22 January 2025

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Horicon Boys Basketball  Defeats Mayville in  Tightly-Contested Game

Horicon Boys Basketball Defeats Mayville in Tightly-Contested Game


Horicon Boys Basketball Defeats Mayville in Tightly-Contested Game CLARICE CASE EDITOR It was a busy night at Horicon High School on Tuesday, Jan. 14, with one of two events being a nonconference, rivalry basketball game between the Horicon Marshmen (66, 3-3) and the Mayville Cardinals (3-10, 1-5). Mayville held an early lead of 107, featuring a Talan Meyer steal and layup. Barrett

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Lomira Wrestling Ends Campbellsport’s 230 Flyway  Win Streak to Take Control of Conference

Lomira Wrestling Ends Campbellsport’s 230 Flyway Win Streak to Take Control of Conference


Lomira Wrestling Ends Campbellsport’s 230 Flyway Win Streak to Take Control of Conference BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On January 17, Lomira wrestling beat Campbellsport 40-34 on alumni and youth night to take control of the Flyway Conference regular season. Lomira’s conference victory over Campbellsport ended the Cougars’ 230 conference win streak which spanned over 40 years in the Flyway

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15 January 2025

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Phil and Jackie Luedtke are Lomira Citizens of the Year

Phil and Jackie Luedtke are Lomira Citizens of the Year


Phil and Jackie Luedtke are Lomira Citizens of the Year BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On January 18, Lomira Chamber of Commerce will honor Phil and Jackie Luedtke as the Lomira Citizens of the Year. Phil has called Lomira home since 1956 with Jackie growing up in Brownsville until they were married in 1976 and it’s where they raised their four children: Barb, Beth, Don, and Dave. “My

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Exemplifying Sportsmanship with the Marshmanship Project

Exemplifying Sportsmanship with the Marshmanship Project


Exemplifying Sportsmanship with the Marshmanship Project CLARICE CASE EDITOR Beginning in the 2022-2023 school year, five Horicon High School students were chosen to form the Marshmanship Project, led by Amy Rodriguez. According to Michael LeBouton, athletic director, “Their main purpose is to promote positive sportsmanship at our events.” It is “Horicon’s commitment to fair

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Mayville Boys Basketball Beats  Conference Rival Campbellsport

Mayville Boys Basketball Beats Conference Rival Campbellsport


Mayville Boys Basketball Beats Conference Rival Campbellsport BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On January 10, Mayville boys basketball beat Campbellsport 56-53 at home against their conference rival. Campbellsport (3-8, 1-4) held an early 9-4 lead over Mayville (3-8, 1-4) before the Cardinals went on an 18-6 scoring run, featuring two made three-pointers from Talan Meyer and four points from Joren
08 January 2025

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Mayville’s Arctic Frog Run  ‘Did Not Croak’

Mayville’s Arctic Frog Run ‘Did Not Croak’


Mayville’s Arctic Frog Run ‘Did Not Croak’ KARI KARNITZ JOURNALIST The race kicked off at 8 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 21, with a frigid starting temperature of just four degrees. Despite the mercury climbing only into the teens later in the day, the cold didn’t deter runners from across the country. Approximately 60 participants braved the conditions to compete in one of four distances:

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Cyriana Reinwald Wins Clausen Classic

Cyriana Reinwald Wins Clausen Classic


Cyriana Reinwald Wins Clausen Classic JOE KERN HORICON WRESTLING COACH On Saturday, Jan. 4, the Horicon boys traveled to Cedar Grove-Belgium for the Rocket Scramble. The Marshmen showed a lot of fight all day. Individual highlights were junior Ethan Strieff taking third at 165. Other notable finishes were Dominic Wenninger in seventh at 126 and Rylan Erz in eighth at 132. The Horicon girls

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BASKETBALL

BASKETBALL


BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On January 3, Lomira beat Kewaskum 69-45 on the road in their non-conference matchup. Lomira (7-0) jumped out to a 7-0 lead after Hunter Duley sunk a three-pointer for the Lions. Dalton Zingsheim made a three-pointer on a nice pass from Duley to extend the Lomira lead to 12-1 over Kewaskum (3-6) at the 12-minute mark of the first half. Duley’s good decision-making
01 January 2025

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Lomira School District Adds Much-Needed Daycare for the Lomira Area

Lomira School District Adds Much-Needed Daycare for the Lomira Area


Lomira School District Adds Much-Needed Daycare for the Lomira Area BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On January 1, Lomira School District officially opened the doors to their new daycare center at St. Theresa’s school building in Theresa. Little Lions Child Care will offer year-round services for children six weeks old through age four with additional school-age care during the summer months.