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Eagle Herald
Crivitz girls brush aside Valley Christian for first Regional title in 33 years
OSHKOSH, Wis. — For the first time in over 30 years, the Crivitz High School girls volleyball team are Regional champions after upsetting No. 3-seeded Oshkosh Valley Christian on Saturday. Crivitz broke out the brooms for its first Regional title since 1993, with the Wolverines sweeping the Warriors 3-0. The Wolverines seized control of Saturday’s proceedings with back-to-back 25-21 victories before sending Valley Christian packing with a 25-18 triumph in the third and final set. Crivitz will hit the road to face No. 1 Shiocton on Thursday. Marli Meyers led the Wolverines in kills (20) and blocks (5) in addition to racking up an ace and a pair of digs. Haili Dorschner made an impact with a team-highs in assists (22) and aces (2), while Izzy Wesoloski got underneath the ball for a team-leading 20 digs.
newmedia-wi.com
Superintendent’s letter addresses bullying issues
Parents report on social media they’re pulling kids from schools. Social media is exploding with debate about bullying going unresolved in the Shawano School District, prompting Superintendent Kurt Krizan to send out a two-page letter to parents outlining how officials deal with bullying. Shawano Let’s Talk About It has...
Eagle Herald
Lena/STAA bows out of 8-man playoffs against Valley Christian
NEENAH, Wis. — The Lena/Saint Thomas Aquinas Academy football team reached the end of its postseason road with a 52-20 loss to No. 1 Oshkosh Valley Christian in round two of the WIAA 8-man playoffs on Friday. Isaac Peterson stunned the Warriors by taking the opening kickoff on an 84-yard house call before a successful 2-point run by Luke Koslowsky gave Lena/STAA an early 8-0 lead, but the Titans simply couldn’t keep pace once Valley Christian’s offense began to roll. Sam Gloudemans racked up 78 of his game-high 240 yards on the Warriors’ first touchdown of the night and Steven Stiansen knocked down the first of his seven PAT kicks to put Valley Christian in front by one. Valley Christian (10-0 overall) ripped another 20 unanswered points to build a 28-8 cushion late in the second quarter until the Titans stopped the bleeding with a 12-yard touchdown pass from Lucas Farley to Jake Farley, but a 24-yard field goal off the foot of Stiansen gave the Warriors a 31-14 advantage at halftime. “We played a very good team. They were bigger, faster and stronger than us. Offensively, we struggled to get things going. We had to take some gambles on
NBC 26 WGBA Green Bay
Friday Night Blitz: Northeast Wisconsin teams punch tickets to Level 2 of the playoffs
WFRV Local 5
Menasha High School on lockdown following an ‘outside incident’
MENASHA, Wis. (WFRV) – The Menasha High School is on lockdown Friday morning stemming from an incident that occurred outside the building. School administration sent out a letter to staff and the families of students stating that they are taking precautionary measures following an outside the building incident. The Menasha High School is currently on […]
Fox11online.com
Green Bay West students send off football team for first playoff appearance in decades
GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- For the first time in 30 years, the Green Bay West High School football team is playing in the WIAA boys high school football tournament. The Division 3 #7 seed team left around 1:30 Friday afternoon for the 140 mile drive to play #2 seed Medford Area Senior High School in level 1 of the playoffs.
sheboyganlife.com
More Than 800 South High Students and Staff Took Part in Oct. 21 Service Day
Education / More Than 800 South High Students and Staff Took Part in Oct. 21 Service Day. More than 800 students and staff from Sheboygan South High School took part in a community service day on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, according to the Sheboygan Area School District. One project...
The Post-Crescent
High school football teams begin playoff journey in WIAA playoffs
Wisconsin sports fans are abuzz with playoff fever, and not just for the World Series . The 11-player Wisconsin high school football playoffs begin with first-round games Friday, Oct. 23, and the Appleton area has 19 teams ready to begin their journey to Camp Randall Stadium in Madison. Here is a look at five games to watch in the Appleton area in the first round, along with Mike Sherry’s predicted winners in each of those contests, and the remainder of the schedule. All games are Friday, Oct. 23, at 7 p.m., unless noted. Last week’s prediction record: 3-2. Season prediction record: 43-13. MUST-SEE GAMES Division 1: Kimberly (4-5) at West De Pere (9-0) The eighth-seeded Papermakers and top-seeded Phantoms will meet for the first time since 1950 and the sixth time overall. Kimberly ended the regular season with a 35-31 loss against Neenah. Rylan Welch ran for 107 yards on 17 carries and Maddux Hermus ran for 80 yards and two touchdowns on 14 carries for Kimberly. Lucas Wong had eight tackles and Reed Beck had seven to lead the Papermakers defense. … The Phantoms beat Green Bay Preble 45-0 in the regular-season finale to cap a perfect regular season.
bhsrng.com
Sophomore flips his world, moves schools
The opportunity for a fresh start in a new school is scary and jolting; for some, they can’t imagine having to leave behind friends and the life they made for themselves. For sophomore Arlo Blabaum, the choice was simple: move to Berlin to be closer to family. “I moved...
WFRV Local 5
seehafernews.com
SASD Faculty Member Honored as Frontline Hero
A Sheboygan Area School District (SASD) Faculty member has been commended for her work with students. The district has announced that Amee Dulmes, SASD’s McKinney-Vento Liaison, has been recognized as a Bay-Lakes Council Frontline Hero. As the district’s McKinney-Vento Liaison, Dulmes advocates for students and families experiencing homelessness or...
Advance Titan
Fall semester brings changes to UWO campus
UW-Oshkosh facilities management team has implemented more plans to improve student life on campus. “Our goal is to create a campus that supports student success, academic excellence and community engagement while remaining financially sustainable,” Chadwick Shaw, UWO facilities planning director, said. “That means ensuring our facilities match current and future needs, investing in high-priority academic and student spaces, improving accessibility, enhancing the campus experience and reducing long-term maintenance liabilities.”
WBAY Green Bay
thebrillionnews.com
Brillion to host St. Mary Catholic in regional final
The top-seeded Lions will host No. 4 St. Mary Catholic for a WIAA Division 3 regional championship on Saturday night at 7 p.m. The Lions made quick work of No. 8 Bonduel 3-0 in the semifinal on Thursday night with set scores of 25-13, 25-18 and 25-17. St. Mary Catholic...
seehafernews.com
More Time Being Taken Before Madison Elementary School Property Decision
The City of Manitowoc is taking more time to decide what happens to the Madison Elementary School property. On Monday, the Manitowoc Committee of the Whole went into a closed session to discuss two redevelopment proposals for the school and Lakeview Park. The committee came out of closed session and...
newmedia-wi.com
Lights go up on high school’s renovated auditorium
Shawano Community High School teacher Jill Sousek leads her symphony orchestra Oct. 21 during an open house for the school’s renovated auditorium. The orchestra is the first group to perform on the stage, and the improvements include a new pit the orchestra can use when it performs for the school’s musicals. (Lee Pulaski | NEW Media)
Door County Pulse
Packers.com
Packers High School Top Plays of the Month | September 2026
In September and October, high schools across Wisconsin have been asked to submit their top highlight from their games under the Friday night lights. A panel of Packers employees are tasked with selecting our top five plays of the month. Winning schools featured in the top plays will receive a $2,000 donation for their football program.
Lakeland Mirror
Snow Leopard to Muskie: A stealthy way to obtain a bachelor’s degree
Lakeshore College and Lakeland University partnered in the Lake to Lake program to support Lakeshore students in bachelor’s program transfers after graduation. Lake to Lake helps students transition seamlessly from Lakeshore to Lakeland by maximizing credits transferred, transfer discounts and personalized support throughout the admissions process. With completion of...