Gibraltar and Sevastopol will renew their cross-county rivalry in a make-up girls' basketball match-up from earlier this month in Fish Creek at 7:30 p.m.

The Vikings continue to look for their first win of the season after falling to NEW Lutheran 54-31. Andie Schar led the Vikings with 12 points and Betsy Lecy added six points in the loss. Despite the result, it was a great bounceback performance for the young team after its loss to Kewaunee earlier in the week. 

The Pioneers are locked in their hardest part of the season as they have lost three of their last five games including four straight games of scoring less than 40 points despite averaging 48 points a game this season. Thanks to 19 points from Bailey Rikkola and 15 points from Libby Ash, they broke out of their offensive funk Friday night when they beat Southern Door 58-32 in Brussels. 

Tip is set for 7:30 p.m.

The Gibraltar boys’ basketball team hosted Kewaunee in a Saturday conference matchup. 

The Vikings got out to a hot start taking a 5 point lead halfway through the first half. From there the Storm would turn the tides as they would use a full-court press to generate turnovers from the Vikings and convert defense into offense to take a double-digit lead into the halftime break. In the second half, Kewaunee was still firing on all cylinders offensively, shooting well from beyond the arc, and was using their physicality to make Gibraltar commit unforced turnovers and that would ultimately help them win the game by a final score of 62-41. 

Gibraltar has some time off before they take on Algoma on Thursday.

The Gibraltar girls' basketball team fell in an early 11-0 hole and could not claw its way back as it fell to NEW Lutheran Friday night 54-31.

The Vikings never got closer than nine points the rest of the way as the Blazers forced a number of turnovers in the Gibraltar defensive zone that paved the way for easy buckets underneath for the visitors. Vikings fans got a nice glimpse of the future when the girls got the lead under 15 points towards the end of the game thanks to a pair of three-point shots by Andie Schar and Betsy Lecy that highlighted in 8-0 run with just over four minutes remaining. The Blazers shut the door from their with timely free throw shooting from Leah Schmidt and more tough defense close to Gibraltar's basket.

Schmidt led the way for the Blazers with 24 points while Natalie Lange scored nine points and Ingrid Beaumont tallied eight. Schar led the Vikings with 12 points and Lecy added six points in the loss.

The Gibraltar girls basketball team hope a little home cooking will spark them to their first victory of the season when NEW Lutheran comes to town Friday night.

The Vikings have struggled mightily this season thus far, averaging less than 30 points per game. Skewing that average was their matchup earlier this week against Kewaunee where the Storm won in convincing fashion 78-15. The Blazers are near the bottom of the Packerland as well with a 3-7 record. They lost to Algoma on Monday 48-37 despite 12 points from Leah Schmidt.

The Blazers were buoyed by a 16 point lead at halftime in their win over Gibraltar earlier this season by a final score of 54-39. The Vikings had three players reach double figures in the loss, led by Andie Schar's 12 points.

Tim Kowols and Reece Robillard will have the call on 105.1 The GOAT beginning at 7 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the opening tip at 7:30 p.m.

Click here to listen to our full interview with head coach Devin Thomas

There was no rust for the Gibraltar boys' basketball team has they toppled Two Rivers on the road Thursday night 67-50.

The Vikings outscored the Purple Raiders 38-24 in the first half before adding onto their margin of victory slightly in the second half. Sam Lindenberg led the Vikings offensively with 24 points on the night. Jake Schar added 13 points and Trevor Ash chipped in 12 points in the victory. Orian Gauger led the Purple Raiders with 18 points in the loss.

The Vikings will play again Saturday at home against Kewaunee. The tip is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. with NEW Radio Sports Network coverage on 105.1 The GOAT beginning 2 p.m.

The Gibraltar boys' basketball comes back from its COVID-induced hiatus Thursday night when it travels to Two Rivers.

The Vikings were narrowly defeated last Tuesday by Sturgeon Bay 60-57 before protocols forced the program to postpone their game against Algoma last Friday. Two Rivers is in the middle of a three-game losing streak after winning five straight. They have failed to score 40 points during that stretch, including its 66-24 loss to Brillion on Tuesday.

The game will begin at 7 p.m.

Gibraltar did reschedule its game against Kewaunee this Saturday. It will start several hours earlier at 2:30 p.m. The game will be carried live on 105.1 The GOAT and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com.

An ominous streak continued Monday night at Kewaunee as the Gibraltar girls' team lost to the Storm 78-15.

The loss drops the Vikings to 0-8 in the Packerland Conference and 0-15 overall. Their next game is Friday at home against NEW Lutheran. That game will be featured on 105.1 The GOAT and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com beginning at 7:00 p.m. with the pregame followed by the opening tip at 7:30 p.m.

The Gibraltar Vikings girls' basketball will give the Kewaunee Storm their best shot when they make the trip south on Monday.

The Vikings remain winless on the season after falling 67-41 to Wabeno-Laona Friday night. The Vikings could only muster 13 points in the first half, find themselves in a 20-point hole to start the second half against the Rebels. Andie Schar helped spark the offense in the second half, scoring 12 of her 14 points after the break.

Kewaunee came out of the gates hot, outscoring Algoma 41-5 in the first half before taking the game 60-13. The Storm were led by Taylor Schelis who posted 17 points and Alyssa Wesely added 13. 

The game is scheduled to kick off at 7:30 p.m.

The Gibraltar Vikings girls' basketball team had a slow start that sunk them in their 67-41 loss to Wabeno-Laona Friday night.

The Vikings could only muster 13 points in the first half, find themselves in a 20-point hole to start the second half against the Rebels. Andie Schar helped spark the offense in the second half, scoring 12 of her 14 points after the break. Betsy Lecy also broke into double figures with 10 points. The Krawze girls combined for 26 points while every player scored at least one point.

The Gibraltar girls' basketball team looks to make the most of their long road trip west to face Wabeno-Laona.

The Vikings are still looking for their first victory of the season after losing their last match up to Algoma 48-27. Key to the slow start has been the offense, which is only averaging just over 31 points per game and no players scoring in the double figures. Wabeno/Laona is 8-3 on the season and won its last game 49-41 over Three Lakes. Ellie and Grace Krawze lead the team with approximately 10 points a piece per game.

Tip off is scheduled for 6 p.m.

The Gibraltar boys' basketball team will wait until next Thursday's game against Two Rivers before they hit the hardwood for a game again.

Coaches and athletic directors at Gibraltar and Algoma have decided to postpone this Friday's game due to COVID-19 safety protocols.

Similar circumstances kept the Gibraltar girls' basketball program from playing its matchup against Sevastopol earlier this month.

UPDATE: The game will now be played on February 3rd per Shawn Duncan from Algoma School District.

The Gibraltar boys’ basketball team traveled to Sturgeon Bay to take on the Clippers in Packerland conference play on Tuesday night. 

The night got off to an emotional start with the recognition of Clippers coach Jim Benesh for being selected to the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame. 

The Clippers came out of the gates hot and were able to turn defensive pressure into offense to make the game tied heading into the halftime break. The second half started off with a bang for the Clippers with Isaak Aune hitting a mid range jumper and two 3 point attempts to post 8 points in a matter of minutes in the second half. From there the Clippers would match any momentum that the Vikings had by beating the Vikings press, answering Gibraltar baskets with baskets of their own, and making their free throws in the closing seconds to take home a 60-57 win over the Vikings. 

Gibraltar had three players in double figures led by Jake Schar with 16, followed by Sam Lindenberg with 15 and Trevor Ash with 10 off the bench. 

Sturgeon Bay was led by Isaak Aune who had 19 and Preston Newton who added 13. 

The Vikings will next be in action on Friday as they host Algoma in another Packerland Conference matchup.

The Gibraltar Vikings boys' basketball team will look to snag their second Packerland win Tuesday night when they play Sturgeon Bay Tuesday night.

The Vikings saw another conference win slip away on Friday, losing to Southern Door 60-53. Key to the Eagles' success was shutting down Sam Lindenberg, who had to resort to other ways to contribute after scoring only four points. Gibraltar head coach Justin Burress said on the post-game show they just have to limit their mistakes.

The Clippers enter the game with a 2-5 record in the Packerland Conference after beating Algoma 64-46 in its last matchup on Friday. Isaak Aune was able to exceed his season average with 18 points in the game while Gannon Evers chipping in 16 points. Preston Newton has been steady all season long for the Clippers as he is in the top two for points, rebounds, and assists.

Tanner DeGrave and Jacob Nate will have the call on 105.1 The GOAT beginning at 7:00 p.m. with the pregame followed by the opening tip at 7:30 p.m. The game is also available to stream on NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com.

The Gibraltar girls' basketball team could not get the offense going early enough in its 48-27 loss to Algoma Saturday.

The Wolves outscored the Vikings 26-11 in the first half thanks to Ryley Zimmerman scoring six of her ten points in the opening frame. 

Andie Schar led the Vikings with 14 points with two others pitching four points apiece. Sierra Slaby led all scorers with 15 points for the Wolves. 

The pursuit for Gibraltar's first win in girls' basketball takes them to Algoma on Saturday.

The Vikings' had been improving ahead of its 51-31 loss to Peshtigo earlier this week. Of its three games where they have scored more than 40 points, two of those have occurred in the last week. Andie Schar continues to see her scoring average rise, pushing close to nine points a contest.

The Wolves lost to Luxemburg-Casco 46-38 in its last game on January 11th, but still has won its last two Packerland Conference games heading into the matchup. Ryley Zimmerman leads the Wolves in scoring at almost 10 points a game while Emily Kirchman is averaging about seven points and seven rebounds a game.

The game is scheduled for a 7:30 p.m. tip in Algoma.

A late run by Southern Door doomed the Gibraltar boys' basketball from earning a second straight Packerland victory in its 60-53 loss Friday night in Fish Creek.

The Eagles jumped ahead early, scoring the game's first eight points and stretching the lead out to 10 points for much of the half despite the Vikings battling back to make it a two-possession game several times. Jake Schar knocked down a pair of threes to help the Vikings close the gap to just a two-point deficit at half. The Vikings changed up their defense in the second half and their offense took advantage, scoring the first six points of the second half and they would lead by as many as seven points in the second half. A corner three by Jack Peterson swung the momentum back in favor of the Eagles as Nic Pierre would hit a pair of threes that would put the Eagles ahead for good.

The Eagles used a short bench against the Vikings led by Pierre's 19 points and 14 from Drew Daoust. Logan Jeanquart chipped in 10 points of his own in the victory. The Vikings' Jake Schar and Will Friedenfels each got 12 points in the loss. The conference's leading scorer, Gibraltar's Sam Lindenberg, was held to just four points as he had to facilitate the offense in other ways thanks to the Eagles' smothering defense.

Gibraltar will play at Sturgeon Bay on 105.1 The GOAT for a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday tip.

The Gibraltar girls' basketball team could not keep up with the Peshtigo Bulldogs in their 51-31 defeat Thursday night on the road.

The Vikings kept it close in the early going with the Bulldogs only leading 13-9 a little over halfway through the first half. The Bulldogs would take control from there, outscoring the Vikings 16-4 the rest of the frame to take a comfortable lead into the half. The Vikings would trail by as much as 23 points in the second half before paring it down to the 20 point deficit at the game's end. 

The team is back at it on Saturday when they travel to Algoma for a 7:30 p.m. tip.

The Gibraltar boys basketball team will jump back into Packerland Conference play Friday night when Southern Door visits Fish Creek.

The Vikings left the state after securing the 92-44 victory last Saturday on the road against Sevastopol. The double-overtime contest saw Jake Schar score 18 points and Sam Lindenberg add 15 points, but Menominee forced 13 turnovers off of steals alone to sneak past the Vikings 58-54. 

The Eagles come into the contest almost a week removed from their 59-46 victory over Algoma on Saturday. Drew Daoust leads the Eagles with almost 18 points a game while Jared Hawkey is nearly averaging a double-double a game with 10 points and eight rebounds a contest.

Tim Kowols and Jacob Nate will have the call on 105.1 The GOAT and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com beginning at 7 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the opening tip at 7:30 p.m.

The Gibraltar girls' basketball team will take their quest for their first win of the season to Peshtigo Thursday.

Andie Schar scored 16 points and Betsy Lecy added 11, but the Vikings could not hold onto their five-point halftime lead as they lost to Sturgeon Bay 51-47 earlier this week. The Bulldogs have won five of their last eight games, but lost their last matchup to Oconto 54-41. The Vikings will have to figure out how to stop Sydney Lund, who scored 22 points in the Bulldogs' loss to the Blue Devils.

Tip is set for 7:30 p.m.

The Gibraltar Vikings boys' basketball team will visit the upper peninsula Tuesday night when they travel to face Menominee.

In its 92-44 victory over Sevastopol Saturday night on 105.1 The GOAT, the Viking offense would not slow down from there, they would end up posting 66 points in the first half including a dunk from senior guard Sam Lindenberg who scored a game-high 31 points and took a 43 point lead into the halftime break. Menominee beat Escanaba 77-44 in its last game.

Tip is set for 6:30 p.m. 

Two Packerland Conference teams can shed a light on their season when Gibraltar and Sturgeon Bay meet in Fish Creek Tuesday.

Both the Vikings and the Clippers come into Tuesday's game winless on the season. The Vikings lost their last game 75-40 to Cedar Grove-Belgium as they continue to come back from their health protocols-induced break. The Clippers outscored Algoma 22-20 in the second half last week, but the damage was already done in its 54-32 loss. Neither team has a player averaging double digits in scoring with the Clippers' Autumn Rass (6 ppg) and Colleen Carlisle (7.5 ppg) leading the way.

Tip is set for 7:30 p.m.

The Gibraltar boys’ basketball team traveled to Sevastopol to take on the Pioneers in a Packerland Conference matchup on Saturday January 8th. 

The Vikings got out to a hot start scoring the first 6 points of the game off of defensive steals. The Viking offense would not slow down from there, they would end up posting 66 points in the first half including a dunk from senior guard Sam Lindenberg who scored a game high 31 points and took a 43 point lead into the halftime break. 

Sevastopol was without leading scorer and rebounder Jack De Young but managed to put up 23 points in the first half. The Pioneers would tighten up the defense coming out of the halftime break and hold Gibraltar to only 26 second half points, but the gap was too big for the Pioneers to close and the Vikings ended up winning 92-44

Gibraltar will next be in action on Tuesday January 11th as they will travel to take on Menominee Michigan.

The Gibraltar Viking girls’ basketball team will host Cedar Grove-Belgium on Saturday January 8th in a non conference game.

Gibraltar comes into this game looking to win their first game on the season. The Vikings most recent loss came on Friday night against conference opponent the Southern Door Eagles. The Vikings are being led this season by Colleen Carlisle and Andie Schar who are both averaging 7 points per game. 

Tip is set for 2:30 p.m. from Gibraltar High School.

The Gibraltar boys’ basketball team will travel to Sevastopol to take on the Pioneers in Packerland Conference play on 105.1 The GOAT. 

The Vikings come into this game losing a close one to Peshtigo on Tuesday. Gibraltar will be looking to get their first conference win on Saturday against the Pioneers. The Vikings are led by senior Sam Lindenberg who is averaging 23 points per game. 

As for Sevastopol, they are looking to turn the momentum in their favor after losing six consecutive games. The Pioneers are led offensively by Jack De Young who is averaging 17 points per contest. 

Tip is set for 7:30 p.m. with pregame at 7:00 p.m. on 105.1 The GOAT and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com with Tanner DeGrave and Reece Robillard on the call.

The Gibraltar boys’ basketball team will travel to Pembine to take on the Goodman-Pembine Falcons in non conference play on Thursday. 

The Vikings are coming off of a hard fought loss against Packerland Conference opponent Peshtigo who is undefeated in conference play so far this season, and are looking to get their momentum back with a win over the Falcons. Gibraltar is being led by senior Sam Lindenberg who had 16 against Peshtigo on Tuesday, and is averaging 22 points per game this season. Jake Schar is the next leading scorer for the Vikings averaging 8 points per game. 

Tip is set for 7:15 PM from Pembine High School. 

The Gibraltar boys' basketball team saw another first-half lead slip away as they fell to the Peshtigo Bulldogs 73-64 in Fish Creek.

The Vikings' offense dictated the pace early on in the game, building up an eight-point lead heading into the break. Helping give the Vikings that cushion was Jake Schar hitting two straight three-pointers and Sam Lindenberg scoring 14 of his team-high 20 points.

After the Vikings were able to withstand an initial surge to build a 10-point lead, the Bulldogs swung the pendulum hard in their favor. Muaz Salem, Landon Lemke, and Jacob Berth hit some big shots while sinking the Vikings into a three-minute-plus scoring drought to take the lead and extend it to as much as 11 late in the second half. The Vikings were able to get it to within five points, but the Bulldogs hit their free throws and forced some key turnovers at the end of the game to hold off the rally.

The Vikings will head to Goodman-Pembine on Thursday for a 7:15 tip before visiting Sevastopol on Saturday. 105.1 The GOAT will provide the broadcast of that game beginning at 7 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the tip at 7:30 p.m.

The Gibraltar boys' basketball return from winter break Tuesday night when they host the Peshtigo Bulldogs in Fish Creek.

The Vikings went into the break on a high note, scoring 52 points in the second half to cruise past Kohler 82-74. Sam Lindenberg scored 33 points in the contest and leads the team in scoring with 23.6 points per game. Conference wins have been elusive for the Vikings this season, but they've been close. In their 0-3 start in the Packerland, they have lost those games by 13 points despite facing teams with a 10-1 mark conference mark. 

They will face another undefeated conference team in Peshtigo, who are 4-0 in Packerland play. They suffered their first loss of the season last Tuesday when they lost to Northland Pines 53-49. The Bulldogs are led by Landon Lemke and Kaine Fort, who are both averaging double-figure point totals this season.

The game will be broadcast on 105.1 The GOAT beginning at 7 p.m. with the pregame show and the tip at 7:30 p.m. with Tim Kowols on the call. Game audio will also be streamed at NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com.