam scored seven points.  Liberty-Benton had a 24-13 edge in field goals, including an 8-6 edge in three-pointers.  Woodmore was 10-of-12 at the stripe, Liberty-Benton was 8-of-10 at the line.  JV - at Liberty-Benton 34, Woodmore 18.  Liberty-Benton led 18-6 at halftime after holding the Wildcats scoreless in the first quarter.  Junior Olivia Vogelpohl scored eight points to lead the Wildcats.

Dec. 18 - Varsity - at Woodmore 63, Rossford 44. Woodmore led all the way, but Rossford pulled within two points early in the second quarter and were within single digits early in the fourth quarter but Woodmore earned the home Northern Buckeye Conference win.  Woodmore led 15-8 after one quarter, 34-17 at halftime, and 44-33 after three quarters.  Senior Sophie Blausey led the Wildcats with 16 points while junior Macey Bauder scored 15 points.  Senior Camryn Ivy scored 13 points and pulled down 12 rebounds.  Blausey had eight rebounds.  Woodmore had a 21-13 edge in field goals, but Rossford had five three-pointers to two for the Wildcats.  Woodmore was 19-of-28 at the line, Rossford was 13-of-17.   JV - at Woodmore 46, Rossford 14.   Woodmore led 11-6 after one quarter and 20-9 at halftime then put the game away outscoring the Bulldogs, 17-2, in the third quarter to build a 37-11 advantage.  Freshman Kara Schneider led the way with 12 points.  Sophomore Cameran Quisno added 11 points and sophomore Abby Sandrock scored 10 points.

Dec. 17 - Freshman - at Margaretta 37, Woodmore 23.  Freshman Kara Schneider scored 11 points and freshmen Addison Overmyer and Addison Huss both scored five points.

Dec. 14 - Varsity - Woodmore 51, at Elmwood 41. The Wildcats earned an important road NBC win after having small leads after every quarter and winning the second half, 34-25.  Woodmore led 11-10 after one quarter, 17-16 at halftime, and 37-32 after three quarters.  Junior Macy Bauder led Woodmore with 23 points, 18 of those in the second half, while senior Sophie Blausey scored 16 points, eight in each half.  Senior Camryn Ivy scored all eight of her points in the second half.  Bauder, Blausey, and Ivy were the only Wildcat players to score in the second half.  Woodmore had a 17-15 edge in field goals with both teams canning a pair of three-pointers.  Woodmore was 15-of-23 at the line, Elmwood was 7-of-11.  JV - Woodmore 38, at Elmwood 9.  Woodmore built a 23-8 lead after three quarters and were led by 11 points from freshman Kara Schneider and nine points from sophomore Cameran Quisno.

Dec. 11 - Varsity - Woodmore 43, at Genoa 29.  After falling behind 7-4 after the first quarter, Woodmore steadily pulled away to record the road NBC win.  The Wildcats won the second quarter, 12-5, the third quarter, 13-8, and the final stanza, 14-9.  Woodmore led 16-12 at halftime and 29-20 after three quarters.  Junior Macey Bauder led the Wildcats with 10 points while seniors Sidney Wank and Camryn Ivy each scored eight points.  Woodmore had a 14-10 edge in field goals and a 6-2 edge in three-pointers.  Woodmore was 9-of-16 from the stripe, Genoa was 7-of-13.  JV - Woodmore 43, at Genoa 7.  Woodmore led 17-2 at halftime after holding Genoa scoreless in the first quarter.  Sophomore Abby Sandrock led Woodmore with 12 points, freshman Kara Schneider added 10 points.

Dec. 7 - Varsity - Lake 70, at Woodmore 65 (OT).  The Wildcats led by eight points with five minutes left in regulation, then were outscored, 12-7, in overtime dropping the Northern Buckeye Conference game at home.  Woodmore led 13-12 after one quarter and 29-25 at halftime.  Lake opened the third quarter on a 13-4 run to take a 38-33 lead with 4:25 left in the quarter.  From that point until the 5:03 mark left in regulation, Woodmore would go on an 18-5 run to take a 51-43 lead.  Lake would erase the deficit in less than one minute scoring the next nine points to take a 52-51 lead with 4:15 left.  The teams went back-and-forth the rest of the quarter with Lake taking a 58-56 lead with 1:21 left on the three-pointer and Woodmore junior Macey Bauder sending the game to overtime with 21.6 seconds left with a pair of free throws.  In overtime, Lake scored first with a field goal and Bauder canned a three-pointer at the 3:37 mark to give Woodmore its last lead, 61-60.  Lake would score eight of the next nine points to take a 68-62 lead with 50.9 seconds left.  Lake had a 24-18 edge in field goals and had an 11-3 edge in three-pointers.  Woodmore went 26-of-43 at the line, while Lake was 11-of-18.  Bauder ended with 21 points while senior Sophie Blausey added 15 points and junior Jordan Beam scored 10 points.  JV - Woodmore 20, Lake 9 (two quarters).  Junior Olivia Vogelpohl led Woodmore with seven points in a game shortened to two quarters.

Dec. 6 - Freshman - Woodmore 34, at Carey 26 (Olivia Donley 11 pts., Alivia Smith 10 pts.)

Dec. 4 - Varsity - at Woodmore 67, Delta 40. The Wildcats raced out to a 12-4 edge after one quarter and increased the lead to 29-15 at halftime.  Woodmore led 53-30 after three quarters.  Senior Camryn Ivy led the way with 17 points while junior Macey Bauder added 16 points, senior Sophie Blausey had 13 points, and senior Sidney Wank scored 10 points.  Woodmore had a 22-11 edge in field goals, a 5-4 edge in three-pointers.  Woodmore was 11-of-20 from the line, Delta was 3-of-9.   JV - at Woodmore 46, Delta 5. Woodmore built a 26-2 halftime edge and cruised to the win.  Sophomore Cameran Quisno led Woodmore with 13 points while freshman Kara Schneider added 10 points.  Freshman - at Woodmore 37, Maumee 14.  Woodmore led 21-5 at halftime, after winning the second quarter, 10-0, and went on to post the win.  Freshman Kara Schneider led the way with 14 points while freshman Alivia Smith added eight points.

Dec. 2 - Varsity - Eastwood 46, at Woodmore 43 - Woodmore came back to tie the game late in the final quarter before Eastwood scored the final three points of the contest to earn the win.  Eastwood took a 17-15 lead after one quarter and extended the advantage to 30-24 at halftime.  Woodmore won the third quarter, 7-4, to trail 34-31 heading to the final stanza.   Eastwood started the fourth quarter with a three-point play to make it 37-31, and they led 41-33 with 5:48 left.  At that point, Woodmore would score the next seven points to pull within 41-40 with 2:28 left, the last points of the run on a three-point play from senior Sophie Blausey.  Eastwood converted two free throws with 53.9 seconds left to make it a three-point game (43-40).  Blausey tied the game with another three-point play with 38.9 seconds left on a rebound lay-up and the free throw.  Eastwood came right down and converted a lay-up with 26.6 seconds left to take a 45-43 lead.  After a Woodmore missed a field goal attempt, Eastwood converted one of two free tosses with 5.4 seconds left and Woodmore missed a three-point attempt at the buzzer.  Blausey led the Wildcats with 18 points and six rebounds while senior Camryn Ivy added 10 points.  Woodmore had a 17-16 edge in field goals, but Eastwood had the only thee-pointer of the night.  Woodmore was 9-of-14 at the stripe while Eastwood was 13-of-18.   JV - at Woodmore 24, Eastwood 19. After the two teams battled evenly for three quarters, Woodmore won the fourth quarter, 9-4, to win the game.  Sophomore Abby Sandrock led the Wildcats with six points while junior Olivia Vogelpohl and sophomore Cameran Quisno contributed five points apiece.

Nov. 26 - Varsity - at Woodmore 66, Otsego 7.  The Wildcats scored the first 17 points in the game and led 21-1 after one quarter before going on to win their Northern Buckeye Conference opener.  Junior Macey Bauder led the Wildcats with 18 points while junior Alayna Hahn (11 pts.) and senior Sophie Blausey (10) were also in double figures.  Nine different players found the scoresheet in the game.  Woodmore had a 27-3 edge in field goals and were 8-of-15 at the stripe.  Otsego was 1-of-2 at the foul line.  JV - The Wildcats broke open a close game early by winning the second quarter, 19-6, to take a 25-10 halftime edge.  Eight different players scored for Woodmore led by 17 points from sophomore Cameran Quisno.  Freshman Kara Schneider scored 10 points and junior Paige Helmke and sophomore Layla McGinnis added eight points each. Freshman - at Woodmore 49, Otsego 14.  Woodmore opened up a 16-4 first-quarter leave and extended that to 23-8 at halftime on their way to victory.  Ten different Wildcat players scored it the game led by eight points from freshman Macie Grove and Kara Schneider.  Freshman Addison Huss added seven points and freshman Kalle Heins had six points.

Nov. 23 - Varsity - at Woodmore 67, Gibsonburg 27.  The Wildcats opened the season with the victory.  Woodmore broke open a close game for a quarter-and-a-half with a late run in the second quarter to take a 33-22 advantage to the locker room.  Woodmore then outscored the Golden Bears, 18-3, in the third quarter to take a 51-25 edge and eased to the victory.  Senior Sophie Blausey led the way with 17 points and eight rebounds.  She had both Woodmore three-pointers in the game.  Junior Macey Bauder scored 16 points and handed out six assists.  Seniors Camryn Ivy and Autumn Bowen each contributed eight points.  Woodmore, who had 10 players score in the game, had a 25-9 edge in field goals and were 11-of-17 at the charity stripe.  Gibsonburg was 1-of-5 at the line.  JV - at Woodmore 38, Gibsonburg 2 - Junior Mackenzie Krukemyer led the Wildcats with nine points while sophomore Emma Hammer scored six points.  Junior Olivia Vogelpohl and freshmen Cameran Quisno and Kara Schneider each scored five points.  Gibsonburg scored their two points in the first quarter. Freshman - Fremont Ross 22, at Woodmore 20 - Freshman Kara Schneider led Woodmore with seven points and freshman Brooke Lowry added five points as the Wildcats had a shot at the buzzer to either tie or win the game.