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Softball round-up: Welcome to Splitsville

Packerland Conference teams were able to salvage at least one game from their doubleheaders on Thursday.

 

Southern Door took game one 11-4 but Algoma came back to take game two 9-7.

 

Gibraltar and Sevastopol played a pair of nailbiters with the Pioneers capturing game one 2-1 and the Vikings squeaking out game two 6-5.

 

No scores were reported for Sturgeon Bay's doubleheader at Oconto.

 

Luxemburg-Casco fell to Freedom 8-4.

 

Friday's action includes Luxemburg-Casco playing a doubleheader at home against Wrightstown, Gibraltar hosting a twinbill against Algoma, Kewaunee battling Oconto at home, and Sevastopol traveling to Peshtigo for two games. The Kewaunee games start at 4 p.m. while all the other contests start at 4:30 p.m.

 

Baseball round-up: Gibraltar, Southern Door sweep

Gibraltar and Southern Door's baseball teams earned two wins on their opening days on Thursday.

 

Jaden Diller threw a no-hitter in game one of a two-game sweep of Algoma for Southern Door as the Eagles soared to 14-0 and 16-1 victories.

 

Gibraltar brought out the lumber in its two victories against Sevastopol, winning 12-3 and 18-2 respectively. 

 

Sturgeon Bay was unable to complete its doubleheader against Oconto, but won the first matchup 9-4.

 

Luxemburg-Casco dropped its second game of the season in non-conference action, falling to Green Bay Notre Dame 6-2.

 

Kewaunee fell to Manitowoc Lincoln 8-3.

 

Friday's slate of action includes Luxemburg-Casco playing on the road at Little Chute for a single game at 4:30 p.m. Doubleheaders on Friday include Gibraltar hosting Algoma and Kewaunee battling Oconto at home beginning at 4:30 p.m.


Gamblers start playoff run in Muskegon

The quest for the Clark Cup begins Friday night as the Green Bay Gamblers travel to Muskegon for a possible three-game series against the Lumberjacks.

 

The series between the two teams this season was incredibly close with each team earning five wins and scoring 34 goals. Because of the way the schedule was set up, the two teams are already quite familiar with each other. Gamblers head coach Pat Mikesch says it is up to the team to take advantage of that knowledge.

The Gamblers and the Lumberjacks will play each other at least twice this weekend on Friday and Saturday nights beginning at 6:10 p.m. If necessary, a third and decisive game will be played on Sunday. All three games will be held in Muskegon with the only hope of a playoff home game coming next Saturday night if the Gamblers win the series. 

Packers go Corner

In the first round of the 2021 NFL draft on Thursday, the Green Bay Packers selected Eric Stokes, a cornerback out of Georgia, with the twenty-ninth pick. The defensive back was a crucial part of the Bulldogs defense and special teams units. In 2020, Stokes had four interceptions. Rounds two and three of the draft will begin Friday at 6:00 PM. 

 


Gibraltar/Sevastpol hits the road

Gibraltar-Sevastopol’s boys soccer team will be visiting the Clintonville soccer team on Thursday. The Gibraltar/Sevastopol squad hasn’t had a chance to get many games in this alternative season, and will be coming off a 4-1 loss to Sturgeon Bay. Clintonville comes into the game with a .500 record. The two teams are also scheduled to play on May 4th. Thursday’s match is scheduled to begin at 4:30 PM.

Brewers wrap up series with Miami

In the series ending game with the Florida Marlins on Wednesday, the Milwaukee Brewers would be on the losing end of a 6-2 game. Miami would go up 2-0 in the top of the second and Milwaukee would tie the score in the bottom of the third on a Kolten Wong home run that brought Jackie Bradley across the plate. Miami would separate once again with a three run homer in the top of the fourth. They would score another run the following inning and hold on the win to secure the series victory, two games to one. 

 

Milwaukee’s record  is 14-10 They will host a home series with the Los Angeles Dodgers. The first of four games is at 6:40 PM on Friday.

 


Softball preview: Local teams return home

The area's softball teams return home for the most part after opening the season on the road earlier this week.

 

Algoma and Southern Door will look to rebound from tough losses on Tuesday in the Green Bay area with a doubleheader beginning at 4:30 p.m. in Algoma. Sevastopol will host Gibraltar for a twinbill at 4:30 p.m. Sturgeon Bay will play two games at Oconto a little bit earlier in the day with the first pitch slated for 4 p.m. 

 

Luxemburg-Casco will look for win number two when it hosts Freedom at 4:30 p.m.

Baseball preview: Packerland Conference opening day

The area's Packerland Conference teams will get to have their opening day on Thursday.

 

Sturgeon Bay will open its season with a doubleheader at Oconto beginning at 4 p.m. Beginning at 4:30 p.m., Algoma will host its doubleheader against Southern Door, and Gibraltar will face Sevastopol in its own twinbill. Kewaunee will play a single game against Manitowoc Lincoln on the road at 4:30 p.m.

 

Luxemburg-Casco will look to rebound from Tuesday's loss with a non-conference game at 4:30 p.m. on the road against Green Bay Notre Dame. 

Brewers rebound verse Marlins

Milwaukee took to the middle innings of Tuesdays game to take an advantage on their way to a 5-4 win over the Miami Marlins. Miami scored the opening run in the top of the first with a sac fly. The next inning Milwaukee scored two runs with solo home runs by Adrian Houser and Tyrone Taylor, giving the Crew a 2-1 lead. 

 

In the fourth and fifth inning, the two teams each traded runs. In the fourth, Tyrone Taylor brought home Jackie Bradley Jr. on a fielder’s choice. Luis Urias brought home Keston Hiura in the bottom of the fifth and the Brewers final run came in the sixth off of another RBI by Tyrone Taylor as Pablo Reyes scored. The Brewers would hold on to the win and their record is now 14-9. The Brewers will finish their homestand against the Marlins on Wednesday at 12:40 PM.   

 

Luxemburg-Casco stiffed in baseball return

Like all Spring sports, Luxemburg-Casco got to take in the excitement of a new season after a two year delay. In their return, Luxemburg-Casco took on Little Chute on Tuesday and fell 11-1. Luxemburg-Casco is now 0-1 on the season. They will take on Green Bay's Notre Dame academy on Thursday, with first pitch scheduled for 4:30 PM. 

Track and field recap: Area squads get to compete again

Sevastopol girls track and field placed first in Algoma on Tuesday and area teams filled the three through five spots in the boys standings. Team results from Tuesday for boys and girls can be found below. 

 

 

Kewaunee also held a quad meet in which Southern Door’s Hailey Shimon broke her own school record with a discus throw of 125’ 2.” Kewaunee would end up winning the quad for the girls side. They were followed by Sturgeon Bay, Peshtigo, and Southern Door in team standings. For the boys side of the meet, Peshtigo would take first, followed by Southern Door, Kewaunee, and Sturgeon Bay.

 

Brewers thumped by Marlins

Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Corbin Burnes' excellent start to the season hit a bump in the road as he gave up four earned runs through five innings in Monday’s 8-0 loss to Miami. Even with eight hits throughout the game, Milwaukee was unable to get on the scoreboard. The Brewers record is now 13-9 this season after the loss. Milwaukee will continue the home series with the Marlins at 6:40 PM on Wednesday. 

 

Zukauskaite, Norton top Packerland Conference Volleyball Teams

Gibraltar's Agne Zukauskaite and Southern Door's Nicole Norton took top honors for their play in Packerland Conference volleyball action during the volleyball season.

 

Zukauskaite was named the conference's best all-around player while Norton earned her honors for being the best setter. Both players plus Algoma's Hannah Wiese were unanimous selections to the Packerland Conference First-Team for volleyball. The complete listing is below:

 

1ST TEAM

NAME                                       SCHOOL                      YEAR               POSITION

Lauren Alger                              Sturgeon Bay                Senior               Setter

Rebekah Andreae                      Sevastopol                   Senior               Hitter

Nicole Norton                            Southern Door              Senior               Setter               Unanimous            

Anna Olson                               Southern Door              Junior               Libero

Bailey Rikkola                           Sevastopol                   Sophomore       Libero

Madilyn Volkmann                     Sevastopol                   Junior               Hitter

Hanna Wiese                             Algoma                         Senior               All-Around         Unanimous

Carley Wodack                          Sturgeon Bay                Senior               All-Around

Agne Zukauskaite                      Gibraltar                        Senior               All-Around         Unanimous

 

2ND TEAM

NAME                                       SCHOOL                      YEAR               POSITION

Toni Bortolini                             Kewaunee                     Junior               Hitter

Samantha Differt                       Sevastopol                   Junior               All-Around

Allianna Dufek                           Southern Door              Sophomore       Hitter

Claire Kohnle                             Kewaunee                     Senior               Setter

Sasha Laaksonen                      Sevastopol                   Senior               Setter

Elizabeth Rohr                           Kewaunee                     Senior               All-Around

Justice Saxby                           Kewaunee                     Senior               Libero

Hannah Sternard                        Sturgeon Bay                Junior               All-Around

 

HONORABLE MENTION

NAME                                       SCHOOL                      YEAR               POSITION

Jaiden Adams                           Sturgeon Bay                Senior               All-Around

Sage Krause                             Gibraltar                        Senior               Libero

Emily Ulberg                             Sturgeon Bay                Junior               Front Row

 

PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

NAME                                       SCHOOL                      YEAR               POSITION

Nicole Norton                            Southern Door              Senior               Setter

Agne Zukauskaite                      Gibraltar                        Senior               All-Around

Track preview: Algoma, Kewaunee host opening day meets

All seven area schools on the mainland will head to track meets on Tuesday as the season officially gets underway.

 

Like all spring sports, it will be the first time track athletes have been able to compete since the 2019 season. 

 

In Northeastern Conference action, Luxemburg-Casco will travel to Denmark to face the host school and Waupaca. The meet begins at 4:00 p.m.

 

Packerland Conference teams will be split up for their first meet of the season with Algoma hosting Gibraltar, Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran High School, Oconto, and Sevastopol while Kewaunee will have visits from Peshtigo, Southern Door, and Sturgeon Bay. Both meets begin at 4:30 p.m.

Softball preview: Local teams get underway

It is opening day for some of the area's softball teams as their first action since 2019 gets underway Tuesday afternoon.

 

In conference action, Luxemburg-Casco will stick around town to host Little Chute.

 

In non-conference action, Algoma visits Bay Port and 2019 state participant Southern Door heads to the Green Bay area as well to face Notre Dame Academy. 

 

All three softball games begin at 4:30 p.m. pending weather.

Clippers move closer to a top play-off seed on 96.7 WBDK

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers Soccer Team was able to enhance their chances of a top seed in the upcoming playoffs with a 4-1 victory over Gibraltar/Sevastopol on 96.7 WBDK on Monday night. The scoring started quickly with Ben Luders netting the game’s first goals in the 3rd minute assisted by Spencer Hubbard. The scoring continued when Carson Dvorak was able to knock in a second goal off a Gibraltar player in the 17th minute. Just after halftime the game was brought to within one goal (2-1) off a corner kick where it would remain until 8:08 to go in regulation when Gavin Hernandez netted another Spencer Hubbard corner kick. Then 4 minutes later in the 90th minute of play Robert Alas scored the game’s final goal giving the Clippers the 4-1 victory. The next game on the schedule is next Monday at home against Green Bay East. That game will be covered by the NEW Radio Sports Network on broadcast on 96.7 WBDK. The Clippers will find out their playoff standing this Wednesday. 

 

Luxemburg-Casco fishing team prepares for second season

One of the few local high school teams to compete in the spring and summer is ready for another season on the water. 

 

The Luxemburg-Casco Fishing Team is preparing for another year after its inaugural year saw two anglers, Charlie Simonar and Ethan Jerabek finish in fifth place in the Wisconsin High School Bass Fishing Championships in Winneconne. At least 15 kids are coming back to the team this year and coach Brian Eisch says right now they are doing meetings to prepare until they can get out on the water.

Eisch says finding volunteer boaters is tough, but he added that it is rewarding to see the kids succeed.

The Luxemburg-Casco Fishing Team will compete at local lakes before the state championships are held on the Mississippi River off the shores of LaCrosse later this year. Eisch thanks the team's 17 sponsors for helping support the team, which has to travel and stay in hotels for nearly all of its tournaments. 

 

Photo courtesy of the Luxemburg-Casco Fishing Team

Fourth quarter dooms Bucks

The Milwaukee Bucks were outscored 41-26 in the final quarter of play to lose to the host Atlanta Hawks Sunday 111-104. 

 

The offense cooled off from Saturday when they routed the Philadelphia 76ers 134-96. The Bucks shot only 28 percent from behind the arc while the Hawks shot just under 40 percent, hitting 13 three-pointers. Lou Williams hit four of those three-pointers in the final seven minutes to spur the Hawks to victory. Bogdan Bogdanovic scored 32 points to lead the Hawks while Giannis Antetokounmpo led the Bucks with 31 points and 14 rebounds. Four other Bucks players scored in double figures, including 19 from Jrue Holiday who also had 11 assists.

 

The Bucks' next matchup is Tuesday against the Charlotte Hornets on the road. 

Sturgeon Bay, Gibraltar/Sevastopol battle on 96.7 WBDK

Sturgeon Bay and Gibraltar/Sevastopol will battle for county bragging rights on Monday night as the two teams head to the soccer pitch.

 

The Clippers won their last time out on Friday night as they defeated Green Bay Preble 2-1 at Clark Field thanks to tallies from Ben Luders and Gavin Hernandez. The Vikineers have not played since a 4-1 loss to Manitowoc Lincoln on April 17th. 

 

The last meeting between the two teams was notable as the Vikineers' scored the lone goal in a 1-0 win that snapped a long-lasting Packerland Conference winning streak by the Clippers.

 

Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call on 96.7 WBDK and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com beginning at 6:00 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the opening touch at 6:30 p.m.

Brewers secure series win over Cubs

A pitchers' duel turned into a laugher late as the Milwaukee Brewers took the win and the series from the Chicago Cubs 6-0 Sunday afternoon.

 

Through the first eight innings, a bases-loaded walk drawn by Travis Shaw in the first inning was the only run scored by either team. The Brewers took advantage of a poor outing by Cubs reliever Jason Adam, who gave up all five ninth-inning runs without retiring one batter.  RBI hits by Luis Urias and Kolten Wong, a bases-loaded hit by pitch by Travis Shaw, and another bases-loaded walk to Tyrone Taylor gave the Brewers their second win of the series and their fifth win in the last six games. 

 

The Brewers return home on Monday to face the Miami Marlins at 6:40 p.m.

Packerland releases final Volleyball ranking

The Packerland Conference released their 2020 alternative Spring Volleyball standings after their first Spring season. The conference’s regular season title was split between Sturgeon Bay and Sevastopol, but the Pioneers won in the rubber match in their regional championship. Algoma went from spending most of the season looking for their first win to getting a regional  championship come tournament time. Below are the final regular season standings for the Packerand.

 

Gamblers drop consecutive blowout losses

The Green Bay Gamblers traveled to Iowa this weekend to match up against the Dubuque Fighting Saints, and in two straight games they have lost handily. Dubuque went up 3-0 in the first period and ended the game on top of Green Bay, 6-0. The second straight tough loss moves Green Bay to 30-17. Currently in third place in the USHL East standings, the Gamblers to see what opening series the playoffs bring them.

Bucks rout 76ers

The Milwaukee Bucks helped themselves greatly in the NBA East Conference standings with a sweep over the Philadelphia 76ers this week. The sweep was capped off by a 132-94 win on Saturday. Milwaukee would lead 50-40 at the halftime break, but would blow the doors open in the third quarter. Milwaukee would outscore Philadelphia 82-54 in the second half. The win moves the Bucks record to 37-22. The Bucks are still in third place in the conference and 2.5 games behind the conference leading Brooklyn Nets and a game and a half out of second place 76ers. Milwaukee takes the court again on Sunday for a road matchup at Atlanta. Tip-off is 6:30 PM.

Brewers hold off Cubs

The Milwaukee Brewers came back from Friday’s embarrassing defeat with a 4-3 win over the Chicago Cubs on Saturday. This comes a day after taking a 15-2 defeat to the same rival the day before. Milwaukee fell behind 2-0 after the second inning but in the top of the fifth, the Brewers evened the score with Keston Hiura and Corey Ray runs. Manny Pina would drive Kolten Wong home on a two run homerun to bring the score to 4-2. Chicago would get within one run in the bottom of the eighth but not any closer. The win puts the Brewers record at 12-8. They will play the series tiebreaker at 1:20 PM in Chicago on Sunday.

Gamblers throttled in Dubuque

The Green Bay Gamblers were in trouble right out of the gates against the Dubuque Fighting Saints on Friday, as the first period would end with Green Bay down 5-1. Dubuque would extend the lead and go up 7-1 after two periods. Green Bay would cut the lead in the third period, but not enough as they would fall 8-4. Green Bay will play in Dubuque again on Saturday.

 

With the regular season coming to a close, Green Bay will face Muskegon in the first round of the USHL playoffs. Whether as the two or three seed is to be determined. The Gamblers are currently slotted at third place in the USHL Eastern Conference.

 

Blizzard drop close opener

In their first action since 2019, the Green Bay Blizzard went to the wire with the Bismarck Bucks, but ended the game defeated, 41-35. The game was a 13-13 tie, and the Blizzard took a 25-20 lead into the fourth quarter. The final quarter would provide the most fireworks, as Bismarck and Green Bay would trade scores up to the very end when the Bucks would score a game winning fourteen yard touchdown with six second left. 

 

The game puts the Blizzard record at 0-1. Their next matchup is against the Massachusetts Pirates on Sunday May 2nd at 3:05 PM. 

 

Football recap: Sturgeon Bay caps off turnaround

In area matchups Friday, Sturgeon Bay moved to 4-1 with a win over Sevastopol. The Clippers record is a stark turnaround from the Fall, which was their first eight-man season in which they went winless.

 

Kewaunee struggled to get anything going in Menasha and Gibraltar scored too little too late against NEW Lutheran-Oneida Nation-Providence Academy.

 

Soccer: Clippers hold off Preble at Clark Field on WBDK

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers soccer team held off the Preble Hornets 2-1 with Coach Maas getting his first-ever victory over the rival. Leading the way for the Clippers was Ben Luders with a goal in the 39th minute that tied the game 1-1. Then after a tremendous hustle from Robert Alas that gave the Clippers a corner kick, Spencer Hubbard was able to find Gavin Hernandez in the 50th minute of play putting Sturgeon Bay up 2-1 which would end up being the final score. The Clippers are back in action Monday when they travel to Sevastopol to take on Gibraltar/Sevastopol. The game will be on 96.7 WBDK and the NEW Radio Sports Network with pregame starting at 6 pm and kickoff at 6:30 pm. 

Blizzard returns to gridiron

After a long wait and a season cancellation, the Green Bay Blizzard will return to indoor football at the Resch Center on Friday when they face the Bismarck Bucks. In their 2019 season, Green Bay went 6-9. Kickoff for Friday’s game is at 7:05 PM. It is the first of three straight home games for the Blizzard. There will be limited capacity allowed at the game.

Golf Round-up: Luxemburg-Casco participates in first meet

Luxemburg-Casco will have its first golf meet of the year when it travels to Lake Breeze Golf Club Friday morning.

 

Also making the trip to Winneconne are Berlin, Living Word Lutheran, Lourdes Academy, Markesan, Oshkosh West, Pardeeville, Plymouth School District, Randolph, Reedsville
St. Mary Catholic, Winneconne, and Wrightstown. Top possible returning golfers for the Spartans include Zach Smith and Christian Rasmussen, who were underclassmen on the 2019 Regional Champion Team. Action begins at 10 a.m.

 

The Packerland Conference had its own meet on Thursday, with Peshtigo taking the top spot with 178. The top-performing local team was Sturgeon Bay with 216. The best local golfer was Southern Door's Jacob Norton who shot a 47 on the nine-hole course.

Bucks take big win

Being hot and cold as of late, the Milwaukee Bucks were able to put the pieces together to beat the East’s top team, the Philadelphia 76ers, 124-117. The Bucks were ready to go from tip-off, ending the first quarter with a 40-26 lead. At the half, Milwaukee led 77-60. After three, the lead was extended to 108-87. Philadelphia would have a fourth quarter surge, and narrow the gap. It would not be enough as Milwaukee would lead at the buzzer by seven. 

 

Milwaukee is now 36-22 and will host a rematch with the 76ers on Saturday. Tip-off for Saturday’s matchup is scheduled for 2:30 PM. Milwaukee is in third place in the East standings, and two and a half games behind Philadelphia and Brooklyn.

 

Football Preview: All four teams air on NEW Radio Sports Network

Every active football team in Door and Kewaunee counties will be on the field and the on the air Friday night.

 

On 102.1 MORE FM, Kewaunee travels to Menasha in hopes of snapping a two-game skid. Paul Schmitt and Matt Piesler will have the call beginning at 6:30 p.m.

 

On 103.3 The Clipper, Sturgeon Bay will host its homecoming and senior night festivities when Sevastopol travels south for the evening. Reece Robillard and Brady Tooley will have the call beginning at 4:30 p.m.

 

On 105.1 The GOAT, Gibraltar will play at Sevastopol against NEW Lutheran for a second time this season. Tim Kowols and Tanner Bickford will have the call beginning at 5:30 p.m.

Soccer: Clippers look to bounce back on 96.7 WBDK

After Sturgeon Bay boys' soccer caught fire in the early part of the season, the Clippers will have to try and click again after losses early this week to De Pere and Fond Du Lac. The Clippers will have to ignite their offensive attack as they were shut out their last time out. The 5-3 Sturgeon Bay squad will host Green Bay Preble on Friday. Preble also comes into the game with a 5-3 record. As far as common opponents, Preble has also played De Pere and held them to a 3-3 tie. The matchup is scheduled to begin at 6:30 PM.

 

Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call on 96.7 WBDK and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com beginning at 6:00 p.m. with the pregame show before the opening touch. 

Gibraltar/Sevastopol boys' soccer hosts Kewaunee

The Gibraltar/Sevastopol boys' soccer team is scheduled to get another crack at a win on Thursday when they host Kewaunee at Sevastopol High School.

 

The Vikineers are 1-1 on the season, defeating Gresham in their first game 3-1 before losing to Manitowoc Lutheran over the weekend 4-1. 

 

It is possible the game will not take place as the Storm has had all five of its scheduled games so far this season get canceled. If it does take place, the two teams will square off at 6:30 p.m.

Sturgeon Bay hosts first golf meet

The Sturgeon Bay boys' golf team will host its first meet of the year Thursday afternoon at Cherry Hills Golf Course.

 

Gibraltar, Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran High School, Oconto, Peshtigo, Sevastopol, and Southern Door are also scheduled to participate in the Packerland Conference meet beginning at 4 p.m.  The season was canceled last year due to the pandemic, but in 2019 it was the Bulldogs that won the conference as they shot a 319 in the final meet of the year to win. Sevastopol boasted some of the best local golfers during that season despite not having a full team, but they have since lost Alex Krause and Tyler Kiehnau to graduation. 

 

Luxemburg-Casco will play in its first meet on Friday. 

Brewers take out brooms in San Diego

The Milwaukee Brewers got out of a ninth inning jam in Wednesday’s win over the San Diego Padres. Milwaukee looked destined to drop their only game of the series as they were down 2-1, until a three-run frame in the top of the sixth inning which brought the game to its final 4-2 score. Milwaukee scored their first run in the top of the fourth inning with a Jace Pederson single that brought Omar Narvaez home. 

 

Omar Narvaez would help the Crew again in the top of the sixth with a two run home run that also scored Travis Shaw. Jace Pederson would follow this with a solo shot of his own. Milwaukee is now 11-7 and will renew their rivalry with the Chicago Cubs on Friday. First pitch is scheduled for 1:20 PM at Wrigley Field.

 

Bucks set for big test

The Milwaukee Bucks face the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday in the first of two straight home games against the East Conference’s top seed. The Bucks will host the 76ers again on Saturday. Milwaukee currently sits at third place in the conference, three and a half games behind the 76ers and three and a half games ahead of a New York Knicks team that is sneaking up the conference standings. The 76ers will be traveling fresh off of a three point loss to the Phoenix Suns, and a half game ahead of Brooklyn for the East’s top spot. 

 

Tip-off for Thursday’s matchup with the 76ers is scheduled for 6:00 PM and Saturday’s is slotted for 2:30 PM. .

 

Booyah sign University of Jacksonville pair

The Green Bay Booyah made two additions, signing teammates Jake Berg and Elias Flowers for the 2021 campaign. Jake Berg will be returning home for the Summer after his first year in college. The Green Bay native has hit for .250 in ten games for Jacksonville. Berg was a three-time All-conference selection for Bay Port High School.

 

The Booyah also signed his teammate, outfielder Elias Flowers, who’s a redshirt freshman for the Dolphins. Through thirteen games this season, Flowers is hitting .286. At the conclusion of their baseball season, both players will be in Green Bay for opening day on June 1st when the Booyah host the Fon du Lac Spiders.

 

Soccer: Sturgeon Bay stopped by Fond du Lac

The Sturgeon Bay boys soccer team, who had been on a run since their only other loss in the opener, hit a bump in their 3-0 shutout loss against Fond du Lac on Tuesday. The Clippers came into the game on a winning streak but will now have to regroup before their next matchup on Friday. The 5-2 Clippers will be the home team against Green Bay Preble. The game is scheduled to start at 6:30 PM.

Burnes stays on fire in Brewers win

Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Corbin Burnes continued his season opening stretch of dominance on Tuesday with a ten strikeout performance in six scoreless innings. The Brewers would keep the San Diego Padres off the scoreboard en route to a 6-0 victory. The Brewers did their damage in the top of the third inning, starting with a Billy McKinney solo home run. The Brewers continued their third inning roll when Travis Shaw would hit a two RBI double scoring Corbin Burnes and Daniel Vogelbach. Omar Narvaez would get two RBI’s on a single, which would score Travis Shaw and Avisail Garcia. After the third inning, Milwaukee led 5-0. Jace Pederson put icing on the cake for Milwaukee with a solo home run in the top of the ninth. 

 

Milwaukee has won the first two games of the series with the Padres, and will play them again on Wednesday in San Diego. First pitch is scheduled for 3:10 PM. It will be the closing game of the series. 

 

Cullen, Kurek win again in Kewaunee

A different course and a different week yielded the same result for Kewaunee's Cameron Cullen and Sturgeon Bay's Julia Kurek on Tuesday afternoon at Bruemmer Park.

 

For the second week in a row, the pair won their respective division as the boys and girls raced together on a cold day in Kewaunee. Cullen ran a season-best 17:33 on the 5K, topping second-place finisher Alex Knutson of Green Bay West by over 30 seconds. The Storm toppled Green Bay West for the second week in a row, though the Wildcats did narrow the gap in their second race of the year 32-39. Green Bay East finished with 49 points while Sturgeon Bay and Gibraltar fielded incomplete teams. 

 

 

Kurek won the girls' race with a time of 22:16 on the 5K course, besting Kewaunee's Kaaryn Smidel and Hannah Morton by over a minute. Kewaunee posted a perfect 15 points as the only team to field a complete roster.

 

 

Next up for many of the teams is sectionals.

 

Full Results

Gibraltar Recap

Sturgeon Bay Recap

Kewaunee Recap

 

 

Kewaunee cross country hosts Packerland rivals, Green Bay schools

The Kewaunee cross country team will return the favor to Green Bay East and West on Tuesday when they welcome them and their Packerland rivals to Bruemmer Park on Tuesday afternoon.

 

Kewaunee, Sturgeon Bay, Gibraltar, Green Bay East, and Green Bay West all raced against each other last Tuesday at Colburn Park. The Storm won both the boys' and girls' races with the West Wildcats' the only threat to taking its crown. The Storm's Cameron Cullen and the Clippers' Julia Kurek won their respective races in convincing fashion.

 

The boys and girls will race together when the gun fires at 4:30 p.m.at Bruemmer Park.

Solo home runs enough in Brewers win

Milwaukee would just give up two hits in Monday’s 3-1 win against the San Diego Padres. In the road game, San Diego would go up 1-0 after the first inning and that would be all the scoring they would muster. The Brewers Brandon Woodruff would get the win on the mound and the Brewers would pick up solo home runs in the third, fifth, and eighth inning. The homers would be hit by Luis Urias, Billy McKinney, and Tyrone Taylor. Milwaukee is now 9-7 this season and will continue their series in San Diego on Tuesday with a night game, beginning at 9:10 PM. 

 

Gamblers offense erupts in home finale on 104.1 WRLU

The Green Bay Gamblers scored early and often in its 7-4 win over Dubuque Monday night at the Resch Center.

 

The Gamblers opened the game with four first-period goals off the sticks of Jackson Kunz (2 goals), Ryan Kirwan, and Victor Mancini. After the Fighting Saints made it 4-2 in the second period, Cam Lund scored his first goal of the season to extend the lead to 5-2. The two teams traded goals in the third period with four tallies registered in 11 minutes. Mason Lohrei and Ryan Greene found the net for the Gamblers. Greene, Kunz, Lohrei, Mancini, and Jackson Hallum all had at least two points in the contest while Aaron Randazzo stopped 27 of the 31 shots he faced.

 

The Gamblers still have an outside chance of hosting some playoff hockey after being one of the league leaders in attendance this season. They can capture the #2 seed behind the Anderson Cup champion Chicago Steel if they sweep this weekend's series in Dubuque and if Muskegon only collects one point in its final three games. The Gamblers would then own home ice for all three games in the first round.

Bucks tight game lost in overtime

The up and down Milwaukee Bucks team was up and down in Monday’s matchup against the Phoenix Suns, which they ended up dropping in overtime, 128-127. The game was tight throughout, as the Bucks led 25-24 after the first quarter. By halftime, the Suns were up 55-54. The track meet continued through the third quarter, when the Bucks would lead 90-83 after the three. Neither team could grasp a double-digit lead as regulation ended with the score tied at 116. In overtime, the Suns Devin Booker would sink a game-winning free throw with 0.3 seconds remaining and Phoenix would win 128-127. Giannis Antetokounmpo led Milwaukee in scoring with 33. Khris Middleton had 26 and Jrue Holiday ended up with 25. The Bucks remain in third place in the NBA East conference with a record of 35-22. The Bucks will be back on the court Thursday when they host the East’s top seed, the Philadelphia 76ers. 

 

Sturgeon Bay soccer heads to De Pere

The Sturgeon Bay soccer team kicks off the week with non-conference play as they head south to face De Pere.

 

After losing its first match 6-1 to Notre Dame, the Clippers have rattled off five  victories, outscoring opponents 33-4 in those games. The Redbirds enter the contest 3-1-3, suffering their first loss of the season last Friday against Bay Port in a 3-0 decision.

 

The game is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. at De Pere High School. 

Academic All-State Award recipients announced for wrestling

Several local wrestlers have been named Academic All-State Award recipients by WIWrestling.com and the Wisconsin Wrestling Coaches Association.

 

In order to even qualify for this team, wrestlers needed to have a minimum overall GPA of 3.25. The team features several state qualifiers including two champions. 

 

LUXEMBURG-CASCO

Senior Luke Shefchik, Juniors Hunter Joniaux and Luke VanDonsel, Sophomores Easton Worachek and George Herlache, and Freshmen Max Ronsman and Isaac Jerabek.

 

SOUTHERN DOOR

Seniors Kyle Conard, Grant Englebert, Austin Falish, and Griffin Slezewski, and Freshmen Mason Motquin and Spencer Slezewski

 

KEWAUNEE

Senior Jack Severin, Juniors Max Severin and Logan Steinhorst, and Sophomore Mitchell Thompson

 

   

Gamblers end home schedule vs. Dubuque on 104.1 WRLU

The Green Bay Gamblers play their final regular-season game at the Resch Center Monday night when they host the Dubuque Fighting Saints.

 

The Gamblers saw a winning streak snapped and their homestand get off on the wrong foot against the Fighting Saints less than a week ago when they lost 6-2 last Wednesday night. The Gamblers have gone 1-0-1 since, most recently falling in overtime to the league-leading Chicago Steel in overtime 3-2. 

 

Monday's game may just be a "see ya later" to the Resch Center as the Gamblers have qualified for the playoffs. That could mean at least one more game for the Gamblers at home where thousands have come to the turnstiles this season, including several matchups at or near capacity.

 

You can listen to Tobin Meyer on the call beginning at 7:05 p.m. for the puck drop on 104.1 WRLU and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com.

 

A MESSAGE FROM GAMBLERS PRESIDENT JEFF MITCHELL FROM SATURDAY

Dear Fans,

As we approach the end of our 27th season of Gamblers hockey, I would like to say "Thank you" to our fans and business community for supporting our athletes, coaches and staff. In what has been a year like no other, your support and dedication to our program was never more apparent.

Tonight (4/17) is the annual Teddy Bear Toss. Like you, the Gamblers organization is disappointed will not be tossing stuffed animals on the ice after our first goal We came to this decision based on what we feel is the safest and cleanliest way to get these stuffed animals into the hands of the people who need them the most. Please note, we are only accepting brand new stuffed animals (tags attached) in a plastic bag. Stuffed animals can be dropped off at the truck located outside the main doors.

With the win last night, the Gamblers clinched a spot in the Clark Cup Playoffs. There is still a chance we can move up to 2nd, but no lower than 3rd. Stay tuned to the Gamblers website (www.gamblershockey.com) and Facebook page for opponent, dates and location.

In closing, on behalf of the Gambler players, coaches and staff, we say "Thank You". If you are going to the game tonight and or on Monday, Enjoy. I'm sure the boys will put on a good show.

Until the Puck Drops,

Jeff Mitchell

President

Green Bay Gamblers

Brewers lose in extras

Dan Vogelbach hit two homers but it was not enough as the Milwaukee Brewers lost the game and the series to the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-5 in 10 innings.

 

The game went back and forth from the first inning as Vogelbach hit his first homer of the game and was followed by a Travis Shaw RBI double. The Pirates took the lead in the third inning on a Colin Moran three-run blast only to see it disappear in the bottom half of the frame on an Avisail Garcia homer. Vogelbach and the Pirates' Bryan Reynolds traded home runs in the seventh inning to make the game 5-5 where it would stand going into extra innings. With a man on a second base due to MLB rules, Moran's run-scoring double provided the only difference in the game.

 

The Brewers now head to San Diego for a three-game set against the Padres. The first game starts at 9:10 p.m.

Booyah open ticket sales

Though it’s still to be determined what stadiums will look like in the Summer, one thing more teams like the Green Bay Booyah are doing is planning for fan turnout. On Friday, the Green Bay Booyah released their link to find game tickets as it’s anticipated there will be fans at Capital Credit Union Park. The crowd will be limited capacity to start the season. Opening day is June 1st.

Neck and neck overtime game goes against Gamblers

In their first game since securing a playoff berth, the Green Bay Gamblers fell to the top USHL Eastern Division seedm the Chicago Steel, 3-2 in overtime. Green Bay would give up their 2-1 lead near the end of the third period when they would give up a goal with 1:23 left. Jesse Tucker and Jarod Crespo would score the Gamblers two goals. The Gamblers will have Sunday off before returning home to face off against Dubuque.

Brewers swing well out of the gate

The Milwaukee Brewers returned the favor over the Pittsburgh Pirates in their 7-1 win on Saturday. This comes the day after the Brewers were throttled 6-1. Milwaukee went off for five runs in the bottom of the first inning. In the bottom of the first, The Brewers got RBI singles from Avisail Garcia, Billy Mckinney, Luis Urias, and Jace Pederson. They would lead 5-0 after the opening inning. The Brewers would be able to coast after scoring two runs in the bottom of the second on a double from Keston Hiura and a sac fly from Avisail Garcia. The only run the Pirates would score would be in the top of the fourth inning. 

 

Milwaukee is 8-6 on the season and will take on the Pirates again on Sunday. First pitch is scheduled for 1:10 PM. 

 

Bucks suffer home loss

The Milwaukee Bucks struggled to build momentum in their 128-115 Saturday loss to the Memphis Grizzlies. Giannis Antetokounmpo lead the Bucks in scoring with 28, Bryn Forbes had 19 while Jrue Holiday and Brooke Lopez each dropped 17. Milwaukee is in third place in the NBA East Conference with a 35-20 record. They are also 3.5 games out of first place after Saturday’s defeat. The Bucks will be back on Monday when they host the Pheonix Suns. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:00 PM. 

 

Brewers toppled by Pirates

Milwaukee never got much going at the plate in their 6-1 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Milwaukee would score in the bottom of the fifth inning on a Tyrone Taylor double that scored Jace Pederson. It was too late, however, as Pittsburgh was up four runs by then. The Pirates would also score two runs in the top of the eighth inning. 

 

The Brewers are 7-6 with the loss. They continue the series on Saturday at 6:10 PM.

 

WIAA names next leader

 

Stephanie Hauser was appointed to be the next executive director of the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association on Friday. Hauser will begin serving in the role in July upon the retirement of Dave Anderson. Hauser has been in the Assistant Director role since July of 2015. Hauser’s list of accomplishments include leading the Conference Realignment Task Force Committee, establishing the WIAA Award of Excellence and Spirit of Sport Award, implementing a fifth division in softball, forming innovative co-op classifications for gymnastics, supervising the move of the boys volleyball State Tournament to Green Bay’s Resch Center, and negotiating partnerships for convention and visitor bureau sponsors. 

 

Hauser had a stellar career as an Athletic Director, last in the role at Stevens Point Area Senior High School for eight years. 

 

Gamblers punch playoff ticket

On Friday, the Green Bay Gamblers secured a spot in the postseason, beating Team USA 4-2 in Green Bay. The Gamblers would begin explosively, as they would score three goals in the first period. At the end of the period, Green Bay would be up 3-1. No scoring would happen in the middle period, and each team scored a goal in the third. 

 

The Gamblers’ goals came from Jake Schmaltz, Jackson Kunz, Ryan Greene, and John Mittelstadt. Aaron Randazzo was the goalkeeper for the Gamblers and deflected thirty shots in his ninth win this season. The Gamblers are in third place in the USHL Eastern’s conference with a 29-15-1 record. They host the Chicago Steele, the east’s top team, at 7:05 PM on Saturday. 

 

Clippers sail to Sevastopol to face off against Gibraltar

Friday night the Sturgeon Bay Clippers will take on the Gibraltar Vikings in the fourth game of the alternate Covid 19 spring football season. The Clippers are 2-1 on the season and are coming off of a win against NEW and are looking to continue their winning streak. In last week's game, we saw Anthony Jennerjohn make leaps and bounds with his running game. Also, Jack Schmelzer had amazing catches for some great gains. The Vikings are 0-2 on the season and their most recent loss was to Oakfield. This game will be broadcasted on 1033 The Clipper by our high school broadcast team consisting of Reece Robillard and Brady Tooley. Pregame is at 6:30 and kickoff is at 7 at Sevastopol High School.

Bucks leave Atlanta victorious

The Milwaukee Bucks are searching to regain their groove and may have done just that on Thursday night in Atlanta in their 120-109 victory over the Hawks. The first quarter concluded with the Bucks up 33-29. In the second quarter, the Bucks separated to take a 64-52 lead into the halftime break. 

 

In the early going of the second half, Atlanta would tighten the gap but the Bucks wouldn’t let up and would get back into rhythm. They would take control in the fourth quarter en route to a 120-109 win. Jrue Holiday was Milwaukee’s leading scorer with 23 points. Brook Lopez had 19 and Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 15. Milwaukee is now 35-20 and in third place in the East conference. The Bucks return to action in Milwaukee on Saturday to face the Memphis Grizzlies. 

 

Soccer: Clippers continue cooking

In their fifth straight win, the Sturgeon Bay Clippers soccer team downed Manitowoc Lincoln by a final score of 6-1. Carson Dvorak racked up two goals as did Ben Luders. Spencer Hubbard and Trey Maas both scored a goal as well. The Clippers haven’t looked back since their opening game loss, and are now 5-1 this season. Their next game is scheduled for Saturday in Ashwaubenon. First touch is scheduled for 11:00 AM.

Football preview: Clippers, Vikings, Storm on NEW Radio Sports Network

Two of the three local high school football games will be on the NEW Radio Sports Network Friday night as the alternative fall season enters its fourth week.

 

Gibraltar and Sturgeon Bay will meet for the first time in several years on the gridiron in Sevastopol beginning at 7:00 p.m. Brady, Tooley, Reece Robillard, and Tim Kowols will be on the call at 6:30 p.m. with the pregame shows on 103.3 The Clipper and 105.1 The GOAT.

 

Kewaunee will make the long trip to Arcadia for a 7 p.m. kickoff. Matt Piesler and Paul Schmitt will make the drive to broadcast the game on 102.1 MORE FM.

 

Sevastopol will head south to meet NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy/Oneida Nation for a 7 p.m. kickoff at Capital Credit Union Park in Ashwaubenon. 

Gamblers battle Team USA Friday night on 104.1 WRLU

The Green Bay Gamblers will look to start a new winning streak on Friday night when Team USA comes to town for the evening.

 

The Gamblers saw their four-game winning streak end on Wednesday night when they lost to the Dubuque Fighting Saints 6-2. Two of those wins came against Team USA, winning those contests by 5-4 and 5-2 scores. Head coach Pat Mikesch says they were able to have some success against them for a few reasons.

Mikesch hopes to bring of that back for their game Friday night against Team USA when the puck drops at 7:05 p.m. from the Resch Center. Tobin Meyer will be on the call for the game on NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com and 104.1 WRLU. 

Brewers burn Cubs

The Milwaukee Brewers pulled off the series victory over the Chicago Cubs on Wednesday behind another dominant performance on the hill from pitcher Corbin Burnes. The final score was 7-0 in Milwaukee’s favor. Off to an electric start this season, Burnes is the first pitcher since 1906 to have thirty strikeouts and no walks through his first three starts. Burnes finished Wednesday’s rivalry showdown with ten strikeouts and gave up just two hits through six innings. 

 

In the first inning, the Brewers drove two runs in with an RBI single from Travis Shaw that brought Jackie Bradley Jr. across the plate. Travis Shaw would eventually score on an Omar Narvaez sacrifice fly. Travis Shaw would get his second run of the game on a solo home run in the bottom of the third. 

 

The Brewers' vision at the plate helped bring two runs in on walks in the bottom of the sixth inning as Avisail Garcia and Omar Narvaez were walked across. Corbin Burnes added cushion to his lead with a two-RBI single that scored Keston Hiura and Billy McKinney. That would make the score 7-0 after six and that was all the scoring the game needed. 

 

For the Brewers, it was their third straight series win. They move on to a 7-5 record this season and will take on the Pittsburgh Pirates on Friday. First pitch is scheduled for 7:10 PM. 

 

DC YMCA swimmers wrap up national meet

DCY Swim Team had a number of great races at the National meet at Schroeder this past week. The girls team was led by Christi Braun, setting the NEW team record in the 400 IM, placing 6th overall, Christi also broke the team record in the 200 breast, placing 9th, Christi finaled in every event she swam, also placing 13th in the 100 breast, and 11th in the 200 IM.

 

Swimming with Julia Michalski, Cassie Rankin, Maggie Ripp, and Stella Kersebet, the girls placed 7th in the 200 and 400 Medley and 8th in the 200 Free relay. Other great swims included Stella breaking 1:00 in the 100 fly,  Stella also placed 12th in the 100 Breast, finaling at night, and 3 girls splitting 24's in the free relay. Luke Bousley on the boys side had a spectacular meet also, finaling for the 1st time at nationals in the 200 IM with a Best Time! He also swam a Best Time in the 100 breast in a 1:01, just missing finals. The boys were just off relay times, but great effort in all of the relays. Tremendous experience for next year, hopefully held in Greensboro, NC. 

 

The  Door County YMCA Swim team had a record setting day at the National meet last week. Chrisi Braun set a new team record in the 400 IM and placed sixth overall. She also broke a team record in the 200 breast with a ninth place finish. Braun also placed 13th in the 100 breast and 11th in the 200 IM. 

 

DCY aso placed seventh in both the 200 and 400 Medley and eighth in the 200 free relay. The relay team was comprised of Julia Michalski, Cassie Rankin, Maggie Ripp, and Stella Kersebet. Stella Kersebet placed 12th in the 100 breast. 

 

Reviewing all finals, this is the Top 20 list of events for our National swimmers. DCY Swim Girls relays placed 7th in the 200/400 Medley, 8th in the 200 Free relay. Maggie Ripp Julia Michalski, Phoebe Bissen, Cassie Rankin, Stella Kersebet, and Christi Braun combined in those relays. Christi placed 6th in 400 IM, 9th in 200 IM, 13th in 100 Breast, 9th-200 Breast. Stella Kersebet placed 12th in 100 breast, 18th in 100 fly.  (This paragraph was accidentally omitted in the original posting)

 

Luke Bousley had a great boys swim meet, nearly making the finals in the 100 breast. Jacob Norton placed 15th in the 100 breast, while Drew Rass placed 17th and 14th in the 200 breast. The boys relays placed 9th in both the 200 free and medley relays. Those relays were composed of Luke Bousley, Jacob Norton, Conner Thompson, Drew Rass, and Ethan Almstadt.

 

Soccer preview: Gibraltar/Sevastopol, Sturgeon Bay in action

Gibraltar/Sevastopol looks to continue their season and Sturgeon Bay hopes to keep their winning streak alive in high school soccer action on Thursday.

 

The Vikineers will return a trip to Gresham to take on Bowler/Gresham after the two sides played against each other earlier this month. That was followed by a pair of cancellations against Kewaunee and Green Bay West. The opening touch is set for 4:30 p.m.

 

The Clippers hope to keep the offense rolling after scoring 12 goals earlier this week when they play at Ron Rubick Municipal Field against Manitowoc Lincoln. The first whistle is set for 6:30 p.m.

 

A match between Kewaunee and Green Bay West has been cancelled. 

Gamblers' winning streak snapped

One bad period was all it took to see a four-game winning streak disappear in a 6-2 loss for the Green Bay Gamblers against the Dubuque Fighting Saints Wednesday night.

 

Jake Schmaltz opened things up with the Gamblers with his 16th goal of the season before the Fighting Saints tied the game late in the first period. That was the first of six unanswered goals in the game, including three alone in the second period. The Gamblers would not score again until Schmaltz found the back of the net for the second time with six minutes remaining in the game. Jackson Kunz registered assists on both goals while Camden Thiesing had a hand in the second tally. Aaron Davis collected 34 saves on 40 shots in the loss.

 

The Gamblers will have the day off on Thursday before continuing their regular season-ending home slate on Friday against Team USA. You will be able to listen to Tobin Meyer on the call at 7:05 p.m. on 104.1 WRLU and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com.

 

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Brewers stall out in rivalry loss

After a two run inning to take a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the second, the Brewers were unable to find their bats again, getting just three hits in a 3-2 loss to the Chicago Cubs. Luis Urias belted a two run home run in the bottom of the second that scored Manny Pina and that would be all the scoring for Milwaukee. 

 

The Brewers would retain the lead after giving up one run in the top of the fourth inning, but in the top of the eighth inning the Brewers would be taken over, giving up two more runs. Chicago would hold the 3-2 lead until the end and claim victory. Milwaukee is now 6-5 on the season and will finish out their series against the Cubs on Wednesday at 12:40 PM in Milwaukee.

 

Soccer: Luders ties school record in dominant win

The Sturgeon Bay boys soccer team cruised to double digits in a 12-0 victory over North Fond du Lac-Oakfield. Ben Luders tied the school record for goals in a single game with five. Carson Dvorak nearly did the same as he had four. Spencer Hubbard also had a productive day with two goals. Robert Alas also tallied a goal. Joe Wind had a great day in the net with a shutout. 

 

The win moves the Clippers winning streak to four. Sturgeon Bay is now 4-1 on the season. Their next matchup will be against Ashwaubenon on Saturday. The game is scheduled to start at 11:00 AM.

 

Volleyball: Area teams season comes to close

Sevastopol’s memorable Spring season ended with a 1-1 day at the sectional tournament and a chance to participate in the sectional championship. In the first match, Sevastopol swept Mayville, winning the first set 26-24. The next two sets were more lopsided with wins of 25-11 and 25-15. 

 

In the match to win sectionals, the Pioneers took St. Mary’s Springs to four sets. The first set went 27-25 in Springs’ favor, the next set would go Sevastopol’s way with a 25-18 win. In set three and set four it would be Springs on top with a 25-21 and 25-20 victory. The Pioneers finish the season with a 14-4 record and a runner-up finish at the sectional tournament. 

 

Algoma’s improbable run would fall short in the championship match. To begin sectionals, they beat Gresham Community in four sets. They took the first two sets 25-20 and 25-19 before Gresham got on the board with a 25-21 victory to stay alive. It would be all Algoma in set four as they rolled for a 25-6 win. 

 

In the title, Algoma would fall to Washburn 25-11, 25-15, and 25-6. Algoma would go from a struggling regular season to a mighty postseason run. The Wolves are recognized as sectional runner-ups.

 

 

Cullen, Kurek top field in Green Bay

The Kewaunee cross country teams used strong pack running to capture both races hosted by Green Bay West Tuesday afternoon.

 

In the boys' race, Kewaunee's Cameron Cullen tackled the 5K course in 17:57, winning the race by over a minute over Green Bay West's Alexander Knutson. The Storm placed four in the top ten, capturing the race with 26 points while Green Bay West scored 39 points and Green Bay East 56 points. Gibraltar, Sturgeon  Bay, and Gibraltar did not have enough runners to score.

 

 

In the girls' division, Kewaunee won as a team by default with 15 points, but it was Sturgeon Bay's Julia Kurek winning the race with a 5K time of 22:52. That was about 90 seconds faster than the second-place finisher, Gibraltar's Betsy Lecy.

 

Many of these same teams will race against each other next Tuesday in Kewaunee.

 

Click the links below for more

Gibraltar recap

Sturgeon Bay recap

Kewaunee Recap

Full Boys Results

Full Girls Results

Six is Brewers' magic number verse rival

A six-run sixth inning was the formula in the Milwaukee Brewers win over the Chicago Cubs on Monday night. Milwaukee trailed 1-0 after the top of the fourth inning, but the entire trajectory of the game would flip in the bottom of the sixth inning. Luis Urias would kick the door open with a three-RBI double that scored Lorenzo Cain, Billy McKinney, and Daniel Robertson. Luis Urias would come around to score the fourth run on a wild pitch. Jackie Bradley Jr. would hit a three-bagger that would send Avisail Garcia home and make the game 5-1 and to top off the scoring in the inning Keston Hiura would hit an RBI single that scored Jackie Bradley Jr. The Brewers would hold the 6-1 lead until the top of the ninth inning. The Cubs would score two runs but Josh Hader would close the game afterward, and Milwaukee would win 6-3.

Soccer preview: Door County teams in action

Door County's two soccer team will make their way to pitch on Tuesday afternoon.

 

Sturgeon Bay will look to continue its winning streak with a 7 p.m. match at North Fond du Lac High School. 

 

Gibraltar/Sevastopol will play its second match of the season when it plays at Ashwaubenon beginning at 6:30 p.m.

Cross country preview: Local teams head to Green Bay

The area's three active cross country teams will race against a trio of Green Bay teams on Tuesday afternoon.

 

Gibraltar, Kewaunee, and Sturgeon Bay will join Green Bay East, Green Bay West, and Providence Academy for a 5K race at Green Bay's Colburn Park. The Storm and the Clippers have already faced Green Bay East this year while the Vikings raced against its Packerland foes in its first race of the season last week in Kewaunee.

 

Two races are tentatively being scheduled for the meet hosted by Green Bay West beginning at 4 p.m.

Volleyball preview: State trip on the line for Sevastopol, Algoma

The Sevastopol Pioneers and the Algoma Wolves could be heading to either Kettle Moraine or Beaver Dam after Tuesday night as they prepare for their WIAA Volleyball sectional matchups.

 

Algoma will travel to Elcho as the number three seed to face second-seeded Gresham in the sectional semifinals. A win would put them back on the bus to Crandon to face either top-seeded Washburn or number 4 seed Chequamegon at 7 p.m.

 

Sevastopol will face Mayville at 4 p.m. at New Holstein. A win would put them on the bus to Chilton for a match against either top-seeded St. Mary's Springs or Campbellsport at 7 p.m. 

 

Picture courtesy of Algoma Wolves Volleyball Facebook page

Three YMCA Gymnasts earn six gold medals

Three Door County YMCA Striver Gymnasts captured a total of six Gold medals this past weekend at the 32nd Annual Wisconsin State Badger Games in Medford, Wisconsin. Level 8 Senior gymnast, Miya Eliyha  grabbed Gold on the Floor Exercise with a score of 9.35.  Eliyha won gold on the Balance Beam  scoring 8.65. Level 6 gymnast, Daylia Sund captured Gold on three events. Sund scored 9.5 on the Floor Exercise,  she won the Vault with a 9.15, and earned Gold in the All-Around scoring 36.00.  Excel Gold gymnast Julia Gregory won her Gold medal on the Balance Beam scoring 9.10.

 

A total of ten Door County YMCA Gymnasts made their way to Medford to compete in the games. The Strivers Gymnastic Team captured a total of six event Championship Titles and arrived home with 33 individual medals. All ten gymnasts earned medals within a top ten ranking.  The Level 6 Girls team captured a 5th place Team Title scoring 101.95. There were 13 teams in the Level 6 competition. Individual medalists for the Strivers were:

 

Excel Silver:   Shaylyn Asher,  4th on Floor and 9th in the All Around

                    Alexa Jimenez-Seyfer 3rd on Vault, 4th on Beam , 5th on Floor and 6th in the All Around

 

Excel Gold:    Estelle Duerst, 2nd on Beam and 8th in the All Around

                    Shylee Asher,  4th on Vault, 6th on Beam, and 8th in the All Around

                    Julia Gregory,  1st on Beam, 2nd on Floor, 8th on Bars, 9th on Vault and 5th in the All Around

 

Level 6:         Lauren Pratt, 5th on Bars and 10th in the All Around

                    Amira Anschutz, 4th on Floor, 5th on Beam, and 8th in the All Around

                    Sophia Sternard, 4th on Vault, 7th on Bars, 9th in the All Around

                    Daylia Sund, 1st on Floor, 1st on Vault, 1st in the All Around, 2nd on Beam, and 2nd on Bars

 

Level 8:        Miya Eliyha, 1st on Floor, 1st on Beam, 4th on Vault, and 9th in the All Around.

 

Gymnasts compete in levels based on their personal skill set. Within each level, the gymnasts are awarded based on age groups. Groups can range from 10 years and younger, 11 to 14 years 15 to 17 years and 18 and over. Each age group within each level, had an average of 19-25 gymnasts competing. Team totals are tallied within the individual levels. Team totals can range from the top 2 scores to the top 4 scores depending on the number of gymnasts within the level.  Due to Covid restrictions, the YMCA of the USA cancelled the State and National Competitions for the 2020-2021 season.

 

The Door County YMCA: For Youth Development, Healthy Living and Social Responsibility. Driven by its founding mission, the Door County YMCA has 150 full and part-time staff serving over 7,000 members in Door County from facilities in Fish Creek and Sturgeon Bay in a broad range of programming for all ages. The Y empowers everyone, no matter who they are or where they’re from, by ensuring access to resources, relationships and opportunities for all to learn, grow and thrive. By bringing together people from different backgrounds, perspectives, and generations, the Y’s goal is to improve overall health and well-being, ignite youth empowerment and demonstrate the importance of connections in and across 10,000 communities nationwide.

 

 

Level 6 team

 

Level 8  Miya Eliyha

 

Silver Team 

 Shaylyn Asher,

Alexa Jimenez-Seyfer

Volleyball sectional brackets released for Algoma, Sevastopol

The area's two remaining volleyball teams know their path to the state volleyball tournament after learning their sectional assignments for Tuesday over the weekend.

 

On one side of the bracket, Algoma will travel to Elcho as the number three seed to face second seeded Gresham in the sectional semifinals. A win would put them back on the bus to Crandon to face either top seeded Washburn or number 4 seed Chequamegon at 7 p.m. The Wolves earned their spot in sectionals with a a 25-22, 25-13, 25-19 win over Kewaunee and a 25-10, 21-25, 25-17, 25-18 win over Oneida Nation as the fourth seed.

 

On the other side of the bracket, Sevastopol swept Southern Door 25-13, 25-13, 25-22 and Sturgeon Bay 25-19, 25-17, 25-17 to earn their number two seed. They will face Mayville at 4 p.m. at New Holstein. A win would put them on the bus to Chilton for a match against either top-seeded St. Mary's Springs or Campbellsport at 7 p.m. 

Glory to play season at Capital Credit Union Park

The Green Bay Glory women's professional soccer team has a new home for the 2021 season.

 

The Glory announced last week it will be playing its home games at Capital Credit Union Park after playing its inaugural season at Aldo Santaga Stadium on the campus of UW-Green Bay. Capital Credit Union Park is the current home of the Green Bay Booyah of the Northwoods League (baseball) and the Green Bay Voyageurs of the USL League 2.

 

The Glory will play their first home game at Capital Credit Union Park on June 13th against the Milwaukee Torrent. 

Brewers rotation continues silent treatment, beat Cards

The Milwaukee Brewers' rotation is showing no signs of slowing down after they beat the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday afternoon.

 

The Brewers opened the game scoring seven unanswered runs in the first two frames, anchored by home runs by Avisail Garcia and Travis Shaw. The Cardinals would cut into the lead later on an RBI groundout in the bottom of the second and a run-scoring double in the sixth. Manny Pina put icing on the win with a two-run homer in the top of the ninth. 

 

Brett Anderson sparkled in his second outing of the year, giving up just one run on five hits in five innings. Over the last five starts, the Brewers rotation has an ERA of 0.32. They look to continue that string of success tonight at American Family Field when the Chicago Cubs come to town for a 6:40 p.m. first pitch. 

Bucks stifle Magic

The Milwaukee Bucks used 19 three-pointers to rout the Orlando Magic on the road 124-87.

 

Ten different players hit shots from behind the arc, including at least three from Pat Connaughton and Bobby Portis. Six different players reached double figures on the Giannis-free evening, including a team-high 21 points from Khris Middleton. The Bucks outscored the Magic by almost 20 points in the first and final frames of the game to put the game well out of reach. Mo Bamba scored 21 points for the Magic, who have won only two of its nine games since trading a handful of its stars at the trade deadline. The win broke a three-game skid for the Bucks, which have played the last five games without Giannis Antetokounmpo, who is out with a sore knee.

 

The Bucks are back in action on Wednesday when they play at the Minnesota Timberwolves before playing the next night against Atlanta. 

Volleyball: Pioneers crowned champs

The Sevastopol Pioneers swept through their regional tournament on their home court on Saturday and will advance to sectionals. In the first round, the Pioneers beat Southern Door in three seats, ending the Eagles season. Sevastopol broke down the Eagles in the first two sets, winning each of them 25-13. The third and final set was much closer, but Sevastopol would still get the victory, 25-22. Against the Eagles, Madi Volkmann had 19 kills, Emma Stueber contributed 20 assists and 3 serves, Bailey Rikkola had 18 digs and Bekah 

 

In the title game, Sevastopol was able to get their vengeance over Sturgeon Bay. In the game that had the most at stake, the Pioneers downed the Clippers in three sets. Sevastopol won set one 25-19, then won the following two 25-17. In the championship matchup, Sasha Laaksonen had 20 assists, Sam Differt had 13 kills, Madi Volkmann had 10 kills, Bailey Rikkola racked up 17 digs, and Zoe Kuehn had five blocks. 

 

With the wins the Pioneers are now a successful 13-3 on the season. They also advance to sectionals where they face Chilton on Tuesday.

 

Gamblers earn sweep

In a weekend series in Michigan playing against Team USA, the Gamblers scored five goals for their second straight game on Saturday. In the Saturday matchup, Green Bay did not need to rely on late game magic like they did on Friday. The Gamblers started fast, leading 3-1 after the first period with goals from Ryan Kirwan who now has 19 on the season as well as John Mittelstadt, and Kyler Grundy each getting one. Team USA would score a goal in the second period to bring the game to a 3-2 score at the second intermission. 

 

In the third period, Cam Thiesing would also score his 19th goal of the season. Mason Lohrei also tallied a goal and the Gamblers won 5-2. They return to the Resch Center on Wednesday and will be at home in their next four contests.

 

Bats hot in Brewers victory

In their second of a three-game series against their divisional opponent on Saturday, the Milwaukee Brewers moved to 4-4 on the season with a 9-5 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. In the opening half inning in St. Louis, Travis Shaw hit an RBI single that would score Christian Yelich for the game’s first run. Christian Yelich would score again in the top of the fifth, on an Avisail Garcia two-run homerun. The Brewers would then lead 3-0 until the bottom of the sixth when the Cardinals would put up two, tightening Milwaukee’s lead. 

 

Milwaukee would quickly answer in the top of the seventh with a five run inning. Avisail Garcia followed his fifth-inning home run with a seventh inning double which would score Jackie Bradley and Christian Yelich. Keston Hiura would have his first homer of the season in the top of the seventh, and Avisail Garcia and Omar Narvaez would each score on the blast. Milwaukee would carry a 8-2 lead until the top of the eighth. In the eighth inning, Avisail Garcia would draw a bases loaded walk, scoring Luis Urias to make it 9-2 Milwaukee out in front. The Cardinals would score three in the bottom of the eight inning and that would end the scoring. 

 

Milwaukee will play St. Louis in Busch Stadium at 1:15 PM on Sunday. 

 

Vikings' rally falls short against Oakfield on 105.1 The GOAT

Gibraltar came up just short Saturday afternoon in Kewaskum as they fell to Oakfield 36-32.

 

Quarterback Luke Steebs opened the scoring up with a 10-yard scamper to the endzone to give the Vikings the early lead. The Oaks scored 16 unanswered points thanks to the legs of Hunter Sabel and Jack Fox before Steebs found the endzone again from four yards out. Grant Bass capped off the scoring in the first half with a one-yard touchdown to give the Oaks a 24-12 lead at the break. 

 

The Oaks opened up the lead to 30-12 when Bass found wide receiver Mason Tapp for the 25-yard passing touchdown.  The Vikings returned volley almost immediately with Sam Lindenberg finding a seam and galloping his way to the endzone from 60 yards out. Later in the quarter, the Oaks matched that run and then some when Fox broke several tackles on a 3rd and 5 and scored from 70 yards out. Steebs would account for two touchdowns in the fourth quarter with one through the air and another on the ground to get the score to 36-32. An onside kick attempt scooted out of bounds to end the threat and the game for the Vikings as they fall to 0-2 on the truncated spring season.

 

The Vikings are back in action on Friday night when they host Sturgeon Bay at Sevastopol. 103.3 The Clipper and 105.1 The GOAT will carry the action beginning at 6:30 p.m. with the pregame show followed by kickoff at 7 p.m.

 

Late game heroics lift Gamblers

Two goals within forty seconds of each other in the final minute was the difference-maker in the Green Bay Gamblers 5-4 win over Team USA. Mason Lohrei scored the tying goal with fifty-five seconds left. The game-winner would be scored with just fifteen seconds to go by Victor Mancini. Damien Carfagna, Jake Schmaltz, and Alex Servagno also scored a goal. Jesse Tucker also became the organization’s all-time leader in career assists with eighty-five. The Gamblers will face off against Team USA on Saturday at 6:00 PM in Plymouth, MI.

Bucks drop third straight

Milwaukee returned home from their west-coast road trip on Friday, but couldn’t leave their recent struggles there. Friday’s loss to the Charlotte Hornets marked their third straight. Milwaukee was without their big three in Giannis Antetokounmpo, Jrue Holiday, and Khris Middleton in their 127-119 loss. After one quarter, Charlotte had a five-point advantage, up 32-27. They would extend the lead to eleven at the halftime break with the score 66-55 in favor of the Hornets. They would separate even further in the third quarter and go into the final quarter up 100-81. Milwaukee would inch closer in the fourth quarter, but not close enough as they would take the eight-point loss. 

 

Jordan Nwora would take advantage of the increased playing time, leading Bucks scorers with 24. Jeff Teague would score 19 and Brynn Forbes would also have 18 of his own. The Bucks are still in third place in the East standings and four games out of the top spot. Their record is 32-20 and they will head to Florida on Sunday to face the Orlando Magic. Tip-off is scheduled for 6:00 PM. 

 

Brewers facing Cardinals off rest day

The Milwaukee Brewers have been up and down through their first seven games this season, and coming off a day of rest will look to get their first win over their division rival, the St. Louis Cardinals. It will be the second of a three-game series and their second of four straight NL Central series.. The Brewers last outing was a Thursday loss to the Cards, 3-1. Milwaukee is still looking for consistency in their bats, especially after trading infielder Orlando Arcia. Projected to get his second start of the season will be Brewers pitcher Adrian Houser. The right-handed pitcher is 0-1 so far this season after losing his season debut against the Minnesota Twins. 

 

The Crew are 3-4 in the early going of the season. The first pitch for Saturday and Sunday is scheduled for 1:15 PM.

 

Sevastopol, Kewaunee sights for regional volleyball

Teams from the Packerland Conference are split into two groups that will play at two different locations on Saturday, as each team fights for a chance to extend their season. Sevastopol earned a top seed in their tournament with a 4-1 conference record. They will host a Southern Door team that is heating up at the right time. Sevastopol has won the previous two matchups against Southern Door. Gibraltar and Sturgeon Bay will also square off at 4:00 in the Sevastopol gymnasium. The winners of these two games will fight for the regional championship at 7:30 PM. 

 

In the other regional bracket at Kewaunee High School, Kewaunee will face Algoma at 10:00 AM for the second time in as many nights. Menominee Indian and Oneida Nation will also play each other at 1:00 PM. The championship of this regional will begin at 4:00 PM. Both of the regional tournaments are one-day tournaments.

 

Late field goal defeats Kewaunee

Though they didn’t end the game on top, Kewaunee came sprinting out of the gate in Friday’s matchup against Notre Dame Academy in Green Bay. The Storm took the opening play from scrimmage fifty-five yards on a touchdown pass from Mitchell Thompson to Alex Rohr. Just five plays later Anthony Jerabeck would pick off a Sam Lagowski pass and Kewaunee would take over in good field position. On a fourth and one, Jack Severin would find a crease on a dive and take it forty-one yards to the house. Within their first five offensive plays, the Storm would hold a 14-0 lead. With a chance to go up three scores, Kewaunee would have their lone turnover, when Notre Dame’s Keegan King would jump a slant to intercept a Mitchell Thompson pass. 

 

Notre Dame would eventually get on the board on a four yard TD run from Will Zellner, which would be the first of his three. Before the halftime whistle Zellner would find the endzone again and after a blocked PAT, Kewaunee would go into halftime up 14-13. Neither team would score in the third quarter. Zellner would score on a twenty-three yard TD run in the fourth quarter with over eight minutes to go. The score was set up by excellent field position after a Keegan King blocked a Kewaunee punt. After a failed two point try, Notre Dame would have their first lead, 20-19. 

 

The Storm would surge back the next possession, taking over five minutes off the clock. The drive would be capped off by Alex Rohr’s second touchdown reception of the evening with 3:09 left to go. The Storm would go up 20-19. They would not convert the two point conversion, which proved costly. Notre Dame would methodically move the ball down the field and with eleven seconds left Aiden Wolfram would connect on a thirty-nine yard field goal. Notre Dame would win the game 22-20 and Kewaunee’s record would drop to 2-1. 

 

 

Soccer: Clippers squeak past Appleton East

Sturgeon Bay soccer was able to take down an Appleton East squad 3-2 on Thursday. Ben Luders, Gavin Fernandez, and Spencer Hubbard each scored a goal. This marks three straight wins for the Clippers who are now 3-1. The Clips will face North Fon Du Lac on Tuesday. The game is scheduled to begin at 7:00 PM.

Brewers unable to help Burnes

Corbin Burnes had a dominant day on the mound for the Brewers on Thursday, but it didn’t earn him the victory against the St. Louis Cardinals. After the Brewers took a 1-0 lead in the top of the third, they would be unable to cross the plate again. In the third inning Keston Hiura scored on a St. Louis error. Burnes would go six innings on the bump and allow just one hit and no runs. After his exit, the Brewers gave up a run in the seventh and the game would be tied. St. Louis gave themselves a cushion with two runs in the bottom of the eighth on their way to a 3-1 victory. 

 

The Brewers get Friday off before playing St. Louis again on Saturday at 1:15 PM. The Brewers are now 3-4 this season.

 

Football preview: Kewaunee, Sturgeon Bay play on NEW Radio Sports Network

The NEW Radio Sports Network will air three games this weekend, including two on Friday night.

 

On 102.1 MORE FM, Paul Schmitt and Tanner Bickford will have the call from Green Bay as the Kewaunee Storm look to improve to 3-0 as they battle Notre Dame Academy.

 

Across town on 104.1 WRLU, Brady Tooley and Reece Robillard will be high above Capital Credit Union Park with the action between Sturgeon Bay and NEW Lutheran.

 

Coverage for both games starts at 6:30 p.m. with the pregame show followed by kick-off at 7 p.m.

 

On Saturday, Tim Kowols and Tanner Bickford will be live in Kewaskum on 105.1 The GOAT for Gibraltar's matinee matchup against Oakfield. Coverage begins at 12:30 p.m. Sevastopol also has a 1 p.m. game Saturday in Chequamegon against the Screaming Eagles.

Gamblers play weekend set against Team USA

The Green Bay Gamblers will play their first games in almost two weeks Friday and Saturday when they visit Plymouth, Mich. to play the Team USA U-17 squad.

 

The Gamblers had an unscheduled week off last weekend due to COVID-19 protocols against the Youngstown Phantoms. Head coach and general manager Pat Mikesch gave the team off with the option of having voluntary workouts. He hopes the time off does the team well.

They will face a U-17 squad that lost four of its six games in the month of March, including a 4-2 decision against the Gamblers on March 27th at the Resch Center. Mickesh says it is a talented group, but the Gamblers need to impose their will on them to be successful.

The puck will drop at 6:05 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights. You can listen to our full interview with Mikesch on NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com.

Tennis: Kewaunee heads to Green Bay

Kewaunee girls tennis will head to Green Bay on Thursday for their second bout with Green Bay West High School. This is their second match in Green Bay in as many weeks. Kewaunee High School also took on Green Bay East on Thursday. The match is scheduled for 4:00 PM. at the Green Bay West tennis courts.

Gibraltar, Sturgeon Bay run at Kewaunee Thursday

The Kewaunee Storm cross country team will hold its second cross country meet of the season on Thursday when Sturgeon Bay and Gibraltar pay a visit.

 

The Storm came across two tough teams its last time out racing against state powerhouse Green Bay Preble and Manitowoc Lutheran.  Sturgeon Bay was unable to field a complete team in the meet featuring a 5K course. Thursday marks the first time Gibraltar runners have tackled a race since the 2019 sectional meet in Manitowoc.

 

The first race begins at 4:30 p.m.

Soccer: Clippers look to continue their roll

Coming off a dominant 10-1 victory on the road, Sturgeon Bay soccer will look to continue that dominance at Appleton East on Thursday. Sturgeon Bay lost their opener but has won two straight, against Green Bay East and Clintonville. This is the first of back to back game days, as the Clippers will also play Gibraltar on Friday. Their opponent, Appleton East, has also lost to a familiar opponent in Notre Dame of Green Bay. Appleton East has lost their only other contest to Bay Port. The game is scheduled for 7:00 PM.

Volleyball preview: Local teams gear up for Saturday's regional

Four of the six area high school volleyball teams will be in action on Thursday night ahead of Saturday's regionals.

 

Sturgeon Bay will travel to Kewaunee for the only match between Packerland opponents. In true non-conference action, Sevastopol stays at home to battle Gresham while Southern Door will visit Clintonville. The opening serves for all three matches will take place at 7 p.m.

 

Kewaunee and Sevastopol will serve as the hosts for two regional sites on Saturday. Kewaunee is the #1 seed and will face Algoma in the first round at 10 a.m. before facing the winner of Oneida Nation and Menominee Indian at 4 p.m. On the other side of the bracket, Sevastopol will hold a home-court advantage when they open up play against Southern Door at 1 p.m. Gibraltar and Sturgeon Bay will play each other at 4:00 p.m. before the winner plays either the Pioneers or the Eagles at 7:30 p.m.   

 

 

Brewers blank Cubs

A Travis Shaw first inning home run and a dominant day on the mound was the recipe for success for the Brewers on Tuesday against the Chicago Cubs. Freddy Peralta went five innings and struck out eight, while allowing just a hit and no runs. After a three run shot from Shaw in the top of the first, the Brewers were on cruise control until the top of the fourth when Omar Narvaez would drive one over the centerfield fence. 

 

On the day of trading Orlando Arcia, the Brewers would shut out the Chicago Cubs, winning 4-0. The win snaps a three game losing streak and improves Milwaukee’s early season record to 2-3. The Brewers will finish their series at Wrigley Field on Wednesday at 1:20 PM.  

 

Bucks fall in nailbiter

The Milwaukee Bucks have been tested with close matchups along their west road trip, and Tuesday was no exception. In their 122-121 loss to the Golden State Warriors, the game was close throughout. After the first quarter, the Bucks were down 28-26. At the intermission, the game was 53-51 in Golden State’s favor. Going into the fourth quarter, the Bucks had pulled ahead, up 89-83 after the third quarter. The Bucks would lead by double digits midway through the fourth quarter, but the Warriors would storm back in the final four minutes to close the deficit. The Warriors would take a one point advantage with 7.7 seconds left and the Bucks last second attempt to win was no good. 

 

The loss drops the Bucks record to 32-18. Milwaukee is still in third place in the NBA’s eastern conference. Milwaukee will continue their road trip when they take on the Mavericks on Thursday at 8:00 PM.

 

Badgers legend calling it a career

After thirty years of serving the University of Wisconsin athletics department, Barry Alvarez, who is responsible for bringing the football program to prominence, is riding off into the sunset. Alvarez was the head coach of the football team for 16 seasons and brought the Badgers three Big Ten titles as well as three Rose Bowl titles. Alvarez’ last two seasons as head coach were also split with Athletic Director duties. Beginning in 2006, Alvarez moved to AD full time.

 

The 74-year old Alvarez will hang it up officially on June 30, though the retirement press conference was held on Tuesday.

 

 

Volleyball: Eagles impress in home finale

After dropping the first set to Kewaunee in their final home game this season, Southern Door put together three straight sets to capture a four set victory. The Storm won the opening set 25-14. After, the Eagles climbed back to tie the match with a 25-21 win. In set three, it was the Eagles taking full control with a 25-16 win. To seal the match, the Eagles won the fourth set 25-19. The win makes the Eagles overall record 7-3 and they will take on Clintonville on Thursday in Clintonville. Kewaunee is now 4-4 this season and will host Sturgeon Bay on Thursday.

Volleyball: Clippers, Pioneers share Packerland crown

In a much-anticipated matchup between the Sturgeon Bay and Sevastopol volleyball teams on Monday, it was the Clippers who won to secure a share of the conference title. Sturgeon Bay also captured the regular-season sweep. The first set went the Pioneers way, as they would take it 25-22. Sturgeon Bay took care of business in the second set with a 25-13 win. Sturgeon Bay took the match lead in the third set with a 25-16 win. Sevastopol wouldn’t go away, however, as they’d even the match at two sets apiece in a 25-21 victory. 

 

In the set to decide the Packerland regular-season crown, the Clippers would take back control and win 15-10 in set five. The Clippers were led in kills by Hannah Sternard and Carly Wodack with 14 each, Lauren Alger contributed 19 assists and Hannah Sternard had a great night as a backstop with 32 digs. For Sevastopol, Madi Volkmann and Sam Differt led the way with 16 kills each, Emma Stueber had 17 assists and 3 aces, Rebekah Andreae had a handful of blocks, and Bailey Rikkola had 23 digs. 

 

Sturgeon Bay is 7-3 on the season and Sevastopol is 10-3. Both teams are 4-1 in conference play,  which is the Pioneers and the Clippers will share the Packerland title. Sturgeon Bay will take on Green Bay East on Tuesday, while Sevastopol will look to rebound against Gresham Community on Thursday.

 

In other Packerland Conference action, Kewaunee will visit Southern Door and Algoma battling Gibraltar with the opening serves slated for 7 p.m.

 

A previous version of this story had Sturgeon Bay as the sole Packerland Conference champion. Packerland Conference Commissioner Mike Holtz has informed the Clippers and the Pioneers that they will share the title as a result of their 4-1 conference records. We apologize for the confusion.

Clippers soccer cruise past Truckers

The offensive attack for the Sturgeon Bay Clippers soccer was just too much for host Clintonville as they went on to win by a 10-1 score.

 

Their next game will be on Thursday when they travel to face Appleton East at 7 p.m.

Bucks continue west roadtrip versus Warriors

Milwaukee has been on a roll in the west coast, and will look to win a fourth straight game when they face the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday. The Warriors are 23-27 on the season, which is an improvement from their injury plagued season a year ago, but still a far cry from the team that ran the NBA’s western conference for several years. Milwaukee comes into Tuesday’s matchup on a three game win streak and are 32-17 this season. The Bucks are in third place in the East conference and just two games out of first place. 

 

Tip-off is set to take place at the Oracle Arena and the game will begin at 9:00 PM.

 

Brewers have first rivalry game

The early going of the 2021 baseball season renewed the Milwaukee Brewers rivalry with the Chicago Cubs on Monday. Milwaukee headed to Wrigley Field for the first of a three game series. A big fourth inning for the Cubs was the difference maker in Monday’s game, as the Brewers gave up three home runs in the bottom of the inning and the Cubs would take a 4-0 lead. Milwaukee would regain life in the top of the seventh inning when Omar Narvaez would bring home Christian Yelich and Avisail Garcia on a three run blast over the right field fence. 

 

That wouldn’t be enough as Chicago scored the final run of the game in the bottom of the seventh inning and clinged to the lead for a 5-3 win. After a season opening win, the Brewers have dropped three straight, and are 1-3. The Brewers will take on the Cubs on Tuesday at 6:40 PM.

 

Volleyball preview: Sturgeon Bay battles Sevastopol ahead of tournament start

Two of the better teams in the Packerland Conference battle on Monday night ahead of the start of the WIAA Alternative Fall Season Tournament.

 

Both teams have had long layoffs in between matches thanks to spring break schedules. The Clippers are 6-3 and last won on March 22nd with a 3-0 sweep of Algoma. The Pioneers are 10-2 on the year and swept Southern Door its last time out on March 29th. Both teams have lost just once in conference play. The first serve is scheduled for 7 p.m.

 

There are several matches lined up this week ahead of the scheduled start of the WIAA Alternative Fall Season Tournament. On one side of the bracket, the first two rounds will be a Door County/Packerland Conference affair with Sevastopol battling Southern Door and Gibraltar playing Sturgeon Bay in Division 2. The winners will play a second time that same day for a chance to go to sectionals. In a different part of the bracket, Kewaunee and Algoma will face each other before potentially playing either Menominee Indian or Oneida Nation in the regional finals. The regional semis will start at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. with the championship taking place at 7 p.m.

Run The Door adds new points races

The Run the Door Series will have some new races on its calendar in 2021.

 

The friendly competition among Door County runners was much like its races and was virtual in 2020 due to the pandemic. The 2021 slate already has some modifications due to the ongoing pandemic. The Southern Door Eagles Trot and the Hog Wild 5K has been canceled for 2021 while the Door County Half Marathon and Nicolet Bay 5K has been moved to October 30th. 

 

The first points race of the year will be the YMCA Blossom Run 5 Mile, 2 Mile, Kids Run, which will take place virtually May 6th-9th. Two new races will debut this spring with the Run the Door “Fund” Run, 5K, Sturgeon Bay scheduled for May 15th and the Jacksonport Lake to Lake 10K, 2 Mile on May 29th.

 

You can find the full schedule below:

RUN THE DOOR 2021 SCHEDULE (UPDATED AS OF MARCH 31)

APRIL 24 --Southern Door Eagles Trail Trot, 2 Mile,  Brussels.  CANCELED FOR 2021

 

MAY 1 -- Door County Half Marathon and Nicolet Bay 5K, Peninsula State Park, Fish Creek, Ephraim. POSTPONED TO OCT. 30

 

MAY 6-9-- YMCA Blossom Run 5 Mile, 2 Mile, Kids Run, Egg Harbor. HAS GONE VIRTUAL FOR 2021 POINTS EVENT!

 

MAY 15—NEW! Run the Door “Fund” Run, 5K, Sturgeon Bay (9:30 a.m.) Start and finish at Bay Shore Outfitters. Details and registration link to come. POINTS EVENT!

 

MAY 29-- NEW! Jacksonport Lake to Lake 10K, 2 Mile, Jacksonport (9 a.m.). POINTS EVENT! Note: Maifest Run on May 30 has been canceled for 2021.

 

JUNE 5— Hog Wild 10K, 5K, Kids Run, Sturgeon Bay. CANCELED FOR 2021

 

JUNE 19-- Crossroads Trail Run 10K, 5K and 2K Fun Run,  Sturgeon Bay. Similar format to last year. POINTS EVENT!

 

JULY 4-- Hairpin Run 5K (Not confirmed), Fish Creek.

 

JULY 10-- Belgian Days, 4 Mile,  2 Mile Run/Walk (Not confirmed), Brussels.

 

JULY 24-- Washington Island Rec. Run 10K, 5K, 2K, Washington Island.

 

AUG. 14 -- Shanty Days 5K, Kids Run, Algoma.

 

SEPT. 25 -- Hey, Hey 5K, Baileys Harbor.

 

OCT. 9 -- Run Wild Quarter Marathon, 5K, Kids Run , Potawatomi State Park, Sturgeon Bay.

 

OCT. 23—Fall 50 Relay and Individual 50-Mile, Gills Rock to Sturgeon Bay.

 

OCT. 30—Door County Half-Marathon and Nicolet Bay 5K, Ephraim, Fish Creek. NEW DATE, ORIGINALLY MAY 1.

 

NOV. 6-- Door County Turkey Trot 4 Mile, 2 Mile, 1 Mile, Institute.

 

NOV. 27—One Barrel 2.62 (Miles) Run, Egg Harbor.

 

DEC. 4 —YMCA Ugly Sweater 5K Fun Run (Not confirmed), Fish Creek.

 

DEC. 11 —2021 Post-season Party, Crossroads at Big Creek, County TT and 42-57, Sturgeon Bay.

 

Brewers head out on the road after Twins loss

The Milwaukee Brewers will take their first road trip of the year after losing its rubber match against the Minnesota Twins 8-2 on Sunday afternoon.

 

The Twins and the Brewers traded tallies early with run-scoring outs in the first and second innings respectively. Manny Pina drove in his first run of the season for the Brewers with an RBI single. The Twins would score five unanswered runs, including a Mitch Garver homer in the fifth and a two-run shot for Miguel Sano in the sixth. The Brewers would score their final run of the day in the bottom of the sixth on Jackie Bradley Jr.'s first home run on his new team. The Twins would tack on two insurance runs in the top of the eighth inning. Adrian Houser was the losing pitcher for the Brewers, giving up two runs in five innings of work. Drew Rasmussen gave up the big inning for the Brewers, surrendering four runs (three earned) on three hits.

 

The Brewers will now head out of Milwaukee for a six-game road trip, beginning with a 6:40 p.m. first pitch against the Chicago Cubs on Monday. 

Packerland volleyball standings at regular season home stretch

Parity has been on display this Volleyball season in the peninsula’s Packerland conference. The most recent standings show a tight race between neighboring schools, Sturgeon Bay and Sevastopol, who are vying for first place. Sevastopol has a 4-0 conference record and Sturgeon Bay’s is 3-1. The two teams will match up on Monday. They played in a non-conference game earlier this season with Sturgeon Bay securing the win. Several teams in the Packerland have played each other twice but count the first games as non-conference matchups. 

 

Just behind the Clippers and Pioneers are the Eagles of Southern Door with a 2-2 record in conference. Three teams are below .500 but still competitive. Kewaunee’s conference record is 1-2, and they are in fourth place. Gibraltar, who has improved throughout the season, is in fifth place at 2-3 in conference play. Algoma is in search of their first win, and have a Packerland record of 0-4. The wolves came close to their first win against Kewaunee, falling in five sets. They will get their rematch against the Storm on Friday.

 

Quiet bats plague Brewers

After a wild season opener with some late game magic at the plate, the Milwaukee Brewers were nearly kept without a hit in their 2-0 loss to the Minnesota Twins. The ballgame was scoreless until the seventh inning when the Twins would get a run in both the seventh and eighth inning. The Brewers were held without a hit until the eighth inning when they got their only hit by Omar Narvaez. The Brewers were unable to capitalize and would be shutout the rest of the way. For the crew, Corbin Burnes had a stellar day on the mound in the losing effort. Burnes went 6.1 innings and recorded 11 strike-outs, giving up just one hit and one earned run.

 

Milwaukee will host the series rubber match verse the Twins on Sunday at 1:10 PM.  

 

Blizzard announce crowd expectations

The Green Bay Blizzard of the Indoor Football League announced their expectations this week for fans gathering back in the building within a month. As opposed to the usual ticket stubs that fans have used for years, tickets will be shown at the gates digitally. Other safety instructions include seating pods as an alternative to a packed crowd. Masks will be required except for when eating and drinking, and concession stand lines will require fans to be six feet from others in line. The games will be played at the Resch Center. Tickets for home games are on sale, and the Blizz open their season on Friday, April 23rd when they defend their home turf against the Bismarck Bucks.

Bucks edge Kings

The Milwaukee Bucks are now on a west coast roll with their third straight win, narrowly defeating the Sacramento Kings, 129-128 on Saturday. The game was close throughout, as the Bucks lead 61-57 at the half. Milwaukee would push the lead to 99-91 at the end of the third quarter. In the final frame, Sacramento would storm back but just fall short. Milwaukee would hold on for the one point victory. The Bucks were able to escape with a victory without their MVP, Giannis Antetokounmpo. Jrue Holiday continues to step up for the Bucks, scoring 33 points and tallying 11 assists. Brook Lopez also had a big day on the scoring end with 26 points. Bobby Portis put up 18 points and Donte DiVincenzo grabbed 14 rebounds. 

 

The Bucks are now 32-17 this season and sit at third place in the East Conference behind the Philadelphia 76ers and the Brooklyn Nets, who are tied at the top of the conference standings. The Bucks continue their west coast run on Tuesday when they take on a struggling Golden State Warriors squad. Tip off is scheduled for 9:00 PM.

 

Packers re-sign versatile Defensive Back

In an off-season where the Green Bay Packers have prioritized keeping their own players in house, they continue by signing Safety Will Redmond. Will Redmond is a Safety who has been used in a variety of ways in his three seasons with Green Bay. In his three seasons in green and gold, Redmond has recorded 65 tackles, 1 TFL, 2 QB hits, and 2 passes defended. Redmond enters the sixth year of his career and Green Bay is where he has made his longest lasting impression. Redmond was a third round pick by San Francisco in 2016 but never appeared in a game due to injuries. Redmond spent November 2017 to August of 2018 with Kansas City before latching on in Green Bay. A lot of familiar faces will be in the Packers secondary, as they’ve re-signed Kevin King and Chandon Sullivan as well. Redmond, who has provided secondary depth for three seasons, will try to find his niche in new Defensive Coordinator Joe Barry’s defense.

Gamblers goalie gets recognition

Though Green Bay Gamblers goalie Matt Davis won’t get the weekend to defend the net due to the Green Bay Gamblers games against Youngstown being called off, he will get to claim the top spot for goalies in the USHL this weekend. Earlier this week, he was named the USHL Goalie of the week. The twenty year old Calgary native went 2-0 last week, offering a GAA of 1.62 and a 93.5% save percentage. 

 

If all things are clear for next week, the Gamblers will hit the road on April 9th for a back to back against Team USA.

 

Monster day from Giannis lifts Bucks

Giannis Antetokounmpo showed why he was the MVP last season on Friday when the Milwaukee Bucks made short work of the Portland Trail Blazers. The Bucks took a first quarter, 34-21 lead. At the half they lead 60-53. The Bucks separated in the third quarter out-scoring the Blazers by 17. In the fourth, Milwaukee finished off a 127-109 victory. 


 

Giannis was in MVP form on Friday with 47 points and 12 rebounds. Jrue Holiday had 22 points and Khris Middleton had 20. The Bucks are 31-17 and in third place in the East conference. The next time they will be in action is on Saturday in Sacramento to face the Kings.

 

Brewers return to series

After a day off following a dramatic season opening win, the Brewers will be back in action on Saturday against the Minnesota Twins. The Brewers won 6-5 in extra innings on Thursday, and it was the first time playing in front of fans since the 2019 season. Saturday’s matchup will be the second of a three game series. Each team has played just one game, and the first pitch is scheduled for 6:10 PM at American Family Field. Corbin Burnes is expected to get the start on the mound for Milwaukee.

Clippers soccer get first win

Sturgeon Bay’s boy’s soccer team captured their first win of the season when they defeated Green Bay East on Thursday. The final score was 2-1. The game was their second straight on the road against Green Bay schools, and they split the road series. The Clippers will get Friday and the rest of the weekend off before hitting the field again on Monday. They will hit the road again on Monday to take on Clintonville. Start time is scheduled for 4:30 PM. 

 

Preble tops Kewaunee, Sturgeon Bay in cross country

The Green Bay Preble Hornets showed their prowess on the cross country course on Thursday, defeating Sturgeon Bay and Kewaunee at Bruemmer Park on Thursday.

 

No results have been posted yet, but the Preble Cross Country Twitter feed posted on Thursday that they won both the boys and girls races. They also boasted the top individual performers with Brett Litkey winning the boys race and Hailey Novitski capturing the girls race.

Brewers win opening day thriller

For the first time in over a year, the Milwaukee Brewers welcomed a crowd back into their stadium, and the crowd of over twelve-thousand was delighted to a dramatic finish. Their opponent, the Minnesota Twins, jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the third inning. One of the runs came on a wild pitch by starting pitcher Brandon Woodruff. In the bottom of the third, Kolten Wong would get the Brewers first run of the season when he was walked home. The Twins would give up one run in the ensuing inning. In the bottom of the fifth inning, Christian Yelich would score for the Brewers on an Omar Narvaez single to make the game 3-2. The Twins lead extended again in the top of the seventh to 5-2 which would be almost enough to put the game out of reach. 

 

Milwaukee stormed back in the bottom of the ninth when Christian Yelich would come through in crunch time with an RBI single that would bring Kolten Wong home for his second run of the day, making the score 5-3. Travis Shaw would have the play of the day with a two-rbi double that would bring across Keston Hiura and Christian Yelich to tie the game at five and send it to extra innings. In the bottom of the tenth inning, Orlando Arcia would put the ball in play and reach on a fielder’s choice, and also score Lorenzo Cain for the winning run. The final score would be 6-5. 

 

Milwaukee is 1-0 on the season and will face the Minnesota Twins on Saturday at 6:10 PM. 

Gamblers' weekend set postponed

For at least the third time this season, the Green Bay Gamblers saw their weekend plans altered due to the coronavirus.

 

The USHL made the announcement Thursday afternoon that the games between the Gamblers and the Youngstown Phantoms would be postponed. Make-up dates have not been set.

 

Earlier in the day, Gamblers Team President Jeff Mitchell shared this message with fans online:

 

Dear Fans,

 

March was a busy month for the Green Bay Gamblers, as the team played 12 games, eight of which at the Resch Center. With 11 games remaining in the regular season, the Gamblers sit in 3rd place in the USHL Eastern Division with a mark of 26-14-3. Top four teams in each division qualify for the playoffs.

On the ice, USA Hockey named Gamblers Head Coach/General Manager Pat Mikesch head coach of Team USHL for the upcoming BioSteel All-American Game, Wednesday, April 7 in Plymouth, Michigan. Team USHL is made up of the top American born players competing in the USHL who are eligible for the NHL Entry Draft. The BioSteel All American Game (Team USHL vs United States U18 Team) will be televised on the NHL Network. Start time 7:05 PM.

 

Mason Lohrei set the team record for points in a season by a defenseman. Lohrei’s 53 points (15 goals & 38 assists) surpassed Derrick LaPoint (Eau Claire, WI), who tallied 49 points during the 2006-2007 campaign. Lohrei (Verona, WI), who five times this year has garnered USHL Defensive Player of the Week honors, leads all USHL defenseman and ranks 6th overall in league scoring. Lohrei was selected by the Boston Bruins in the 2nd round of the 2020 NHL Entry Draft.

 

Along with multiple sellout crowds (2,200), March also featured the 1st Annual We Gotcha’ Girl promotion, which asked fans to donate feminine hygiene products for those in need in our communities across Northeast Wisconsin. The generosity of our fans was evident, as many much-needed products were collected.

 

March 27 was the annual running of the ReschMinster Oaks Wiener Dog Race. Along with the wiener dogs racing on the ice, team also collected pet food and supplies for the Happily, Ever After Animal Sanctuary. Once again, Gambler fans were more than generous.

 

In April, the Gamblers play four home games (4/14, 4/16, 4/17 & 4/19), including the Teddy Bear Toss on the 17th. This year’s toss will look a little different, as opposed to tossing bears on the ice after the Gamblers first goal, team will be collecting stuffed animals prior to the games on April 16 and 17. Only stuffed animals that are brand new (tag still on) and in a plastic bag will be accepted All stuffed animals collected are donated to Pediatric Care patients at Aurora BayCare.

 

For a list of home games, start times and ticket information go to the team’s webpage www.gamblershockey.com or Facebook page

 

Green Bay Gamblers Hockey

 

On behalf of the Green Bay Gamblers, thank you for supporting our program.

 

All the Best,

 

Jeff Mitchell

President

Green Bay Gamblers

 

 

Football Round-Up: Kewaunee wins on 102.1 MORE FM, Sturgeon Bay falls on The Clipper

Kewaunee and Sturgeon Bay got their games in Thursday night on the NEW Radio Sports Network before the Easter holiday.

 

The Kewaunee Storm rolled to an easy 43-6 victory over the Menominee Indian Eagles in Spring Football season on 102.1 More FM. We will carry next week's game on 102.1 MORE FM when the Storm plays its first true road contest of the season against Notre Dame Academy.

 

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers could not get enough stops in its 64-52 loss to Oakfield at Capital Credit Union Park in Ashwaubenon on Thursday night on 103.3 The Clipper. We will carry next week's game against NEW Lutheran on 103.3 The Clipper. 

 

The NEW Radio Sports Network will also carry next week's Gibraltar football game on 105.1 The GOAT and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com when the Vikings travel to face Oakfield Saturday afternoon.

Brewers host opening day

In what will be the home game under the stadium name American Family Field, the Milwaukee Brewers will take on the Minnesota Twins. There will be limited capacity for fans at the ballpark. For fans watching in the stands or elsewhere, it will be an unfamiliar sight without Ryan Braun on the opening day roster. 

 

Both teams are looking to make a stronger impression on the season this year, as they were both swept in the first round of their respective playoff series. Brandon Woodruff is the expected starting pitcher for the Brewers in the opener, as Kenta Maeda is expected to throw for the Twins. First pitch is scheduled for 1:10 PM.

 

Bucks end losing streak

The Milwaukee Bucks took advantage of the opportunity to get back on the winning track against an ailing Los Angeles Lakers team. The Lakers were without superstars Lebron James and Anthony Davis, and the Bucks took control for a 112-97 win that snapped a three game losing streak. The Bucks were down 30-24 after the first quarter but outscored the Lakers by 14 in the second quarter and ran away from there. 

 

For Milwaukee, Jrue Holiday was the leading scorer with 28. Giannis Antetokounmpo had 25 and Kris Middleton also scored 17. Milwaukee is in third place in the NBA East conference with a record of 30-17. The Bucks will take the court Saturday when they continue their west road trip against the Portland Trailblazers. Tip-off is scheduled for 9:00 PM.

 

Kewaunee girls tennis heads to Green Bay

In a return to action, the Kewaunee girls tennis team will go to Green Bay and battle the Green Bay West varsity squad. The opener will be the first of two straight matches in Green Bay to start the season. The match will start at 4:00 PM. at the Green Bay East tennis courts.

Sturgeon Bay soccer in pursuit of first win

After a season opening loss, the defending champion Sturgeon Bay Clippers will hit the road again to attempt to get into the win column. The Clippers fell in their opening loss, 6-1 Green Bay’s Notre Dame Academy on Tuesday. On Thursday, the Clippers take on Green Bay East. The game is set to take place at 6:30 PM. This is the second of a four game road stretch. Also the second of four straight non-conference matchups to open the season.

Kewaunee hosts cross country meet Thursday

Kewaunee will host its first cross country meet of the season when they descend on Bruemmer Park on Thursday.

 

The Storm and Sturgeon Bay raced each other earlier this week against Green Bay East on Tuesday, but no times have been reported from that meet. The two teams will swap out Green Bay squads on Thursday as they will face Preble. The Hornets are one of the most talented programs in the region with the boys coming in ninth place as a team in the 2019 state meet after handily taking the Fox River Conference and Sectional titles. The girls came in second in the FRCC and fourth in sectionals.

 

The first race is expected to start at 4:30 p.m.

Football Preview: Two games on 102.1 MORE FM and 103.3 The Clipper

The NEW Radio Sports Network will hit the road on Thursday for a pair of football games ahead of the holiday weekend.

 

On 103.3 The Clipper, Sturgeon Bay looks for its two-game winning streak since 2012 when they play Oakfield at Capital Credit Union Park in Ashwaubenon. Tim Kowols and Reece Robillard will have the call beginning at 4:30 p.m. with the pregame show followed by kickoff at 5 p.m.

 

On 102.1 MORE FM, Kewaunee continues its season-long road trip when they play Menominee Indian in Menasha. Paul Schmitt and Matt Piesler will be on the call beginning at 6:30 p.m. followed by kickoff at 7 p.m.

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