Girls Varsity Soccer
The Lady Wildcats traveled to Richmond last Wednesday for a non-league competition with the Blue Devils.
Even with a few key players absent from the line-up due to a school function, Oxford showed their depth on the roster and defeated Richmond 7-0. The Lady Wildcats scored four goals in the first half.
Sophomore Sam Bono notched a hat-trick in the victory, scoring three consecutive goals in the half. Captain Gena Nelson also booted in a goal, her second of the season.
In the second half, Bono added another goal along with seniors Nicole Bennett and Missy Brownrigg. Assisting in the evening’s goals were Darci Kujawa, Ashley Marshall, Jennifer Hewitt, Jolene Patterson, Gena Nelson, and Sam Bono. Sophomore keeper Kelly Henry netted the shutout for the Lady Wildcats.
Oxford improves their record to 5-2-2 overall, and they are currently 3-1-1. Oxford will host Lapeer West on Friday, May 6 at 7 pm.

Girls Varsity Golf
Due to the inclement weather last week, the scheduled golf outings for last Monday and Wednesday were postponed.
With a slight improvement in the temperature and snow melted off the course, the Lady Wildcat golfers competed in the Romeo Invitational at Heather Hills last Thursday.
According to varsity coach Terry Kelley, the official results were not yet available to the coaches as of Monday, and the golfer’s scores were not available.
However, Oxford did go home last Thursday after securing a fifth place finish in the 10 team invite, and Senior Beth Hubbard placed second individually with a low score of 100.

Varsity Baseball
With all the weekly games either snowed-out or rained-out last week, the Wildcat sluggers resumed play in the Lake Orion tournament on Saturday.
Oxford lost the first game to Lake Orion with a score of 1-3. Senior hurler Kyle Oliver pitched five innings, giving up four hits. Oxford was up 1-0 going into the sixth inning until Lake Orion tied it up off of a Dragon home run, and then took the lead with two runs before the inning was over. Wildcat Brad Dugan had a single and an RBI, and Vinnie Ives had a single and a double as well. Oxford’s record is 6-7 overall.
In their second game of the Dragon’s tournament, Oxford took on Davison. The Wildcat’s were defeated 0-18. Oxford was unable to rebound after Davison scored 11 runs in the first inning off of six walks, three hits, and two hit batters. Junior Mike Simpson was the only Wildcat to get a hit in the game, a double in the second inning. The Wildcat’s record is 6-8 overall.

Boys and Girls Track

The weather didn’t stop the Oxford Track & Field team from competing. The Wildcats hosted their first league meet league match-up with Ortonville Brandon last Wednesday.
Boys Results
Oxford’s relay teams swept the field last Wednesday, helping the Wildcats defeat the BlackHawks 90-47. Oxford secured first in the 3200M relay (Todd Davidson, Jon Elin, Adam Heskit, and German Guerrero), the 400M and 800M relay (Jay Regan, Cavan Cappuccilli, Nick Collier, and James Nelson), and the 1600M relay (Robert Cerato, Derrick Lewis, German Guerrero, Jay Regan). The Wildcats had several first place finishes in the individual events: 100M dash ? Nick Collier, 1600M- Adam Richmond, 400M dash- Robert Cerato, 800M ? German Guerrero, 200M dash ? James Nelson, and the 3200M- Adam Richmond. Oxford was too much for the BlackHawks in the field events. Vince Belitsos placed first in both the shot put (55?6?) and the discus (139?1?). Junior Sergio Schlak took first in the long jump with a leap of 17?1.? The victory improves the boy’s record to 3-2 overall, and 2-1 in the FML.
Girls Results:
Ortonville-Brandon proved too much for the Lady Wildcat runners, as they were defeated 53-84. The 400M-relay team (Lauren Curtis, Tiara Tatarczuk, Deann Kujawa, Jacqui Sylva), the 800M-relay team (Tatarczuk, Ashlee Eller, Sylva, Kujawa), and the 1600M-relay team (Eller, Curtis, Abby Stewart, Carly Gailey) all finished first in the meet. In the individual events, senior Ashlee Eller placed first in both the 200M dash and the 400M dash. The Lady Wildcats swept the hurdle events with freshman Aleese Darin placing first in the 300M intermediate hurdles, and sophomore Natalie Lukas finished in front of the pack in the 100M hurdles. Senior Kacey Cookingham’s throw of 33?5? earned her first in the shot put. The Lady Wildcats record is 3-2 overall, and 2-1 in the league.