Category: High School Sports
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Vikings’ Winning Streak Snapped at Algoma
The Gibraltar girls basketball team saw its four-game winning streak come to an end Monday with a 48-37 loss at Algoma. “We played pretty well given that we were short-handed last night due to injury and illness,” said Vikings head coach Evan DeBroux. “Everyone who played worked hard and positively contributed to the game. We […]
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Vikings Flushed by Kohler in Boys Basketball
Gibraltar’s boys basketball team tallied 19 points in each half and ended up losing Saturday’s non-conference game at home to Kohler, 89-38. Liam Lindenberg led the Vikings with 12 points. Kohler had four players score in double figures led by Max Breitenbach with a game-high 27 points. Gibraltar, which dropped to 3-8 overall and is […]
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Snowstorm Forces Friday Sports Postponements
The matchup for sole possession of first place in the Packerland Conference between the Southern Door and Kewaunee boys basketball teams will have to wait another day after Friday’s snowstorm resulted in numerous sports postponements. The Eagles are now scheduled to host the Storm on Feb. 16. Both teams are the only two currently remaining […]
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Gorham’s Three-pointer Lifts Vikings to Victory
A three-pointer from Mikala Gorham as time ran out Thursday lifted the Gibraltar girls basketball team to a 39-37 Packerland Conference victory at Peshtigo. “I am glad to have escaped Peshtigo with a win,” said Vikings head coach Evan DeBroux. “We did not deserve to win because we failed to execute on the offensive end […]
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DCU Boys Second at Two Rivers Triangular
The Door County United (DCU) cooperative boys swimming team competed Thursday with five swimmers who won four events and placed second as a team at a triangular meet in Two Rivers. Two Rivers topped the team standings with 117 points, followed by DCU (79) and Plymouth (55). DCU’s Jack Monfils won both the 100-yard butterfly […]
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Clippers Jolted by Thunder in Boys Hoops
Sturgeon Bay’s boys basketball team trailed by six points at halftime and ended up losing Thursday’s non-conference game at Seymour, 75-57. The Clippers were led by Danny Lodl with 19 points, which included four three-pointers. Gannon Evers added 17 points, with Garrett Ulberg scoring 11 more. The Thunder also had three players score in double […]
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Clippers Buried by Storm in Girls Basketball
Sturgeon Bay’s girls basketball team had trouble scoring and committed multiple turnovers at home Thursday while facing Kewaunee’s full-court pressure defense. The Clippers didn’t record a field goal until Regan Kasten scored with 4:30 remaining in the first half, while the Storm tallied the first 11 points of the game and led 32-7 at halftime. […]
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Tuesday Sporting Events Postponed in County
Not only did the forecast of wintry weather result in classes being called off Tuesday at Door County’s schools, it also resulted in several high school sporting events originally scheduled for the evening being postponed. For Sturgeon Bay, the boys basketball games at Seymour and the home girls basketball games against Kewaunee were rescheduled for […]
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Clippers Rout Red Devils in Boys Hoops
Sturgeon Bay’s boys basketball team held a nine-point halftime lead before winning its non-conference game Monday at Green Bay East, 74-49. The Clippers, who outscored the Red Devils 45-29 in the second half, were led by Calvin Richard with a game-high 23 points. Garrett Ulberg added 14 points, with Danny Lodl scoring 13 more. Greg […]
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Daoust Scores 50 as Eagles Down Denmark
Drew Daoust scored a game-high 50 points Monday to lead Southern Door’s boys basketball team to an 83-78 non-conference victory at Denmark. The Eagles, who were tied 37-37 with the Vikings at halftime, also got 12 points each from Matthew Malvitz and Caden Pierre. Denmark had four players score in double figures led by Drake […]
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Motquin, Englebert First at Rocket Scramble
Southern Door’s wrestlers placed fourth out of 15 teams competing at Saturday’s Rocket Scramble hosted by Cedar Grove-Belgium High School. “Considering we came in short-handed again, filling only nine of 14 weight classes, I felt we wrestled very well,” said Eagles head coach Jerry Englebert. Two of Southern Door’s wrestlers, Mason Motquin (132) and Trevor […]
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DCU Medals Twice at Raider Invite
The Door County United (DCU) cooperative boys swim team brought home two medals from Saturday’s Sheboygan North Raider Relays Invitational, which featured 11 relay events. DCU, which competed in three relays, tallied 14 points overall. The team’s 200-yard butterfly relay composed of Logan Filar, George Atwell, Luke Filar and Jack Monfils placed second, one second […]
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Pioneers Pounded by Storm in Boys Hoops
Sevastopol’s boys basketball team remained winless in Packerland Conference play after falling Friday at undefeated league co-leader Kewaunee, 87-45. Daniel Castillo led the Pioneers with 10 points. The Storm had four players score in double figures led by Thomas Stangel with 23 points. Sevastopol, which dropped to 1-9 overall and 0-5 in the Packerland, hosts […]
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Clippers Win Against Wolves in Boys Hoops
Sturgeon Bay’s boys basketball team snapped a four-game losing streak Friday with a 49-39 Packerland Conference victory at Algoma. Gannon Evers led the Clippers with a game-high 19 points. Jackson Starr added 10 points. The Wolves were led by Parker Lischka with 13 points and Cody Kirchman with 12 points. Sturgeon Bay, which improved its […]
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Pioneers Beat Blazers in Girls Basketball
Sevastopol’s girls basketball team won its first Packerland Conference game of the new year Saturday at NEW Lutheran, 63-35. Katie Spude and Naomi Rikkola each scored 19 points to lead the Pioneers, who held a 32-18 advantage at halftime. Ingrid Beaumont scored a game-high 23 points to lead the Blazers. Sevastopol, which improved to 10-2 […]
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Vikings Conquer Clippers in Girls Basketball
Gibraltar’s girls basketball team trailed early Saturday before going on to win at home in Packerland Conference action over Sturgeon Bay, 52-40. “Sturgeon Bay had already played two competitive games after the holiday break before Saturday, and from game to game, they dare their opponents to beat them, so they would be more game-ready than […]
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Eagles Soar Past Vikings in Boys Hoops
Gibraltar’s boys basketball team jumped out to an early lead Friday on the three-point shooting of Liam Lindenberg, who made four baskets behind the arc to account for the Vikings’ first 12 points, before Southern Door took control of the Packerland Conference contest past the midway point of the first half. Gibraltar committed multiple turnovers […]
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Clipper Girls Hoopsters Fall to Green Bay East
Sturgeon Bay’s girls basketball team dropped its fifth consecutive game Thursday when the Clippers lost at home in non-conference action to Green Bay East, 44-43. Dasha Yeltysheva led Sturgeon Bay with 20 points. Regan Kasten and Cady Carlson each added 10 points. The Clippers, who are 3-8 overall and 1-4 in the Packerland Conference, return […]
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Pioneer Girls Hoopsters Win at Reedsville
Sevastopol’s girls basketball team won its second consecutive game of the new year with a 59-45 non-conference victory Thursday at Reedsville. The Pioneers, who led 29-24 at halftime, had two players end up with more than 20 points. Kayla Ranly recorded a game-high 22 points, which included three three-pointers. Naomi Rikkola added 21 points with […]
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Vikings Fall at Two Rivers in Boys Hoops
Gibraltar’s boys basketball team opened the new year Tuesday with a 59-44 non-conference loss at Two Rivers. Braden Sitte led the Vikings with 15 points. Liam Lindenberg, who made three three-pointers, and Marshall Maltby each added nine points. Carson Kadow led three Two Rivers players in double figures with a game-high 18 points. Gibraltar, which […]