The Algoma Wolves saw their 2026 volleyball season come to an end Saturday, Oct. 24, falling 3-1 to Sheboygan Lutheran in a WIAA Division 4 regional championship match.

Algoma battled throughout the contest, taking the opening set 25-23 before Sheboygan Lutheran responded with three consecutive set victories, 25-23, 25-22 and 27-25.

The Wolves remained competitive in every set, with all four decided by three points or fewer. Algoma pushed the fourth set beyond the regulation 25-point mark before Sheboygan Lutheran secured the regional championship.

The loss ended Algoma's season with a 10-25 overall record, one victory shy of advancing to the sectional round.

The Algoma Wolves volleyball team will travel to Sheboygan Area Lutheran High School on Saturday, Oct. 24, for a 4 p.m. postseason matchup against the Crusaders.

The Wolves are coming off a 3-0 upset of top-seeded Sevastopol on Thursday, winning 25-22, 25-20 and 27-25.

Lauren Loucks led Algoma with 11 kills, two blocks and five digs. Natalie Ray added nine kills, nine digs and 21 receptions, while Sadie Rikkola finished with 11 kills, one block, 16 digs and 23 receptions.

Bristol Schmidt contributed nine kills and two digs. Aleasha Granius recorded 21 assists, three aces and three digs, while Mackenzie Lischka added 21 assists and three digs. Eva Liu finished with 28 digs and 18 receptions.

The victory improved Algoma's record to 10-24 heading into Saturday's matchup against a Sheboygan Area Lutheran team that enters with a 22-9 record.

The match is scheduled for 4 p.m. Saturday at Sheboygan Area Lutheran High School.

The Algoma Wolves not only knocked off a #1 seed, but did so with a sweep against a conference rival as they beat Sevastopol 3-0 (25-22, 25-20, 27-25) on Thursday night.

The Wolves were led by Lauren Loucks (11 Kills, 2 Blocks, 5 Digs), Natalie Ray (9 Kills, 9 Digs, 21 Receptions), Sadie Rikkola (11 Kills, 1 Block, 16 Digs, 23 Receptions), Bristol Schmidt (9 Kills, 2 Digs), Aleasha Granius (21 Assists, 3 Aces, 3 Digs), Mackenzie Lischka (21 Assists, 3 Digs), and Eva Liu (28 Digs, 18 Receptions). 

The Wolves will remain road warriors on Saturday when they head south to face Sheboygan Lutheran at 7 p.m.

The Algoma Wolves soccer team will welcome the St. Mary Catholic Zephyrs in a playoff matchup Thursday.

The Wolves are coming off a 3-0 loss to Sturgeon Bay, dropping their record to 7-6-2 on the season. Algoma will face a St. Mary Catholic team that enters the matchup with a 5-7-3 record.

The Wolves will look to open the postseason with a victory and advance to the next round of the playoffs.

The game is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 22, at 4 p.m. at Algoma.

The Algoma Wolves volleyball team will open its postseason at home against the Omro Foxes on Tuesday.

The Wolves are coming off a tournament last weekend in which they defeated the Kewaunee Storm 2-1 (25-17, 20-25, 15-13) before falling to the Peshtigo Bulldogs 2-1 (26-24, 18-25, 10-15).

Algoma enters the matchup with an 8-24 record and will face an Omro team that is 11-22 on the season.

The match is scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 20, at Algoma High School.

The Algoma boys soccer team will travel to Wrightstown on Thursday, Oct. 15, looking to rebound from a loss earlier in the week.

The Wolves are 2-1-1 in their last four matches, including a 3-0 loss to Sturgeon Bay on Monday. Algoma also picked up wins against Kewaunee and NEW Lutheran while battling Providence Academy to a tie.

The Wolves will face a Wrightstown team that enters the matchup with a 3-11 record following a 7-2 victory over Peshtigo.

Kickoff is scheduled for 4 p.m.

Algoma struggled to find an answer against Peshtigo on Tuesday night, falling in straight sets in Packerland Conference volleyball action at home.

The Bulldogs completed the 3-0 sweep, handing the Wolves another conference loss as Algoma continues to search for its first league victory.

The loss drops Algoma to 7-20 overall and 0-7 in Packerland Conference play.

The Wolves will look to begin closing out their conference schedule on a positive note Thursday, Oct. 15, when they travel to Oconto. 

The Algoma Wolves Volleyball will welcome the Peshtigo Bulldogs on Tuesday at 7:00 p.m.

The Wolves were swept 3-0 last Friday by Denmark, with scores of 25-13, 25-15, 25-14

The Wolves are now 7-19 heading into this matchup versus the Bulldogs, which are  14-16 entering the final full week of the regular season.

The Algoma soccer team will take its crack at the Packerland Conference co-leaders on Monday when they welcome Sturgeon Bay.

The Wolves have gone 2-0-1 in their last three matches, which include a 1-1 tie against Packerland Conference co-leader Providence Academy. The Wolves also posted clean-sheet wins against Kewaunee and NEW Lutheran after dropping a pair of matches to Gibraltar/Sevastopol and Marinette.

The Clippers are coming off a 1-0 Saturday matinee victory over Green Bay Preble. Finn Stevenson scored the only goal in the game off a corner. Head coach Jesus Mejia called it an amazing game with both teams going back and forth, creating chances. "We fought incredibly hard and made it difficult for Preble to break us down," Mejia said after the match. "The boys had some incredible ball movement and defended really well."

Kickoff is set for 4 p.m. in Algoma.

The Algoma Wolves earned a 30–14 road victory over Oneida Nation on Thursday, ending their season on a happy note.

Both of the touchdowns allowed by the Wolves came on special teams as Delano Malone took two different kicks 75 yards for touchdowns in the first and fourth quarters. The Wolves' offense controlled the rest of the game, with Parker Stewart and Jack Schwader each scoring touchdowns in the first quarter, and Jack Meverden adding one in the second quarter to give the team a two-score lead. Schwader scored the final touchdown of the season in the fourth quarter on a five-yard run.

Schwader rushed for 158 yards on 21 carries while Meverden tallied 107 on 11 carries. The Wolves tallied nearly 400 yards of offense on the ground.

The win improved Algoma’s record to 6–2, while Oneida Nation dropped to 1–7 with its seventh consecutive loss.

The Algoma volleyball will take a break from conference play for the night on Friday when they welcome Denmark.

The Wolves were swept by Southern Door on Tuesday, 25-22, 25-23, 25-19. The Wolves were led by Eva Liu (3 Aces, 28 Receptions, 18 Digs), Natalie Ray (3 Kills, 8 Digs, 16 Receptions), Sadie Rikkola (3 Kills, 12 Receptions, 9 Digs), Lauren Loucks (9 Kills, 3 Blocks, 1 Ace), and Aleasha Granius (11 Assists, 4 Aces, 3 Digs).

The Vikings are 9-7 overall and 4-4 in the NEC. They have alternated wins and losses since September 8th when they topped Freedom 3-2. More recently, the Vikings swept Clintonville in three sets.

First serve is set for 7 p.m.

The Algoma soccer team makes the trip to Howard on Thursday to face Providence Academy in Packerland Conference action.

The Wolves are coming off a 3-0 win against NEW Lutheran to run their winning streak to two. The Paladins return home fresh off a 3-1 defeat to Sturgeon Bay on Tuesday, Kellan Landes is among the state's leaders in goals scored at 28, including on Tuesday against the Clippers.

Kickoff is set for 4 p.m.

Despite just two losses in the season, the Algoma football team will wrap up its 2026 season on Thursday night with a matchup against Oneida Nation.

One of their two losses came last week in a 28-12 loss to state-ranked Sevastopol. The Wolves' Ethan Melotte completed one pass for 46 yards and a score while rushing for 27 yards and a touchdown. Cooper Fay led the team in receiving with 82 yards on three catches, while Jack Meverden rushed for 50 yards on 10 carries to pace the Wolves.

The Thunderhawks have struggled in their return as a standalone team, dropping six consecutive games after accepting a forfeit by Menominee Nation to start the campaign. Last week, they nearly broke that streak with a 32-30 loss to Goodman-Pembine.

WIAA rules prevent Algoma from being eligible for the playoffs due to enrollment limits. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. at Oneida Nation.

The Algoma Wolves earned a 3-0 win in front of its home crowd on Monday as a resume builder ahead of this week's seeding meetings.

The Wolves' attack made life hard on the Blazers' defense. Blazers goalkeeper Greyson Neumann made nine saves in the Wolves victory.

The Algoma volleyball team looks for its first win in the Packerland Conference on Tuesday when it welcomes Southern Door.

The Wolves dropped their last match to Sturgeon Bay 3-1 (26-24, 24-26, 25-18, 25-18). They have split their last four matches after breaking a four-game skid.

The Eagles had a three-match winning streak snapped with a 3-1 loss to Gibraltar ( 24-26, 25-20, 25-15, 25-22).

The first serve is set for 7 p.m.

The Algoma soccer team opens the week with a Monday afternoon tilt with NEW Lutheran.

The Wolves are 2-2-1 over their last five matches, breaking a three-match winless streak with a 9-1 victory over Peshtigo.

The Blazers are 1-4 over their last five matches, falling to eighth-ranked Providence Academy 8-1 in their last outing.

Kickoff is set for 4:00 p.m.

A personal best for Ellie Reif provided the Algoma cross country team with one of its many highlights of Thursday's Pioneer Invite.

Reif ran a personal-best time of 22:02 on the hilly 5K course to finish in eighth place overall. Two of her other teammates finished in the Top 25. On the boys' side, Brayden Brumm carried the torch for the Wolves with a time of 22:43.

GIRLS

8

Ellie Reif

Algoma

22:02.3

PB • Yr: 12

16

CG

Claire Gerdmann

Algoma

23:45.3

Yr: 12

23

BV

Berkley VanLanen

Algoma

24:47.7

Yr: 11

32

RS

Reagan Schneider

Algoma

27:08.2

Yr: 10

BOYS

20

BB

Brayden Brumm

Algoma

22:43.9

Yr: 12

Two of the top teams on the lakeshore will battle Friday night when Algoma welcomes Sevastopol to Perry Field.

The Wolves throttled Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah in their last game 44-0 thanks to another strong performance by Ethan Melotte. The senior quarterback threw for 99 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for another score on 15 carries and 154 yards. Cooper Fay caught all four completions by Melotte while Jack Meverden score twice on 45 yards rushing. 

The Pioneers rolled past Oneida Nation 60-12 as multiple Pioneers found the end zone. Bo Tanck accounted for four touchdowns, scoring twice on the ground and adding two touchdown passes. Cash Kuehn hauled in one of those scoring passes, while Roman LeClair added two rushing touchdowns. Kolt Pfister also found the end zone on the ground, while Ray Johnson gave the Pioneers another spark with a kickoff return touchdown.

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.