Mayville wrestling opened its conference season Thursday night when the Cardinals traveled to North Fond du Lac to wrestle NFDL/SMS, winning three of the five matches wrestled but having to forfeit …
Vs Wayland The Horicon boys’ basketball team secured a dominant victory over Wayland Academy on Tuesday, December 2, defeating their opponent with a final score of 85-31. The win moves …
The Horicon girls’ basketball team (2-2) suffered a significant defeat on Monday, December 1, falling to the undefeated Pardeeville (2-0) squad with a final score of 79-38. Despite the lopsided …
At Watertown The Marshmen and Marshladies traveled to Watertown for the Tim McGarvie Early Bird Scramble on December 6. The boys and girls had an up-and-down day but finished strong. Notable …
On December 4, the Lomira boys’ basketball team defeated Winnebago Lutheran Academy 75-66 in a highly competitive conference season opener. WLA (1-1, 0-1) took an early 7-3 lead before the Lions responded, thanks to two deep three-pointers from Charile Cole and five points from Blake Steger, to reclaim the lead for Lomira (2-0, 1-0) at 13-10.
On December 6, the Lomira boys’ wrestling team finished fourth in their home meet with Arrowhead, Mount Herob, and Appleton West. Sophomore Jordan Lisiecki finished 3-0 on the day with two pins to lead the Lions on the day.
On December 6, Lomira girls' basketball beat Dodgeland 50-25 in a non-conference matchup on the road. Lomira (4-1) held a commanding halftime lead of 19-4 over Dodgeland (4-1) before the Lions cruised to the 50-25 victory in the Saturday, early evening matchup.
The Mayville Cardinals girls’ basketball team continued their undefeated start to the season with two impressive victories, improving to 3–0 following wins over Lake Country Classical …
On November 25, the Lomira girls’ basketball team defeated Horicon 77-46 in their non-conference matchup at home. Kennedy Goebel started the game with a three-pointer for Lomira (2-0) before Horicon’s Sarah Hodgson’s strong post move for two points and a three-pointer from Emily Bunkoske gave the Marshladies an early 5-3 lead.
On November 25, Lomira boys basketball defeated Horicon 81-63 in the season opener for both teams. Jake Broeske scored the first two points of the game for Lomira (1-0) in his first game since his knee injury ended his junior season after seven games. “...Jake played his floor, and we expect him to keep getting better and better every day, but it is going to take time for him to get back into game shape and get used to the physicality,” said Head Coach Nick Kohler.
On November 21, Lomira defeated Kewaskum 62-42 in their season opener in the non-conference matchup. Kewaskum’s (1-1) Cameron Boelte made a three-pointer to start the game, giving the Indians an early 3-0 lead in the game. The Indians continued their hot shooting from long range with four more three-pointers, including three made by Anna Parish to give Kewaskum a 17-7 lead with 14 minutes on the first half clock.
The Mayville Cardinals opened their season with a statement win Friday night, outlasting Ripon 59–52 in a double-overtime thriller inside a packed home gym. A full and fired-up student section, …
The Mayville Cardinals completed their perfect 13–0 season Thursday afternoon with a hard-fought 42–32 win over Northwestern (13-0) in the WIAA Division 5 State Championship, delivering …
Mayville High School’s basketball program is turning a familiar page this winter with one of its own leading the way. A Mayville graduate and former player, Emmit Hurtienne, has been named the …
The Wisconsin Football Coaches Association (WFCA) recently recognized several Mayville High School football players for their outstanding performances both on and off the field this season. …
The Mayville Cardinals are Madison-bound after a hard-fought 27–15 victory over Lake Country Lutheran (LCL) Friday night in the WIAA Division 5 Level 3 playoffs. The win at Slinger High School …
The following Horicon athletes were recognized for their performances during the football season by the Capitol Conference and Wisconsin Football Coaches Association (WFCA). Senior Barrett Meyer was …
As a kid, everyone has a dream, and for some, it is to be a professional athlete, but how does someone achieve that dream of playing at the highest levels? Here is the story of a local player, Jeremy Unertl, who built himself into a ten-year professional football player due to his work ethic, determination to stay on the right path no matter what hurdles came his way, discipline, and possibly being the best athlete ever in the area and beating the odds where fewer than two percent of high school athletes become professional athletes.
In front of a packed house Friday night at Ray Dunn Field, the Mayville Cardinals gave everything they had in a hard-fought Level 3 playoff matchup against Amherst that kept fans on both sides on …
Girls Basketball Schedule All games are scheduled for 7:15 p.m., unless otherwise noted. Dates, times and locations are subject to change. Nov. 18 - Cambria-Friesland Nov. 20 - @ Wayland Academy Nov. …