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Fatal Crash Friday Evening
There was a fatal single-vehicle crash along Highway 57 in the Town of Sevastopol Friday evening. Just after 8:30PM, the crash scene, a short distance East of the Highway 42/57 split, was reported to the Door County Sheriff’s office. In a press release, the sheriff’s office reports this incident remains under investigation, but the vehicle involved was a 2008 Pontiac passenger vehicle with a lone … Continue reading
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Packerland Basketball Scoreboard
Sevastopol – 58Southern Door – 49 Gibraltar – 64NEW Lutheran – 55 Algoma – 58Oconto – 45 Peshtigo – 64Sturgeon Bay – 45 Non-ConferenceKewaunee – 78Shiocton – 54
Algoma Remains Unbeaten In Packerland
The Algoma girls basketball team beat Gibraltar Friday night, 63-20. The Wolves (6-0 Packerland / 7-5 overall) led 38-14 at halftime and then opened the second half on an 18-2 run. Algoma has won five of their last six games. Freshman Reagan Schneider led the Wolves with 15 points. Lauren Loucks and Claire Gerdmann each added ten points. Freshman Azucena Jauregui scored all six of … Continue reading
Algoma Wins Sixth Straight
The Algoma boys won at home Tuesday as they beat Sturgeon Bay, 59-51. A fast break layup gave the Wolves (4-1 Packerland / 8-1 overall) a one point lead at halftime. That advantage grew to ten before the Clippers were able to cut the deficit down to two. Algoma was able to respond and pick up their sixth straight win. Parker Lischka led the Wolves … Continue reading
Clippers Close Strong
The Sturgeon Bay girls basketball team won at Gibraltar Monday, 43-34. Down four with 6:25 to play, the Clippers (2-3 Packerland / 3-8 overall) closed the game by outscoring the Vikings 17-4. Sturgeon Bay has won two of their last three games. Regan Kastern led Sturgeon Bay by scoring eleven points. Prudence Gettleman and Makenna Coyhis each added eight points in the win. Azucena Jauregui … Continue reading
Wolves Winning Ways Continue
The Algoma boys basketball team beat Denmark in a non-conference contest Tuesday, 62-51. The Wolves (7-1) scored the final nine points of the first half to lead 34-27. The Vikings (6-4) were able to cut into the deficit in the second half, but Algoma was able to pick up their fifth straight win. Parker Lischka scored a game-high 24 points for the Wolves while Charlie … Continue reading
Kewaunee Tames Tigers
The Kewaunee girls baksetball team beat Wrightstown Monday at the Kress Center, 67-37. The Storm (6-2) outscored the Tigers 28-4 over the final 10:25 of the first half. Jade Kroll scored a game-high 25 points as Kewaunee won their fifth straight. Summer Walechka and Gabby Stangel each scored 13 points in the win and Braelyn Chevalier added 10 points. Ella Verbeten scored 15 points for … Continue reading
Prep Scores From Friday
The Sturgeon Bay-Sevastopol girls wrestling team finished eleventh out of 28 teams at Wrightstown. Tiani Lemieux was first at 165 pounds. She pinned Kewaunee’s Arianna Niemojuski in the title match. In fact, Lemieux won all three of her matches by pinfall. Anna Dahlke finished third at 185 and Kimberly Robertoy was sixth at 152. Girls BasketballKewaunee 69Sevastopol 25Sev: Brynn Schartner 10 points Southern Door 56Gibraltar … Continue reading
Pioneers Hold Off Vikings
The Sevastopol boys basketball team won at Gibraltar Thursday, 59-53. Damien Lardinois scored 16 of his game-high 21 points in the opening half as the Pioneers (3-1 Packerland / 5-2 overall) led 31-18 at the break. The Vikings scored seven of the first eight points in the second half and had it down to a one possession game multiple times before falling to the Pioneers. … Continue reading
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Kewaunee Rolls To Conference Win
The Kewaunee girls basketball team won their second Packerland Conference game as they beat Peshtigo Tuesday, 72-33. The Storm (2-0 Packerland / 3-2 overall) led by 18 at halftime and then outscored the Bulldogs 31-10 in the second half, allowing just four field goals. Gabby Stangel had a solid first 18 minutes as she scored 17 of her game-high 19 points in the first half. … Continue reading