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REAL ESTATE | Slinger Plan Commission approves proposed Indoor & Outdoor Sports Complex off I-41
November 12, 2026 – Village of Slinger, Wi – A large indoor and outdoor sports complex is being proposed off I-41 in the Village of Slinger, with plans for year-round youth and adult sports, fitness and family recreation. The proposal includes a 142,000-square-foot indoor sports facility with turf...
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Lomira, Bonduel will play in Division 6 state semifinals in battle of unbeatens
LOMIRA – It doesn't get much bigger than two undefeated teams playing each other for a trip to the state championship. That's the scenario that Lomira is in when it faces, Bonduel in the Division 6 state semifinals. "12-0 vs. 12-0, it's a great opportunity. We know that each level is going to get harder and harder and it's going to take out best game," Lomira head coach Bryan Gregory said. More: Who will be the Oshkosh, Fond du Lac reader’s choice boys soccer POTY? More: Central Wisconsin Christian claims first gold ball with sweep of Turtle Lake Lomira enters the Division 6 state semifinals as a No. 2 seed and will play No. 1 Bonduel. That game is set to kick off at 7 p.m., Friday, Nov. 13 at Kimberly's Papermaker Stadium which is by John R Gerritts Middle School. "I know our community is going to be there like they were against Edgar, and it's going to be nice to play on turf," Lomira junior Mason Schelvan said. To make the state semifinal, Lomira started with a 45-8 win against Fall River/River in Level 1, then beat Cambridge 28-6 in Level 2 and beat Edgar 16-12 in the
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WIAA Football preview: Lake Mills tussles with West Salem for spot in state championship game
LAKE MILLS — If the L-Cats’ defense continues to make plays, there will be plenty of reasons to continue flashing the double thumbs-down sign. That sign, taken from the film Gladiator, has been a rallying cry for Lake Mills’ football team, which faces West Salem in a WIAA Division 4 Level 4 game on Friday at 7 p.m. at Stoughton High School for the right to play at Camp Randall Stadium in the state finals. “We’ve been doing the thumbs down gesture since week three against Lakeside,” senior wide receiver and linebacker Blake Bohlman said. “Coach Tyler Huber pulls up a movie clip every week and it’s kind of a theme we roll with. We watched the scene where a thumbs up and he lets them live and thumbs down, he finishes them. It’s a reminder to not get complacent.” Defensive end and tight end JP Brzowski, another one of the team’s 14 seniors, said the thumbs-down sign is about showing no mercy. “It’s been our mentality,” Brzowski said. “We never want to let them have any hope.” To reach their first-ever Level 4 game in the modern era — and second state semifinal in school history (1987) — the