Boys Tennis Defeats Pick North 5-0 in Final Conference Showdown

Following tonight’s win over Pick North, the boys are now 10-6 on the season. The Warhawks also celebrated Seniors, Isaac Choo and Ryan Douglas.

Westerville Central 5, Pickerington North 0

Singes:

Isaac Choo 6-2, 6-4
Carsten Weidner 3-6, 6-4, 1-0
Timmy Shieh 6-1, 6-1

Doubles:

Evan Andrews/Asher CortesBaker 6-3, 6-0
Zander Tee/Gavin Nardone 6-2, 6-1

With Monday’s win vs Hilliard Darby, the boys team is now 8-4 on the season. They will face Mt Vernon at home on Wednesday

Westerville Central 4, Hilliard Darby 1

Singles: 

1. Isaac Choo lost 4-6, 3-6

2. Carsten Weidner wins  6-1, 6-1

3. Zander Tee wins 1-6, 6-3, 1-0. 

Doubles: 

1. Timmy Shieh/Evan Andrews win 6-4, 2-6, 1-0

2. Gavin Nardone, Asher CortesBaker win 6-1, 6-2

Exhibition:

Wesley Lo wins 6-1, 6-2

Ryan Douglas wins 7-5, 4-6, 1-0

Head Coach Brad Baker will host an information meeting about the 2025 Girls Tennis Season.  The meeting is Wednesday, May 7 at 6:00 pm in the Media Center.  Players and parents are invited to attend.

1st Singles: Isaac Choo wins 6-0, 6-0

2nd Singles: Zander Tee wins 6-4, 6-2

3rd Singles: Asher CortesBaker wins 6-0, 6-2

1st Doubles: Evan Andrews/Timmy Sheih win 6-1, 6-0

2nd Doubles: Wesley Lo/Gavin Nardone win 6-2, 6-2

At Exhibition:

Ryan Douglas wins 8-2

Travis Ayres/Ryan Tran win 8-1

Eli Wilson wins 8-2

Next week, they have 3 home matches:

Wed vs Mt Vernon

Thur vs New Albany

Fri vs Pick North

There will be an information meeting for the 2025 Warhawks Girls Soccer team Tuesday, April 8 at 6:30 pm in the school's Media Center.  Players and parents interested in being part of the 2025 Girls Soccer Team are encouraged to attend.

February 18, 2025

The Westerville Central boys' basketball team ended the regular season on a high note, winning their final two games and finishing with a 9-12 record. The Hawks are heading into the tournament with strong momentum and a renewed sense of confidence, having secured key victories over Grove City, St. Francis DeSales, Westerville South, and Central Crossing. Their improved seeding positions them well as they prepare for the upcoming tournament, which begins on Wednesday, 2/19.

Senior Night Honors and Big Performances

Senior night was a special occasion for the Hawks, as the team celebrated the seniors who have been essential to their success over the years. Josh Henderson, Amare Spiva, Ethan Burns, Bellarmine Bengyella, Brady Ehlers, and Ben Peck were all recognized for their contributions to the team. Each senior has played a vital role in the Hawks’ journey, and their leadership has left a lasting impact.

On the court, Amare Spiva, Josh Henderson, and Mason Gooden led the way in the final regular-season game. Spiva had a standout performance on senior night, finishing with 16 points, 2 rebounds, and 2 assists. Henderson contributed 8 points, 3 rebounds, and 3 assists, while Gooden added 8 points and 2 rebounds.

Team Effort Drives the Hawks to Victory

The victory was truly a team effort, with Tyler Gooden chipping in 3 points and Bellarmine Bengyella contributing 2 points and one rebound. These key contributions helped the Hawks secure the win, and the team is looking to continue their strong play as they enter the tournament.

Next Up: Tournament Play

With the tournament starting soon, the Hawks are focused on extending their season and making a deep run. Their first challenge will be against the New Albany Eagles tomorrow, and they will need all the support they can get from their fans to keep their momentum going.

If you're able to make it, come out and cheer on the Hawks as they look to continue their strong performance in the tournament.

Go Hawks!

The winter sports season is beginning to wrap up and that means that spring sports are right around the corner.  Warhawk students who wish to play a spring sport should be sure they are registered on Final Forms and know the upcoming practice schedules.  

Softball, Boys Lacrosse and Girls Lacrosse all begin practices Monday 2/17;  Baseball, Boys and Girls Track & Field and Boys Volleyball start their practices Monday 2/24; Boys Tennis practice starts Monday 3/10.

Final Forms registration is open now....click here to register on Final Forms

Contact info for all Warhawk coaches is available here and at the Warhawks Coaches Directory tab above.

Come to the athletic office for more info...

January 24, 2025
The Westerville Central girls’ basketball team secured a solid 46-35 victory on Friday night, defeating Pickerington North at Pickerington North. With the win, the Lady Warhawks improved to 10-7 on the season and are looking to keep that momentum going.

After a tough stretch of games, this victory was a much-needed confidence booster for the team. Now, the Lady Warhawks are setting their sights on their next challenge: a road matchup against the Grove City Greyhounds today.

Big Performances From Adjei & Martin
It was Pricilla Adjei and Ella Martin who led the team on Friday night. Adjei dominated with 19 points and 9 rebounds, while Martin wasn’t far behind, adding 18 points and 4 steals. Both players were key in the offensive attack, contributing 37 of the team’s 46 points.

Team Effort Pushes the Hawks to Victory
While Adjei and Martin were the standout performers, this win was a true team effort. Several players stepped up to make important contributions especially Sacoya Jackson who had 5 assists.

With continued strong play on both ends of the court, the Lady Warhawks are looking to build on this performance and keep their winning streak alive.

Next up, the team travels to Grove City to face the Greyhounds today. With their eyes set on an 11-7 record, the Lady Warhawks will need all the support they can get. So, if you're able to make the trip, come out and cheer them on as they look to bring home another win!

Go Lady Warhawks!

January 24, 2025
The Westerville Central Hawks basketball team faced off against Pickerington North on Friday night, falling to the Panthers 59-48. With the loss, the Hawks’ record now stands at 5-11 as the season nears its conclusion. This marks the second meeting between these two teams, with both games ending in defeat for Westerville Central—one of them in overtime. Despite the tough outcome, the Hawks are determined to finish the season strong.

Standout Performances from Gooden, Henderson & Spiva
Mason Gooden, Josh Henderson, and Amare Spiva were the standout players in Friday’s matchup. Gooden led the team with 14 points, while Henderson and Spiva each contributed 13 points. Together, they combined for 40 of the team’s 48 points. Here’s a breakdown of their performances:

• Mason Gooden: 14 points, 1 rebound, 2 assists

• Josh Henderson: 13 points, 4 rebounds, 1 steal

• Amare Spiva: 13 points, 6 rebounds, 7 assists, 1 steal

Team Effort
While the Hawks came up short in this game, several players contributed important minutes and key plays:

• Bellarmine Bengyella: 5 points

• Matt Brett: 3 points, 3 rebounds

The team fought hard for all 32 minutes on the court, showing resilience despite the tough loss.

Looking Ahead to Grove City
Next up, the Hawks will host Grove City at Westerville Central on Friday, January 31. With only a few games left in the season, they are eager to turn things around and add another win to their record. The Hawks will need the support of their fans to help them build momentum for the remainder of the season.

Come out and cheer on the team as they look to bounce back against the Greyhounds! Every win counts as the season draws to a close.

Coach Mike Fields and the Warhawks softball team will host a Youth Softball Clinic, Saturday - February 8 for students in grades 4 through 8.  The clinic will be from 3 pm to 6 pm and the cost is just $50.

January 14, 2025
The Westerville Central Hawks basketball team earned another victory on Tuesday night, defeating Dublin Jerome 64-51. With the win, the Hawks improved to 4-8 on the season, and they are now riding a two-game winning streak as they prepare for their next matchup against New Albany this Friday.

After a challenging stretch of games, this victory was just what the team needed to regain confidence and momentum. Now, the Hawks are eager to keep the momentum going as they aim to extend their streak and improve their record.

Standout Performances From Henderson, Spiva & Harper
Josh Henderson, Amare Spiva, and Maceo Harper were the standout players in Tuesday's win. Henderson led the way with 25 points, 2 rebounds, and 3 assists, while Spiva contributed 14 points, 3 rebounds, 6 assists, and 3 steals. Harper added 13 points, 4 rebounds, and 2 steals. Together, they accounted for 52 of the team’s 64 points, proving to be an offensive powerhouse on the court.

Team Effort
The victory was a true team effort with several players stepping up and contributing in key moments:

• Matt Brett: 6 points, 1 steal

• Ben Peck: 3 points

• Mason Gooden: 2 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists, 3 steals

• Breydyn Folds: 1 point, 1 assist, 1 steal

As the team continues to come together, they will be a tough opponent for anyone they face.

Looking Ahead to New Albany
Next up, the Hawks will host New Albany on Friday, looking to push their winning streak to three games and improve their record to 5-8. With strong performances across the board, the team is confident they can take on the Eagles and continue their push toward a successful season.

The Hawks will need the support of their fans to keep the energy high and continue their winning ways. Come out and cheer on your team, every win counts as the season progresses.

Go Hawks!

January 10, 2025 

The Westerville Central Basketball team bounced back in a big way on Friday night, defeating the Comets 50-43 at Central Crossing. With the win, the Hawks improved to 3-8 on the season, and it’s just the spark they needed to push forward.

After a season of close calls and tough losses, this win gave the team a much-needed confidence boost. And now, the Hawks are looking to keep that momentum rolling with a matchup against Dublin Jerome tonight.

Big Performances From Henderson & Spiva

It was Josh Henderson and Amare Spiva who led the charge on Friday night. Henderson put up 21 points, 9 rebounds, and added 2 steals, while Spiva wasn’t far behind with 14 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists, and 4 steals. Both were offensive threats all game, keeping the Comets on their toes.

Team Effort Seals the Win

While Henderson and Spiva were standouts, this win was a true team effort. Several players stepped up, contributing in all sorts of ways:

• Mason Gooden: 5 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal

• Maceo Harper: 4 points, 1 rebound, 1 assist, 2 steals

• Bellarmine Bengyella: 6 points

• Ethan Burns: 3 rebounds, 1 assist

With continued strong performances on both ends of the court, the Hawks have the potential to challenge any opponent. It’s clear that this team is starting to come together, and with more games like this, they’ll be a force to reckon with.

Next up, the Hawks are heading to Dublin to face Dublin Jerome tonight. With this win behind them, they’re looking to keep their momentum rolling and make a push as the season winds down.

The Hawks need all the support they can get for tonight’s game at Dublin Jerome. With just a few weeks left in the season, every win counts. So, if you're in the area, head out and cheer on your team, they’ll need you there to keep the energy going. Go Hawks!

Last Friday, January 10th, the Lady Hawks secured a 60-43 victory over Central Crossing. With this win, the GBK team now holds an 8-5 record, looking to keep building on that success.

Two standout players in the game were Ella Martin and Priscilla Adjei. Martin posted an impressive 25 points and 10 rebounds, while Adjei also contributed 25 points along with 3 steals. Together, Martin and Adjei combined for 50 points, accounting for more than half of the Hawks' total score. Audrey Nowell also made a significant impact, dishing out 6 assists during the game.

It was truly a team effort, with each Lady Hawk contributing to the win and playing a crucial role in the outcome.

Today, the GBK team faces Dublin Jerome here at home. Come out and support the Lady Warhawks as they look to extend their winning streak. We can’t wait to see everyone there. Go Hawks!

The Westerville Central girls basketball team faced off against Hilliard Bradley on Tuesday in a hard-fought game. It was a close contest, with both teams going back and forth, but ultimately, Hilliard Bradley came out on top with a 45-41 victory. The loss dropped the Warhawks to a 7-5 record, but the girls played their hearts out and gave it their all on the court.

Ella Martin led the charge for the Warhawks with 16 points and 9 rebounds. Another key contributor was Pricilla Adjei, who put up 14 points, 2 assists, and 3 steals. Both Martin and Adjei are essential to the team’s success, and their efforts, along with the contributions of the entire squad, helped keep the game competitive on both offense and defense.

Tonight, the Warhawks are looking to bounce back as they take on Central Crossing here at Westerville Central. With a win, the girls aim to improve their record to 8-5. Be sure to come out and support your Lady Warhawks as they battle the Comets and hopefully bring home a victory. Go Warhawks!

On Tuesday night, the Westerville Central boys basketball team lost to the Jaguars with a final score of 50-46. The Hawks have had a tough season, now sitting at 2-8, but they’re hoping to turn things around. The team has plenty of talent, led by Josh Henderson, who scored 24 points and grabbed 8 rebounds. Amare Spiva also had a solid game, putting up 7 points, 12 rebounds, and 2 assists. Mason Gooden chipped in 5 points, 2 rebounds, and 1 assist.

Other players who contributed to the team’s 46 points included Matt Brett (4 points), Maceo Harper (2 points, 3 rebounds), Ethan Burns (2 points, 1 rebound), and Bellarmine Bengyella (2 points, 3 rebounds). All of these players play an important role on the team, and they’re ready to bring the heat this Friday at Central Crossing.

Coach Shawver is determined to find ways the team can improve and make adjustments ahead of their game against Central Crossing. After Tuesday's narrow loss to the Jaguars, he’s focusing on how the Hawks can play smarter and more efficiently to secure their third win. The team has been putting in the work during practice, and Coach Shawver believes we’ll see those efforts pay off this Friday.

Be sure to come out and support the boys as they aim for their third win and a 3-8 record!

This past Friday evening, our Warhawks faced off against the Greyhounds at Grove City, securing their first victory of the season with a hard-fought 63-52 win. The team welcomed a few new starters for this matchup, including Ethan Burns and Bellarmine Bengyella, both of whom played pivotal roles from the outset, helping to set the tone for the game and forcing the Greyhounds to work tirelessly to keep pace with the Warhawks.

Josh Henderson was the standout player, leading the team in scoring with an impressive 31 points while also contributing 6 rebounds and 4 assists. Amare Spiva continued to shine on both ends of the court, adding 18 points, 6 rebounds, and 5 assists to the effort. Together, Henderson and Spiva have become dominant forces, and their continued contributions will be crucial as the team prepares for tomorrow's game against Thomas Worthington.

Other key contributors included Maceo Harper, who put up 4 points, 1 rebound, and 1 assist, as well as Tyler Gooden with 4 points and 2 rebounds. Matt Brett added 2 points, 2 rebounds, and 2 assists, while Mason Gooden contributed 2 points, 3 rebounds, and 1 assist. Bellarmine Bengyella rounded out the effort with 2 points and 1 rebound.

With a 1-3 record, the Warhawks are eager to build momentum and add another win tomorrow night at Thomas Worthington. We encourage all Warhawk fans to come out and show their support as the team looks to continue dominating this season.

The Westerville Central boys basketball team is facing a tough start to the season, still searching for their first win. After falling to a 0-3 record, they’re hoping to turn things around in their next game on Friday, December 13th. The team fought hard in their last match against the Jags, ending with a close 49-56 loss.

Josh Henderson and Amare Spilva led the way with 34 combined points, Henderson scoring 18 and Spilva adding 16. Both players also made key contributions beyond scoring, Henderson grabbed 2 rebounds, dished out 3 assists, and had 2 steals, while Spilva pulled down 4 rebounds and recorded 1 assist.

Other players also stepped up in the game. Bellarmine Bengyella chipped in 8 points and 2 rebounds, Ethan Burns added 4 points, 1 rebound, and 2 assists, and Mason Gooden scored 3 points along with 2 rebounds and 1 assist.

While the team is still looking for their first win, they’ve been showing plenty of fight and determination. Let’s come out and support them at their next game on Friday in Grove City. This losing streak is bound to end, Go Hawks!

Friday night’s game was one to remember for Westerville Central’s boys' basketball team. The stands were packed with fans as they faced off against Pickerington North at home. After a hard-fought battle, the game went into overtime, with the final score ending 48-54 in favor of Pickerington North.

The team showed incredible determination, with several players stepping up and contributing to the effort. Josh Henderson led the way with 14 points, 7 rebounds, and 1 assist. Amare Spilva followed closely with 13 points, 5 rebounds, and 4 assists, while Maceo Harper added 7 points, 3 rebounds, and 1 assist.

Other key contributors included Mason Gooden with 5 points, Ethan Burns with 4 points, Matt Brett with 3 points, and Tyler Gooden with 2 points. Maceo Harper also made a critical basket that sent the game into overtime, giving the team another shot at the win, though they ultimately came up just short.

Tonight, the boys' basketball team will be facing Hilliard Bradley, and they’re ready to give it their all. Come out to Westerville Central and show your support as they aim to take down the Jaguars and keep their momentum going!

Warhawk Sports Performance Center

Warhawk Nation, we are overjoyed to announce the completion of the Warhawk Sports Performance Center! This project reflects the heart of our community’s unwavering commitment to giving our students a safe, state-of-the-art facility to train, prepare, and excel every day.

It all started on July 22, 2024, when we shared our vision at a Town Hall meeting and asked for your support. Without hesitation, the Warhawk community rose to the challenge, accomplishing something truly extraordinary—raising $100,000 in just five months! But the contributions didn’t stop there.

We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to the incredible coaches, student-athletes, parents, boosters, and community members who went above and beyond—donating time, money, and resources to paint, remodel, demo, and restore this amazing space. This was a team effort in every sense, and the results are a shining example of what we can achieve when we work together.

To celebrate, we invite you to an Open House on Monday, December 16, from 6–8 PM. Come tour the new Sports Performance Center and see firsthand the incredible work YOU helped make possible.

As promised, the Sports Performance Center is now open to all Warhawk teams and student-athletes! Coach Shaffer has prepared a few "open" lifting sessions, and if individual teams or coaches would like to reserve training sessions for their specific team, please reach out to Coach Shaffer directly. Open Lifting is Wednesday from 6-8pm and Saturdays from 10am-12pm.

This facility doesn’t just provide cutting-edge equipment—it represents our commitment to high-quality training programs that will help our student-athletes become stronger, reduce injuries, and compete at the highest levels.

Words can’t express the pride and gratitude we feel for this community. It is our privilege to serve as the principal and athletic director of Westerville Central High School, and this achievement is a beautiful reminder that we are truly Better Together.

Thank you, Warhawk Nation, for your passion, generosity, and dedication. The future is bright for our students, and it’s all because of you.

Built Warhawk Tough!

Mrs. Sayre, Principal

Mr. Ey, Athletic Director

The Westerville Central wrestling team will kick-off the 2024-25 season tonight hosting a Double Dual....the Warhawks will take on Westerville South and Hilliard Davidson....action starts at 6:00 pm....click here to get your tickets now!

On Monday night, the Westerville Central basketball team gave fans an unforgettable performance in a thrilling game against Licking Heights, falling just short with a final score of 65-68. Despite the tough loss, the team’s persistent energy and grit were on full display, with standout players Josh Henderson and Amare Spiva. Together, they poured in an impressive 46 points and grabbed 14 rebounds, showcasing their dominant presence on both ends of the court.

But they weren’t the only ones stepping up. Maceo Harper added 7 points, 2 rebounds, and 2 assists, while Matt Brent contributed 7 points, 3 rebounds, and 1 assist. Mason Gooden and Ethan Burns rounded out the effort, adding critical contributions with Gooden putting up 3 points, 2 rebounds, and 1 assist, and Burns adding 2 points and 1 rebound. As a team, the Warhawks tallied 38 points in the paint, grabbed 26 rebounds, and dished out 12 assists. 

Now, the Warhawks need your support as they turn their focus to tomorrow’s game against the Pickerington North Panthers at Westerville Central. With the energy, determination, and talent on this roster, there’s no doubt they’re primed for a big win! Let’s fill the stands and show the team we’ve got their backs as they continue to battle hard this season!

The home portion of the winter season starts tomorrow- Tuesday 12/3 with the girls basketball team playing host to New Albany.  The JV team starts at 530 pm, followed by the varsity at 7 pm.

The WCHS wrestlers will host a double dual Thursday 12/5....wrestling starts at 6 pm when the Warhawks will take on Westerville South.

Friday 12/6 is the home opener for the boys basketball team.  Pickerington North comes to WCHS for a tripleheader - frosh at 430, JV at 6 and varsity at 730 pm.

Get your tickets on line at:  Warhawk Tickets

The WCABC will host its Fall Bingo Night Saturday, NOvember 16 at 6 pm in the WCHS Commons.  Click here to buy your tickets now!!

In mid-July the Westerville Central community began a large scale fundraising effort to support Campus Branding projects and a renovation to the weight room.

Because of the outstanding effort of Warhawk players, parents, coaches and our community supporters, several campus branding projects have been completed and the  weight room equipment is in production.

The donor list includes the Westerville Central Athletic Booster Club, Westerville Central Football Touchdown Club, the following sports booster clubs:  Baseball, Boys and Girls Basketball, Boys and Girls Soccer, Boys and Girls Lacrosse, Boys and Girls Tennis, Boys and Girls Swim & Dive, Boys and Girls Golf, Boys and Girls Cross Country, Boys and Girls Track & Field, Boys and Girls Wrestling, Girls Volleyball, Softball and  Cheer Team and the Westerville Central Athletic Department...

Generous contributions were also received from the following individuals and businesses:   The Biles Family; Morgan Shawver - The Lundquist Group; Heather and Kevin Sanislo - The Sanislo Firm LLC; Tom Bernardo - Giammarcos; Paula Davidson; Lettie Benline; Focus 3; Robyn and Mitch Perry; Lee and Aaron Knepp; Audrey and Andrew Buss; Molly Harr; The Huebner Family; Craig Creakie;  

Click here for a complete list of every donor to the Campus Branding and Sports Performance Center

The Campus Branding Project is ongoing!! Make a dontation throught the Warhawk Black and Silver Club now!

  Click here to donate to the Campus Branding Project

Girls Tennis defeats Big Walnut 4-1

Karina Pingarron 2-6, 1-6

Camryn Pho 2-6, 6-2, 6-0

Candice Pho 7-6, 6-0

Liv Stevens/Eve Baker 6-3, 6-4

Maya Olmos/Cami Hewitt 6-2, 6-2

The Hawks are now 7-3 on the season. They travel to Grove City Tuesday and will be back home on Wednesday and Thursday to face Reynoldsburg and Gahanna. 

The Westerville Central Warhawks defeated Westerville North Warriors in straight sets: 25-11, 25-13, and 25-19.

After slow starts in the Warhawks’ preceding two matches, senior Alyvia Mentlow, ensured her team would not fall behind its crosstown rival on the road. Mentlow opened with an eight-point service run including six aces to set the tone for the night.

Head coach Shaun Servick said, “It’s really nice to have seniors step up in a rivalry game” and credits the both team leadership and complimentary play as instrumental.

“I thought on both ends we were prepared and it showed up early,” Servick said. “Once confidence took over we had a good thing going.”

Junior setter Jane Zvolanek directed the Warhawk offense which runs through hitters in Mentlow, junior Olivia Curry, and sophomore Ava Salehi.

Zvolanek provided a bit her own offense with multiple tip kills on the second touch.

The Warhawks maintained strong point efficiency through the first sets with a punishing offense and solid team defense, especially on serve receive.

With a 2-0 lead through two sets, Servick was able to experiment with different rotations and provide the extended roster with game action against a rival opponent.

Servick returns to Central after coaching and entrepreneurship on the club circuit in central Ohio.

When asked about what high school volleyball means in Westerville, Servick said, “We used to play [the crosstown schools] both twice and the chance to win four games in the ‘Ville was always a privilege. We have to bottle those feelings to two matches now which makes each match more important.”

With early season victories over South and North already, the Warhawks claim the title to “Battle of The ‘Ville” for 2024.

The team will host a quad this Saturday at 9:00 am

Girls Tennis Defeats Marysville 4-1.

Karina Pingarron 1-6, 3-6

Camryn Pho 6-2, 6-4

Maya Olmos 6-4, 6-3

Liv Stevens/Candice Pho 6-2, 7-6

Eve Baker/Cami Hewitt 0-6, 7-6, 6-2

With the win, the Hawks move to 6 and 2 on the season.

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Girls Tennis Defeats Westerville North 5-0

1s - Karina Pingarron 6-2, 6-4

2s - Camryn Pho 6-4, 7-6

3s - Maya Olmos 6-0, 6-0

1d - Eve Baker/Cami Hewitt 6-0, 6-0

2d - Lucia Pingarron/Robin Redd 6-0, 6-2

Also winning in exhibition matches:

Candice Pho 8-1

Bella Green/Evie VanHorn 8-1

Julia Gargano/Kenzie McCray 8-2

Grace Young/Mackenzie Boyd 8-4

Kami Smith/Gloria Bui 8-0

Maddy Smith/Nataly Hong 8-6

Priyanka Bellala/Supriya Bellala 6-1

Neesha Dhakal 6-0

The team is now 4-2 on the season 

Girls Tennis Places Second Overall in Doubles Tournament

Flight 1 - 3rd place - Karina Pingarron/Camryn Pho

Flight 2 - 1st Place - Liv Stevens/Eve Baker

Flight 3 - 2nd Place - Cami Hewitt/Maya Olmos

Flight 4 - 2nd Place - Lucia Pingarron/Candice Pho

Team Results:

1. Worthington Christian - 26 points

2. Westerville Central - 25 points

3. Big Walnut - 16 points

4. Whetstone - 15 points

5. Hilliard Darby - 14 points

6. Grove City - 11 points

7. Westerville North - 5 points

8. DeSales - 4 points 

The Westerville Central boys soccer team will be home tonight versus Worthington Kilbourne.  Varsity game time is 715 pm.  The Warhawks are 2-0, opening the season with wins over Westerville South and Big Walnut.  Click here to get your tickets now!

Welcome to the 2024-25 fall sports season at Westerville City Schools!

This year, Westerville City Schools launched a new sportsmanship campaign shaped by our students and district athletic community. What they shared echoes what school districts across the state and nation are saying: Respect each other. Respect the game. Let us play.

Students said they wanted an environment where they feel supported, respected and provided space where they can grow and enjoy the game.

As part of our commitment to them, we’re asking those who attend our athletic events to be respectful to the student-athletes, coaches and game officials. We want to make sure we are providing a safe and family-friendly environment that enhances the game experience and encourages a deep love for our schools, athletes and communities represented.

With your support and partnership, the district has an opportunity to come together and show all who attend our athletic events that We are the ‘Ville.

WCSD Ticketing Prices:
Varsity Sports: Adults - $8
                        Students - $7
JV Sports: Adults - $6
                Students - $5
Middle School Sports: Adults - $5
                                  Students - $3
 

Required Safety Measures
In order to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all attending spectators and athletes, the following rules will be enforced for home football games:

• Elementary and middle school students MUST be accompanied by a parent or guardian. The parent/guardian or designee is legally responsible for the actions of their student(s).

• Students are expected to be in the stands watching the contest. Students may not loiter or exhibit other behaviors that are disruptive to other spectators. Students who are not following this rule may be asked to leave.

• Students are not permitted to bring backpacks, other bags, or play equipment (such as footballs) into the facilities. Parents and guests may bring purses or diaper bags, but all bags are subject to inspection. Outside food or drink is prohibited.

• Entry into the facility is prohibited after halftime of each contest, or roughly halfway through the anticipated time frame of the event.

• Re-entry into the facility is prohibited. If you leave the facility, you must proceed to leave the school property.

• Students are not permitted on the playing field before, during, or after the event. Students misbehaving or acting in an inappropriate manner at Westerville athletic events may be suspended from attending future games or events and may face other disciplinary consequences.

• Fans exhibiting disorderly and/or profane behavior will be asked to leave or removed from the event. Students and fans are there to cheer FOR their home team, not cheer/chant AGAINST the opposing team and/or officials. Removal may result in being banned from Westerville City School properties, including future athletic events and no refunds will be given.

• All students and spectators are to exit the facility immediately upon completion of the contest.

These rules ensure that attention is focused on the student-athletes and the on-field product of their hard work and dedication to their teams.

Thank you for your support of Westerville Athletics and the school community. Let’s continue to enjoy the fall sports season and we look forward to seeing you at the games!

The Warhawks girls soccer team is home tonight versus Big Walnut and the volleyball team is home against Hilliard Darby....both teams are currently 1-0 on the season...come check it out tonight!  Click here to get your tickets!!

The regular season starts tonight for Volleyball, Girls Soccer and Boys Soccer.  The Warhawks host Westerville South in a great night of crosstown rival competition.  The action starts with Volleyball at 4:30 pm, followed by Girls Soccer at 5:30 pm and Boys Soccer at 7:15 pm.  One ticket will get you a wristband that is good for admission to all three contests....click here to get your ticket or season pass!!

After tonight’s win against South the Warhawks move to 3-0 on the season.  Next week they travel to Hilliard Davidson on Wed and play at home on Thur vs. Hilliard Bradley.

Varsity Scores:

Karina Pingarron wins 6-0, 6-0
Camryn Pho wins 6-1, 6-0
Candice Pho wins 6-0, 6-0
Lucia Pingarron-Liv Stevens win 6-1, 6-0
Cami Hewitt-Robin Redd win 6-1, 6-0

JV Scores:

Evie Van Horn wins 8-0

Mackenzie Boyd-Grace Young win 8-0

Kenzie McCray-Julia Gargano win 8-0

Bella Green-Kami Smith win 8-0

Gloria Bui-Rachel Ta win 8-2

This coming Friday - August 16 - The Warhawks will host Westerville South in an action filled night with four sports battling it out.  The evening will start off at 4:00 pm at the WCHS Tennis Courts with the Warhawks taking on the Wildcats tennis team;  at 4:30 pm the Varsity Volleyball teams play in the main gym; The varsity girls soccer teams kick-off at 5:30 pm in the stadium and that game will be followed by the boys soccer teams at 7:30 pm.

One ticket will get you into see all the action!!  When scanning in or buying a ticket, fans will be given a wristband that will get them into all the events.

Tickets and season passes are on sale....click here to get yours now!!

The 2024-25 WCHS Ultimate Warhawk Pass is on sale now....a great bargain for Warhawk fans!  Our first games are next Friday, August 16  - so get your pass today!

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