Weekend High School Sports Results Including Round Two Of The Football Playoffs
29 October 2018 Sports
Division 1
Bay Port 31, Appleton North 21
Fond du Lac 28, Arrowhead 22-The top-ranked Fond du Lac Cardinals continued their undefeated season with a win against the Arrowhead Warhawks at Fruth Field on Friday night in a WIAA second-round playoff matchup.
Franklin 34, Mukwonago 7
Kimberly 7, Neenah 3
Marquette University 41, Kenosha Indian Trail 17
Muskego 56, Kettle Moraine 20
Racine Horlick 18, Oak Creek 13
Sun Prairie 31, Hamilton 13
Division 2
Brookfield Central 14, Brookfield East 0
Homestead 59, Watertown 13
Marshfield 26, Menasha 20
Monona Grove 56, La Crosse Central 28
Pulaski 27, River Falls 21
Slinger 28, Hartford Union 0
Waukesha West 31, Waterford 28
Waunakee 23, DeForest 20
Division 3
Catholic Memorial 41, East Troy 14
Greendale 31, Plymouth 21
Mount Horeb/Barneveld 48, Pewaukee 7
New Berlin Eisenhower 24, Grafton 7
Notre Dame 56, Seymour 28
Rice Lake 40, Onalaska 25
Sparta 33, New Richmond 14
West De Pere 35, Freedom 6
Division 4
Edgerton 35, Lodi 14
Lakeside Lutheran 23, River Valley 13
Little Chute 33, Chilton 0
Martin Luther 38, Kiel 35
Northwestern 42, Baldwin-Woodville 6
Racine St. Catherine’s 32, Sheboygan Falls 14
Saint Croix Central 21, Somerset 7
Wrightstown 54, Winneconne 27
Division 5
Amherst 37, Cedar Grove-Belgium 19
Horicon/Hustisford 48, New Glarus/Monticello 7
Kewaunee 31, Southern Door 28
Lake Country Lutheran 45, Mayville 7
Spencer/Columbus Catholic 37, Bloomer 18
St. Marys Springs 33, Omro 20
Stratford 48, Colby 0
Westby 35, Elk Mound 6
Division 6
Abbotsford 54, Auburndale 6
Cambridge 27, Markesan 16
Fennimore 35, Cuba City 0
Grantsburg 51, Unity 13
Iola-Scandinavia 42, Coleman 6
Lancaster 42, Darlington 6
Racine Lutheran 49, Mineral Point 14
Regis 41, Spring Valley 14
Division 7
Bangor 28, Eleva-Strum 0
Benton/Scales Mound 32, Johnson Creek 6
Black Hawk 6, Potosi/Cassville 0
Edgar 36, Clear Lake 0
Highland 47, Ithaca 0
Loyal 24, Gilman 17
Pittsville 17, Almond-Bancroft 7
Reedsville 31, Hilbert 14
Eight Player
Sectional Champion
Luck 78, Northwood/Solon Springs 38
Sevastopol 50, Newman Catholic 28
Swimming
Plymouth cruised to the Eastern Wisconsin Conference title at the conference swim meet, finishing with 535 points.
PLYMOUTH 535, KOHLER/SHEBOYGAN LUTHERAN/SHEBOYGAN FALLS 438, BRILLION/CHILTON/VALDERS 426, TWO RIVERS/RONCALLI 341, KIEL/ELKHART LAKE-GLENBEULAH 250, BERLIN/GREEN LAKE 148.
Berlin/Green Lake’s Kaylee Kriha won the 100-yard butterfly.
NEENAH – Neenah won four individual events and one relay and had at least two finishers in the top six in 11 of the events to easily win the Fox Valley Association conference meet with 569.5 points.
FINAL STANDINGS
NEENAH 587.5, APPLETON NORTH 517, OSHKOSH WEST 317.5, APPLETON WEST/KIMBERLY 306, FOND DU LAC 274, OSHKOSH NORTH/LOURDES 321, APPLETON EAST 95
DUAL MEET POINTS
NEENAH 18, APPLETON NORTH 15, OSHKOSH WEST 12, APPLETON WEST/KIMBERLY 9, FOND DU LAC 6, OSHKOSH NORTH/LOURDES 3, APPLETON EAST 0
CONFERENCE MEET POINTS
NEENAH 569.5, APPLETON NORTH 502, OSHKOSH WEST 305.5, APPLETON WEST/KIMBERLY 297, FOND DU LAC 268, OSHKOSH NORTH/LOURDES 228, APPLETON EAST 95
HAMILTON 2, OSHKOSH WEST 1
WEST ALLIS – The Wildcats, who trailed 2-0 at halftime, got their lone goal in the 52nd minute on a penalty kick by Edgar Heredia.
Hamilton, which was seeded second and improved its record to 15-1-3 with the win, will be making its first appearance at the state tournament. Oshkosh West finishes with a 14-4-1 record.
Fond du Lac freshman Riley Collett finished in sixth-place finish in the Division 1 State Cross Country Meet at Wisconsin Rapids on Saturday. Her time of 18 minutes, 37.6 seconds was 16 seconds short of her best time, 18:21. Collett was the top finisher on the Fond du Lac girls cross country team. Fond du Lac finished in 15th place with 337 points. Muskego finished first with 48 points.
Oshkosh North sophomore Jack Scherer finished 11th in boys Division 1 State Cross Country Meet.
He was just 5.4 seconds from placing in the top 10, completing the 5,000 meters in 16:00.7, six seconds better than his previous best personal time.
In Division 2, the Winneconne boys team finished in 12th place with 289 points. The Wolves top runner was junior Nate Schacherl, who placed 30th in 17:06.2.
College Football from Saturday
Chicao 35, Ripon 6—Ripon falls to 5-3.
U.W. Stevens Point 27, U.W. Oshkosh 21-The Titans drop to 5-3.
Men’ Soccer from 10-27
Monmouth 4, Ripon 1
Women’s Soccer from 10-27
Monmouth 3, Ripon 1
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