News Archive

2023

  • May

    Girls Lacrosse Headed to State

    With an epic 12-11 victory over Westminster in overtime, the Wolves have punched their ticket to the GHSA State Finals against Pace.  The game will take place at Denmark High School at 12pm, tickets may be purchase at this link for $15.
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  • Varsity Track & Field Round-Up

    Congratulations to the following Wolves who have secured a bid to the State Track Meet in Albany, GA this Thursday-Saturday.  Tickets may be purchased at this link.  Schedule of events may be found at this link.

    Thursday 5/11 (all events are finals)
    10am – boys triple jump – Jamie Tremble
    12pm – girls triple jump – Skyla Dau & Johanna Potter
    2pm – boys pole vault – Paul Weidle
    4pm – girls pole vault – Holland Ragsdale
    6pm – 4x800 relay
    • Girls – Julie Ann Bush, Anne McSweeney, Kyra Brubaker, Eva Murphy, Abigail Glover, Caroline Trice, Kate O’Shields, Ansley Voss
    • Boys – Wood Moore, Andrew Cook, Christopher Izzo, Landon Jonas, Henry Wasmuth, Trent DeBow, Paul Weidle, Carter Hayes
    Friday 5/12 (all events are prelims, except the 1600)
    12pm – 100 meter hurdles – Tia Hall
    1:20pm – 1600 FINAL
    • Girls – Anne McSweeney, Julie Anne Bush, Eva Murphy
    • Boys – Wood Moore, Christopher Izzo
    2:20pm – 400 – Johanna Potter
    3:40pm – 800 – Anne McSweeney, Kyra Brubaker
     
    Saturday 5/13 (all events are FINALS)
    4pm – 3200
    • Girls – Eva Murphy, Julie Anne Bush
    • Boys – Wood Moore, Landon Jonas
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  • Varsity Boys Soccer Round-Up

    Postseason Awards
    D1 Varsity
    AAA Coach of the Year - Guillermo Vallejo
    AAA Player of the Year - Roman Reynolds

    All County - Roman Reynolds
    Gwinnett Co. Scholar Athlete - Thomas Cook
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  • Varsity Baseball Round-Up

    Post-Season Awards:
    Region Player of the Year: Schley Gordy
    First Team All-Region: Grayson McCollum, Reed Purcell, Dominick Scalese
    Second Team All-Region: Bo Britt, Townes Hardy, Stacy Johnson
    Honorable Mention All-Region: Will Tucker, Forrest Lietz
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  • Varsity Boys Golf Round-Up

    5/2/23
    The Boys Golf Team won the Area crown by a whopping 17 strokes.  Low Medalist honors for the tournament were shared by Andy Scott and Beau Jackson.
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  • Varsity Girls Soccer Round-Up

    Post-Season Awards
    All-County: Lainey Jerding, Cady Triplett
    Gwinnett Co. Scholar-Athlete: Laurel Edge

    Region Player of the Year: Lainey Jerding
    Region Coach of the Year: Glenn Archer
    First Team: Lainey Jerding, Laurel Edge, Cady Triplett, Anna Sparks
    Second Team: Olivia Cardile, Alex Edgar, Emma Glazier

    D1 Varsity All-Star Game participants: 
    Anna Sparks, Cady Triplett, Lainey Jerding, Laurel Edge
     
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  • Varsity Boys Tennis Round-Up

    5/1/23
    The boys advanced to the Final 4 of the GHSA tournament with their 3-1 victory over Columbus.  Landon Clement, Connor Hewitson, and the doubles combination of Matthew Godfrey and Aidan Abraham sealed the deal.
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  • Varsity Girls Tennis Round-Up

    5/1/23
    The Varsity girls defeated Columbus 3-2 behind wins from Sophie Gibbs, Lauren Tucker, and the Doubles combination of Alexa Chase and Chloe Shaia.  That victory pushed them through to the Final 4!
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  • April

    Nydam and Chipman Win Dooley Awards

    Seniors Thomas Chipman and Lily Nydam each won the Vincent J. Dooley Award, presented annually by Athletes for a Better World and the Georgia High School Association. Each year, every high school in Georgia is invited to select one male and one female senior athlete to receive the Vincent J. Dooley Award. The award recipients are chosen for their distinguished individual character, outstanding teamwork, and citizenship.  The purpose of the awards and scholarships is to call attention to the high esteem in which the values of hard work, sportsmanship, and community service are held, so that they may become a stronger part of the ethos of participation in Georgia high school sports. 

    Learn more at this link!
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  • 14 seniors to play college athletics

    Students, faculty, and parents recently gathered on the Morris-Fletcher Quadrangle for the Spring Signing Ceremony! Among those celebrated were 14 senior Wolves. 
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  • March

    Girls Basketball Postseason Awards

    Sandy's Spiel named Wesleyan the most improved team of the 2022-2023 campaign in AAA while also honoring Chit-Chat Wright as AAA player of the year, best scorer in the state, and First Team All-State.  Johanna Potter earned honorable-mention All-State honors.  For more information, click here.

    Chit-Chat Wright and Johanna Potter also earned All-County honors from the Gwinnett Tip-Off Club, while Eva Garabadian was named their player of the month in January.

    On the region level, Chit-Chat Wright was named player of the year, Johanna Potter was named First Team All-Region, Eva Garabadian earned a Second-Team nod, and Londyn Walker, Desiree Davis, and Audrey Ekoue-Bla earned honorable mention status.
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  • Hattie Wasmuth Named Swimmer of the Year

    Congratulations to Sophomore Hattie Wasmuth who was named Swimmer of the Year in the A-AAA classification by the Georgia High School Swim Coaches Association.  Hattie won the individual state championship in the 200 Individual Medley and the 500 Free and was also a member of the state champion 400 Free Relay.  Hattie's efforts helped Wesleyan capture its first ever State Championship in Girls Swimming.
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  • Varsity Girls Golf Round-Up

    3/27/23
    The Girls quartet of Cece Miller, Elizabeth Hodges, Makenna Wazevich, and Tatum Terwilliger finished 8th overall at the Brookwood Invitational.  They shot 5 over par as a team.
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  • JV Baseball Round-Up

    3/6/23
    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 3rd 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.
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  • Varsity Girls Basketball Round-Up

    3/3/23
    The season came to a close in the Final 4 for the Lady Wolves, falling to Hebron 65-58.  Chit Chat Wright led scoring with 31 followed by Audrey Ekoue-Bla with 10.  Johanna Potter led rebounding with 5.
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  • February

    MS Girls Lacrosse Round-Up

    2/25/23
    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.
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  • Varsity Wrestling Round-Up

    2/18/23
    The Wrestling Wolves finished the 2022-2023 campaign 12th overall in the traditional tournament.  Seniors Jake Neu and Trent Debow finished second in their respective weight classes while Jackson Douglas placed fifth overall.
     
     
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  • More than 40 high school students participate in sports medicine program

    During the 2022-2023 school year, Wesleyan had more than 40 students serve varsity sports teams by participating in the sports medicine program. 
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  • Varsity Boys Basketball Round-Up

    2/16/23
    After falling to Gilmer 68-47, the Boys team will play for the 3 seed from our region on Saturday at 4:30pm at Dawson County.  Josh Kavel led scoring with 18 in the loss.
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  • Two Wolves Earn GDP Super 6 Golfing Recognition

    Juniors Alex Holcomb and Andy Scott earned Super 6 recognition in Golf ahead of the 2023 campaign.  Read more at this link.
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  • Both Girls and Boys Swim & Dive Crowned State Champs

    Coach Kevin Kadzis
    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 1st place finishes mark just the 2nd time in school history (1st 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.

    It is an honor to lead our swim & dive program, I am incredibly proud of the entire state team. With 8 new program top 10 times, numerous personal records, and season bests, every single member of the state team performed at the highest level of the season against some of the best competition the state of Georgia has to offer. This has been a memorable season with an exhilarating finish, congratulations to every member of the state team for buying in and accepting their specific role on our team to put us in the position to win two state championships in one meet. Also, thank you to everyone who came to the meet to support our team and worked behind the scenes to help provide everything we needed to perform at such a high level.

    Swimmers & Divers in the top 20 (Scoring Points in 1A – 3A):
    Boys 200 Medley Relay: Homan, Weidle, Neeb, Worgo – 7th
    Boys 200 Free Relay: Homan, Weidle, Wasmuth, Perry – 1st *1A – 3A champions*
    Boys 400 Free Relay: Neeb, Homan, Wasmuth, Perry, – 1st *1A – 3A champions*
    Girls 200 Medley Relay: Woods, Stewart, Friedman, Harrison – 4th
    Girls 200 Free Relay: Hosier, Friedman, Harrison, Wasmuth – 3rd
    (Chapman, 200 Free Relay prelims)
    Girls 400 Free Relay: Hosier, Chapman, Stewart, Wasmuth – 1st *1A – 3A champions*
    (Harrison, Suits, Woods, 400 Free Relay prelims)
    Henry Wasmuth – 200 Free, 5th & 100 Fly, 6th  
    Ray Homan – 100 Free, 7th
    Max Perry – 50 free, 2nd & 100 Free, 6th
    JJ Neeb – 50 free, 15th & 100 Free, 11th
    David Ohayon – 500 Free, 5th
    Hattie Wasmuth – 200 IM, 1st & 500 Free, 1st *2X 1A – 3A individual champion*
    Abbey Suits – Diving, 2nd
    Reagan Beaty – Diving, 4th
    Caroline Stewart – 50 Free, 7th & 100 Breast, 8th
    Lindsay Friedman – 50 Free, 12th
    Vivian Hosier – 200 Free, 4th & 100 Free, 7th
    Mary Caroline Harrison – 50 Free, 11th
     
    New Top Ten Performances: 8 total at the state meet!
    Boys 200 Free Relay – Homan, Weidle, Wasmuth, Perry: 10th (1:29.33)
    Boys 400 Free Relay – Neeb, Homan, Wasmuth, Perry: 10th (3:17.65)
    Girls 200 Free Relay – Hosier, Friedman, Harrison, Wasmuth: 9th (3:18.46)
    Henry Wasmuth: 6th 200 Free (1:46.45)
    Max Perry: 3rd 50 Free (21.40)
    Hattie Wasmuth: 3rd 200 IM (2:06.33)
    Caroline Stewart: 4th 100 Breast (1:12.38)
    Vivian Hosier: 10th 200 Free: (2:03.35)
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  • Matt Blanton Named GDP Super 6

    Junior Matt Blanton was recently named to the Gwinnett Daily Post's Super 6 team for lacrosse this spring.  To read more, click here.
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  • January

    Chit Chat Wright Scores 1000th Point

    Junior Chit-Chat Wright became the 16th Wesleyan Wolf to ever score 1000 points in the Girls Basketball program last Tuesday against White County.  Wright plays point guard for the Wolves, and currently leads the team in scoring.  For her accomplishment, and her 27 point effort against the #2 Buford Wolves, she's been nominated for Gwinnett Daily Post Athlete of the Week, which you can vote for at this link.
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  • Roman Reynolds Named GDP Super 6

    Senior Soccer player Roman Reynolds has been named to the Gwinnett Daily Post's Super 6 team for the county ahead of the 2023 campaign.  Roman booted 25 goals for the Wolves in 2022.
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  • Grayson Balloon Named GDP Super 6

    Senior Grayson Balloon was recently named to the Gwinnett Daily Post Super 6 Team for Tennis this upcoming season.  Grayson led the Wolves to a State Championship from his #1 singles position in 2022.
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  • Lauren Tucker Named GDP Super 6

    Sophomore Lauren Tucker was recently named to the Gwinnett Daily Post's Super 6 Team ahead of the 2023 Tennis campaign.  Tucker played #2 singles for the 2022 State Champion Wolves.
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  • Cady Triplett '23

    4 Girls Soccer Wolves Honored as Preseason All-State

    Congratulations to Senior Cady Triplett and Junior Lainey Jerding for being named to the Preseason First Team All-State team according to georgiahighschoolsoccer.com, and Juniors Olivia Cardile and Laurel Edge for earning Honorable Mention honors!
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  • Varsity Swimming Round-Up

    1/21/23
    Metro Swim & Dive Championship meet at Westminster has been completed and what a meet it was! After long day of competition our girls’ and boys’ teams finish 6th and 3rd, respectively, which continues our streak of top 10 finishes at Metro.  Congratulations to all swimmers and divers for performing at a high level against tough competition. It is difficult to choose a meet highlight but any one of the four individual state cuts or Hattie Wasmuth’s first place finishes in both the 200IM & 500 free would certainly be good choices! Thank you to everyone who came out to support the team a big thank you to everyone who assisted with the many behind the scenes logistics needed put the team in a position to succeed. We now turn our attention to the state meet at GA Tech in less than two weeks.

    Metro Top 20 finishes:
    Relay Events –
    Girls 200 Medley Relay, 8th
    Woods, Stewart, Friedman, Harrison
     
    Girls 200 Free Relay, 6th 
    Friedman, Harrison, Wasmuth, Hosier
     
    Girls 400 Free Relay, 5th
    Harrison, Chapman, Hosier, Wasmuth (Stewart prelims)
     
    Boys 200 Free Relay, 5th
    Weidle, Worgo, Wasmuth, Perry 
     
    Boys 400 free relay, 7th
    Neeb, Homan, Wasmuth, Perry
     
    Individual Events –
    Reagan Beaty, 20th diving
    Ansley Chapman, 19th 50 free & 18th 100 free
    Lily Corbitt, 17th 100 breast
    Mary Caroline Harrison, 12th 50 free
    Vivian Hosier, 5th 50 free & 8th 100 free
    Caroline Stewart, 15th 100 free & 8th 100 breast
    Abbey Suits, 7th diving
    Helen Wanjohi, 16th 100 back
    Hattie Wasmuth, 1st 200 IM & 1st 500 free *2X Metro Meet Champion!*
    Mary Margaret Woods, 20th 100 free & 20th 100 back
     
    Ryan Cowart, 20th 50 free & 19th 100 back
    Ray Homan, 5th 100 free & 11th 100 back
    JJ Neeb, 7th 50 free & 9th 100 free
    David Ohayon, 12th 200 free & 4th 500 free
    Max Perry, 2nd 50 free & 4th 100 free
    Henry Wasmuth, 6th 200 free & 5th 100 fly
    Paul Weidle, 8th 50 free & 16th 100 breast
    Connor Worgo, 19th 200 free & 20th 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, 7th 2:07.45 & 2nd 500 free, 5:09.29
    Caroline Stewart – 100 breast, 6th 1:13.10
    Max Perry – 50 free, 8th 22.25
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  • Tucker Cannon '16

    Wesleyan School inducts Cannon, Kavel, and Reed into the Athletic Circle of Honor

    On Friday, Jan. 6, Wesleyan School inducted the 2023 class to the Wesleyan School Athletic Circle of Honor. This year’s inductees were Tucker Cannon ‘16, Jameson Kavel ‘17, and Kylie Reed ‘16. 
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