The Algoma Wolves soccer team is gearing up for an away game against Clintonville this Tuesday.

 

This upcoming match follows Monday’s game against Peshtigo which saw them lose 4-0. The Wolves are now 1-2-1 in their last four matches.

 

The Truckers, meanwhile, suffered a 5-3 loss in their last home game to Freedom.
    

The kick-off is set for 4:30 p.m.

The Algoma volleyball team is hosting an invitational tournament this Saturday. The Wolves will welcome several schools, including Sevastopol, Crivitz, Pacelli, Peshtigo, Two Rivers, and Valley Christian.

 

In Algoma's last game, the Wolves suffered a tough 2-0 defeat against Heritage Christian. Meanwhile, the Sevastopol Pioneers' previous game saw a 3-2 victory over N.E.W. Lutheran.

    

First Serve at 9:00 AM

 

The Algoma Wolves cross country team made the trip south on Thursday to against more than three dozen other teams in the Jim Bremser Invitational in Mishicot.

 

For the boys, Dylan Seiler posted a Top 75 finish as he broke 21 minutes on the 5K course. The girls were led by Claire Gerdmann, who ran a time of 24:03 to come in 52nd overall.

 

 

BOYS

71

DS

Dylan Seiler

Algoma

20:52.45

Yr: 11

 

87

BB

Brayden Brumm

Algoma

21:54.96

PR • Yr: 11

 

GIRLS

52

CG

Claire Gerdmann

Algoma

24:03.33

Yr: 11 • +43pts

 

76

BV

Berkley VanLanen

Algoma

25:40.29

Yr: 10 • +61pts

 

89

RS

Reagan Schneider

Algoma

27:03.70

Yr: 9 • +73pts

 

90

BR

Bree Robertson

Algoma

27:39.14

Yr: 12 • +74pts

 

95

Estella Marrero

Algoma

28:39.50

Yr: 11 • +78pts

 

99

SR

Sophia Ramirez

Algoma

28:53.92

PR • Yr: 12 • +80pts

 

104

MS

Madison Schneider

Algoma

30:49.01

SR • Yr: 12 • +83pts

The Algoma Wolves football team is to host their annual Parents' Night this Friday. This event will see players and their parents take to the field together during halftime. The Wolves will be facing off against the Sevastopol Pioneers. Algoma’s last outing saw a 24-12 defeat to N.E.W. Lutheran. The Pioneers are fresh off an early-ending 38-0 victory against Gibraltar.
Kick-off at 7:00 PM
 

The Algoma Wolves volleyball team is gearing up to compete in a quad tournament on Thursday. This event will be hosted by Sheboygan Christian High School. In addition to the Wolves and the host school, Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah and Heritage Christian are also to participate. Algoma's last outing saw them on Saturday, where they competed in a tournament and ultimately fell to Central Wisconsin Christian with a 2-1 loss.
First Serve at 5:00 PM
 

The Algoma volleyball team won in a tough five-set battle at Gibraltar on Thursday, winning the sets 25-22, 27-25, 13-25, 21-25, 15-13

 

Leading the way for the Wolves were Lauren Loucks (9 Kills, 2 Blocks), Natalie  Ray (7 Kills, 3 Aces), Jadyn Nellis (8 Kills, 29 Digs), Eva Liu (44 Receptions, 19 Digs), Ella Severinsen (5 Aces, 11 Assists), and Kenzie Lischka (18 Assists, 3 Aces).

The Algoma Wolves football team is gearing up for a rematch against Oneida Nation this Friday. Their last encounter with Oneida Nation saw a hard-fought game by the Wolves, who secured a 34-8 victory over United at home. In their most recent game, the Wolves delivered an impressive performance, defeating Oakfield 34-22. The Wolves are determined to carry this momentum into Friday's game against Oneida Nation. 
 
Kick-off at 7:00 PM
 

After taking a 2-0 set lead, the Algoma volleyball team saw Kewaunee storm past them in the end, losing 3-2 (25-14, 25-20, 11-25, 18-25, 11-15).

 

Leading the way for the Wolves were Therese Gerdmann (10 Total Blocks, 4 Kills), Jadyn Nellis (5 Kills, 29 Digs, 30 Receptions), Natalie Ray (5 Kills, 5 Aces), Ella Severensin (9 Assists, 2 Kills, 1 Ace), Mackenzie Lischka (9 Assists, 5 Aces), and Eva Liu (21 Digs, 41 Receptions). 

 

The Algoma Wolves’ soccer team is set to travel to Kewaunee on Thursday. The Wolves secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Gibraltar/Sevastopol in their most recent match. The Wolves will be looking to carry that momentum into their upcoming away game against the Storm. Meanwhile, the Storm were on the wrong end of an 8-0 decision against Sturgeon Bay, days after falling to fellow county rival Luxemburg-Casco 6-0. The kick-off is planned for 4:30 p.m.

 

 

On Tuesday, the Algoma cross country team welcomed nearly 10 teams to hilly Peterson Park for its annual invitational.

 

The Wolves boasted three top-ten performances across the two varsity races, with Claire Gerdman taking 7th and Berkley VanLanen capturing 10th in the girls' race and Dylan Seiler finishing in fifth place in the boys' race.

 

7

CG

Claire Gerdman

Algoma

24:39.03

Yr: 11

 

10

BV

Berkley VanLanen

Algoma

25:26.66

Yr: 10

 

15

RS

Reagan Schneider

Algoma

25:57.25

PR • Yr: 9

 

33

SR

Sophia Ramirez

Algoma

29:01.43

PR • Yr: 12

 

 

 

BOYS

5

DS

Dylan Seiler

Algoma

20:09.53

SR • Yr: 11

 

21

BB

Brayden Brumm

Algoma

24:23.97

PR • Yr: 11

The Algoma cross country team is hosting an invitational event on Tuesday. 

 

Runners from Sturgeon Bay, Sevastopol, Oconto, Oneida Nation, Crivitz, Denmark, Lena, Chesterton Academy of St. John II Classical, NEWCHAA (Northeast Wisconsin Christian Homeschoolers Athletic Association), Wausaukee, and Wolf River Lutheran will compete in Tuesday's race at Peterson Park.

 

The start is scheduled for 4:30 PM.

 

There is no longer a hole in Algoma's football schedule after announcing a new matchup over the weekend.

 

The Wolves will now play Oakfield on Friday, though specifics still need to be ironed out.

 

 

The Wolves are 2-1 after beating Gibraltar 36-6 last Friday. They had their game against Prairie Farm cancelled. The Oaks have a similar story to tell after they won their third straight game to start the year against Wayland Academy 58-14. Their game against Kickapoo/La Farge was also cancelled.

The Algoma Wolves scored on five consecutive drives to bounce back from a shutout loss to beat the Gibraltar Vikings at home 36-6 on Friday night.

 

Following an interception by the Wolves' Cayden Neuzil, the two teams traded punts in the first quarter before Algoma finally cracked Gibraltar's defense. Joey Cabino scored the first two Algoma touchdowns, the first from inside the five-yard line and the second from a goal-to-go situation from the 20-yard line on a pass from Lane Cochart. 

 

 

 

 

 

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The Wolves would add to their lead in the final minute of the fourth quarter when Parker Lischka found a space on the edge to score from inside the five-yard line, making it 22-0 at the break.

 

 

Following halftime, the Wolves' offense did not cool off, starting with a 40-yard touchdown run by Lischka. A 15-yard pass from Cochart to Aiden Moen pushed the game into a running clock for the Wolves after the wide receiver found himself alone in the endzone. The Vikings were able to salvage some points at the end of the game when Giovanni Mercier pushed his into the endzone for the team's lone score.

 

 

 

 

 

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The Wolves' future is uncertain after its game against Prairie Farm was canceled. Head coach Wade Vandervest said on the postgame show that he was looking for an opponent to fill the gap, but it could be an off week.

 

 

The Vikings will return home after a two-game road trip to face Oneida Nation/NEW Lutheran for the final time as a joint team before the two schools split for the 2026 season. Tim Kowols will have the call on 105.1 The GOAT beginning at 6:45 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the kickoff at 7 p.m.

 

N.E.W. Lutheran had its home opener against Algoma for Girls’ Varsity Volleyball. N.E.W. with a strong performance, winning 3-0. Algoma gave it their all, showing a hard fight in the third set. N.E.W. Lutheran ended the game with 31 total kills, led by Sophomore Sadi Czaja with 7 of them alone. Also, Sophomore Kiley Dhein, Sophomore Paige Loock, and Junior Kiera Adams-Mcintosh each had six kills.

A lopsided 6-1 loss for the Algoma Wolves (0-1-1) came Tuesday evening to the Freedom Irish (2-1) following the first day of classes for many area schools after the Labor Day holiday. 

For the Irish, junior Cal Calhoon led the way with a hat-trick, putting away three goals himself, as well as one a piece for seniors Andres Chavez, Sawyer Rueckl, and freshman Tristan Brennenstuhl. 

It's a tough way to open the school year for Algoma, but they look to bounce back in their first conference match at Peshtigo (1-1) Thursday with a 4:30 pm start.