Gibraltar/Sevastopol and Sturgeon Bay will meet for the third time this season on Thursday, but much more will be at stake this time around.

The Clippers cruised through New Holstein and St. Mary Catholic to earn a third home game and a sectional semifinal berth, outscoring their opponents 15-1 in the process. The lone goal given up was an own goal in the second half of their match against the Zephyrs. Kayden Klotz (4), Zone Weinke (2), Finn Stevenson (3), Jaylen Reynolds (2) all have multiple goals this postseason. The win allowed the Clippers to capture their 16th consecutive regional championship.

The road to the sectional semifinal for the United has been bumpier. Last Saturday, the team earned its regional title in a shootout win over Amherst after beating Algoma 4-1 in its tournament opener. Juniors Damien Lardinois and Mauricio Fernandez and seniors Trey Perlman and Gabe Peterson drilled their shootout attempts to clinch the program's first regional title since 2010.

The lone blemishes on the United's conference record came at the hands of the Clippers. Sturgeon Bay won the first meeting at Clark Field 7-1 before the United nearly pulled off the upset in the second meeting, losing to the Clippers 3-2.

Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call from Clark Field beginning at 6:45 p.m. on U-102.1 and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com with the pregame show followed by the opening touch at 7 p.m.

The only team standing between the Luxemburg-Casco volleyball team and a trip to the sectional final is the same team that kept from an outright NEC title this season.

The Spartans welcome Freedom to Luxemburg on Thursday amid a stretch that has seen them go 7-2 over their last nine matches. They have not dropped a non-tournament match since they lost to the Irish on October 1st, 3-2. The Spartans are 27-12 on the year, including tournament wins against Oshkosh North and Notre Dame via sweeps.

The Irish avenged their lone conference loss to Fox Valley Lutheran in the regional final last Saturday, winning that match 3-1. They have won 11 of their last 13 matches, including their last seven.

The first serve is slated for 7 p.m.

The Door County United swim team welcomes its conference foes for a meet on Thursday at the Door County YMCA in Sturgeon Bay.

Last week, DCU remained on top of the Bay Conference with their win at the Shawano Sprints All-Conference meet. The team scored 378 points, and the second-place team, Wittenberg-Birnamwood High School, scored 316 points.  The team had at least one top-five finish in each event for the evening. Freshman Quinn Sperber (SDHS) finished 3rd in the 25-yard freestyle and 5th in the 50-yard backstroke. Isabella Jimenez Seyfer (SBHS) finished 2nd in the 50-yard butterfly and 7th in the 100-yard freestyle. Ophelia Linnan (SEV) finished 9th in the 50-yard freestyle and 11th in the 50-yard backstroke. The biggest success of the evening was the 2nd and 3rd place finishes in the 200-yard medley relay. The second-place finishers were Julia Michalski (SBHS), Caitlyn Hasenjager (SEV), Chloe Bissen (SBHS), and Kailyn Neville (SDHS). The third-place relay team consisted of Quinn Sperber (SDHS), Amelia Michalski (SBHS), Megan Quaderer (SBHS), and Shaeffer Rass (SEV). The team enter the conference championships undefeated.

The first events begin at 5 p.m.

Just three races remain to decide who will sit on top of the Run the Door standings in 2024.

Last weekend, Run the Door runners tackled the Fall 50 either as solo or relay participants. Shoreood's Jordan Janusiak won the solo race with a time of 6:04:34 while Elizabeth Cinquegrani of Wauwatosa was the top female, finishing an hour later at 7:04:30. You can find the full results here.

Next up is the inaugural Pen Park Trail Fest 14K and 30K at Peninsula State Park in Fish Creek. You can still register for the event here. The series wraps up with the One Barrel 2.62 (Miles) Run in Egg Harbor on November 23rd and the Northern Door YMCA Ugly Sweater 5K Fun Run/Walk in Fish Creek on December 7th.

You can find the full leaderboard listed below in alphabetical order:

Michael Ahrens, Green Bay-Carlsville 0-0-0-0-13-0-12-0-12-0-13-0=50

Jennifer Aldrich, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-10-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=20

Raissa Ashman, Seymour 0-10-16-16-16-0-0-13-13-16-16-10=126

Heidi Bader, Sturgeon Bay

Scott Bader, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-10-0=10

Beth Barnstorff, Green Bay

Bill Bartnik, Howards Grove 0-11-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=11

Ted Baszler, Milwaukee 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-10=10

Alec Bath, Sturgeon Bay 15-11-13-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=39

Shelley Bath, Sturgeon Bay 15-10-15-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=40

Emily Bilodeau, Sturgeon Bay 11-10-11-10-10-10-12-13-10-0-10-10=117

Joe Bilodeau, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-10-0-10-10-10-13-10-0-10-10=93

Jackie Birmingham, Sturgeon Bay

Jerry Bjarnarson, Sturgeon Bay 10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Mary Bjarnarson, Sturgeon Bay 10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Shauna Blackledge, Sturgeon Bay

Colton Blackley, Sturgeon Bay

Faith Blackley, Sturgeon Bay

Annie Bley (Kapolnek), Egg Harbor 10

Hanna Bordeau, Sturgeon Bay

Renee Borkovetz, Sevastopol 0-0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Scott Borkowetz, Sevastopol

Tiffany Born, Green Bay 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-10=10

Cheryl Bournoville, Sturgeon Bay

Robert Brown, Kenosha

Karen Brunk, Mundelein, IL

Sam Brunk, Mundelein, IL

Carol Burlew, Sturgeon Bay

Liz Butler Gilbert, Sturgeon Bay

Cindy Carter, Appleton

Todd Charnetski, Green Bay 0-0-0-11-0-11-0-0-0-0-0-0=23

Laurel Ciohon, Ephraim

David Clowers, Sturgeon Bay 13-13-0-0-13-10-13-13-13-13-13-0=114

Michael Cosgrove, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-0-11-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=11

Dan Crooker, Baileys Harbor

Kate Crooker, Baileys Harbor

Jake Cummings, Sturgeon Bay

Lauren Daoust, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-14-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-12-0=26

Julie Davis, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-10-0-0-0-12-0-0-0-10=32

Eleanor Dean, Sturgeon Bay

Erika DeFere, Sevastopol 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-10=20

Bobby Deggendorf, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-10=20

Bob Desotelle, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Lu Ann Desotelle, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-10-0-11-0-0-0-0-0-0=21

Danielle DiCarlo, Green Bay 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-10-0=10

Dawn DiCarlo, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-10-0=10

Stacia Dick-Schuster, Sturgeon Bay 10-0-10-10-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=40

Jeff Dickman, Grayslake, IL

Karen Dickman, Grayslake, IL

Mary Ellen Dreutzer, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-13-0-13-0-0-0-11-0-11-0=48

Krista Eliot, Baileys Harbor

Barbara Enigl, Brussels 11-0-0-0-0-10-13-13-10-10-10-0=77

Tahna Evers, Sturgeon Bay

Sverre Falck-Pedersen, Egg Harbor

Anne Farmer, Sturgeon Bay

David Farmer, Gardner/Brussels

Jerry Feldhausen, Green Bay

Ben Fitzgerald, Ephraim 0-0-0-13-0-11-0-0-0-0-0-0=24

Tracey Fitzgerald, Ephraim

Mary Franklin, Sturgeon Bay

David Furjanic, Orland Park, IL

Maureen Furjanic, Orland Park, IL

Leslie Gast, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-0-11-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=11

Janice Galt, Sturgeon Bay 10-10-0-0-10-10-11-0-12-12-10-0=85

Lynn Gilchrist, Sturgeon Bay 13-13-13-0-13-13-0-0-13-12-0-0=90

James Gothard Jr., Tampa, FL

John Glowicki, Oak Park, IL/Baileys Harbor

Julie Grant, Greendale 0-10-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=20

Heather Gronseth, Wrightstown

Sean Grorich, Sturgeon Bay

Janet Grota, Sturgeon Bay

Jennifer Grota, Sturgeon Bay

Gary Gruenisen, Egg Harbor 12-10-0-12-11-13-0-13-11-0-10-0=92

Kay Guberud, Sturgeon Bay

Christina Haberli, Sturgeon Bay 10-10-10-10-10-10-11-12-11-12-12-0=118

Anna-Helena Hamann, Manitowoc

Amy Hamann, Stevens Point

Mark Hamann, Manitowoc

Joe Hargis, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-12-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=22

Melody Hargis, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-12-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=22

Caitlyn Hasenjager, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Nate Hasenjager, Sturgeon Bay

Tanya Hasenjager, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-9=10

Adam Hauser, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-11-0-0-0-0-0-0-10=21

Ken Heinz, Egg Harbor

Linda Heyse, New Berlin

Tim Heyse, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-10-0=20

Kate Higginbotham, Sturgeon Bay

Lee Hildebrand, Mequon 0-13-0-0-0-0-0-12-0-0-10=35

Mark Hilsabeck, Sturgeon Bay

David Hoffman, Sturgeon Bay

Emily Hoffmann, Green Bay

Liz Hoffman, Sturgeon Bay

Jan Hucek, Sturgeon Bay

Pete Hurth, Sturgeon Bay

Matt Huston, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-0-10-11-0-0-0-10-0-10-10=61

Mary Jackson, Forestville

Amy Jacobs, Fish Creek 0-0-0-0-0-10-0-0-0-0-0=10

Michelle Jacobson, Algoma

Debbie Jacques, Appleton

Peter Jacques, Appleton

Courtney Janson, Egg Harbor

Amy Jeanquart, Forestville 19-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=19

Colt Jeanquart, Forestville 13-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=13

Wyatt Jeanquart, Forestville 10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Kay Jensen, Sturgeon Bay 10-10-10-10-0-10-10-10-10-10-10-0=100

Joe Kash, Naperville, IL

Barb Keith, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Heather Khan, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-0-11-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=11

Deb Kiedrowski, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-11-0-13-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=24

Morgan Kiedrowski, Sturgeon Bay

Jeremy Kimber, Sturgeon Bay

Kevin Kindt, Colgate

Lisa Kloskin, Shoreview, MN

Julie Knox, Baileys Harbor

Merritt Knox, Baileys Harbor

Brett Kosmider, Baileys Harbor

Alicia Krueger, Forestville 0-0-11-0-0-0-13-0-0-0-0=24

Becca Krueger, Forestville 0-0-10-0-13-0-13-0-10-0-0-10=56

Elizabeth Krueger, Forestville 0-0-10-0-10-0-13-0-10-0-0-0=43

Emily Krueger, Forestville 0-0-0-0-11-0-0-0-0-0-0=11

Lois Kurschner, Sturgeon Bay

Kevin LaFountain Lipscom, Menomonee Falls

Amy Lautenbach, Sturgeon Bay

Jen LeCloux, Luxemburg 13-10-14-10-12-10-0-0-10-0?13-10=102

Kristin Leeming, Dyckesville

Kayla Lehman, Sturgeon Bay

Dale Logan, Sturgeon Bay

Ashley Maas, Sturgeon Bay

Dan Madigan, Green Bay 0-0-0-11-12-11-0-0-11-0-12-0=57

Hanna Mallien, Sturgeon Bay

Jodi Mallien, Sturgeon Bay

Scott Mallien, Green Bay 0-10-0-0-0-13-15-0-0-0-0-0=38

Mary Kate McCormack, Fish Creek 0-10-0-13-13-0-0-0-0-13-0-0=49

Smitty McGowan, Ephraim

Kelly Meyer, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Vicki Minten, Sturgeon Bay 13-0-13-10-12-0-0-0-10-10-11-0=79

Kari Mitchell, Brussels

Donna Mleziva, Casco 0-10-0-10-0-0-0-0-10-0-0-10=40

Bob Moellenberndt, Sturgeon Bay 10-10-10-10-0-0-0-12-10-0-10-0=72

Carol Moellenberndt, Sturgeon Bay 12-10-10-10-10-10-13-12-10-0-10-0=107

Jaclyn Moeri, Ephraim/Green Bay 0-10-11-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-10-0=21

Susan Morgan, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-10-10-12-11-0-13-10-0-12-0=88

Steve Muchoney, Aurora, IL

Annie Mudliger, Oak Creek

Carol Mulinix, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-0-0-13-0-0-0-0-0-10-0=33

Tom Mulinix, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-0-11-0-0-0-0-0-0-12-0=23

Deb Neuville, Sturgeon Bay

Andrew Nicoli, Grafton 0-0-0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Brady Nieman, Sturgeon Bay

David Nieman, Sturgeon Bay

Lynne O'Flynn, Sturgeon Bay 13-10-10-0-0-0-11-0-10-10-11-0=75

Karon Ohm, Fish Creek 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Angela Olsen-Luberger, Sturgeon Bay

Doug Otopalik, Sturgeon Bay

Suzanne Osorio, River Forest, IL

Nancy Pagel, Grafton

Cathi Parks, Oak Brook, IL 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-11-12-0-0=23

Greg Peters, Green Bay

Karen Peterson, Egg Harbor

Haley Petrina, Sturgeon Bay

Leanne Pinkert, Sturgeon Bay

Patti Pollina, Mt. Prospect, IL 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-10-0-0=20

Leslie Potter, Greendale 0-10-11-0-0-0-0-0-0-10-0-0=31

Josh Puetz, Sturgeon Bay

Lori Putzer (Leist), Sturgeon Bay

Lindsey Rainey, Chicago, IL

Selena Reyes, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-0-0-13-0-13-0-0-10-12-10=68

Susan Reynolds-Smith, Ephraim 0-11-0-13-0-0-0-0-13-0-0-0=37

Bob Richards, Sturgeon Bay/Villa Park, IL 13-13-0-13-0-0-13-!0-13-13-10-0=88

Allison Ripp, Waukesha

Carle Rollins, Evanston, IL 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-11-0-0=21

Nancy Rollins, Evanston, IL 0-13-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-13-0-0=26

Kathryn Rogalski, Egg Harbor 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-10=10

Brittany Roob, Brookfield 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Bob Ross, Brussels

Heidi Ross, Sturgeon Bay

Michael Ross, Sturgeon Bay

Katie Ruenger, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-010=10

Morgan Rusnak, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-12-10-10-0-0-0-0-0-10-10=62

Pat Saladin, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-10-0=10

Renee Sauer, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-10-0=10

J. Schaefer, Madison

Mary Schaefer, Madison

Lee Ann Schlimm, Greenville 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-10=10

Gretchen Schmelzer, Sturgeon Bay 12-11-10-10-10-0-0-0-0-12-10-0=75

Greg Schneider, Madison 0-10-0-10-0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0=30

Rodee Schneider, Madison 0-12-0-16-0-13-0-0-0-0-0-0=41

Tom Schneider, Kewaunee 11-10-13-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=34

Tamara Schoof, Colgate

John Schopf Jr., Green Bay 0-10-0-0-10-0-12-0-10-0-10-0=52

John Schopf Sr., Sturgeon Bay 13-10-0-10-10-10-13-0-10-0-0=76

Brandi Schroeder, Monticello

Skya Scrimgeour, Sturgeon Bay 16-12-0-0-16-0-15-0-0-0-0-0=59

Dawn Shefchik, Brussels 0-0-0-12-0-0-13-0-0-12-10=47

Mike Sherwood, Oak Creek

Dave Smith, Baileys Harbor 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Kirsten Smith, Sturgeon Bay

Stephanie Smith, Chicago, IL

Bonnie Spielman, Fish Creek

Darcy Strasman, Sturgeon Bay

Mark Stencel, Appleton/Northbrook, IL 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Jed Stone, Highland Park, IL

Megan Stoneman, Madison 0-0-0-0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Carol Tadych, Sturgeon Bay

Markus Tassoul, Sturgeon Bay

Jeffery Theys, Germantown 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-12-0=12

Nicole Theys, Germantown 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-10-0=10

Katie Thomas, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Lauren Thomas, Appleton

Seth Thomas, Sturgeon Bay

Scott Thompson, Green Bay

Deva Thyme, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-0-0-12-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=22

Jen Trustem, Neenah

Barbara Tuttle, Green Bay

Marc Vandenhouten, Brussels 26-10-14-10-12-10-15-0-0-0-0-0=97

Devin Vandertie, Maplewood

Logan Vandertie, Sturgeon Bay

Lewis Vandover, Kirkwood, MO

Sherry VanSkyhawk, Sturgeon Bay

Denise Victorin, Aurora, IL

Barbara Wagner, Sturgeon Bay

Mike Weber, Egg Harbor

Cheryl Wederquist, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-0-13-0-0-0-0-0-11-0=24

Deb Whitelaw-Gorski, Sturgeon Bay

Tabitha Will, Sturgeon Bay

Christy Wisniewski, Baileys Harbor 0-0-13-0-0-11-0-0-0-0-0-0=24

Thomas Witek, Green Bay

Jon Wolfe, Sturgeon Bay

Rena Zaid, Highland Park, IL

Amber Zetwick, New Berlin

Beth Ziolkowski, Sturgeon Bay 10-0-11-10-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=41

Tom Zwicky, Egg Harbor

The Golf Coaches Association of Wisconsin has confirmed that the Luxemburg-Casco golf team excelled on the golf course and in the classroom this past season.

On Wednesday, Reese Bandow, Katie Ledvina, Marissa Annoye, and Morgan DeJardin were all named 2024 Girls Golf Academic All-State honorees by the state's governing body. To be nominated by their coaches, student-athletes must have a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or higher, participate in at least 75% of their team's varsity competitions during the 2024 season, be in good standing regarding athletic and school codes of conduct at their participating schools, and be sophomore, junior, or senior.

This year, 470 students from 122 different high schools were honored, with an average GPA of 3.844.

The 2024-25 version of the Wisconsin Badger men’s basketball team will take the court for the first time Wednesday night as they host Wisconsin-River Falls in an exhibition game at the Kohl Center.

The Badgers are coming off a 22-14 record last year with an 11-9 record in the Big Ten under Coach Greg Gard, who is starting his ninth season in Madison.  In the NCAA tournament, the Badgers were a fifth seed and were upset by 12th-seeded James Madison in the first round.

The game in Madison tonight continues the tradition of playing Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference foes since 2005.

Tip is scheduled for 7 p.m. at the Kohl Center with the annual Cancer Awareness game. 

The Green Bay Packers announced Tuesday that they had signed linebacker Jamin Davis to the practice squad.  Davis, a former 2021 first-round pick by Washington , started 36 of 45 games in three seasons with the Commanders.   The 6'-3" 234-pound inside linebacker played in 13 games last season for Washington before going on the injured reserve after a shoulder injury.

To make room on the roster for Davis, the Packers cut linebacker Chris Russell who was signed back in August, was cut, and re-signed to the practice squad at the end of August. 

The Packerland Conference announced the all-conference selections this week with Jackson Starr of Sturgeon Bay being selected as the Packerland Conference soccer player of the year.  The Sturgeon Bay Clippers placed five players on first team while the Gibralatar-Sevastopol United Team placed three squad members.

Sturgeon Bay will host the United Team on Thursday in a Division 4 Sectional semi-final on U102.1.

The complete list of all-conference players is listed below.

FIRST TEAM

Forwards
Kayden Klotz, Sturgeon Bay
Finn Stevenson, Sturgeon Bay
Trey Perlman, Gibraltar-Sevastopol

Midfielders
Will Estes, Sturgeon Bay
Zone Wienke, Sturgeon Bay*
Gabe Peterson, Gibraltar-Sevastopol*
Cristino Valdivia, Gibraltar-Sevastopol
Cody Kirchman, Algoma*

Defenders
Jackson Starr, Sturgeon Bay*
Alex Kirchman, Algoma
James Rentmeester, Providence Academy

Goalkeeper
Ezra Proft, Peshtigo

*unanimous

2nd Team
Forwards
Mauricio Fernandez, Gibraltar-Sevastopol
Chance Rader, Algoma
Brady Polzin, Peshtigo

Midfielders
Simon Downey, Sturgeon Bay
Jaylen Reynolds, Sturgeon Bay
Ethan Perry, Kewaunee
Monty Gungor, Providence Academy
Kellan Landes, Providence Academy

Defenders
Marco Jauregui, Gibraltar-Sevastopol
Sean Neal, Gibraltar-Sevastopol
Henry Annen, Kewaunee

Goalkeeper
Aaron Tomaszewski, Gibraltar-Sevastopol

Honorable Mention
Sturgeon Bay- Ethan DeNamur
Gibraltar-Sevastopol- Brandon Mayorga Obando
Algoma- Brogan Ray, Alex Gonzalez, Cooper Krause
Kewaunee- Isaac Heidel

An undefeated team during the conference was rewarded as the Algoma Wolves football players dotted the inaugural All-Across the Bay Conference teams.

Highlighting the selections was Parker Lischka, who garnered offensive player of the year honors in addition to being named to the first team on both sides of the ball. You can find the rest of Algoma's selections below:

Offensive Player of the Year:

Parker Lischka

First Team:

John Kirchman - Offensive Line

Joey Cabino - Linebacker

Lane Cochart - Quarterback

Parker Lischka - Defensive Back and Offensive End

Second Team:

Gavin Bielawski - Offensive Line

John Kirchman - Defensive Line

Honorable Mention:

Carson Leist - Defensive Line

Wyatt Fay - Defensive Back and Offensive End

Isaac Yunk - Running Back

Picture courtesy of Algoma Football

The Luxemburg-Casco trap team aimed high and scored big during their fall season, winning their conference title by a wide margin.

During the five-week season, the Spartans scored 11,903.50 points, more than 1,500 points better than second-place River Valley High School and 2,700 points ahead of third-place West Salem.

The following shooters finished in the top 100 in the state:

Dylan Dahlke - tied for 19th

Jacob Wendricks- tied for 19th

Mitchell Zabel-tied for 19th

Cole Heim- tied for 36th

Hayden Falish- tied for 45th

Andrew Engebose - tied for 79th

The following shooters finished in the Top 25 for the conference:

Dylan Dahlke - tied for 3rd

Mitchell Zabel- tied for 3rd

Jacob Wendricks- tied for 3rd

Cole Heim-7th

Hayden Falish- tied for 8th

Andrew Engebose-14th

Mason Beno - tied for 18th

Dylan DeGrave- tied for 18th

Jaxson Thiry-tied for 24th

David Allen-tied for 24th

The following shooters finished in the top 25 among girls in the conference:

Morgan Rank - 3rd

Maggie Pravechek- 7th

Cloey Dellemann- tied for 8th

Anna Philby- 16th

Elleana Ronsman- 17th

Ashley Fameree-18th

Harley Anderson-22nd

Fresh off their first playoff appearance in several years, the Green Bay Blizzard are busy ensuring that they can book a second consecutive trip next season.

Look below at some of the roster signings they have made over the past few weeks:

THE MEET:  The 112th running of the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Boys Cross Country Championships and the 50th Annual Girls Cross Country Championships will take place Saturday, Nov. 2, at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. 

ADMISSION?TICKETS:  The WIAA uses GoFan Ticketing for all digital and cashless tickets. Admission is $9 plus online fees for adults and students. All tickets must be redeemed on a mobile device. To purchase tickets, visit the WIAA?website at: https://www.wiaawi.org/Tickets#42691791-cross-country.

RACE INFORMATION:  The boys and girls will both run a 5,000-meter course. The following is a listing of the scheduled start times for each race: 

Girls
Noon Division 3
12:40 p.m. Division 2
1:20 p.m. Division 1

Boys
2 p.m. - Division 3
2:35 p.m. - Division 2
3:10 p.m. - Division 1

HOW THEY GOT HERE:  There are 20 teams contending for the State championship in Division 1 for boys and girls, and 16 teams competing for the boys and girls Divisions 2 and 3 team titles. Teams competing for the titles qualified last weekend at their respective sectional meets. The top two teams in each of the 10 Division 1 sectionals and the top two teams from each of the eight Divisions 2 and 3 sectionals advanced. In addition to the qualifying teams, the first five individual finishers at their respective sectionals, who are not a member of a qualifying team, also qualified for the State Meet. 

LAST YEAR-BOYS:  Stevens Point raced to the boys team championship in Division 1 for the second straight season, scoring 36 points. Hudson was runner-up, accumulating 75 points. Manny Putz of Onalaska won the boys Division 1 individual championship for the second year in a row, finishing with a time of 15:05.8. Lakeside Lutheran earned the Division 2 team championship by posting a score of 112 after a runner-up finish in 2022. Winneconne was second in the team standings with 116 points. Noah Kuhn of Edgewood earned the individual medalist honor in Division 2, finishing the course in 15:50.5. Kohler won its second-straight Division 3 boys team title by compiling 109 points, which was five fewer than runner-up Solon Springs/Northwood, which finished with 114. Charlie Vater of Iola-Scandinavia won the Division 3 boys individual crown with a time of 15.49.7.

LAST YEAR-GIRLS:  Slinger won the Division 1 State team championship, compiling a five-runner score of 78. Neenah was second with a score of 114. Ella Anschutz of Muskego was the individual champion in Division 1 by completing the 5,000-kilometer course in a time of 18:00.3. Xavier captured the team title in Division 2 for the second year in a row, finishing with 75 points, and Bloomer finished second with a score of 116. Nora Gremban of Northland Pines won the girls Division 2 individual crown with a time of 17:46.7. Lancaster won the Division 3 team championship with a score of 92, which was 46 points fewer than runner-up Phillips with 138. Autumn Michalski of Chequamegon won the individual title with a time of 18:02.0. 

BOYS TEAM NOTES:   This year’s Division 1 field features every one of the teams that finished in the top seven last season and 11 of the top 17 teams. Two-time defending champion Stevens Point is back to contend for a third-straight championship.  The other programs in this year’s meet that finished in the top seven a year ago are Hudson (2nd), Oconomowoc (3rd), Marquette (4th), Madison West (5th), Green Bay Preble (6th) and De Pere (7th). The Panthers return four runners that compiled 36 team points to win the title a year ago. Green Bay Preble and Marquette appear to have the experience to contend for the team title with six and five returning competitors, respectively, that ran at State last season. In addition, Shorewood has moved into Division 1 and has five returning runners from a squad that placed third in Division 2. The Division 2 field has two teams returning that finished in the top 10 last season, and both appear poised to make a run at the title this year. West Salem placed fourth last year, and the Panthers return six runners that competed last season, and Dodgeville/Mineral Point also has six returning runners from the team that placed ninth a year ago. Kohler has qualified in Division 2 this year after winning Division 3 championships the last two seasons. The Blue Bombers enter the race this weekend with five returning competitors. With former two-time champion Kohler moving up to Division 2, the Division 3 chase for the title could be hotly contested. Five teams that placed in the top eight are back, including runner-up Solon Springs/Northwood, which returns five runners from last year’s team. Cedar Grove-Belgium returns six runners from last year’s third-place team. Aquinas and Phillips could also contend for the title. Each return four runners from teams that placed fourth and sixth, respectively.

BOYS INDIVIDUAL?NOTES:  The Division 1 individual competition has six runners back in the field that placed in the top seven a year ago, including two-time defending champion Manny Putz, a senior from Onalaska. He returns to contend for a third title to go with a seventh-place finish in 2021. Junior Grady Lenn of De Pere placed third last season to improve on a  seventh-place result in 2022. Junior Jacob Nuthals of Green Bay Preble ran to a fifth-place finish a year ago, and he attempts to return to the awards stand. A pair of Stevens Point teammates return after a top-10 finish last season.  Senior Ethan Olds finished sixth last season after placing 20th in 2022, and junior Cooper Erickson was eighth after placing 18th in 2022. Other contenders for the title following sectional titles last week are senior James Lennington of Oconomowoc, who placed 10th last year; senior Elijah Pabon of DeForest, who came in 21st; sophomore Will Pongonis of Eau Claire Memorial, who finished 29th; junior Reed Grotenhuis of Slinger, who was 32nd; junior Brendan Reardon of Marquette, who placed 39th; senior Grady Roberts of Mukwonago, who was 69th; senior Remy Strichartz of Kenosha Indian Trail, who was 105th; and senior Isaac Kirby of Kettle Moraine, who finished 122nd. In Division 2, there are four individuals that return to the State Meet after placing in the top 10 last season and another that moved up from Division 3 after a top-seven finish. The most notable is senior Kyle Kieper of Kettle Moraine Lutheran, who placed third in 2023 and 76th in 2022. Senior Alex Anewenter of Port Washington was seventh last year after finishing 71st in 2022. Senior Layne Aurit of Dodgeville/Mineral Point came in ninth a year ago after finishing 43rd in 2022. ?Junior Tre Dammen of Monroe was 10th last season on the heels of a 54th-place finish in 2022. Other qualifiers that won their sectionals last week that are vying for positions on the medal stand include senior Isaac Ewing of McFarland, who placed 12th in 2023; senior Jack Hefty of Whitewater, who was 13th; senior Carter Quackenbush of West Salem, who placed 37th;  junior Seth Rogge of Bloomer, who was 40th last season; and senior Ben Regennitter of Kohler, who was 20th in Division 3 last year; senior Owen Lenicki of Waupaca; and sophomore Logan Boehnlein of Seymour; The race for the individual crown in Division 3 features five top-10 finishers returning from last year’s championships. Senior Taylor Karcz of Crandon is the top returning runner after finishing runner-up last year. He should again contend for the crown this year. Senior Gavin Stewart of Ladysmith finished fourth in 2022 and added a fifth-place effort last season. He also qualified as a freshman, finishing 55th in 2021. Senior Isaac Scheer of Columbus Catholic is also back after placing sixth last season. In addition, seniors Isaac Dickenson of Solon Springs/Northwood and Matthew Wilterdink of Oostburg were eighth and ninth in 2023, respectively. Wilterdink also qualified in 2022 and finished 35th. Qualifiers that were sectional champions last week that may finish among the leaders are Senior Declan Gregg of Aquinas, who was 11th last year; senior Bret Connolly of Iowa-Grant, who was 35th a year ago; junior Gavin Esterholm of Phillips, who was 18th last season; junior Ben Beck of Iola-Scandinavia, who was 55th last season; sophomore Nolan Waltz of Three Lakes, who was 22nd last year; and sophomore David Simon of St. Ambrose Academy/Abundant Life Christian.

GIRLS TEAM NOTES:   Slinger, the defending team champion in Division 1, returns a squad with four runners that participated at State last year. There are five other teams that have qualified that finished in the top 10 a year ago, including Neenah (2nd), Brookfield East (4th), Madison West (5th) and Menomonie (10th). Of these, Neenah and Brookfield East appear to be in the best position to dethrone the Owls. The Rockets and Spartans have six of the seven runners that competed at State last year returning. The Division 2 field has five teams qualifying this year that finished in the top 10 last year, including Bloomer, which finished runner-up. The others are Mount Horeb (5th), Shawano (6th), University School of Milwaukee (7th) and Kiel (9th). Bloomer may be in the best position for a run at the title with all seven of last year’s runners returning to the meet this year. However, Kiel has enough experience to challenge for a top finish with five returning runners. In addition, Lancaster moves up to Division 2 after winning the Division 3 team championship last year. The Flying Arrows have four participants back this year that contributed a year ago. In Division 3, four of the top eight teams in last year’s results are back for another run at the title, including Darlington, which finished third. The three others are Assumption (4th), Bonduel (6th) and Aquinas (8th). Assumption appears loaded with experience, having six runners competing this week that ran at State last year, and Bonduel has a solid returning nucleus with five returning runners.

GIRLS INDIVIDUAL NOTES:  Six individuals return to the qualifying field after they finished among the top 10 last season in Division 1. Most notably, junior Ella Anschutz of Muskego is the defending champion returning from the 2023 State Meet after placing sixth in 2022. She enters the meet as one on the top contenders for the crown. Senior Mackenzie Babcock of Monona Grove is another leading contender after she placed third last year, fourth in 2022 and third in 2021. Senior Marah Benedict of New Richmond is back seeking to improve on her fifth-place finish last season. The four-time qualifier was 16th in 2022 and 40 in 2021. Junior Piper Schuster of Slinger could also challenge for a top finish after placing seventh last year and 29th in 2022. Sophomore Tessa Bruckhart of Stevens Point returns attempting to build on a ninth-place effort last season. Junior Lauren McCalla of Menomonie also has the State Meet experience to be considered a challenger for a medal after placing 10th last year. In addition, senior Kate Schmoll of West De Pere attempts to contend for a position on the award stand. After placing third in 2022 and seventh as a freshman in 2021, she fell to 56th last season. Seniors Ellie and Annie Robinson of Dodgeville/Mineral Point add depth to an already competitive field as they move up into Division 1 Ellie placed eighth in Division 2 last year, third in 2022 and fourth in 2021. Annie was 10th last season, 12th 2022 and seventh in 2021. Other competitors to keep eyes on this weekend based on their sectional titles last week include senior Mazie Olkowski of Neenah, who placed 44th a year ago, 59th in 2022 and 58th in 2021; sophomore Maelynn Smith of Badger, who was 80th last season; senior Janiyah Taylor of Kenosha Indian Trail, who was 107th; junior Katie Rea of Wauwatosa East; and freshmen Arya Shefchik of Green Bay Preble and Izzy Decabooter of Verona. In Division 2, three of the top six finishers at last year’s State Meet return in pursuit of the individual crown this season, including 2022 champion and 2021 runner-up Faith Wehrman, a senior from New Berlin Eisenhower. She aims to challenge for another title after slipping to sixth a year ago. Sophomore Clara Hartman of Bloomer returns to contend for the title after placing third last year. Junior Emmerson Drobac of Deerfield/Cambridge is among the contenders  for the title coming off a fifth-place finish last season and a ninth-place standing in 2022.  Senior Nora Jillson of Boscobel, a three-time qualifier in Division 3, moves up to Division 2 to challenge for the individual title. She was 12th last season, runner-up in 2022 and sixth in 2021. Other qualifiers that could possibly challenge for a medal based on their sectional championships last weekend are junior Lindsay Kahn of Medford, who 87th last season; senior Bella Grenier of University School of Milwaukee, a four-time qualifier who placed 11th last season, 13th in 2022 and 15th in 2021; senior Ashley Wilson of Little Chute, another four-time qualifier who was 16th last year, 15th in 2022 and 32nd in 2021; senior Erin Moore of Lourdes Academy, who was 16th the past two seasons in Division 3 and 46th in 2021. Division 3 features six runners that placed in the top nine a year ago. Sophomore Maggie Behler of Kohler head the list of contenders after finishing runner-up last year. Junior Lucy Dolan of Assumption finished on Behlers’ heels last season in third place after coming in fourth in 2022. She is also expected to be one of the top finishers in the division this week. Senior Mallory Kohn of Dodgeland took sixth place last year after finishing 63rd in 2022, and junior Addison May of Crandon was seventh last year following a 29th-place finish in 2022. Both Kohn and May seek to climb the medal stand this weekend. The same can be said for sophomore Inez Schmidt of Cameron, who was ninth last year, and junior Adalee Berget of Darlington, who came in eighth. Junior Addy Duellman of Cochrane-Fountain City appears to be back in the title hunt as well. She was the champion in 2022 before falling to 43rd last season. Another group of qualifiers who could be in contention for a top-10 finish based on their sectional titles last week are junior Hannah Miller of Kewaunee, who placed 17th last year and 49th in 2022; sophomore Katie Field of Royall/Wonewoc-Center, who finished 25th in 2023; and junior Kira Dunn of Prairie Farm/Turtle Lake, who ran to a 96th-place finish last year. 

AWARDS CEREMONY:  The award ceremony for teams and individuals will be held at the Ridges Golf Course beginning 15 minutes after the start of the final race. Awards presented in the order of the races at the podium to the west of the starting boxes.

NEED RESULTS?:  The most efficient way to get results will be to access the WIAA website at: www.wiaawi.org and choose the cross country home page. In addition, PT Timing will be providing live updates from the course during the races. To access the updates, go to:  https://www.pttiming.com/results-current.php.

The area's Packerland Conference schools were well represented in the All-Packerland Conference teams, including four athletes named the Player of the Year.

In football, Southern Door's Drew Daoust was named the offensive player of the year, boasting over 1700 yards passing and 15 touchdown passes to pair with his 410 yards and eight scores on the ground. Kewaunee's Mitchell Boeder earned offensive lineman player of the year's honor.

Click here for the All-Packerland Conference Football Team

In soccer, Jackson Starr of Sturgeon Bay was named player of the year to highlight a team with seven Clippers on it. 

Click here for the All-Packerland Conference Soccer Team

NEW Lutheran's Abby Kirchner won the player of the year honors for volleyball, though MyLee Jones of Algoma, Kayla Ranly of Sevastopol, and Baleigh Saxby of Kewaunee were able to earn First-Team honors.

Click here for All-Packerland Conference Volleyball Team

Two of the biggest acquisitions of the season were not on the roster to begin training camp but loomed large in the Green Bay Packers' 30-27 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars on the road on Sunday.

The Packers and Jaguars traded scores in the second quarter with Josh Jacobs scoring the lone touchdown for the Green and Gold. The Jaguars entered the break with a slim deficit but took the lead early in the third quarter when Trevor Lawrence threw a touchdown pass to make it 17-13. After Jordan Love exited the game with an injured groin, Malik Willis entered the game and engineered two touchdown drives to help the Packers retake the lead. The Jaguars answered accordingly and tied the game late before Brandon McManus registered his second walk-off, game-winning field goal to lead the Packers to the win.

Jacobs ended his day with 127 yards on 25 carries, including a 38-yard score to put the Packers up 20-17 after the Jaguars took the lead.

The Packers will host Detroit next Sunday.

The Green Bay Gamblers could not hold off the Madison Capitols in a 2-1 loss on Saturday.

The Capitols struck first during a chippy opening period that saw a game misconduct and a fight get penalized. The Gamblers tied things up in the second period when Aidan Park found the back of the net for this fifth goal of the season. With less than six minutes to go in the third period, Colton Jamieson broke the tie for the Capitols to give Madison the win.

The Gamblers ended the opening month with a 4-5-1 mark, which is good for sixth place in the USHL Eastern Conference. 

The Green Bay Packers will ignore next week's matchup against the Detroit Lions and turn their focus to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday afternoon.

The Green Bay Packers' newest acquisition gave the Green Bay Packers their third straight win last Sunday, this time a 24-22 victory over the Houston Texans. With the Texans leading 19-14 in the third quarter, Love found Josh Jacobs for his first career receiving touchdowns to give the Packers a 21-19 lead. The two teams would trade field goals the rest of the way, with the Packers' Brandon McManus having the last say with a 45-yard kick to win the game as time expired.

The Jaguars have won two of their last three games after starting 0-3 to start the campaign. In last week's win against the New England Patriots in London, Trevor Lawrence threw for 193 yards and a touchdown while Tank Bigsby did the heavy lifting with 118 yards rushing and two touchdowns.

Kickoff is set for noon.

Luxemburg-Casco's Kyan Lynts and Claire DuChateau will have company from just down the road joining them at next week's state meet in Wisconsin Rapids.

The Kewaunee girls' cross country team earned their spot by taking second place in the Manitowoc Lutheran Sectional with 97 points, 42 points behind first-place Valders. The Storm do boast the sectional's individual champion with Hannah Miller winning the race with a time of 19:23. Southern Door's Emma Bousley (8th, 20:59.0), Sevastopol's Sienna Cain (39th, 23:17.2), Algoma's Sierra Slaby (26th, 22:21.9), and Gibraltar's Bridget Tepe (103rd, 27:55.5) led their respective teams.

On the boys' side, Southern Door's Ben Grota and Lucas Conard ran identical 17:21 5K times to come in 4th and 5th place overall to earn their spots in the state field. Gibraltar's Graham Devoe (81st, 21:19), Algoma's Alex Kirchman (28th, 18:46), Sevastopol's Jarius Dadam (32nd, 18:55), and Kewaunee's Robin Kunesh (58th, 20:13) paced their individual teams.

Full results can be found here

Door County's two soccer teams will have to battle a third time to decide whose road to Milwaukee will continue after Sturgeon Bay and Gibraltar/Sevastopol each captured regional titles on Saturday.

Sturgeon Bay beat visiting St. Mary Catholic 6-1 Saturday night at Clark Field behind a Kayden Klotz hat trick.

Gibraltar/Sevastopol needed a shootout to settle their 1-1 draw against Amherst, but they won it then 4-3.

The Clippers and United will face each other at Clark Field on Thursday. The match will be broadcast on U-102.1

Only one area team remains in the WIAA Volleyball Tournament after regional championships were decided on Saturday night.

The Luxemburg-Casco volleyball team added more hardware to its trophy case, sweeping Notre Dame Academy 3-0 to win the WIAA Regional Title. The Spartans never allowed the Tritons to get close, dropping the sets 25-19, 25-6, 25-14.

Kewaunee found themselves on the wrong side of a sweep in their regional final. They lost to Bonduel in straight sets 25-10, 25-22, 25-18.

Picture courtesy of Ron LeCloux

If Sturgeon Bay and Gibraltar/Sevastopol are to meet again this season, both teams need to earn some hardware on Saturday night.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers look to keep their regional title streak intact on Saturday when they welcome St. Mary Catholic to Clark Field under the lights. Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call on U-102.1 and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com beginning at 6:45 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the opening touch at 7 p.m.

Gibraltar/Sevastopol will try to meet them in the sectional round, but they must get past Amherst on the road to do so. The two sides will play Saturday at 7 p.m.

Kewaunee County could have two pieces of hardware on display after Saturday night with two of its teams playing for regional volleyball titles.

Kewaunee faced a tough test in Peshtigo on Thursday, but still swept its way to a regional final appearance against at Bonduel by winning 25-23, 25-23, 25-22 victory.

Luxemburg-Casco cruised past their like-nicknamed counterparts Oshkosh North 3-0 to earn a home match against Green Bay Notre Dame Academy for the regional title.

Both teams will have their first serve at 7 p.m. Saturday.

The Green Bay Gamblers play their first home game in over 20 days on Saturday night when they play in-state rival Madison.

The Gamblers split their series against the Sioux City Musketeers last weekend. In Friday's 5-2 win, Mykhailo Danylov and Aidan Park put the Gamblers in front by two goals before the two teams traded tallies the rest of the way. Lev Katzin scored twice, and Will Zellers scored his own goal in front of Gavin Moffatt, who stopped 22 of the 24 shots he faced. The offense dried up for both teams in the Gamblers' 2-0 loss on Saturday. Neither team scored until just over three minutes left and Landen Gunderson snuck in a shot past Moffatt. An empty netter secured the win for the Musketeers.

The Gamblers lost to the Capitols 5-2 earlier this month in Madison as the home team scored three unanswered goals in the third period. The Capitols' offense has been clicking so far, scoring at least five goals in three of their games.

The puck drop is set for 6:05 p.m.

At least two cross country runners from Door and Kewaunee counties will be heading to Wisconsin Rapids next week for the WIAA State Cross Country Championships.

In Kiel, With a time of 16:24, Luxemburg-Casco's Kyan Lynts earned his spot in the state field with a fourth-place finish. His teammate Claire DuChateau did one better, taking third place in the girls' race with a time of 19:26 to make the state championships field next week. For Sturgeon Bay, Delaney Skiba paced the girls with a time of 22:39, finishing in the Top 40. Luke Selle paced the Clippers boys with a time of 21:18 to take 84th overall. Full team results for Luxemburg-Casco and Sturgeon Bay are posted at NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com.

Southern Door, Gibraltar, Sevastopol, Algoma, and Kewaunee will wait the extra day to compete in the regional meet hosted by Manitowoc Lutheran. Brillion, Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran, Hilbert, Iola-Scandinavia, Lourdes Academy, Manawa, Mishicot, Omro, Oneida Nation, Providence Academy (Green Bay), Reedsville, Roncalli, Rosholt, Shiocton, St. Mary Catholic, Valders, Valley Christian, and Weyauwega Fremont will also compete in the meet that begins at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday at Meadow Links Golf Course.

Four area teams entered the playoffs on Friday and only two of them will go on to next week's Level 2 matchups.

The  Kewaunee football team only needed the first half to do its heavy lifting, cruising past the Brillion Lions 35-0 at Don Rabas Field. With Kiel's win over Peshtigo, the Storm will visit the Raiders next Friday night. Tim Kowols and Jacob Nate will have the action on U-102.1 beginning at 6:45 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the kickoff at 7 p.m.

Southern Door pulled away late against New Holstein to win 24-7.

On 104.1 WRLU, Luxemburg-Casco saw their deficit grow late as they lost to Plymouth 49-21.

As heard on U-102.1, Sturgeon Bay's playoff hopes sunk in the second quarter in their 64-18 loss to Wrightstown.

Four area football teams dream of Madison in November, but the road to that destination begins Friday night at campus sites.

On 96.7 WBDK, Kewaunee will start its playoff run in front of its home fans when it battles Brillion, with Tim Kowols on the call.

Over on U-102.1, Jacob Nate travels to Wrightstown to see if Sturgeon Bay can upset the Tigers.

With the call on 104.1 WRLU, Paul Schmitt and Eric Fischer will see if Luxemburg-Casco can make a second straight run to the state capital when they visit Plymouth.

In other action, Southern Door will be at home to face New Holstein.

All games begin at 7 p.m., with the radio broadcasts beginning at 6:45 p.m. with the pregame shows. 

Two out of the three area soccer teams will play for a regional title after an eventful Thursday night in the semifinal round.

Sturgeon Bay cruised past New Holstein 9-0 in 60 minutes to earn a date with St. Mary Catholic at Clark Field. Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call on U-102.1 Saturday at TBD..

Sixth-seeded Gibraltar/Sevastopol United won their WIAA 2024 Boys Soccer Tournament Division 4 Regional match on Thursday, October 24, in Fish Creek, taking down the visiting #11 seed Algoma Wolves 4-1. Amherst wins 1-0. Saturday's kickoff time in Amherst is TBD.

A win against Algoma in the finale was not enough to spark the offense in Luxemburg-Casco's opener in the WIAA Soccer Tournament on Thursday, losing to Ripon 3-0 on the road.

The area's cross country teams take their step towards the state cross country meet in Wisconsin Rapids this weekend when they head to their respective sectional sites.

Luxemburg-Casco and Sturgeon Bay head to Kiel to face Chilton, Denmark, Fox Valley Lutheran, Freedom, Kiel, Little Chute, Marinette, Peshtigo, Plymouth, Sheboygan Falls, Two Rivers and Wrightstown. The Girls 5K Race will start at 3:30 p.m., while the Boys 5K Race will begin at 4:15 p.m. on Friday.

Southern Door, Gibraltar, Sevastopol, Algoma, and Kewaunee will wait the extra day to compete in the regional meet hosted by Manitowoc Lutheran. Brillion, Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran, Hilbert, Iola-Scandinavia, Lourdes Academy, Manawa, Mishicot, Omro, Oneida Nation, Providence Academy (Green Bay), Reedsville, Roncalli, Rosholt, Shiocton, St. Mary Catholic, Valders, Valley Christian, and Weyauwega Fremont will also compete in the meet that begins at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday at Meadow Links Golf Course.

Two of Kewaunee County's three volleyball teams will compete for regional titles on Saturday after Thursday's semifinal round.

Luxemburg-Casco will face Notre Dame in Saturday's regional final after sweeping past Oshkosh North 25-12, 25-13, 25-16.

Kewaunee faced a tough test in Peshtigo, but still swept its way to a regional final appearance against at Bonduel by winning 25-23, 25-23, 25-22 victory.

Sevastopol was not as lucky, falling at home to Iola-Scandinavia in straight sets 25-22, 25-13, 25-18.

The Green Bay Phoenix won the battle of contrasting styles on Thursday, winning their exhibition against crosstown St. Norbert's 102-73.

Things were tight early between the two squads before a 19-0 run by the Phoenix pushed the Green Knights away for good. The Phoenix took a 54-35 lead into the break and never allowed the Green Knights to get within 17 the rest of the way. The two teams agreed to not share individual stats from the game.

On a local note, former Gibraltar product and current Green Knights player Will Freidenfels entered the game in the later stages of the second half, getting his way onto the scoresheet with some points and a few rebounds.

The WIAA Soccer Tournament resumes on Thursday with more local teams getting into the fray, including one that will be featured on the NEW Radio Sports Network.

Sturgeon Bay will start its road to Milwaukee with a home match against New Holstein. Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call from Clark Field beginning at 6:45 p.m. followed by the first touch at 7:00 p.m.

Other matchups scheduled for Thursday include Gibraltar/Sevastopol hosting Algoma at 4:30 p.m., and Luxemburg-Casco traveling to Ripon for a 4 p.m.

Kewaunee, Sevastopol, and Luxemburg-Casco join the fray on Thursday as the WIAA Volleyball Tournament rolls on.

The matches include Luxemburg-Casco hosting Oshkosh North, Kewaunee welcoming Peshtigo, and Sevastopol hosting  Iola-Scandinavia.

All matches begin at 7 p.m.

Two local teams showed this year that they are just as good in the classroom as they are on the football field as Kewaunee and Sturgeon Bay were recognized with Wisconsin Football Coaches Association Team Academic All-State Awards.

Team Academic All-State Qualifications included an average cumulative GPA of all of its seniors of at least 3.33 or higher with a minimum of 5 seniors. The Storm had a GPA of 3.55 among its seven seniors and the Clippers boasted a 3.38 GPA among its 12 seniors.

In addition, several athletes earned individual Wisconsin Football Coaches Association Academic All-State Awards. Senior varsity letter winners had to have a GPA of at least 3.75 to qualify:

Kewaunee: Toby Kunkel, Justin Lischka, Dylan Peot, TylerVanGoethem

Southern Door: Braylon Berg, Mason Paye

Sturgeon Bay: Braden Evers, Jack Konop

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers were swept by Tomahawk on the road;

The Gibraltar Vikings were also swept by Shiocton,

The Southern Door dropped their match by losing three sets to none to Wittenberg-Birnamwood.

The Algoma Wolves were upset by Manawa in four sets at home.

Only one local team was on the pitch Tuesday night to kick off the WIAA soccer playoffs in the state tournament.

The Kewaunee Storm's soccer season ended with a 1-0 close loss to Packerland foe Peshtigo.

The Storm (1-9, 1-17-1 overall) dropped the first round playoff match to the Bulldogs (1-9, 2-14)

Peshtigo will now advance to play the #1 Kiel Raiders on the road Thursday in a regional semi-final.  

The Bucks were 49-33 last year and were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs by the Indiana Pacers.

The 76ers went 47-35 last season and also fell in the first round of the playoffs to the New York Knicks.

The Bucks are expected to be without Kris Middleton who has been hobbled by off-season surgery, while Philadelphia will be missing Joel Embid and Paul George.

Tip-off is set for 6:30 from Philadelphia Wednesday night.

The Green Bay Packers front office spent their Victory Monday making roster moves.

According to Packers.com, the team has activated DL Jonathan Ford off injured reserve/designated for return and released LS Matt Orzech. Ford has been on the injured reserve list all season long after he hurt his ankle in the preseason finale. Orzech has been a consistent roster cut in times when they need to make room on the roster. He is expected to resign with the Packers as a part of the team's practice squad.

A trip to Kiel is on the line Tuesday when Kewaunee welcomes Peshtigo for an opening round game of the WIAA Soccer Tournament.

The Storm finished the season 1-16-1 and trying to break a nine-match losing streak. They ended their season with a 6-0 loss to Green Bay West and are looking for their first points since a 1-1 draw against Random Lake/Ozaukee.

The Bulldogs are 1-14-0, with their lone win coming against the Storm on October 10th. A team that struggled to fill a full roster at times, the Bulldogs were shut out nine times this season.

Kickoff is set for 4 p.m.

The road to Green Bay begins on Tuesday for four area volleyball teams, three of which will have to do so away from their home court.

Matchups include Sturgeon Bay playing at Tomahawk, Gibraltar visiting Shiocton, Southern Door heading to Wittenberg-Birnamwood, and Algoma welcoming Manawa. All of the matches begin at 7 p.m.

The season is winding down, but the team will travel to Shawano High School for the conference sprints meet on Tuesday, October 22nd. 

The Door County United (DCU) girls swim team held their own in the non-conference invitational on Saturday, October 19th, at Shorewood High School. The team placed 7th out of 17 teams, scoring 124 points total. Julia Michalski (SBHS) was the top scorer for DCU, scoring 26 points with her 7th-place finish in the 100-yard backstroke and her 5th-place finish in the 200-yard individual medley. Freshman Quinn Sperber (SDHS) dropped time in both of her events, placing 24th in the 50-yard freestyle and 19th in the 100-yard backstroke. The relays were the most successful, helping to score the team 66 points overall. The 200-yard medley relay consisted of Julia Michalski (SBHS), Caitlyn Hasenjager (SEV), Isabella Jimenez Seyfer (SBHS), and Megan Quaderer (SBHS). The 200-yard freestyle relay consisted of Choe Bissen (SBHS), Megan Quaderer (SBHS), Kailyn Neville (SDHS), and Caitlyn Hasenjager (SEV). The 400-yard freestyle relay consisted of Julia Michalski (SBHS), Kailyn Neville (SDHS), Megan Quaderer (SBHS), and Caitlyn Hasenjager (SEV).

Wittenberg-Birnamwood, Seymour, New London, Marinette, Clintonville, and the host school are expected to compete in the meet when it begins in Shawano at 5 p.m.

The Green Bay Packers' newest acquisition gave the Green Bay Packers their third straight win on Sunday, this time a 24-22 victory over the Houston Texans.

The Packers and Texans traded scores throughout the first half, with the visitors feasting on three Green Bay turnovers, two of which were interceptions of Jordan Love. The Packers quarterback had his own first-half highlights as he found Tucker Kraft on a post route and Dontayvion Wicks for a 30-yard score. 

With the Texans leading 19-14 in the third quarter, Love found Josh Jacobs for his first career receiving touchdowns to give the Packers a 21-19 lead. The two teams would trade field goals the rest of the way, with the Packers' Brandon McManus having the last say with a 45-yard kick to win the game as time expired.

The Packers will travel to Jacksonville for a Sunday noon start to face the Jaguars.

It was a weekend of mixed results for the Green Bay Gamblers as they split their weekend series against the Sioux City Musketeers last weekend.

In Friday's 5-2 win, Mykhailo Danylov and Aidan Park put the Gamblers in front by two goals before the two teams traded tallies the rest of the way. Lev Katzin scored twice, and Will Zellers scored his own goal in front of Gavin Moffatt, who stopped 22 of the 24 shots he faced.

The offense dried up for both teams in the Gamblers' 2-0 loss on Saturday. Neither team scored until just over three minutes left and Landen Gunderson snuck in a shot past Moffatt. An empty netter secured the win for the Musketeers.

The Green Bay Packers will face one of their toughest tests of the season at home Sunday when they welcome the Houston Texans to Lambeau Field. 

The rain did not slow down the Packers' route to a fourth win on the season on Sunday, easily beating the Arizona Cardinals 34-13 at Lambeau Field. The Packers rushed for 179 yards, with four players gaining at least 20 yards on the ground, including 62 from Josh Jacobs. Jordan Love threw for 258 yards on 22 completions, four of which resulted in touchdowns.

The Texans stampeded past the New England Patriots 41-21 on Sunday to improve to 5-1 on the season. C.J. Stroud threw for 192 yards and three scores while Joe Mixon broke the century mark on the ground and a touchdown.

Kickoff is set for noon Sunday.

The Spartans were 3-2 on the day, including: 

Pool Play

Beat Preble 25-16, 25-10

Lost to Waukesha West 25-18, 23-25, 13-15

Crossover:

Beat Kaukauna 25-15, 25-17

Gold Bracket:

Beat Waukesha West 25-23, 25-22

Lost to Kimberly 24-26, 26-24, 12-15

The team was led by Alayna Deprez (123 assists and 31 digs), Ella Vander Velden (54 kills, 33 digs, 6 aces), Aubrey Frey (43 kills, 55 digs, and 7 aces), and Campbell Onell- 24 kills and 11 aces.

Head coach Jeff Frey called it a great day of competition. "I love the fight and grit we showed today. Can’t wait to get the playoffs started next week."

Two local teams secured home games in the first round of the playoffs announced by the WIAA on Saturday.

In Division 5, #3 Kewaunee will host #6 Brillion while #4 Southern Door welcomes #5 New Holstein. Sturgeon Bay is in the same portion of the bracket, but they face top-seeded Wrightstown on the road. 

In Division 3, #5 Luxemburg-Casco will travel to #4 Plymouth.

None of the eight-player teams in the area qualified for the playoffs.

Click here to see the full bracket.

The road to Green Bay begins on Tuesday, but several teams are using Saturday to prepare for the long haul ahead.

Luxemburg-Casco will welcome Appleton East, Denmark, Green Bay Preble, Kaukauna, Kimberly, McFarland, Pewaukee, Shawano Community, Valders, Waukesha West, and Wisconsin Lutheran to its invitational, which begins at 9 a.m. in its home gym.

Algoma, Southern Door, Kewaunee, and Sturgeon Bay will travel to the Sports Advantage Center in Ashwaubenon for a tournament hosted by Packerland Conference foe NEW Lutheran. Crivitz, Manitowoc Lutheran, Peshtigo, and Sheboygan Christian will also participate when the first matches begin at 9 a.m.

The Door County United swim team will hit the pool early on Saturday as part of the Small School State invitational in Shorewood, Wisconsin.

On Thursday, the Door County United (DCU) girls high school swim team continues to be victorious with their win over Seymour High School. The DCU varsity team scored 101 points compared to Seymour’s 67 points. DCU finished first in all events except for five. In the 200-yard individual medley, Julia Michalski (SBHS), Caitlyn Hasenjager (SEV), and Chloe Bissen (SBHS) finished first through third, respectively. In the 500-yard freestyle, Megan Quaderer (SBHS), Kailyn Neville (SDHS), and Isabella Jimenez Seyfer (SBHS) finished first, second, and fourth, respectively. Mia Olson (SBHS) finished first in the 100-yard freestyle for junior varsity. Additionally, Maria Wienke (SBHS) finished first in the 200-yard freestyle, dropping 2 seconds off her best time from Tuesday’s meet.

Whitnall, Whitefish Bay, Rhinelander, Portage, Port Washington, Plymouth, New Berlin West, New Berlin Eisenhower, McFarland, Kohler, Grafton, Edgewood, Brown Deer, Berlin/Green Lake, Berlin, Baraboo, and Greendale are all scheduled to compete when the first events begin at 8 a.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco cross country teams played second fiddle to Little Chute in the boys and the girls' races Friday afternoon at the Shorewood Cross Country Course on the UW-Green Bay campus.

The boys nearly knocked off the Mustangs, but came in second place by a score of 49-54. Kyan Lynts covered the 5K course in 16:55 to come in fifth place overall. The girls had a wider gap to overcome when it came to Mustangs, coming in second place by a score of 27-72. Claire DuChateau matched Lynts on the podium with a fifth place finish, running a time of 20:01.

 

 

 

 

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1.5.12Kyan Lynts16:55.1Luxemburg-Casco

2.8.10Marcis Doell17:55.6Luxemburg-Casco

3.9.11Derek Christoph17:55.6Luxemburg-Casco

4.15.9Ezra Treml18:23.9Luxemburg-Casco

5.17.9Zach Tassoul18:25.3Luxemburg-Casco

6.20.11Tanner Snowberry18:39.5Luxemburg-Casco

7.25.11Jonathan Salentine19:19.9Luxemburg-Casco

1.5.10Claire DuChateau20:01.1Luxemburg-Casco

2.10.12McKenna Rank21:23.9Luxemburg-Casco

3.18.10Sienna Blohowiak22:12.8Luxemburg-Casco

4.19.10Ellison Bosman22:13.4Luxemburg-Casco

5.20.9Gretta Annoye22:13.8Luxemburg-Casco

6.21.12Grace Havel22:14.0Luxemburg-Casco

7.11Claire MarohlNTLuxemburg-Casco

Two local teams will enter the WIAA Tournament on a high note after posting non-conference wins on Friday night.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers started strong in the first half and it was sophomore Finn Stephenson with a hat-trick (8th, 18th, 31st) to lead the way in a 4-0 win over Seymour.

Luxemburg-Casco used an own goal and two others to shut out Kewaunee County rival Algoma 3-0.

The area's 11-player football teams will now play the waiting game after completing their regular seasons Friday night, hours before WIAA decides their final fate.

Even with a playoff spot already guaranteed, the Eagles were not content. They handled the Mishicot Indians 34-6 under the lights in Brussels Friday night.

The Luxemburg-Casco Spartans could not stop Drew Kortz and the Freedom Irish Friday night in North Eastern Conference football falling 34-21 in the regular season finale.

Elsewhere, Kewaunee dismantled Marinette 35-6 and Sturgeon Bay struggled against Bonduel in a 48-20 defeat.

In the lone eight-player game Friday night, Gibraltar head coach Mike Peck doesn't like moral victories, but he was able to find plenty of positives in the Vikings' 32-0 season-ending loss on the road to Wabeno-Laona Friday night. 

On the eve of Selection Saturday, the area's 11-man football teams will have one more chance to bolster their seeding on Friday.

On U-102.1, Southern Door looks to extend their season-long winning streak to six when they host Mishicot.

Over on 104.1 WRLU, Luxemburg-Casco looks to bounce back from its disappointment last week with a home date against Freedom.

Other 11-man action includes Sturgeon Bay traveling west to Bonduel and Kewaunee heading north to Marinette. All games kickoff at 7 p.m. with the pregame show on the radio broadcasts beginning at 6:45 p.m. The games will also be streamed at NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com

In Eight-man football, Gibraltar will play its final game of the season at Wabeno/Laona on 105.1 The GOAT. The game kicks off at 7 p.m. after the pregame show, which starts at 6:45 p.m. Thursday's Eight-man action included Algoma winning the Across the Bay Conference title over Lena/St. Thomas 22-20 and Sevastopol toppling Gillett 44-14.

Before the regular season concludes this week, local soccer teams had some business to take care of on Thursday.

Sturgeon Bay officially earned the Packerland Conference crown with a 5-1 win over Algoma Thursday afternoon. The Clippers will have one final tune-up ahead of the WIAA Tournament on Friday when they travel to Seymour to face the Thunder. Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call on The Pirate beginning at 6:15 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the first touch at 6:30 p.m. You can stream the game at Pirateradiosturgeonbay.com or tune your radios to 103.3 FM or 96.7 WBDK HD-2. The Wolves will hit the road as well as they travel to Luxemburg to face the Spartans.

The Gibraltar/Sevastopol United boys soccer regular season concluded on a high note on Thursday, October 17, with victories for both the JV and varsity squads at home versus Green Bay East. JV won their match 3-1, and varsity defeated the Red Devils 1-0.   

Kewaunee was on the losing end of a season-long skid getting snapped at Green Bay West topped the Storm 6-0.

In other Friday action, Luxemburg-Casco visits Algoma at 4 p.m. 

Thursday marked the final night many of the area's teams will take the court ahead of the start of the WIAA Tournament next week.

The Luxemburg-Casco Spartans volleyball found themselves on top of the North Eastern Conference again on Thursday, shutting out Denmark 3-0 on the road.

The Algoma Wolves volleyball team could never get into an offensive rhythm against the Peshtigo Bulldogs, losing their match in straight sets Thursday night.

Other scores from Thursday night include Sturgeon Bay knocking off Sevastopol 3-1, Kewaunee getting edged by NEW Lutheran 3-2, and Gibraltar being swept by Oconto 3-0. 

The Luxemburg-Casco cross country team will head to UW-Green Bay's Shorewood Cross Country Course on Friday for the North Eastern Conference championships.

They will join Clintonville, Denmark, Fox Valley Lutheran, Freedom, Little Chute, Marinette, Oconto Falls, Waupaca, and Wrightstown for the meet, which begins with the Girls Varsity at 3:30 p.m., followed by the Boys Varsity (4:00 p.m.), Girls JV (4:30 p.m.), and Boys JV (5:00 p.m.). 

This will be the second time this season the Spartans have races on the course with the boys taking eighth and the girls finishing in 13th place in the 25+ team De Pere Invitational in early September. Marcis Doell (53rd, 18:37) and Claire DuChateau  (3rd, 20:22.2) paced the Spartans that day. The Spartans' strongest runner on the boys' side, Kyan Lynts, did not record a time.

The Green Bay Gamblers look to claw back into the win column this weekend when they travel to Sioux City to take on the Musketeers.

The Gamblers saw their two-game winning streak snapped last Saturday when they fell to the Madison Capitols 5-2. The two teams traded goals in the first two periods, with the Gamblers' Andrew O'Sullivan and Aidan Park answering Capitols' goals. The Gamblers had no answer in the third when the Capitols' Diego Johnson scored the eventual game-winner. The Capitols put the game on ice with two empty-netters in the final minute.

The puck drops at 7:05 p.m. on Friday and 6:05 p.m. on Saturday.

The season for the area's eight-man football team could potentially be over by Saturday morning.

Sevastopol is the only team with an outside chance at making the playoffs if they beat Gillett on Thursday night. That would give them five wins, joining close to 30 other teams with at least that many. However, there are only 16 slots available in the WIAA Eight-Man Football Playoffs. The Pioneers play the Tigers in Institute at 7 p.m.

Enrollment is the only thing keeping Algoma out of the playoff field. They are a 6-1 on the season, with a non-conference loss to NEW Lutheran/Oneida Nation, their season's lone blemish. They would blow out the United in a subsequent meeting. The Wolves will face their toughest task of the season on Thursday at 7 p.m. when they welcome undefeated Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas for a chance at the Across the Bay Conference crown.

Gibraltar is 0-6 on the season and will not make the playoffs. They are scheduled to play Wabeno/Laona on Friday at 7 p.m. The game will air on 105.1 The GOAT beginning at 6:45 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the kickoff from Wabeno High School at 7 p.m.

The area's volleyball teams now know where the road to the Resch begins, but many still have matches tonight and even this weekend to focus on before they get there.

The WIAA announced the brackets for the five divisions on Wednesday. Here is how the matchups shake out:

Division 2

Luxemburg-Casco: #1 seed vs the winner of Two Rivers/Oshkosh North on October 24th

Division 3

Kewaunee: #4 seed vs. the winner of Peshtigo/Northland Pines on October 24th

Southern Door: #10 seed at Wittenberg-Birnamwood on October 22nd

Sturgeon Bay: #11 seed at Tomahawk on October 22nd

Division 4:

Sevastopol: #4 seed vs. Iola-Scandinavia on October 24th

Algoma: #6 seed vs. Manawa on October 22nd

Gibraltar: #10 seed at Shiocton on October 22nd

Volleyball action on Thursday includes Luxemburg-Casco visiting Denmark (7 p.m.), Sevastopol heading to Sturgeon Bay (7 p.m.), Kewaunee welcoming NEW Lutheran (7 p.m.), Algoma hosting Peshtigo (7 p.m.), and Gibraltar playing at home against Oconto (6:30 p.m.). 

The area's four Packerland Conference soccer teams will all be in action on Thursday with two of the teams facing each other and the other two heading to Green Bay.

Soccer action will include Sturgeon Bay visiting Algoma (4 p.m.), Gibraltar/Sevastopol hosting Green Bay East (6:30 p.m.), and Kewaunee heading to Green Bay West (6:30 p.m.).

The Clippers and Wolves will pull double duty as they will play non-conference matches on Friday. The Wolves will travel to Luxemburg to face the Spartans at 6:30 p.m. while the Clippers visit Seymour for a U-102.1 broadcast match at 6:30 p.m.

The Packerland Conference's cross country teams settled the score at the Shorewood Cross Country Course at UW-Green Bay to determine its best runners.

Anchored by Hannah Miller's title-winning time of 19:36, the Kewaunee girls won the team title. It was the second straight year Miller won the Packerland Conference meet, edging out Peshtigo's Rachel Nelson and teammate Natalie Miller.

On the boys side, Dominik Baxter's 17:44 helped Peshtigo win the conference title. Lucas Conard of Southern Door was the top local finisher for the boys, covering the hilly 5K distance in 18:01.

You can find select results below and the full results on each individual team's page at NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com

Picture courtesy of Kewaunee PR Commitee

BOYS

Official Team Scores

1.Peshtigo27

2.Southern Door41

3.Oconto59

4.Kewaunee109

5.Sturgeon Bay131

Top 20

1.11Dominik Baxter17:44.8Peshtigo

2.12Lucas Conard18:01.9Southern Door

3.12Jairus Dadam19:00.6Sevastopol

4.12Alex Kirchman19:03.0Algoma

5.10Owen Larios Amezquita19:03.6Southern Door

6.11Eli Berndt19:06.0Peshtigo

7.10Quentin Crawford19:08.7Peshtigo

8.12Owen Brzozowski19:26.6Oconto

9.10Dylan Seiler19:31.0Algoma

10.12Brayden Vogel19:37.4Southern Door

11.11Liam Smith19:43.7Peshtigo

12.9Levi Rehn19:43.8Providence Academy (Green Bay)

13.10Keelan Schmidt19:44.2Peshtigo

14.9Joel Moyer19:47.4Southern Door

15.10Graham Devoe20:00.5Gibraltar

16.12Cooper Campshure20:01.2Oconto

17.12Trenton Hartman20:04.7Oconto

18.10Andrew Halfmann20:08.4Peshtigo

19.9Paxton Linnan20:38.4Sevastopol

20.9Davis Knoll20:40.3Oconto

GIRLS

Official Team Scores

1.Kewaunee31

2.Southern Door62

3.Peshtigo83

4.Sevastopol104

5.Sturgeon Bay112

6.Oconto145

7.Algoma174

8.Gibraltar205
 

Top 20

1. 11 Hannah Miller 19:36.3 Kewaunee

2. 11 Rachel Nelson 19:54.4 Peshtigo

3. 9 Natalie Miller 21:06.6 Kewaunee

4. 11 Emma Bousley 21:15.1 Southern Door

5. 9 Delaney Skiba 21:20.2 Sturgeon Bay

6. 9 Charlotte Bootz 21:32.9 Kewaunee

7. 9 Addison Miller 21:56.4 Southern Door

8. 12 Naomi Rikkola 22:17.7 Sevastopol

9. 12 Alaina Archambault 22:33.7 Peshtigo

10. 10 Alison Szydel 22:54.3 Kewaunee

11. 12 Lily Hudson 22:54.3 Kewaunee

12. 9 Bella Klug 22:54.5 Peshtigo

13. 10 Elise Jackson 22:56.9 Southern Door

14. 10 Samantha Miller 23:09.5 Peshtigo

15. 10 Shylee Asher 23:25.6 Sevastopol

16. 9 Megan Selle 23:41.7 Sturgeon Bay

17. 12 Kelsey Johnson 23:51.4 Southern Door

18. 9 Ariana Cooper 23:56.7 Oconto

19. 11 Ciana Luett 24:00.3 Sturgeon Bay

20. 9 Stella Brzozowski 24:25.6 Oconto

On Tuesday night, Packerland Conference volleyball action on the courts saw a couple of close matches and one sweep.

 The Southern Door Eagles beat the Sturgeon Bay Clippers in four sets (18-25; 25-19; 25-21; 25-14) in the Pink Out and Hurricane Benefit match, 

Sevastopol sweep Algoma in three sets (21-25, 27-29, 15-25)

Oconto edged Kewaunee in five sets (25-21, 25-17, 14-25, 21-25, 15-7)  

The Green Bay Packers are making a change in their kicking game this week.  According to Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network, the Packers are releasing rookie kicker Brayden Narveson and signing veteran Brandon McManus.

McManus worked out with the Packers on Tuesday and is a 33-year-old kicker with 10 years of NFL experience.

Narveson missed five field goals this season in six games, missing a 44-yard attempt on Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals.

McManus kicked for the Denver Broncos and most recently played for Jacksonville last year hitting on 30 of 37 field goals and a perfect 35 for 35 in extra points.

The NFL investigated sexual assault allegations against McManus this year but determined there was insufficient evidence to take any action.

McManus is expected to be added to the roster Wednesday and kick this weekend against the Houston Texans on Sunday.    

Local Packerland Conference teams took to the pitch under cool and cloudy conditions on Monday a week ahead of their WIAA Tournament journeys.

Gibraltar/Sevastopol United boys varsity soccer won their final Packerland Conference regular season match on Monday at Kewaunee, blanking the Storm 8-0.  

Goalkeepers were tested early and often in Monday's 2-2 draw between Algoma and Providence Academy.

Sturgeon Bay returns to action on Thursday to play at Algoma while Luxemburg-Casco plays tonight at home against Clintonville for a 6:30 p.m. tilt.

The Packerland Conference will take on UW-Green Bay's Shorewood Cross Country Course on Tuesday to decide the area's best teams and individual runners.

Southern Door senior Ben Grota is the top returning boys runner from last year's championships meet hosted at Sturgeon Bay's Cherry Hills Golf Course. He finished over 20 seconds behind Kewaunee's Christopher Cullen to take second place. Kewaunee's Hannah Miller will try for her second straight win and her third straight top-three performance in the conference meet.

Preliminary Schedule
2:30 The Course Opens

3:00 Coaches Meeting (near the Start Line)

3:15 National Anthem

3:30 Girls Varsity and JV (5,000 meters)

4:10 Boys Varsity and JV (5,000 meters)

4:50 Middle School Boys & Girls

The Shorewood Cross Country Course will be busy this week as they will also host the championship meets for the North Eastern Conference and the Fox River Classic Conference.

For the final time this season, the Door County United swim team will host New London High School on Tuesday at the Door County YMCA.

The United are coming off one of their closest dual meets of the year, beating Wittenberg-Birnamwood on October 10th 86-84. The A 200-yard medley relay consisting of Julia Michalski (SBHS), Caitlyn Hasenjager (SEV), Isabella Jimenez-Seyfer (SBHS), and Kailyn Neville (SDHS) began the night with a nail-biter race. They placed first, only 0.15s faster than Wittenberg’s A relay. Kailyn Neville (SDHS) was also among the top scorers of the evening for her events. Freshman Amelia Michalski (SBHS) and Megan Quaderer (SBHS) were also among some of the top scorers for the evening as well. The meet all came down to the 400-yard freestyle relay. DCU needed to place two relays in the top three finishes to win the meet. The A and B relay went to finish 2nd and 3rd, which gave us enough points to win the meet. The A relay team was Chloe Bissen (SBHS), Megan Quaderer (SBHS), Amelia Michalski (SBHS), and Julia Michalski (SBHS). The B relay team was Quinn Sperber (SDHS), Shaeffer Rass (SEV), Ophelia Linnan (SEV), and Isabella Jimenez-Seyfer (SBHS).

The first events begin at 6 p.m.

The Packerland Conference will take to the volleyball court on Tuesday, one week before the start of the WIAA Tournament.

The slate includes Sturgeon Bay traveling to Southern Door for its Pink Out and Hurricane Benefit match, Sevastopol hosting Algoma, Gibraltar making its way to Peshtigo, and Kewaunee visiting Oconto.

All four matches begin at 7 p.m.

Three of the five area soccer teams will start their week on the pitch Monday afternoon.

Algoma will travel to Green Bay for its first-ever meeting against Providence Academy, while Kewaunee stays at home to welcome Gibraltar/Sevastopol.

Kickoff for both games is 4 p.m.

Sturgeon Bay returns to action on Thursday to play at Algoma while Luxemburg-Casco plays tomorrow at home against Clintonville for a 6:30 p.m. tilt.

The rain did not slow down the Green Bay Packers' route to a fourth win on the season on Sunday, easily beating the Arizona Cardinals 34-13 at Lambeau Field.

Jayden Reed opened the scoring halfway through the first quarter when he took a quick pass from Jordan Love to make it 7-0. A week after being suspended by the organization for conduct detrimental to the team, Romeo Doubs made his presence felt when he toe tapped his way into the end zone on another Love pass to make it 14-0. A Brayden Narveson and a long touchdown pass from Love to Christian Watson made it 24-0 before the Cardinals scored once before the half to make it 24-7.

A second touchdown to Doubs and another field goal from Narveson capped the scoring for the Packers in the second half in response to field goals from the Cardinals.

The Packers rushed for 179 yards with four players gaining at least 20 yards on the ground, including 62 from Josh Jacobs. Love threw for 258 yards on 22 completions, four of which ended in the endzone.

The Packers are back at home on Sunday against the Houston Texans.

With one week to go, the area's football teams are trying to leave no doubt that there will be an extra game tacked onto the end of their season.

The WIAA is forecasting who will make the field through its preliminary contenders' report. The organization stresses that it is a not a final qualifying field, but based on results compiled through the week selected.

As of Monday, Kewaunee, Luxemburg-Casco, Sturgeon Bay, and Southern Door are listed as being among the 180 teams in the playoff field. 

The eight-player field has not been set and the WIAA is not making any predictions as of right now. Sevastopol is the lone team in the area with a shot of making the playoffs with Algoma not being eligible due to its size and Gibraltar winless on the season.

You can click this link to see the full report.

The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association will release the 11-player and 8-player 2024 football playoff qualifying fields and pairings during a one-hour live program on the WIAA State Tournament Network stations and streamed on the stations’ websites Saturday, Oct. 19 at 10 a.m. There will be 224 teams qualifying for the 11-player post-season with four playoff levels prior to the State Championship finals. The State finals will be played Thursday-Friday, Nov. 21-22 at Camp Randall in Madison. There will be 16 teams participating in the 8-player post season with three playoff levels prior to the State Championship final, which will be played Saturday, Nov. 16 at Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln High School and streamed live on WIAA.TV.

Over 350 participants took to the trails of Potawatomi State Park on Saturday for the annual Run Wild Quarter Marathon and 5K.

In the Quarter Marathon, De Pere's Michael Holly took home the win with a time of 37:41, just shy of seven minutes ahead of his nearest competitor. Raissa Ashman of Seymour was the top overall female, completing the 6.5-plus mile course in 46:34.

In the 5K, Green Bay's Ben Brice won with a time of 19:42. Fitchburg's Trina Johnson was the top female, with a time of 21:51.

You can find full results here.

The Green Bay Packers look for their second multi-game winning stretch of the season on Sunday when they welcome the Arizona Cardinals to Lambeau Field.

The Packers needed another strong second-half performance to get back into the win column on Sunday, sneaking past the Los Angeles Rams 24-19. Trailing 13-10 in the third, Love made up for his earlier sin by finding Tucker Kraft twice in the frame, once on a 66-yard touchdown pass and another from seven yards out to make it 24-13 heading into the fourth quarter. The Rams would score again late in the fourth and threaten again before the final whistle.

The Cardinals outscored the San Francisco 49ers 14-0 in the second half to escape the Bay Area with a 24-23 win. Kyler Murray threw for 195 yards and a score while James Conner rushed for 86 yards.

Kickoff is set for noon.

The Luxemburg-Casco volleyball struggled in their latest tournament action on Saturday, losing three of its four matches to take eighth place overall at the Dasher Invite hosted by Divine Savior Holy Angels High School.

The Spartans were swept in straight sets by Pewaukee (22-25, 21-25), Manitowoc (23-25, 21-25), and Kettle Moraine Lutheran (22-25, 16-25) before winning their final match of the day, beating Oak Creek 2-0 (25-23, 25-21).

The team was led by Alayna Deprez (71 assists and 33 digs), Ella Vander Velden (31 kills and 37 digs), Aubrey Frey (24 kills and 41 digs), and Rylan Kaminski (43 digs).

The Luxemburg-Casco soccer team got their Saturday off on the wrong foot, falling to Grafton 3-0.

Saturday's loss was the Spartans' fourth straight as they try to reverse their fortunes ahead of the WIAA Tournament, which begins in two weeks.

The Green Bay Gamblers were outscored 3-0 in the final period of its 5-2 loss to the Madison Capitols Saturday night.

The two teams traded goals in the first two periods, with the Gamblers' Andrew O'Sullivan and Aidan Park answering Capitols' goals. The Gamblers had no answer in the third when the Capitols' Diego Johnson scored the eventual game-winner. The Capitols put the game on ice with two empty-netters in the final minute.

The loss snaps a two-game streak for the Gamblers.

After Sturgeon Bay squeezed in a second game Friday night, Luxemburg-Casco will kick off their Saturday with a match of their own.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers soccer couldn't get anything going against a tough Hortonville side, falling Friday night 7-0.

You can have some coffee with your soccer Saturday morning when Luxemburg-Casco visit Grafton for a non-conference match. The first touch is slated for 11 a.m.

Three area teams will go on the road for volleyball tournaments on Saturday.

Southern Door will battle the host school, Goodman/Pembine, Green Bay West, and 
Wrightstown in Brillion beginning at 9 a.m.

Kewaunee travels to Oconto Falls to face the host school, Chilton, Freedom, Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran, Peshtigo, New London, and Weyauwega Fremont for invitational play beginning at 9 a.m.

Luxemburg-Casco visits Divine Savior Holy Angels High School for an invitational featuring the host school, Appleton North, Arrowhead, Divine Savior Holy Angels, Kettle Moraine Lutheran, Manitowoc Lincoln, Oak Creek, Pewaukee, and Xavier. Action begins at 9 a.m.

The Green Bay Gamblers travel to our state's capital city in hopes of extending their winning streak to three when they face the Madison Capitols on Saturday night.

The Gamblers used a three-goal second period to thrust itself past the Omaha Lancers 4-2 to earn the weekend sweep. Trailing 1-0 heading into the frame, Will Zellers, Geno Carcone, and Owen Buesgens all scored in the second period with Zellers and Buesgens' tallies coming within 30 seconds of each other. The two teams traded goals in the third with Vasily Zelenov registering an empty netter for the final margin of victory.

The Capitols scored three goals in each of their games but ended up splitting their matchups with the Tri-City Storm last weekend.

Friday's results were mixed with routs for the area's football teams.

As heard on U-102.1, Southern Door soared past its rivals in Sturgeon Bay 42-17.

Sevastopol was shut out by visiting Ishpeming 54-0.

Algoma hung on against Suring on the road 22-14.

Kewaunee worked past Peshtigo 28-6

The area's cross-country teams shined among some of the strongest in the region on Friday during the Russ Fameree Invitational, hosted by Luxemburg-Casco at Northbrook Country Club. 

On the girls' side, Kewaunee's Hannah Miller was the top finisher at 19:29 on the 5K course. Claire DuChateau (19:53.87, Luxemburg-Casco) finished in third overall, Emma Bousley (21:02.12, Southern Door) took 11th, Delaney Skiba (22:14.27, Sturgeon Bay) came in 29th, Naomi Rikkola (23:37.56, Sevastopol) took 49th as the top runners for their respective schools.

 

 

 

 

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For the boys, Luxemburg-Casco's Kyan Lynts was the top local finisher as he came in under 17 minutes (16:55) to come in third place overall. Lucas Conard (18:08.02, Southern Door) finished in 29th, Paxton Linnan (20:39.64, Sevastopol) took 84th, Jaylon Mason (21:16.42, Kewaunee) took 91st, and Luke Selle (21:54.66, Sturgeon Bay) finished in 98th to lead their respective schools.

 

 

 

 

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Teamwise, the Kewaunee girls won the small school division. Luxemburg-Casco was the best performing school overall, finishing in fourth for the boys and second for the girls. Ashwaubenon won the boys title and Kiel won for the girls. You can click this link for the overall results or visit NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com for school-by-school breakdowns.

Scott HIlsabeck of Sturgeon Bay bowled a perfect game and came one pin away from tying Jeff Hansen's Door County record of 838 in 2017 for a series on Tuesday night at Apple Valley Lanes.  Hilsabeck shot games of 258, 300, and 279 in the men's league at Apple Valley Lanes while subbing for the night, tallying an 837.  He says he only left the four-pin in the sixth frame, which prevented him from capturing the county record for a series.  Overall, Hilsabeck hit 33 strikes out of 36 possible on lanes seven and eight.  

The 49-year-old Hilsabeck has been bowling for 26 years and believes the 300 game was his sixth or seventh sanctioned in his career. 

The Door County United Girls Swim Team remains undefeated in conference swims with their win over Wittenberg-Birnamwood on October 10th.

The final score was 86-84. All points that were scored were extremely necessary for this win.

The A 200 yard medley relay consisting of Julia Michalski (SBHS), Caitlyn Hasenjager (SEV), Isabella Jimenez-Seyfer (SBHS), and Kailyn Neville (SDHS), began the night with a nail-biter race. They placed first, only 0.15s faster than Wittenberg’s A relay. Kailyn Neville (SDHS) was also among the top scorers of the evening for her events. Freshman Amelia Michalski (SBHS) and Megan Quaderer (SBHS) were also among some of the top scorers for the evening as well. The meet all came down to the 400-yard freestyle relay. DCU needed to place two relays in the top three finishes to win the meet. The A and B relay went to finish 2nd and 3rd, which gave us enough points to win the meet. The A relay team was Chloe Bissen (SBHS), Megan Quaderer (SBHS), Amelia Michalski (SBHS), and Julia Michalski (SBHS). The B relay team was Quinn Sperber (SDHS), Shaeffer Rass (SEV), Ophelia Linnan (SEV), and Isabella Jimenez-Seyfer (SBHS).

DCU will host New London High School on Tuesday, October 15th, at the Door County YMCA. Swimming starts at 6:00 p.m. and this is the last home meet of the regular season. 

Despite one game being played on Thursday, it will still be a busy night of high school football for area teams.

On 104.1 WRLU last night, the Luxemburg-Casco Spartans dropped a tightly contested and hard-fought road game 7-0 to the Little Chute Mustangs Friday night in a North Eastern Conference “Battle of the L-Cs.” 

Due to a lack of Vikings players, the game between Gibraltar and Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas was canceled, and now only one game will be featured on the NEW Radio Sports Network on Friday night. Southern Door and Sturgeon Bay will face off on Friday night on U102.1 in a Packerland Conference battle. The winner will all but guarantee a spot in the playoffs.

Other football games scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday kickoffs is Algoma traveling to Suring and Kewaunee hosting Peshtigo. Ishpeming visits Sevastopol for a 5 p.m. kickoff.

Area teams kept things in the conference on Thursday night.

Algoma swept Southern Door at home 3-0, winning the sets 25-17, 25-17, 25-19.

Sevastopol posted similar results against Gibraltar on the road, sweeping their sets 25-13, 25-14, 25-16.

Kewaunee fell to Peshtigo 3-2.

Luxemburg-Casco will play on the road on Saturday at Divine Savior Holy Angels High School against Appleton North, Arrowhead, Divine Savior Holy Angels, Kettle Moraine Lutheran, Manitowoc Lincoln, Oak Creek, Pewaukee, and Xavier.

While some teams put some of the final touches of the regular season on Thursday, the area's soccer teams now know their fate for the upcoming WIAA tournament.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers soccer team finished off their opportunities this time around against Providence Academy, winning the contest 6-0 at Clark Field. They will have a short turnaround as the will play at Hortonville Friday at 4:15 p.m.The Clippers did learn their fate for the WIAA Division 4 Tournament earlier this week, earning the #2 seed behind top-ranked Kiel. They will host the winner of New Holstein and Gresham/Bowler on October 24th.

No scores were shared from the other scheduled contests on Thursday.

As for the tournament, Gibraltar/Sevastopol will host Algoma on October 24th and Kewaunee will welcome Peshtigo for a match on October 22nd to see who gets to face top-seeded Kiel. Luxemburg-Casco's placement has not been announced.

This week marks the last hurrah for area cross country teams ahead of next week's conference championships.

The Gibraltar cross country team found themselves in Brillion Thursday afternoon for its tune-up meet before next week's conference championships. Emilie Glocke paced the Vikings girls again, covering the 5K course in 25:21 to reach 54th place overall. Graham Devoe led the boys with a 43rd-place finish and a 5K time of 20:03.

The Luxemburg-Casco cross country team will host its Russ Fameree Invitational on Friday. The Spartans will welcome Ashwaubenon, Chilton, Coleman, Freedom, Green Bay/New Lutheran/Providence Academy, Kewaunee, Kiel, Manitowoc Lutheran, NEWCHAA (Northeast Wisconsin Christian Homeschoolers Athletic Associaton), Oconto, Oconto Falls, Oneida Nation, Reedsville, Sevastopol, Sheboygan Lutheran, Southern Door, Sturgeon Bay, Suring, Two Rivers, and Wrightstown to Northbrook Country Club for the 5K race. 

The race schedule is as follows:

3:45 Middle School Boys followed by Middle School Girls 3 minutes later

4:05 Varsity Girls

4:40 Varsity Boys

5:15 J.V. Boys and Girls

5:55 Coaches and Alumni Run 

6:00 Awards

The Luxemburg-Casco Spartans travel to take on the Little Chute Mustangs Friday night in a North Eastern Conference "Battle of the L-Cs." 

The Spartans (4-1, 4-3 overall) are coming off a 47-13 home victory over the Two Rivers Purple Raiders last week and have won three in a row. Little Chute (3-2, 4-3 overall) shut out the Sheboygan Falls Falcons 23-0 on the road and looks to take back the L-C trophy.  The Spartans defeated the Mustangs 35-14 in Luxemburg last year.  

Running Back Cameron Dorner had a big game for the Spartans last Friday with 155 rushing yards and three touchdowns against Two Rivers. 

Little Chute is led by running back Brock Gardner, who has 419 yards on 75 carries and two touchdowns this season. The Mustang defense has been strong all season, allowing only 46 points in five conference games. Luxemburg-Casco Coach Neil Seering says the Spartans must play one of their best games to win. 

The pregame is set for 6:45 p.m. on 104.1 WBDK, with kick-off at 7 p.m.  Paul Schmitt and Eric Fischer will have the play-by-play of the game, which will also be streamed on New Radio Sports Network.

You can listen to the entire interview with Coach Seering on the podcast page here. 

(photo courtesy of Ron LeCloux)

The area's Packerland Conference teams find themselves in action Thursday on the soccer pitch.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers will welcome Providence Academy to Clark Field for the first time in program history on Thursday evening. Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call on U-102.1 beginning at 6:15 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the first touch at 6:30 p.m.

The other soccer matches on the schedule include Algoma host NEW Lutheran at 4 p.m. and Kewaunee battling Peshtigo on the road at 4:30 p.m.

The area's Packerland Conference teams are set to face off against each other for the second time this week.

Thursday's slate includes Kewaunee hosting Peshtigo, Gibraltar playing at home against Sevastopol, and Southern Door traveling to Algoma. All of the matches begin at 7 p.m.

In honor of breast cancer awareness month, Kewaunee and Gibraltar's home matches are "pink out" matches to support the cause.

Two Door County cross country teams will go their separate ways for invitationals on Thursday.

Gibraltar travels to Brillion for its meet against the host school, Hilbert, Hortonville, Howards Grove, Kaukauna, Manitowoc Lincoln, Mishicot, Oostburg, Roncalli, St. Ignatius - Chesterton Academy, St. Mary Catholic, Valders, and Winneconne. The first races begin at 4 p.m. at Deer Run Golf Course.

Southern Door visits Seymour for its invitational. The Eagles will face the host school, Appleton North, Oshkosh North, Menasha, Oshkosh West, Little Chute, Fox Valley Lutheran, Gillett, Green Bay East, Green Bay Preble, Green Bay Southwest, Green Bay West, Marathon, Peshtigo, Notre Dame Academy, New London, Marinette, and Denmark. The race times are Boys JV at 4:00 p.m., Girls Varsity at 4:30 p.m.,  Boys Varsity at 5:00 p.m., and Girls JV at 5:30 p.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco cross country team will host its Russ Fameree Invitational on Friday. The Spartans will welcome Ashwaubenon, Chilton, Coleman, Freedom, Green Bay/New Lutheran/Providence Academy, Kewaunee, Kiel, Manitowoc Lutheran, NEWCHAA (Northeast Wisconsin Christian Homeschoolers Athletic Associaton), Oconto, Oconto Falls, Oneida Nation, Reedsville, Sevastopol, Sheboygan Lutheran, Southern Door, Sturgeon Bay, Suring, Two Rivers, and Wrightstown to Northbrook Country Club for the 5K race.  The race schedule is as follows:

3:45 Middle School Boys followed by Middle School Girls 3 minutes later

4:05 Varsity Girls

4:40 Varsity Boys

5:15 J.V. Boys and Girls

5:55 Coaches and Alumni Run 

6:00 Awards

The Door County United swim team hits the road Thursday night for a dual meet at Wittenberg-Birnamwood.

The girls defeated Shawano High School 129 to 40 total points in their last meet. DCU took 1st place in every varsity and junior varsity event during the meet. Caitlyn Hasenjager finished first in the varsity 50-yard freestyle and second in the varsity 100-yard backstroke. She was followed closely by Ophelia Linnan, who placed 3rd in the varsity 100-yard backstroke. Additionally, Ophelia finished fifth in the varsity 50 freestyle. Isabella Jimenez Seyfer finished second in both of her evening events, varsity 100-yard butterfly and varsity 100-yard breaststroke. Julia Michalski finished first overall in both the varsity 200-yard individual medley and the varsity 500-yard freestyle. Anika Steinbach finished third overall in both of her varsity events, the 200-yard freestyle and the 100-yard butterfly. Finally, Shambo Wienke finished fifth in the varsity 500-yard freestyle and sixth in the varsity 100-yard breaststroke. Her finish in the 100-yard breaststroke was her best time this season.

The first events on Thursday night begin at 6 p.m.

Local area volleyball action Tuesday night saw three close matches that went the distance and one sweep in three sets. 

The Southern Door Eagles rallied to win in five sets over the Gibraltar Vikings taking game five 15-12.

The Sevastopol Pioneers won over the Kewaunee Storm in five sets.

The Algoma Wolves edged the Sturgeon Bay Clippers in five sets.

The Luxemburg-Casco Spartans swept the Waupaca Comets 3-0 in NEC action.

Luxemburg-Casco golfers competed in Tuesday’s WIAA Division 2 sectional at Crystal Springs Golf Course in Seymour. Katie Ledvina finished 22nd, and Morgan DeJardin finished 34th  overall.  Ledvina shot a 106, and DeJardin had a score of 110.  Freedom won the team title with a score of 400 at Sectionals and will be joined by Seymour at the state competition.  

The Luxemburg-Casco Spartans dropped a North Eastern Conference Soccer match 2-0 to the Fox Valley Lutheran Foxes Tuesday night in Luxemburg. 

The Spartans kept it close in the first half as both teams failed to find the back of the next and entered halftime scoreless. 

Kaleb Williams and Austin Zanto scored goals as the Foxes in the second half to down the Spartans in NEC action.

The Spartans (2-4, 2-12 overall) could only manage one shot on goal for the night.

Luxemburg-Casco will at Denmark on Thursday. 

With the loss of Jocko Rader in 2019, the pandemic in 2020, and various other hinderances, the DCB-HOF sat on the back burner for a long time.  But, with the dedication of a few individuals with extensive history with Door County Baseball, the next class of Inductees has been chosen and will be honored on May 3, 2025. One of the first goals of the committee was for the baseball community to understand that this is a Door County Baseball Hall of Fame that includes High School, Legion, and Door County League participants. They are not just Door County League Baseball players.  They include individuals with a strong history with baseball in Door County, such as coaches, umpires, and others.

The Door County Baseball Hall of Fame committee have selected Bill Becker, Chris Colombo, David Jilot, Travis Leroy, Jesse Miller, Robbie Schartner, Willie Schartner, Jeff Sperber, Ryan Tanck and Jody Viste. The banquet at the Mill Supper Club will provide highlights of each inductee’s service to and involvement in Door County Baseball. 

The committee seeks to maintain the integrity of this honor by limiting inductees each round. Many qualified and deserving individuals were nominated. Those that were not chosen this round will be reconsidered for the 2027 Induction, at which time additional nominations will be sought. 

The Door County Baseball Hall of Fame committee is seeking sponsors for the event and will be reaching out to interested businesses and organizations for support. Those interested in being a Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Sponsor can email dcbhof@yahoo.com.  There will be various levels of sponsorship including the program, signage, and media announcements.  Follow Door County Baseball League on Facebook for HOF Induction Ceremony updates and news.

Monday marked the beginning of the final two weeks of the regular season for the area's soccer teams.

Gibraltar/Sevastopol United boys varsity soccer won their Packerland Conference match on Monday, October 7 in Fish Creek, blanking the Peshtigo Bulldogs 5-0. 

No result was given from Monday's Algoma/Kewaunee match.

Sturgeon Bay's match against NEW Lutheran was canceled.

Luxemburg-Casco is back in action on Tuesday when they face Fox Valley Lutheran at home. The first kick is set for 6:30 p.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco golf team will try to punch their ticket to Madison when they travel to Seymour for their WIAA Sectional Meet.

Morgan DeJardin will golf in the first group alongside Ella Swanson (10, Wrightstown), and Kenley Yapp (9, Kewaskum) while Katie Ledvina will golf with Caroline Vanden Heuvel (12, Xavier), and Kate Forton (11, St. Thomas More) in the third group. 

The tee time at Crystal Springs Golf Course in Seymour is set for 9 a.m.

The area's volleyball teams will keep things within their respective conferences on Tuesday as they build their resumes ahead of next week's seeding meetings.

The slate of matches beginning at 7 p.m. includes Luxemburg-Casco hosting Waupaca, Sturgeon Bay playing at home against Algoma for Senior Night, Gibraltar traveling to Southern Door, and Kewaunee facing Sevastopol.

A weekend sweep of the Omaha Lancers helped Green Bay Gamblers goalie Gavin Moffatt earn some extra recognition on Monday.

The United States Hockey League announced that Moffatt was the the goalie of the week after recording a 25-save shutout on Friday, and stopping 30 of 32 shots in Saturday's victory. Moffatt is committed to St. Thomas.

Zelenov received forward of the week honors after he recorded one goal and three assists this past weekend against the Lancers. Zelenov is committed to North Dakota and was drafted by the Colorado Avalanche. 

Photo courtesy of the Green Bay Gamblers

The Packerland Conference soccer teams are providing the only high school sports action to kick off the week on Monday.

The coming week brings a Packerland Conference tilt on Monday, October 7, at 6:30 p.m. in Fish Creek. United hosts the Peshitgo Bulldogs and celebrates Senior Night for its eight fourth-year players. 

Kewaunee and Algoma will renew their rivalry along the lakeshore Monday afternoon at 4 p.m. in Kewaunee.

Sturgeon Bay and NEW Lutheran's match has been cancelled.

The Green Bay Packers needed another strong second-half performance to get back into the win column on Sunday, sneaking past the Los Angeles Rams 24-19.

The Packers and the Rams traded rushing touchdowns early with Brandon Jacobs opening the scoring in the first quarter. Jordan Love's ill-advised toss to avoid a safety ended up in the hands of the Rams' Jaylen McCollough, who would walk into the endzone for the pick-six interception to put the Rams up 13-7 in the second quarter.

Trailing 13-10 in the third, Love made up for his earlier sin by finding Tucker Kraft twice in the frame, once on a 66-yard touchdown pass and another from seven yards out to make it 24-13 heading into the fourth quarter. The Rams would score again late in the fourth and threaten again before the final whistle. Still, the Packers survived for the third win of the season to keep pace with the Chicago Bears, who also won Sunday and find themselves both staring up at the undefeated Minnesota Vikings in the NFC North standings.

The Packers will return home next week to play the Arizona Cardinals.

As fast as the fall sports seasons started, their end is also quickly coming to an end. 

The WIAA Girls' Golf Sectional is taking place at sites across the state today through Wednesday, with Luxemburg-Casco and Sturgeon Bay golfers preparing to compete on Tuesday. Monday also marks the start of girls' tennis subsectionals, though there are no teams in Door and Kewaunee counties.

Below are the other upcoming seeding meetings:

Boys soccer: October 13th

Football: October 18th and 19th

Volleyball: October 13th-17th

The month of October is designated National High School Activities Month, which is designed to promote and increase the public’s awareness of the benefits, values and needs of interscholastic activity programs.

The campaign is an opportunity to celebrate everyone who makes these interscholastic activities possible, including coaches, officials, administrators, parents, fans and members of the community. Each week is designated to highlight and salute the individuals who provide these life-enriching opportunities for student-athletes. 

National High School Activities Month Calendar
Sept. 29-Oct. 5:  National Coaches Appreciation Week
Oct. 6-12: National Officials Appreciation Week
Oct. 13-19:  National Sportsmanship, Fan Appreciation and Public Address Announcers Appreciation Week
Oct. 20-26:  National Community Service &?Youth Awareness Week

The WIAA, as defined by its Constitution, is a voluntary, private and nonprofit organization. The membership oversees interscholastic athletic programs for 514 senior high schools and 36 junior high/middle level schools in its membership.

The Green Bay Packers look to get back above .500 when they travel to Los Angeles for a Sunday late-afternoon tilt against the Rams.

The Packers started ice cold against the Minnesota Vikings and then rallied to score 22 points in the fourth quarter of a 31-29 loss. Jordan Love Love threw for 389 yards and four touchdowns in his return to the line up, but his three interceptions proved fatal in the loss.

The Rams are coming off their own loss in the Midwest last week, falling to the Chicago Bears on the lakefront 24-18. The Rams are battered and bruised on the offensive side of the ball, missing their top offensive tackles and wide receivers.

Kickoff is set for 3:25 p.m.

The Green Bay Gamblers used a three-goal second period to thrust itself past the Omaha Lancers 4-2.

Trailing 1-0 heading into the frame, Will Zellers, Geno Carcone, and Owen Buesgens all scored in the second period with Zellers and Buesgens' tallies coming within 30 seconds of each other.

The two teams traded goals in the third with Vasily Zelenov registering an empty netter for the final margin of victory.

Gibraltar/Sevastopol will cap off the first weekend of October with a matchup on Saturday.

On Friday, the Luxemburg-Casco soccer team found themselves on the short end of a low-scoring affair, falling to Howards Grove 1-0 at home Friday afternoon.

The United will break out of Packerland play on Saturday when they visit Appleton West.

Picture courtesy of Luxemburg-Casco Soccer Club

The Door County United (DCU) Girls High School Swim Team brought home yet another win on Thursday, October 3rd. The girls defeated Shawano High School 129 to 40 total points. DCU took 1st place in every varsity and junior varsity event during the meet. This was a night dedicated to our senior class. We are lucky to have seven outstanding seniors on our team. Manager Molly Hall is a senior at Southern Door High School. Caitlyn Hasenjager and Ophelia Linnan are seniors at Sevastopol High School. Isabella Jimenez Seyfer, Julia Michalski, Anika Steinbach, and Shambo Wienke are seniors at Sturgeon Bay High School. All seniors were strong competitors during the night’s events.

Caitlyn Hasenjager finished first in the varsity 50-yard freestyle and second in the varsity 100-yard backstroke. She was followed closely by Ophelia Linnan, who placed 3rd in the varsity 100-yard backstroke. Additionally, Ophelia finished fifth in the varsity 50 freestyle. Isabella Jimenez Seyfer finished second in her evening events, varsity 100-yard butterfly and varsity 100-yard breaststroke. Julia Michalski finished first overall in the varsity 200-yard individual medley and the varsity 500-yard freestyle. Anika Steinbach finished third overall in her varsity events, the 200-yard freestyle and the 100-yard butterfly. Finally, Shambo Wienke finished fifth in the varsity 500-yard freestyle and sixth in the varsity 100-yard breaststroke. Her finish in the 100-yard breaststroke was her best time this season. The DCU swim team will travel to Wittenberg Birnamwood for their next conference meet on Thursday, October 10th. 

The Green Bay Gamblers opened their home slate in style on Friday, beating the Omaha Lancers 3-0 at the Resch Center.

Reece Cordray scored his first goal of the season late in the first period to make it 1-0. The two teams would trade shots but no goals in the final two minutes when Will Zellers lit the lamp to make 2-0. Zellers would add one more on an empty netter for the final tally.

The two teams play again Saturday at 6:05 p.m.

It was a mixed bag of results for the area's football teams as they enter the final two weeks of the football season still jockeying for playoff positioning.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers nearly snatched victory from the jaws of defeat, but end up falling to Mishicot 14-19 on Homecoming Friday night.

Luxemburg-Casco offered a rude welcome to new North Eastern Conference foe Two Rivers with a 47-13 rout at home. 

The Gibraltar Vikings struggled to slow down the Suring Eagles in the second half as they lost their home finale 42-6.

Algoma ran past Gillett 62-26 on their homecoming night, while Sevastopol toppled Oneida Nation/NEW Lutheran on the road 26-7.

After Sturgeon Bay and Kewaunee battled on Thursday, the other teams of Door and Kewaunee counties will battle under Friday Night Lights.

It was a tale of two very different halves on Thursday night as Kewaunee fell to Southern Door 37-20 in Brussels.

The Clippers hope that a week of homecoming festivities will help erase the foul taste of last week's 42-0 loss to Kewaunee. They have a matchup with Mishicot awaiting them under the lights on Friday night. Join Jacob Nate for the call on U102.1 and NEWRadioSportsNetwork. The pregame is at 6:45 p.m., and the kickoff is at 7:00 p.m.

Seniors Jeffrey Mize and Will Lecy will play in their final football game in Fish Creek Friday night as Gibraltar hosts Suring in their home finale. Tim Kowols will have the call from Fish Creek on 105.1 The GOAT beginning at 6:45 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the first kick at 7 p.m. The game will also be streamed worldwide at NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com and 1051TheGOAT.com.

Luxemburg-Casco will have an encore from last year's playoffs with a new NEC foe when Two Rivers comes calling. Paul Schmitt and Eric Fischer will have the call on 104.1 WRLU and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com beginning at 6:45 p.m. followed by the kickoff at 7 p.m.

Other games being played on Friday include Sevastopol playing at Oneida Nation/NEW Lutheran and Algoma having its homecoming game against Gillett. Those games will also be played at 7 p.m.

Door County teams won both Packerland soccer matchups over their Kewaunee County rivals on Thursday.

Sturgeon Bay took a 7-0 lead into the break before cruising to a 10-0 win over Kewaunee.

Gibraltar/Sevastopol United boys varsity soccer tamed the Wolves in Algoma for a Packerland Conference victory on Thursday, October 3, defeating the hosts 2-0.

The Luxemburg-Casco soccer team will step out of NEC play Friday afternoon when they host Howards Grove.

The area's volleyball teams played against their conference foes on Thursday as they stand two weeks out from the start of the WIAA Tournament.

The Southern Door Eagles improved throughout the match but eventually lost to the Kewaunee Storm on the volleyball court Thursday night 3-0.

After a tough loss to Freedom earlier in the week, top-ranked Luxemburg-Casco topped #2 Fox Valley Lutheran in straight sets on the volleyball court Thursday.

The Sevastopol Pioneers volleyball team challenged conference-leading NEW Lutheran, but never had the breakthrough they needed to steal a set as they lost 3-0 Thursday night.

Gibraltar won a five-set classic against Sturgeon Bay 3-2 (25-19, 20-25, 17-25, 25-22, 15-13).

A familiar face took home another race win in Reedsville on Thursday.

Kewaunee's Hannah Miller won the 5K race in 19:02, more than 10 seconds ahead of second place Hannah Welch of Valders. The Storm took third place as a team with a score of 96.

Southern Door's Ben Grota nearly posted his own victory at the same invite, covering the course in 17:09 to take second place on the 5K course. Southern Door was the top performing team in the boys division as they came in fourth place with a score of 99.

More detailed results will be posted later this morning at NEW Radio Sports Network.

GIRLS

VALDERS 53, OCONTO FALLS 67, KEWAUNEE 96, CHILTON 109, SOUTHERN DOOR 121, BRILLION 138, MISHICOT 139, NEWCHAA 153, WRIGHTSTOWN 221, REEDSVILLE incomplete team

Top 20 finishers: 1, Hannah Miller KEW 19:02.92; 2, Hannah Welch VAL 19:16.50; 3, Juliana Doerner MIS 19:39.17; 4, Hailey Delzer OF 19:50.29; 5, Allena O’Connell REE 20:23.90; 6, Alana Kempen BR 20:36.66; 7, Emily Heller CH 20:42.85; 8, Emma Bousley SD 20:43.75; 9, Paige Backus VAL 21:03.69; 10, Alyssa Wagner VAL 21:04.47; 11, Natalie Miller KEW 21:19.59; 12, Greta Martens NEWCHAA 21:26:19; 13, Ava Hodkiewicz OF 21:34.04; 14, Alexis Alfson VAL 21:42.58; 15, Sophia Propson HIL 21:44.86; 16, Addison Miller SD 21:45.39; 17, Emma Meissner OF 21:57.76; 18, Charlotte Bootz KEW 22:02.14; 19, Mackenzie Lotto OF 22:18.02; 20, Adahlyn Hoerl CH 22:18.04.

BOYS

CHILTON 39, NEWCHAA 67, OCONTO FALLS 86, SOUTHERN DOOR 99, VALDERS 110, MISHICOT 211, RONCALLI 212, WRIGHTSTOWN 233, REEDSVILLE 259, BRILLION 266, CHESTERTON ACADEMY 278, KEWAUNEE 323, HILBERT 324

Top 20 finishers: 1, Ben Adams OF 16:56.18; 2, Ben Grota SD 17:09.53; 3, Mathias Schroth WRI 17:10.43; 4, Lincoln Kuehn CH 17:12.15; 5, Kaleb Plate CH 17:13.59; 6, Isaiah Martens NEWCHAA 17:23.77; 7, Lucas Conard SD 17:34.93; 8, Calvin Kirsteatter NEWCHAA 17:38.62; 9, Logan Platner CH 17:42.40; 10, Jackson Meyers CH 17:43.81; 11, Eliot Wieting CH 17:44.61; 12, Sam Gremore NEWCHAA 17:47.25; 13, Diego Martens NEWCHAA 17:48.33; 14, Jacob Harrison RON 17:49.91; 15, Elliott Onesti RON 17:55:07; 16, Gunnar Romuald VAL 17:55.47; 17, Evan Yuma OF 17:58.66; 18, Bob Huntley BR 18:06.13; 19, Owen Krueger VAL 18:08.63; 20, Griffin Kopke OF 18:17.26.

The Green Bay Gamblers will try to get back into the win column Friday night when they play their first game of the season at the Resch Center against the Omaha Lancers.

The Gamblers came up empty in Lincoln this weekend, losing the matchups 9-1 on Friday and 5-4 in OT on Saturday. In Friday's blowout loss, Aidan Park's tally to open the third period was the lone bright spot for the Gamblers after seeing the first 7-0 goals against them. In Saturday's nail-biting loss, the Gamblers chipped away at a 4-1 deficit behind goals from Nick KnutsonAndrew O'Sullivan and Park tied the game in the third, only to see the Stars score the game-winning score in the first overtime.

Both games on Friday and Saturday will start at 7:05 p.m.

Two teams enter this Thursday Night Battle at 3-1 in the conference. Both teams are coming off 42-0 shutout wins.  Only one will leave in sole possession of 2nd place in the Packerland Conference as the Kewaunee Stom travels to Southern Door to take on the Eagles on Thursday night on The Pirate.

Kewaunee is coming off a shutout of Sturgeon Bay, in which running back Waylon Delain accounted for 34 of the 42 Kewaunee points.  He ran in 5 touchdowns and added a pair of two-point conversions.

Southern Door handled Oconto in a game featuring offense and defensive scores.  Raymond Paye opened the scoring, tallying two rushing touchdowns on the night.  Drew Daoust would find two different receivers in the endzone: Lauden Berg from 9 yards out and Caden Pierre from 17 yards out.  Jarek Valley would score on both sides of the ball, rushing one in from 1 yard out and returning an interception 65 yards to paydirt. 

Join Jacob Nate for the call on 103.3 The Pirate and NEWRadioSportsNetwork with pregame at 6:45 pm and kickoff at 7:00 pm.

The Packerland Conference will see a full slate of soccer action on Thursday.

The Sturgeon Bay soccer looks to stay perfect in the Packerland Conference when Kewaunee comes calling Thursday evening. Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call on U-102.1 beginning at 6:15 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the opening kick at 6:30 p.m.

In the other Packerland Conference match of local importance, Gibraltar/Sevastopol heads to Algoma for a 4 p.m. fixture.

Ten teams from around northeast Wisconsin will tackle the hills of Cherry Hills Golf Course on Thursday for the annual Sevastopol Pioneer Invitational.

Algoma, Denmark, Gibraltar, Green Bay Preble, Luxemburg-Casco, Manitowoc Lutheran, Providence Academy (Green Bay), Sturgeon Bay, and Two Rivers will join the Pioneers for the 5K races.

The schedule is below:

Girls (Varsity and JV): 3:45 p.m.

MS Boys & Girls (1.5 miles): 4:30 p.m.

Boys (Varsity and JV): 5:00 p.m.

The Door County United swim team returns to their home pool on Thursday when they swim against Shawano/Bonduel.

In their last meet, DCU won it all with a total of 425 points, with the second-place team, Oregon High School, scoring 380 points. The 400-yard freestyle relay consisting of Julia Michalski (SBHS), Megan Quaderer (SBHS), Amelia Michalski (SBHS), and Kailyn Neville (SDHS) clinched the win with their first-place finish. Freshman Quinn Sperber (SDHS) had a very successful meet, scoring 13 points in the 100-yard freestyle and 11 points in the 100-yard backstroke. Senior Anika Steinbach (SBHS) scored 4 points in the 200-yard freestyle, 7 points in the 100-yard backstroke, and assisted the 400-yard freestyle B relay in their 7th place finish with a 1:08.55 split.

The meet featuring senior night activities will begin at 6 p.m. at the Sturgeon Bay YMCA.

The area's volleyball teams are back in action on Thursday as they build their resumes for the upcoming WIAA Tournament.

In NEC action, top-ranked Luxemburg-Casco looks to bounce back from a setback against rival Freedom against an equally staunch opponent in Appleton against Fox Valley Lutheran.

Packerland action includes Southern Door traveling to Kewaunee, Sevastopol visiting Green Bay NEW Lutheran, and Gibraltar hosting Sturgeon Bay. 

All volleyball matches begin at 7 p.m.

In a girls regional golf meet, the Luxemburg-Casco Spartans qualified for sectionals as the top four teams advanced.

The Spartans finished fourth with a score of 452 and Sturgeon Bay ended up sixth with a 479, as Seymour (387), Marinette (411) and Oconto Falls (419) advanced with a top three finish.

Katie Ledvina finished tenth with a score of 104 for the Sparrtans and will advance to sectionals along with teammate Morgan DeJardin who had a 107.

Reece Bandow finished 15th with a 111 and Sturgeon Bay’s Hayden Montevideo scored a 113 and finished 18th, with teammate Sayde Jeanquart hitting a 117 for 20th place. 

In the annual Pink Out game to benefit cancer victims, the Luxemburg-Casco Spartans lost to Freedom in five sets in Luxemburg.

Freedom won three sets to two (20-25, 25-19, 19-25, 25-22, 15-11)

Two local boys' soccer teams took to the pitch on Tuesday night and could not come away with any victories.

Kewaunee fell to New Holstein 5-1.   

The Milwaukee Brewers dropped the first game in the best-of-three National League Wildcard round of the playoffs 8-4 Tuesday evening at American Family Field.

The Brewers took the lead 2-0 on the Mets in the bottom of the first inning, only to see the Mets get three runs off starter Freddy Peralta in the top of the second inning to make it 3-2.

Jackson Chourio singled in a run in the fourth, and William Contreras’ RBI groundout reclaimed Milwaukee's lead, but it was short-lived.

The Mets exploded for five runs in the fifth inning off Brewer's relievers to cement the victory.

Joel Payamps (0-1) took the loss, allowing three runs on two hits and a walk, while Aaron Ashby did not record an out after facing five batters and allowing two more runs in the fifth inning.

The Brewers and Mets will play an elimination game for Milwaukee at 6:38 p.m. tonight at American Family Field.

The Packerland Conference standings gained more clarity Monday after a trio of matches were played.

Sturgeon Bay withstood a late charge from Gibraltar/Sevastopol in a 3-2 victory in Fish Creek.

Kewaunee could not muster the offense to counter Providence Academy's charge in a 5-0 loss.

Algoma came up empty, but so did Wrightstown in a 0-0 draw.

In Tuesday's action, Luxemburg-Casco heads south to face NEC rival Freedom (4 p.m.), Kewaunee hosts New Holstein (4:30 p.m.), and Algoma visits Peshtigo (4:30 p.m.).

The road to University Ridge in Madison begins Tuesday at golf courses across the state, including Northbrook Country Club in Luxemburg.

Luxemburg-Casco hosts Bonduel, Marinette, Oconto, Oconto Falls, Seymour, and Sturgeon Bay beginning at 9 a.m. Sectional qualifiers will head to Seymour on October 8th.

The Luxemburg-Casco volleyball team will try to beat cancer and an NEC rival in one evening on Tuesday.

The team will face off against Freedom at 7 p.m. with activities supporting Ribbon of Hope, such as t-shirt sales, 50/50 raffles, and a Miracle Minute taking place throughout the evening. 

The Spartans are 18-6 and are coming off a 3-1 win over Wrightstown last Thursday. The Spartans won the match 25-12, 25-22, 20-25, 25-11 with Alayna Deprez (45 assists and 12 digs), Aubrey Frey (21 kills, 11 digs, and 2 aces), Ella Vander Velden (13 kills, 12 digs, and 3 aces), Lauren Lindsley (7 kills and 2 blocks), and Rylan Kaminski (13 digs and 2 aces) leading the way.

The Irish are 9-5 on the season, winning six of their last eight matches. They had a four-match winning streak snapped last week when they were swept in three sets by Fox Valley Lutheran.

Picture courtesy of Luxemburg-Casco Volleyball

The Run the Door Series is down to just five more points races for the 2024 season.

Next on the calendar is the Run Wild Quarter Marathon/5K/Kids Run at Potawatomi State Park in Sturgeon Bay. The series will cover the whole peninsula in their outing after that as they take on the Fall 50 on October 26th. The organization is also participating in the HELP of Door County Unmasking Domestic Violence Fun Run, Crossroads at Big Creek in Sturgeon Bay this Saturday.

Picture courtesy of Run the Door

Points updated on Sept. 22 are through the Hey Hey 5K in Baileys Harbor on Sept. 21.  Email corrections to runthedoor@gmail.com.

ALPHABETICAL

Michael Ahrens, Green Bay-Carlsville 0-0-0-0-13-0-12-0-12-0=37

Jennifer Aldrich, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-10-10-0-0-0-0-0=20

Raissa Ashman, Seymour 0-10-16-16-16-0-0-13-13-16=100

Heidi Bader, Sturgeon Bay

Scott Bader, Sturgeon Bay

Beth Barnstorff, Green Bay

Bill Bartnik, Howards Grove 0-11-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=11

Ted Baszler, Milwaukee

Alec Bath, Sturgeon Bay 15-11-13-0-0-0-0-0-0=39

Shelley Bath, Sturgeon Bay 15-10-15-0-0-0-0-0-0=40

Emily Bilodeau, Sturgeon Bay 11-10-11-10-10-10-12-13-10-0=97

Joe Bilodeau, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-10-0-10-10-10-13-10-0=73

Jackie Birmingham, Sturgeon Bay

Jerry Bjarnarson, Sturgeon Bay 10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Mary Bjarnarson, Sturgeon Bay 10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Shauna Blackledge, Sturgeon Bay

Colton Blackley, Sturgeon Bay

Faith Blackley, Sturgeon Bay

Annie Bley (Kapolnek), Egg Harbor 10

Hanna Bordeau, Sturgeon Bay

Renee Borkovetz, Sevastopol 0-0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Scott Borkowetz, Sevastopol

Tiffany Born, Green Bay

Cheryl Bournoville, Sturgeon Bay

Robert Brown, Kenosha

Karen Brunk, Mundelein, IL

Sam Brunk, Mundelein, IL

Carol Burlew, Sturgeon Bay

Liz Butler Gilbert, Sturgeon Bay

Cindy Carter, Appleton

Todd Charnetski, Green Bay 0-0-0-11-0-11-0-0-0-0=23

Laurel Ciohon, Ephraim

David Clowers, Sturgeon Bay 13-13-0-0-13-10-13-13-13-13=101

Michael Cosgrove, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-0-11-0-0-0-0-0=11

Dan Crooker, Baileys Harbor

Kate Crooker, Baileys Harbor

Jake Cummings, Sturgeon Bay

Lauren Daoust, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-14-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=14

Julie Davis, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-10-0-0-0-12-0-0-0=22

Eleanor Dean, Sturgeon Bay

Erika DeFere, Sevastopol 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Bobby Deggendorf, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Bob Desotelle, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-0-10-0-0-0-0-0=10

Lu Ann Desotelle, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-10-0-11-0-0-0-0-0=21

Danielle DiCarlo, Green Bay

Dawn DiCarlo, Sturgeon Bay

Stacia Dick-Schuster, Sturgeon Bay 10-0-10-10-10-0-0-0-0-0=40

Jeff Dickman, Grayslake, IL

Karen Dickman, Grayslake, IL

Mary Ellen Dreutzer, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-13-0-13-0-0-0-11-0=37

Krista Eliot, Baileys Harbor

Barbara Enigl, Brussels 11-0-0-0-0-10-13-13-10-10=67

Tahna Evers, Sturgeon Bay

Sverre Falck-Pedersen, Egg Harbor

Anne Farmer, Sturgeon Bay

David Farmer, Gardner/Brussels

Jerry Feldhausen, Green Bay

Ben Fitzgerald, Ephraim 0-0-0-13-0-11-0-0-0-0=24

Tracey Fitzgerald, Ephraim

Mary Franklin, Sturgeon Bay

David Furjanic, Orland Park, IL

Maureen Furjanic, Orland Park, IL

Leslie Gast, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-0-11-0-0-0-0-0=11

Janice Galt, Sturgeon Bay 10-10-0-0-10-10-11-0-12-12=75

Lynn Gilchrist, Sturgeon Bay 13-13-13-0-13-13-0-0-13-12=90

James Gothard Jr., Tampa, FL

John Glowicki, Oak Park, IL/Baileys Harbor

Julie Grant, Greendale 0-10-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=20

Heather Gronseth, Wrightstown

Sean Grorich, Sturgeon Bay

Janet Grota, Sturgeon Bay

Jennifer Grota, Sturgeon Bay

Gary Gruenisen, Egg Harbor 12-10-0-12-11-13-0-13-11-0=82

Kay Guberud, Sturgeon Bay

Christina Haberli, Sturgeon Bay 10-10-10-10-10-10-11-12-11-12=106

Anna-Helena Hamann, Manitowoc

Amy Hamann, Stevens Point

Mark Hamann, Manitowoc

Joe Hargis, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-12-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=22

Melody Hargis, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-12-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=22

Caitlyn Hasenjager, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Nate Hasenjager, Sturgeon Bay

Tanya Hasenjager, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Adam Hauser, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-11-0-0-0-0-0=11

Ken Heinz, Egg Harbor

Linda Heyse, New Berlin

Tim Heyse, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Kate Higginbotham, Sturgeon Bay

Lee Hildebrand, Mequon 0-13-0-0-0-0-0-12-0=25

Mark Hilsabeck, Sturgeon Bay

David Hoffman, Sturgeon Bay

Emily Hoffmann, Green Bay

Liz Hoffman, Sturgeon Bay

Jan Hucek, Sturgeon Bay

Pete Hurth, Sturgeon Bay

Matt Huston, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-0-10-11-0-0-0-10-0=41

Mary Jackson, Forestville

Amy Jacobs, Fish Creek 0-0-0-0-0-10-0-0-0-0=10

Michelle Jacobson, Algoma

Debbie Jacques, Appleton

Peter Jacques, Appleton

Courtney Janson, Egg Harbor

Amy Jeanquart, Forestville 19-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=19

Colt Jeanquart, Forestville 13-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=13

Wyatt Jeanquart, Forestville 10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Kay Jensen, Sturgeon Bay 10-10-10-10-0-10-10-10-10-10=90

Joe Kash, Naperville, IL

Barb Keith, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Heather Khan, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-0-11-0-0-0-0-0=11

Deb Kiedrowski, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-11-0-13-0-0-0-0-0=24

Morgan Kiedrowski, Sturgeon Bay

Jeremy Kimber, Sturgeon Bay

Kevin Kindt, Colgate

Lisa Kloskin, Shoreview, MN

Julie Knox, Baileys Harbor

Merritt Knox, Baileys Harbor

Brett Kosmider, Baileys Harbor

Alicia Krueger, Forestville 0-0-11-0-0-0-13-0-0=24

Becca Krueger, Forestville 0-0-10-0-13-0-13-0-10-0=46

Elizabeth Krueger, Forestville 0-0-10-0-10-0-13-0-10-0=43

Emily Krueger, Forestville 0-0-0-0-11-0-0-0-0=11

Lois Kurschner, Sturgeon Bay

Kevin LaFountain Lipscom, Menomonee Falls

Amy Lautenbach, Sturgeon Bay

Jen LeCloux, Luxemburg 13-10-14-10-12-10-0-0-10-0=79

Kristin Leeming, Dyckesville

Kayla Lehman, Sturgeon Bay

Dale Logan, Sturgeon Bay

Ashley Maas, Sturgeon Bay

Dan Madigan, Green Bay 0-0-0-11-12-11-0-0-11-0=45

Hanna Mallien, Sturgeon Bay

Jodi Mallien, Sturgeon Bay

Scott Mallien, Green Bay 0-10-0-0-0-13-15-0-0-0=38

Mary Kate McCormack, Fish Creek 0-10-0-13-13-0-0-0-0-13=49

Smitty McGowan, Ephraim

Kelly Meyer, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Vicki Minten, Sturgeon Bay 13-0-13-10-12-0-0-0-10-10=68

Kari Mitchell, Brussels

Donna Mleziva, Casco 0-10-0-10-0-0-0-0-10-0=30

Bob Moellenberndt, Sturgeon Bay 10-10-10-10-0-0-0-12-10-0=62

Carol Moellenberndt, Sturgeon Bay 12-10-10-10-10-10-13-12-10-0=97

Jaclyn Moeri, Ephraim/Green Bay 0-10-11-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=21

Susan Morgan, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-10-10-12-11-0-13-10-0=76

Steve Muchoney, Aurora, IL

Annie Mudliger, Oak Creek

Carol Mulinix, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-0-0-13-0-0-0-0-0=23

Tom Mulinix, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-0-11-0-0-0-0-0-0=11

Deb Neuville, Sturgeon Bay

Andrew Nicoli, Grafton 0-0-0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Brady Nieman, Sturgeon Bay

David Nieman, Sturgeon Bay

Lynne O'Flynn, Sturgeon Bay 13-10-10-0-0-0-11-0-10-10=64

Karon Ohm, Fish Creek 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Angela Olsen-Luberger, Sturgeon Bay

Doug Otopalik, Sturgeon Bay

Suzanne Osorio, River Forest, IL

Nancy Pagel, Grafton

Cathi Parks, Oak Brook, IL 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-11-12=23

Greg Peters, Green Bay

Karen Peterson, Egg Harbor

Haley Petrina, Sturgeon Bay

Leanne Pinkert, Sturgeon Bay

Patti Pollina, Mt. Prospect, IL 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-10=20

Leslie Potter, Greendale 0-10-11-0-0-0-0-0-0-10=31

Josh Puetz, Sturgeon Bay

Lori Putzer (Leist), Sturgeon Bay

Lindsey Rainey, Chicago, IL

Selena Reyes, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-0-0-13-0-13-0-0-10=46

Susan Reynolds-Smith, Ephraim 0-11-0-13-0-0-0-0-13-0=37

Bob Richards, Sturgeon Bay/Villa Park, IL 13-13-0-13-0-0-13-!0-13-13=78

Allison Ripp, Waukesha

Carle Rollins, Evanston, IL 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-11=21

Nancy Rollins, Evanston, IL 0-13-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-13=26

Kathryn Rogalski, Egg Harbor

Brittany Roob, Brookfield 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Bob Ross, Brussels

Heidi Ross, Sturgeon Bay

Michael Ross, Sturgeon Bay

Katie Ruenger, Sturgeon Bay

Morgan Rusnak, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-12-10-10-0-0-0-0-0=42

Pat Saladin, Sturgeon Bay

J. Schaefer, Madison

Mary Schaefer, Madison

Lee Ann Schlimm, Greenville

Gretchen Schmelzer, Sturgeon Bay 12-11-10-10-10-0-0-0-0-12=65

Greg Schneider, Madison 0-10-0-10-0-10-0-0-0-0=30

Rodee Schneider, Madison 0-12-0-16-0-13-0-0-0-0=41

Tom Schneider, Kewaunee 11-10-13-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=34

Tamara Schoof, Colgate

John Schopf Jr., Green Bay 0-10-0-0-10-0-12-0-10-0=42

John Schopf Sr., Sturgeon Bay 13-10-0-10-10-10-13-0-10-0=76

Brandi Schroeder, Monticello

Skya Scrimgeour, Sturgeon Bay 16-12-0-0-16-0-15-0-0-0=59

Dawn Shefchik, Brussels 0-0-0-12-0-0-13-0-0=25

Mike Sherwood, Oak Creek

Dave Smith, Baileys Harbor 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Kirsten Smith, Sturgeon Bay

Stephanie Smith, Chicago, IL

Bonnie Spielman, Fish Creek

Darcy Strasman, Sturgeon Bay

Mark Stencel, Appleton/Northbrook, IL 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Jed Stone, Highland Park, IL

Megan Stoneman, Madison 0-0-0-0-10-0-0-0-0-0=10

Carol Tadych, Sturgeon Bay

Markus Tassoul, Sturgeon Bay

Jeffery Theys, Germantown

Nicole Theys, Germantown

Katie Thomas, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0=10

Lauren Thomas, Appleton

Seth Thomas, Sturgeon Bay

Scott Thompson, Green Bay

Deva Thyme, Sturgeon Bay 0-10-0-0-12-0-0-0-0-0=22

Jen Trustem, Neenah

Barbara Tuttle, Green Bay

Marc Vandenhouten, Brussels 26-10-14-10-12-10-15-0-0-0=97

Devin Vandertie, Maplewood

Logan Vandertie, Sturgeon Bay

Lewis Vandover, Kirkwood, MO

Sherry VanSkyhawk, Sturgeon Bay

Denise Victorin, Aurora, IL

Barbara Wagner, Sturgeon Bay

Mike Weber, Egg Harbor

Cheryl Wederquist, Sturgeon Bay 0-0-0-0-13-0-0-0-0-0=13

Deb Whitelaw-Gorski, Sturgeon Bay

Tabitha Will, Sturgeon Bay

Christy Wisniewski, Baileys Harbor 0-0-13-0-0-11-0-0-0-0=24

Thomas Witek, Green Bay

Jon Wolfe, Sturgeon Bay

Rena Zaid, Highland Park, IL

Amber Zetwick, New Berlin

Beth Ziolkowski, Sturgeon Bay 10-0-11-10-10-0-0-0-0-0=41

Tom Zwicky, Egg Harbor