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Bay Port settles for the silver ball
GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- Bay Port’s best season in program history ended one win short of a state championship Saturday, as the Pirates were swept by Divine Savior Holy Angels in the Division 1 girls volleyball state title match at the Resch Center. Divine Savior Holy Angels, which had...
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College football roundup: St. Norbert clinches bowl spot, Whitewater downs Platteville
(ST. NORBERT COMMUNICATIONS/WNFL) – DE PERE – St. Norbert College turned in a strong defensive performance while keeping possession for nearly two-thirds of the game with a solid 27-7 win over Concordia University Chicago in a Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference game at Schneider Stadium. The Green Knights (6-4,...
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Wisconsin Weather Alert: Green Bay Drops 28° by Thursday, Nov. 12
A crisp November morning is giving way to several comfortable afternoons across northeastern Wisconsin, but a sharp temperature reversal is approaching. Green Bay could reach 58 degrees Tuesday before falling to 30 degrees Thursday night, bringing freezing temperatures back to Brown County ahead of
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Divine Savior Holy Angels volleyball team wins WIAA D1 state championship
ASHWAUBENON – The Divine Savior Holy Angels volleyball team walked off the Resch Center floor last year not only unhappy, but almost downright angry, that its string of three straight WIAA Division 1 state championships ended with a loss to Hamilton in the title match. The players were forced to wait 364 days, but they finally got their redemption. The Dashers are state champions again after a 26-19, 25-11, 25-23 win over Bay Port in the D1 title match on Nov. 7. It was the program’s seventh state championship, tying it with Abbotsford and Burlington Catholic Central for the third-most in state history since the WIAA started sponsoring a tournament in 1973. “Coming off last year, even straight after that loss, it was remember this feeling, remember this for next year,” junior outside hitter and Xavier University commit Harper Wendlick said. “I think we took that with us into this season, remembering how it felt last year when we did get swept. “We wanted to come out here and prove what kind of team we are and this group of girls and how awesome we are.” The Dashers (45-4) finished the season winning their last 12 matches and lost just