“We had the majority of the possessions throughout the match by controlling all facets of the game,” said Keiler. “We passed the ball with great success in this match and showed great teamwork in all three levels of the field.”
On September 12, the Lomira girls’ cross country team finished in third place with 81 points at the Mike Hurlburt Invite, and the boys’ team finished in 12th place with 320 points.
On September 12, Lomira football lost 17-0 to St. Mary’s Springs Academy on the road at Fruth Field in Fond du Lac for their first loss of the season. Springs (3-1, 2-0) drove the ball for 53 yards on the first offensive drive of the game, which was capped off by a seven-yard touchdown run to take a 7-0 lead over Lomira at the 5:53 mark in the first quarter.
On Tuesday, Sept. 2, the Horicon volleyball team fell to Oakfield in three sets, 25-14, 25-21, and 25-14. “Our excitement and motivation to win was at a very high level prior to the match and …
The Horicon cross country team competed in the first official race of the season on Tuesday, Sept. 2 at Markesan. Freshman Sawyer Herrmann was the meet champion, finishing the boys’ varsity …
Lomira Boys Soccer Saturday, September 6 Lodi Quad Lomira (1-3-1) 1 Lodi 5 Final Goal: Keegan Flesicher (unassisted) Lomira (1-3-1) 0 Living Word Lutheran 3 Final “We only had 11 players …
Lomira Volleyball Monday, September 8 Pardeeville 3 Lomira 2 (25-23, 23-25, 17-25, 25-23, 7-15) Thursday, September 4 Lomira 0 WLA 3 (14-25, 19-25, 17-25) Individual Stats Rachel Chervenka …
On September 4, the Lomira girls’ cross country team won the Dodge County Invitational with 19 points at Horicon, and the boys finished in fourth place with 100 points.
On September 5, Lomira football defeated rival Campbellsport 35-8 to win their conference opener and to retain the rivalry axe for the second straight year. Campbellsport (1-2, 0-1) started the game with an onside kick attempt, but Lomira (3-0, 1-0) was ready for the attempt when sophomore Camden Schromen recovered the ball for the Lions at their own 49-yard line.
On Saturday, August 30, the Mayville Cross Country team opened its season at the Jamie Block Invite in West Bend. The Cardinals put together their best showing at this meet in many years. Both …
If the season-opening win on the road was about grit, Mayville’s first game under the lights at Ray Dunn Field was about firepower. The Cardinals stormed past area rival Horicon/Hustisford on …
The Mayville boys soccer team kicked off its 2025 season with a pair of non-conference games last week, starting with a tough road matchup at Lake Mills on August 26. The Cardinals fell 4-1 to the …
Week 3 Area Football Schedule Friday, September 5 Campbellsport (1-1) at Lomira (2-0) 7p Mayville (2-0) at WLA (0-2) 7p Horicon (0-2) at Lake Mills (2-0) 7p Edgewood (2-0) at …
Tuesday, August 26, 2025 Mayville - 1, Kewaskum - 6, Singles: No. 1 - Ellie Wojahn, Mayville def. Macy Milella, Kewaskum, 6-1 , 6-2 No. 2 - McKenna Lange, Kewaskum def. Rachael Petzold, …
The stage was set, the lights were on, and volleyball history was made Tuesday night as Mayville High School hosted the first-ever outdoor varsity volleyball triangular in Wisconsin at Ray Dunn Field …
On August 29, the Lomira football team showcased the strength of its program with a 35-0 shutout win over a playoff team from the previous year in Oostburg. “Our culture and standard are at the forefront of what we do by taking pride in the details and the process,” said Head Coach Bryan Gregory. “There are no shortcuts to success, and we need to stay hungry and stay committed to the little things day in and day out.”
Lomira Boys Soccer Thursday, August 28 Little Chute 2 Lomira (1-0-1) 8 Final Goals: Logan Peters 4. Keagan Fleischer 1. Juan Rosas 1. Matt Fane 1. Wyatt Crego 1. Assists: Keagan Fleischer 3. Logan …
Lomira Volleyball Match Summary Thursday, August 28 Columbus Quad Match One Lomira (0-2) 15-21 Jefferson 25-25 Jefferson wins 2-0 Individual Stats Erin Zenner 10 assists, 2 aces, 7 digs Rachel …
On August 28, the Lomira girls’ cross country team kicked off their season with an impressive repeat first-place finish at Palmyra-Eagle in the twelve-team competition, having a dominant performance, scoring 39 points, earning them a first-place finish. This year, the team boasts eight returning runners from last year’s squad, which qualified for the state cross-country championship.