3/24/23
The Wesleyan Wolves recorded their third win in the region after defeating Lumpkin county 4-3 in a very tough game. Roman Reynolds and Rhett Smith scored twice each.

The Lady Wolves defeated #2-ranked (AAA) Lumpkin County on the road 2-0.  Junior Lainey Jerding’s 50^th career goal put the Wolves on top in the first half after a nice feed from Emma Glazier.  Cady Triplett added goal #2 in the second half on a rocket 25 yards out.  The defense was anchored by Senior Anna Sparks along with Olivia Cardile, Michelle Custis and Mallory Suits.  Senior goalkeeper Alex Edgar posted another shutout.

On Monday, March 6, the Wesleyan JV baseball team split a doubleheader at home with Decatur.

 

In the first game, starting pitcher Carter Hayes went the distance, allowing only 1 run, but Decatur made that hold up for a 1-0 victory, as the Wolves offense just couldn't get going. (In addition to a solid start on the mound, Hayes managed the team's only two hits.) Noah Sanders had a standout defensive game behind the plate, cutting down both stolen base attempts by Bulldog runners.

 

In the second contest, William Wright threw a complete game shutout, as the Wolves bounced back for a 5-0 victory. Ryley Webb and Hayes had back-to-back extra base hits to lead off the 3^rd inning, and Coleman Eldridge led the team with two RBI's. Billy Gingrey, Connor Roush, and Will Jamieson all singled as part of a balanced offensive attack.

 

The team is now 6-2 and faces Fellowship Christian on the road for their next matchup.

MS Girls Lacrosse won both games on opening weekend.  A strong showing on defense by Maya Okeke caused 3 turnovers for Wesleyan's opponents.  The midfield was led by eighth graders Sarie Rowe (6 goals, 3 assists and 5 ground balls), and Catherine Neu (3 goals, 2 assists and 7 ground balls).  Ansley Jamieson led the attack with 5 goals, 1 assist and 9 ground balls.

 

 

What a wonderful, remarkable, and thrilling state swim & dive meet at GA Tech! Our divers got the team off to a strong start by earning two top 5 finishes earlier in the week. Then, after an incredible prelim session for our swimmers, the stage was set for an unforgettable evening of competition at the GHSA 1A-3A swim finals on Saturday evening. The historic and fantastic results are already well known, but in case anyone missed it, both our boys’ and girls' teams won their respective swim and dive state championships which marks a significant accomplishment for our athletes. The dual team 1^st place finishes mark just the 2^nd time in school history (1^st being 2020) that both boys’ and girls’ teams have finished in the top 3 in the same season. The boys’ state championship is our third in school history, and first since 2012! Not to be out done, the girls state championship is the first in school history! The fact we accomplished this with just 16 athletes is a testament to everyone doing their best for the good of the team.

On Sunday, dozens of Wesleyan sophomores and their parents participated in the Atlanta Invitational Case Studies (AICS). The AICS program is in its 15^th year and continues to be one of the largest programs of its kind.

Metro Top 20 finishes:

Relay Events –

Girls 200 Medley Relay, 8^th

Woods, Stewart, Friedman, Harrison

 

Girls 200 Free Relay, 6^th 

Friedman, Harrison, Wasmuth, Hosier

 

Girls 400 Free Relay, 5^th

Harrison, Chapman, Hosier, Wasmuth (Stewart prelims)

 

Boys 200 Free Relay, 5^th

Weidle, Worgo, Wasmuth, Perry 

 

Boys 400 free relay, 7^th

Neeb, Homan, Wasmuth, Perry

 

Individual Events –

Reagan Beaty, 20^th diving

Ansley Chapman, 19^th 50 free & 18^th 100 free

Lily Corbitt, 17^th 100 breast

Mary Caroline Harrison, 12^th 50 free

Vivian Hosier, 5^th 50 free & 8^th 100 free

Caroline Stewart, 15^th 100 free & 8^th 100 breast

Abbey Suits, 7^th diving

Helen Wanjohi, 16^th 100 back

Hattie Wasmuth, 1^st 200 IM & 1^st 500 free *2X Metro Meet Champion!*

Mary Margaret Woods, 20^th 100 free & 20^th 100 back

 

Ryan Cowart, 20^th 50 free & 19^th 100 back

Ray Homan, 5^th 100 free & 11^th 100 back

JJ Neeb, 7^th 50 free & 9^th 100 free

David Ohayon, 12^th 200 free & 4^th 500 free

Max Perry, 2^nd 50 free & 4^th 100 free

Henry Wasmuth, 6^th 200 free & 5^th 100 fly

Paul Weidle, 8^th 50 free & 16^th 100 breast

Connor Worgo, 19^th 200 free & 20^th 100 free

 

New State Cuts:

Mary Caroline Harrison – 50 free
Ray Homan – 100 free

JJ Neeb – 50 free & 100 free

New Top Ten Times:
Hattie Wasmuth – 200 IM, 7^th 2:07.45 & 2^nd 500 free, 5:09.29

Caroline Stewart – 100 breast, 6^th 1:13.10

Max Perry – 50 free, 8^th 22.25