A match between two close rivals will help fill out Thursday's WIAA Regional Semifinal slate for boys soccer on Tuesday.

The Storm is looking for its first win since its opening afternoon victory against Green Bay West on August 31st. It scored three goals that game and they have only scored six in the 13 games since. The Wolves have fared slightly better, keeping matches close despite only picking up on more victory than the Storm so far this season.

The game is scheduled for 4:00 p.m.

Algoma's Savanna Daul set a season best at Thursday's Packerland Conference Cross Country Championships in Fish Creek to set the stage for the upcoming sectionals meet.

Daul ran a 25:34 on the 5K course to lead the Wolves.

GIRLS

1.30.11Savanna Daul25:34.57 SRAlgoma

2.34.12Morgan Mattson27:03.85Algoma

3.36.12Julia Vandervest27:53.10Algoma

Algoma finished out its successful 2021 campaign at home Friday night with a decisive 58-14 victory.

Carter Zimmerman only rushed the ball eight times, but they were effective as he covered 201 yards for four scores. Grant Vandervest was effective in the kicking game, returning a punt in the first quarter and a kickoff in the third quarter for touchdowns. Carson Lischka had a second-quarter pick-six while Kaden Vardon threw the team's only touchdown pass to Vandervest in the second quarter and registered the only points for the Wolves in the fourth quarter on a 75-yard kickoff return touchdown. 

Algoma will have pride on the line Friday night when they take to the football field to play Gillett.

The Wolves toppled Sevastopol last week 40-18 after letting them get back into the game a little bit in the third quarter. Conference-leading Lena/STAA remains the Wolves only loss of the season, but WIAA rules on enrollment will keep Algoma out of the playoffs. The Tigers received a forfeit against Oneida Nation/NEW Lutheran last week, but lost to Athens 60-14 in a make-up game. They have given up at least 60 in four of their seven losses.

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

Algoma Wolves volleyball battled but was not able to overcome the Bonduel Bears on Thursday night at home.  Falling in all three games, 17-25, 25-27, and 23-25, the Wolves were led by Emily Kirchman with three solo blocks, MyLee Jones with six kills and one serving ace.  Ryley Zimmerman contributed six kills while Hannah Nell contributed seven assists and one ace.  

The Algoma Wolves volleyball team hopes to enter tournament play on a happy note when they host Bonduel on Thursday.

The Wolves were swept by Sevastopol earlier this week and have now lost nine of their last 10 sets spanning three different conference matches. The Bears snapped a two-match losing streak last week with a 3-0 road sweep at Rosholt.

Match time is set for 7 p.m.

The Algoma Wolves volleyball team will take its turn trying to slow down the Sevastopol Pioneers. 

The Wolves dropped six of its seven sets last week when it lost to Sturgeon Bay and Southern Door.  They have won four of their last seven matches after losing six in a row.

The Pioneers have won nine of their last 10 matches with their last defeat against state-ranked and the #1 seed in the Division 3 volleyball Oconto. The Pioneers didn't drop a set last week, sweeping Kewaunee and Gibraltar.

Match begins at 7 p.m.

Carter Zimmerman scored four touchdowns en route to a 40-18 homecoming win over Sevastopol on Friday night.

Zimmerman ran for the first score and found Kaden Vardon from 57 yards out to stake the Wolves to the early lead. The Pioneers could only muster a safety in the first half while the Wolves would add another touchdown before the half thanks to the legs of Leyton Haegele.

The Pioneers would score two touchdowns in the third quarter including a pass from Jack de Young that got the score to 28-18 entering the fourth quarter.

Zimmerman shut the door on the Pioneers, finding Vardon for two long touchdown passes to put the game on ice for the Wolves.

The Algoma football controls its own destiny when it comes to qualifying for the eight-man football playoffs starting Friday night when it hosts Sevastopol.

Their conference title hopes took a hit last Thursday when it lost to Lena/STAA on the road 36-14. Carter Zimmermann was largely kept in check despite scoring two touchdowns, gaining a season low 86 yards on the ground and only 79 yards through the air.

The Pioneers picked up their second conference win of the season with a 54-14 win over Gillett. Jack de Young scored five total touchdowns while gaining over 200 yards of total offense on the night.

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

The Algoma Wolves soccer team hopes their winning ways stay alive Tuesday when they host New Holstein/Elkhart Lake.

The Wolves won their last match on Saturday when they played Gibraltar/Sevastopol to a 1-0 victory. New Holstein/Elkhart Lake is in the middle of a seven-game winless streak (0-6-1), having last won on September 16th against Kewaunee 11-1.

Start time is set for 4:30 p.m.

The Algoma Wolves football team could not keep its status as the alpha dog in the MONLPC-8 East on Thursday night as they fell to Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas 36-14.

The two sides traded scores in the first quarter with a Carter Zimmerman touchdown run from 16 yards out sandwiched between a pair of Sam Marquardt scores for the Tigers. The Wolves' visits to the endzone would stop after Zimmerman scored from 12 yards away in the opening moments of the second quarter. Josh Kristof would score a touchdown for the Tigers a minute later and Lane Whiting would add touchdowns in the second and third quarters to put the game away.

The Wolves return to action next week for homecoming when they face Sevastopol.

The winner of the Algoma football game against Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas will be in the driver's seat for the MONLPC 8 East title when they meet on Thursday.

Both teams are 2-0 in conference play so far this season. The Wolves showed a balance offensive attack for another week as Carter Zimmerman threw for 217 yards and four scores and the team ran for 252 yards in a 54-6 rout of Oneida Nation/NEW Lutheran last week. Zimmerman leads the conference with 770 yards rushing. Lena/STAA shut out Sevastopol for three quarters before eventually winning 45-6. Led by Sam Marquardt and Logan Shallow, Lena/STAA put up over 300 yards of rushing in the game.

The game will take place at Lena at 7 p.m. on Thursday after being originally scheduled for Friday.

Algoma beat Gibraltar on Tuesday in four games with scores of 19-25, 25-10, 25-19, 25-10.  Hannah Nell had a big game for the Wolves with 9 aces and 9 assists.  Amelia Robinson added 13 assists with two aces and MyLee Jones added 9 Kills, 4 Aces, and 16 Digs.  Emily Kirchman contributed three solo blocks as well. 

The Algoma Wolves earned their fourth straight win on Friday when they rolled on to a 54-6 victory over Green Bay NEW Lutheran. Algoma has now scored 50 or more points in two straight games. The 4-1 Wolves take on Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas on Thursday, September 30th, and Lena-STA will be coming off of a short week, as they play Saturday against Sevastopol. That game will begin at 7:00 PM in Lena. 

The Algoma Wolves ride a three-game winning into Perry Field on Friday night when they host Oneida Nation/NEW Lutheran.

The Wolves have not lost since their opening week defeat at Florence. Last week they got off to a strong start but had to fend off a pesky Gibraltar squad for a 50-42 victory. Carter Zimmerman scored a total of six touchdowns while passing for 115 yards and rushing for another 280 in the win. 

The United are winless in the fall season as they look to replace the production of Marshal Bukowski. Caleb Gosse scored the only touchdown of the game for the United in last week's 32-8 loss to Sevastopol.

Kick off is set for 7 p.m.

All three girls cross country runners finished close together during Thursday's Jim Bremser Invitational held in Mishicot on Thursday. 

The trio of Morgan Mattson, Savanna Daul, and Julia Vandervest finished with 11 places and 90 seconds of each other. At three runners, they did not have enough to qualify as a full team. 

GIRLS RESULTS

64102Morgan MattsonAlgomaF000:26:05.77

69101Savanna DaulAlgomaF000:26:55.09

75104Julia VandervestAlgomaF000:27:36.43

In a Kewaunee County special, Algoma defeated Kewaunee in volleyball in three sets, two of which were very close. Algoma won their sets by scores of 25-22, 25-12, and 26-24. In the match for Algoma, Emily Kirchman had 5 kills and 5 blocks, MyLee Jones had 6 kills, Ryley Zimmerman reached 4 aces and 14 digs, while Amelia Robinson had 10 assists and Hannah Nell had 9 assists and 4 kills. 

According to wissports.com, Algoma now has a 2-7 overall record and will face Gibraltar on Tuesday. With the loss, Kewaunee’s record is now 4-3 overall and they host Sturgeon Bay on Tuesday. 

Kewaunee and Algoma will have their first and possibly only showdown of the season on Thursday in Algoma. The Wolves are looking to over the one-win mark and get their first non-tournament win of the season. Algoma's win this season came against Mishicot at the Reedsville Invite. Kewaunee has gone back and forth with wins and losses since their third game of the season. The Storm will try and win back-to-back games for the first time since the beginning of September when they won their first two games of the year. Kewaunee won the match between the two teams in the spring by a 3-0 score. First serve of Thursday’s match is at 7:00 PM at Algoma High School. 

(Photo from Kewaunee PR Committee)

The Algoma Wolves volleyball team will get a tune-up match on Tuesday when they head to West De Pere. The Wolves will try for better fortunes than their last time out, when they went five sets but ended up falling to Valley Christian. The Wolves come into the game with a 1-7 overall record. Their opponent, West De Pere, has also had their fair share of struggles, as they have a 2-7 record on the season. First serve for Tuesday’s matchup is scheduled for 7:00 PM. 

It was a tale of two halves that saw Algoma escape Fish Creek with a 50-42 win over Gibraltar Friday night in the MONLPC-East opener.

The decisive quarter proved to be the second for the Wolves, which outscored the Wolves 22-6 to go into halftime with a 36-12 lead.  They would need every one of those points as the Vikings would shutout out the Wolves in the third quarter before going on a 24-14 run in the fourth.

Carter Zimmerman continued to make his case for conference player of the year with six total touchdowns on the game. He found Kaden Vardon for all three of his passing touchdowns and rushed for three of his own. Zimmerman put up 364 offensive yards, including 269 yards on 40 carries.

Sam Lindenberg did his best to match Zimmermann, throwing for 184 yards and three touchdowns while rushing for 148 yards and two scores. Braden Sitte led all receivers with 114 yards receiving on four catches for two touchdowns. 

The Wolves look to stay perfect in conference play when they host NEW Lutheran/Oneida Nation. The Vikings will look to break their three-game slide at Gillett. Both games will kickoff at 7 p.m.

The Algoma Wolves boys soccer team was unable to get on the board in their Thursday loss to Green Bay NEW Lutheran. The loss drops the Wolves record to 0-5 so far this season. The Wolves went into the half down 3-0, and the momentum continued for GB NEW Lutheran in the second half. GB NEW Lutheran’s Lucas Dhein had four goals. The Wolves will play against Gibraltar/Sevastopol on Thursday in their next matchup. The Wolves will be the host. 

Looking at how the regular season has gone, it is hard to believe the Algoma football team ever took a year off.

COVID is to blame for the Wolves never taking to the gridiron for a game last school year with the virus' uncertainty forcing the team to do only intrasquad work in the fall and numbers impacting any attempt at playing in the spring. Algoma head coach Wade Vandervest says they tried to take advantage of the time to install some new things and to get a young team stronger. 

Carter Zimmerman has been key to the Wolves' 2-1 start, especially in last week's 26-6 win over Suring where he threw for 147 yards and one touchdown and rushed for 120 yards and two scores. Vandervest says there are plenty of other players contributing as well.

The Vikings fell to Laona-Wabeno last Saturday 38-22. Sam Lindenberg and Giuseppe Mercier scored rushing touchdowns and Braden Sitte registered one through the air to put points up for the Vikings. 

Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. Broadcast coverage of Gibraltar football on 105.1 The GOAT will return next week when the Vikings travel to Gillett. 

You can listen to our full interviews with Gibraltar head coach Mike Peck and Algoma head coach Wade Vandervest by clicking on the links. 

The Algoma Wolves will try to get their first win since their early season win in the Reedsville Invite, when they visit Green Bay-NEW Lutheran-Providence Academy on Thursday. Overall, Algoma is 1-5 coming into the matchup, nearly matching GB NEW Lutheran’s 1-4 record. First serve on Thursday is scheduled for 7:00 PM. 

The Algoma Wolves boys soccer team will have home field advantage when they go for their first win of the season against Green Bay NEW/Lutheran on Thursday. Algoma comes into the game with an 0-5 record, and GB-New Lutheran is 1-7-1 overall. In games with familiar opponents, GB-New Lutheran lost 7-0 to Sturgeon Bay and 2-1 to Gibraltar/Sevastopol. Thursday’s game will take place in Algoma at 4:30 PM. 

The Algoma Wolves boys soccer team gave up two goals in each half of their 4-0 loss to Roncalli-Two Rivers on Tuesday. With the loss to the Jets, the Wolves are now 0-5 and have a shot at the first win on Thursday when they take on Green Bay/NEW Lutheran, who has a 1-7-1 record. The two teams have familiar opponents, as Green Bay/NEW Lutheran fell 7-0 to Sturgeon Bay and 2-1 to Gibraltar/Sevastopol earlier this season. That game will begin at 4:30 PM in Algoma.