With everything that is going on around us and with the unknown if we will be able to have an awards banquet, I wanted to send something out. I think it is important that these players are recognized for their accomplishments both on the court and in the classroom. Season Review: This team should be
With everything that is going on around us and with the unknown if we will be able to have an awards banquet, I wanted to send something out. I think it is important that these players are recognized for their accomplishments both on the court and in the classroom. Season Review: This team
The Springboro Boys Basketball took the court Thursday at Centerville after nearly 2 weeks off to take on a familiar GWOC opponent in Miamisburg. Springboro started out hot from the 3. After one they lead 18-13. The hot shooting continued in the 2nd quarter and Springboro opened up a 14 point lead 36-22 at halftime.
2 of Springboro Boys Basketball players received awards this past week. Noah Moser was voted to 1st Team All GWOC, and to District 15. Willieon Yates was voted to 2nd Team All GWOC. Congratulations on these awards, and good luck in the State Tournament!
Springboro faced Lebanon in the last regular-season game and the last time Lebanon and Springboro would play each other in the GWOC. Freshman and JV both won their games. The JV ended the season with a 8-12 record. In varsity action, Springboro came out a little cold from the field but settled down and started
The boys’ basketball team took on Wayne Tuesday, February 11th at Dominos Gymnasium. Springboro started 5 seniors Noah Moser, Willieon Yates, Landon Palmer, Drake Nickerson, and Brayden Newsome. In a truly classy move by Wayne they allowed Brayden Newsome (knee injury) to start his last game at Springboro and receive the tip-off. A quick violation
The Springboro 8th grade blue team advances to the GWOC Jr. High Tournament semifinals with a win over Beavercreek Black 67-39. The team will play Centerville Gold at Miamisburg HS on Thursday at 7:45. Please come out and support these young men as they attempt to reach the GWOC Tournament finals.
The Springboro boys basketball team took a trip to GWOC opponent Trotwood on Friday. All three teams were in action. The freshmen won and the JV lost. In varsity action, Trotwood jumped out to an early lead by shooting 5/6 from the 3. Springboro gained its composure and trailed by 6 21-27 heading in the
This past weekend all four of the Springboro boys Jr. High teams were in action in the first round of the GWOC Jr. High tournament. Here are the results: 8th white lost to Wayne 53-57 8th blue beat Springfield 64-24 will play Beavercreek Tuesday at 5:15 at Miamisburg HS. 7th white lost to Beavercreek 37-38
The Springboro Boys Basketball teams hosted Northmont Friday night. Both the freshmen and the JV defeated Northmont to open the evening. Varsity took the court and opened up a 10 point lead after one. At halftime, Springboro was up 33-24. Third-quarter Springboro continued their aggressive play and hot shooting and lead 47-34. Northmont would not
