On January 12, Lomira boys basketball beat Lake Country Classical Academy 78-20 in a commanding non-conference win for the Lions. Lomira (10-1) started fast against LCCA (3-9) with a 5-0 lead thanks to a three-pointer from Kincade Todl, and the Lions got a dunk from Jake Broeske on a strong post to start a stretch of 21 consecutive points for Lomira.
The Horicon boys’ basketball team delivered a major upset on Monday, Dec. 22, defeating the previously undefeated Pardeeville squad with a final score of 66-58. Both teams entered the crossover …
On Saturday, Jan. 3, the Horicon boys traveled to Cedar Grove-Belgium for the Rocket Scramble. The Marshmen showed a lot of fight all day. Individual highlights were senior Ethan Strieff winning the …
The Mayville boys’ basketball team wrapped up play over the holiday break with a split in non-conference action, earning a hard-fought road win before running into a tough matchup to open the …
Mayville had limited representation at the Sgt. Andrew Wallace Memorial Scramble in Ripon on Saturday, Dec. 27, but still came away with a positive showing. Freshman Kalvin Ditscheit was the lone …
The Mayville girls’ basketball team dropped a tough non-conference contest on Tuesday, Dec. 23, falling 69-46 to Columbus (6-2). The Cardinals (4-4) struggled to slow the visitors early, as …
On January 5, Lomira girls’ basketball beat Valley Christian 64-49 in their non-conference matchup in Oshkosh. Josie Christian hit a step-back three-pointer to start the game for Lomira (10-2) and added another three-pointer from wing to give the Lions a 12-8 lead over Valley Christian (2-6).
Lisiecki won his 100th match with a win against a conference rival from Omro during the meet. “Jordan wrestled technically sound in the tournament that put several quality wrestlers on the defensive,” said Head Coach Jamie Feucht. “Jordan looks forward to tournaments as he seeks challenging competition, which can be challenging in smaller duals and tournaments where opponents are moved away from him to protect their records.”
On January 2, Lomira boys basketball defeated Winneconne 79-73 in overtime at home to stay undefeated as the number one-ranked team in Division 4. Lomira (8-0) got a three-pointer from Charlie Cole to start the game with a 3-0 lead before Winneconne (6-3) sprinted out to a 17-7 lead over the Lions at the 13-minute mark of the first half.
On Saturday, Dec. 20, Horicon traveled to Beaver Dam for the Wickersham Memorial Tournament. The Marshmen battled all day at a tough tournament. Horicon was highlighted by senior Ethan Strieff …
On December 20, the Lomira boys’ wrestling finished fourth out of 14 teams with 160 points at the Willard Schmidt Inviational at Green Bay Preble High School.
On December 19, Lomira girls’ basketball beat Mayville 72-43 in their Flyway Conference matchup. Lomira (8-1, 3-1) had a 34-25 lead at halftime over the hosting Mayville Cardinals (4-4, 1-3). “We came out attacking and then handled a run in the past two games before halftime,” said Head Coach Liz Cook. “The girls did a really good job of making adjustments on defense, and we held teams to lower points in the second half than in the first half.”
On December 19, Lomira boys’ basketball beat Kewaskum 84-48 in another impressive win for the Lions in the non-conference matchup. Lomira (6-0) had a 42-29 halftime lead over Kewaskum (2-5) in the Lions’ Den on youth night for the basketball program.
On December 9, Horicon traveled to Johnson Creek to open the Trailways Conference dual season as they took on Dodgeland, Johnson Creek and Wayland Academy. They started out the night wrestling …
After 24 years leading the Mayville varsity baseball program, Head Coach Corey Held has announced he is stepping back from the dugout. During his tenure, Held guided the Cardinals to three conference …
On December 11, Lomira girls basketball beat St. Mary’s Springs Academy 60-45 at home in their Flyway conference contest. Lomira (6-1, 2-1) held a 10-9 lead over Springs (2-4, 1-2) before Josie Christian scored seven straight points, plus Kennedy Goebel knocked down a three-pointer for a 20-11 lead over the Ledgers.
On December 12, Lomira boys basketball beat Campbellsport 56-54 in a close Flyway conference matchup for the two rivals. Lomira (4-0, 3-0) tied the game at 14 in the first half when Blake Steger converted an old-fashioned play for the Lions against Campbellsport (0-4, 0-3). Jackson Bloohm stole the ball and dashed down the court, then threw down a very athletic dunk in his first game of the season to energize the gym and especially his Lions’ teammates to put the score at 25-18 in favor of the Cougars at halftime.
On December 11, Lomira boys wrestling beat St. Lawrence 62-13 on the road to stay undefeated at 2-0 in the Flyway Conference. Lomira was led in the match by getting pins from Juan Rosas, Jordan Lisiecki, Cleary Twohig, Kolton Wagoner, Jayden Gibson, and Trent Kulczewski for wins in their individual matches.
Cardinals Battle at Port Washington Mayville put together a gritty performance Tuesday, Dec. 2, but couldn’t overcome Port Washington’s perimeter shooting in a 65–53 road loss. …
The Mayville girls’ basketball team opened conference play Tuesday night, falling 66–46 to a tough Omro squad. The loss brings the Cardinals to 3–1 on the season after a strong …