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Lions Advance To D6 State Football Semifinals
The Lomira high school football team advanced to the WIAA Division Six State Semifinals with a thrilling 16-12 win at #1 seed Edgar last night in a Sectional Final. At 12-0 the Lions will face Bonduel next Friday night in Kimberly with a trip to state on the line. Edgar’s season ends at 11-2. The other side of the D6 bracket has Kenosha St. Joe’s and Mondovi. The WIAA Division Six State Title Game is Thursday, November 19th at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison.
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Edgar falters late as Wildcats bid for 4th consecutive state trip ends
EDGAR — Edgar's season and pursuit for a fourth consecutive trip to Madison for the football state championships came down to one final possession Friday night. The Wildcats had a chance to complete a late comeback against Lomira in a WIAA Division 6 Level 3 playoff game, but couldn't find the go-ahead points in a 16-12 loss. Edgar pulled within two when Landon Lukasko powered into the end zone with 7:04 remaining in the fourth quarter. The Wildcats attempted an option pass on the two-point conversion, but the attempt fell incomplete, leaving Lomira with a 14-12 advantage. SPASH XC snags 5th straight title: SPASH dynasty snags historic 5th straight title | WIAA XC championships It was the Wildcats second missed extra point of the game. Edgar's defense gave the Wildcats another opportunity, forcing a Lomira punt with less than seven minutes remaining. But the Wildcats' hopes of completing the comeback took another hit on the first play of their ensuing possession. A safety with 2:24 remaining spelled disaster and pushed Lomira's lead to 16-12, where it held on to hand the Wildcats their season-ending loss. Slow starts GAME PREVIEW: Streaking Edgar football faces tough Level 3 test against unbeaten Lomira
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Lomira football excited for opportunity against Edgar in sectional final
LOMIRA – Coming off a state title in 2024, the Lomira football team lost in Level 1 to St. Mary's Springs in 2025. It's already won its Level 1 and Level 2 games this season and isn't done yet. "We know last year we didn't make it this far, so this year we have a chance to keep going and I think this week is our time to show that," Lomira junior Cash Agamaite said. More: What fans need to know before the Wisconsin Herd tip-off 2026-27 More: Campbellsport claims Division 2 state title behind Pickering's championship run Lomira (11-0) is a No. 2 seed in the Division 6 playoffs and has moved onto the sectional championship round where it will play No. 1 Edgar (11-1). Edgar has made three straight state championships, winning Division 7 state titles in 2023 and 2024 and lost in the Division 6 state championship in 2025. Yet, Lomira is not shying away from all that Edgar has accomplished and is using any type of motivation it can to make sure "Lomira" pops up on the Division 6 bracket in the state semifinals. "To be on this level and to know that we're going against
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Classes canceled at Cudahy High School Thursday due to threat
CUDAHY, Wis. - Cudahy High School canceled classes for Thursday, Nov. 5 due to a school shooting threat circulating among students on social media. According to the Cudahy Police Department, officers became aware of a social media school shooting threat circulating among students on Thursday, Nov. 5. Officers were dispatched...
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Hilbert's buzzer-beating field goal stuns Coleman
COLEMAN (WLUK) -- The further you go in the postseason the tougher it gets, and Hilbert found that out Friday night. After combining to win its first two playoff games by a combined score of 81-13, the Wolves found themselves with their backs against the wall against Coleman. Trailing 22-14...
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Manitowoc Lutheran falls to Kenosha St. Joseph | Level 3 playoff roundup
MANITOWOC — On the very first day of practice I talked with the Manitowoc Lutheran Lancers football team about how to prove last season’s historic run wasn’t a fluke, reaching Level 4 and the state semifinals for the first time in program history. This year, Manitowoc Lutheran fell 27-14 to Kenosha St. Joseph Catholic in a WIAA Division 6 Level 3 contest on Nov. 6 but the Lancers solidified themselves as a program. The seasons were led by almost an entirely different cast of players, so it wasn't like one or two players or a particularly strong class was the sole reason for success. Coach Ryan Hulse spoke with his team about all they accomplished, getting to host a Level 3 game in back-to-back seasons and also winning two straight Big East championships. The past two seasons the Lancers have gone 23-2 to show they’ll be a force to reckon with for years to come. “We have a lot to be proud of,” Hulse said. “Our defense played lights out this year. Just because you lose one game, doesn’t define your season.” Manitowoc Lutheran’s defense didn’t allow any points in nine games in 2026 and the 27 points scored by