The Gibraltar/Sevastopol varsity soccer team saw its postseason come to a close Saturday with a 2-0 loss to Kiel in double overtime of WIAA playoff action.

The Vikings battled hard through regulation, keeping the game scoreless behind a strong defensive effort. After a quiet first overtime, Kiel capitalized in the second extra period, scoring twice to take the win and advance.

Gibraltar/Sevastopol finishes the season after a competitive playoff push, showing toughness and teamwork throughout the year.

The Gibraltar/Sevastopol United soccer team will play Roncalli this Thursday in a WIAA Regional playoff game at Gibraltar.

United is coming off a 6-0 victory against Kewaunee, while the Jets secured a 3-1 win over Denmark in their last game.

The kick-off is at 7:00 pm.

The Gibraltar/Sevastopol soccer team ended its regular season on a high note with a 6-0 win over Kewaunee on the road.

The United tallied five goals in the first half to cruise for the final 40 minutes. They will now wait until Thursday to face Roncalli in Fish Creek for their WIAA Tournament opener.

The Storm will have a tall task when they begin their road to Milwaukee on Thursday wnen they face Xavier in the WIAA Tournament.

The Gibraltar volleyball team struggled in its senior night match against NEW Lutheran, losing in three sets 25-11, 25-5, 25-16.

Kiera Adams-mcintosh led the Blazers with eight kills while Kiley Dhein delivered on 10 aces. Dhein and Olivia Kirchner frustrated the Vikings attack with seven digs apiece. 

The Gibraltar/Sevastopol soccer team made the most of its trip to Green Bay on Thursday, knocking off NEW Lutheran 3-0.

The United scored a goal in the first and tallied two more in the second half to earn the victory. 

The United will rest up during the weekend before their conference finale against Kewaunee on October 20th before its match against Roncalli on October 23rd.

The Gibraltar volleyball team is playing at home this Thursday against Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran. In the Vikings' last game, they lost to Oconto 3-0. The Blazers are coming off a victory over Kewaunee, winning 3-1.

The first serve is at 7:00 pm.

The Gibraltar/Sevastopol United soccer team is playing away this Thursday against Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran. In United's last game, they beat Kewaunee 10-1. While the Blazers are coming off a 10-2 loss to Peshtigo. 

The kick-off is at 4:00 pm.

Oconto 

Gibraltar put up a strong fight against Packerland Conference leader Oconto on Tuesday night, but the Blue Devils pulled away late in each set to earn a three-set sweep.

After falling behind early in the opening set, Gibraltar rallied from an 11-2 deficit to close the gap within three at 15-12 before Oconto finished off the set 25-16.

The Vikings carried that momentum into set two, jumping out to a quick 5-0 lead before the Blue Devils answered back to tie things at 9-9 and eventually take the set 25-17.

In the final frame, Gibraltar continued to pressure Oconto, staying within striking distance until the final points before dropping a close 25-22 decision.

Oconto senior setter Jaelin Kumhala recorded her 1,000th career assist in the match.

The Blue Devils remain atop the conference at 24-7 overall and 7-0 in the Packerland, while Gibraltar falls to 5-22 overall and 0-7. The Vikings will close out the regular season Thursday at home against N.E.W. Lutheran at 7 p.m.

With their tournament fates sealed, Gibraltar/Sevastopol will host its senior night festivities on Monday against conference rival Kewaunee.

The United are unbeaten during the month of October, going 3-0-1 in their last four matches. Their three wins have all been by 3-1 scores against Clintonville, Peshtigo, and Algoma.

The Storm are trying to break a six-match losing streak, which includes four games where they gave up at least eight goals. Their last win came against NEW Lutheran on September 25th.

The match begins at 6:30 p.m.

The WIAA announced over the weekend that United will open their tournament seed as the fifth-seed with a home date on October 23rd. The Storm will play that same day against third-seeded Xavier.

A late 31-yard touchdown pass from Giovanni Mercier to Jake Larson proved to be the lone points of the game for Gibraltar and the final ones of the season as they lost to Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas 43-6 on Friday night.

The Titans jumped on the Vikings early with a long run from Max Peterson, setting up the first Jake Farley touchdown and a blocked punt setting up the second. Peterson would find the endzone in the second quarter to make it 30-0 at the break. The Vikings, meanwhile, were able to make good progress against the tough Titans' defense only to have mistakes foil their drives. 

In the second half, Peterson pushed the game into a running clock with a 60-yard touchdown run before Farley added a 20+ yard touchdown run to make it 43-0. The Vikings' offense created some plays on the fly to end the season on a high note, with Mercier finding Larson all by himself for the final points of the game.

Neal led the way with 80 yards rushing on 18 rushes, while Mercier added another 67 on the ground. 

While the Titans will wait for Saturday's bracket announcement, the Vikings concluded their season with a 2-6 record, highlighted by wins against Florence and Gillett. The game also served as senior night for the program, which said goodbye to Mercier, Bairen Lhost, Owen Dannhausen, Will Anschutz, Neal, and Leo Castro. 

Gibraltar's tallest task of the season comes Friday night when they face second-ranked Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas under the lights of Fish Creek.

Without its top rushers in Sean Neal and Parker Gallant, the Vikings' offense struggled to complete drives in its 38-12 loss to Suring last Friday. The duo combined for more than 160 of the 244 yards gained by the Vikings after being used sparingly after halftime due to injuries. Neal accounted for both touchdowns in the loss.

Click here for pregame interview with head coach Mike Peck

The Titans have been a force on both sides of the ball, putting up more than 40 points in five of their seven games and posting five shutouts. Their 44-20 win over Sevastopol represents the only time they gave up more than scoring drive in a game. Max Peterson leads the team with 866 rushing yards and 18 touchdowns.

Tim Kowols will have the call on 105.1 The GOAT and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com beginning at 6:45 p.m. followed by the kickoff at 7 p.m.

Ahead of their conference championships next week, the Gibraltar cross country team headed to Brillion for an invitational on Thursday.

For the second meet in a row, Graham Devoe earned a spot in the Top 25 with a time of 18:22 to take 23rd place. Both Devoe and Mylo Sherman ran personal records in the race. Olive Wisniewski led the girls with a time of 24:50 while Abigail Demeuse broke 30 minutes to take 85th.

GIRLS

69

OW

Olive Wisniewski

Gibraltar

24:50.9

Yr: 10

85

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Abigail Demeuse

Gibraltar

29:24.8

Yr: 12

BOYS

23

GD

Graham Devoe

Gibraltar

18:22.9

PR • Yr: 11

90

MS

Mylo Sherman

Gibraltar

23:10.5

PR • Yr: 9

The United soccer team is gearing up for this Thursday as they are set to face Clintonville. United is coming off a recent 3-1 victory over Peshtigo. In the Truckers' last game, they beat Waupaca 4-2.

The kick-off is at 4:00 pm.

The Gibraltar volleyball team is gearing up for Thursday as they will host Peshtigo. The Vikings are coming off a 3-0 loss to Sevastopol. The Bulldogs' last outing saw a 3-1 victory over Kewaunee.

The first serve is at 7:00 pm.

The Gibraltar cross country team is preparing for a meet this Thursday at the Deer Run Golf Course in Brillion.

Other schools participating in the race include Brillion, St. Mary Catholic, Roncalli, Mishicot, Hilbert, Chilton, Valders, Hortonville, Howards Grove, Kaukauna, Manitowoc, Oostburg, Providence Academy, and Winneconne.

The team looks to build on their last meet, the Pioneer Invite, where Graham Devoe led with 18:51.58. Mylo Sherman finished in 24:01.17, while Olive Winsniewski set a new personal record of 23:18.73. Abigail Daneuse finished in 29:21.36.

The race begins at 4:00 pm.

After a promising first quarter, Gibraltar lost its offensive momentum as injuries piled up en route to a 38-12 loss on the road to Suring on Friday night.

The Vikings struck first after recovering an onside kick to start the game, thanks to Sean Neal finding a seam and galloping in from 20+ yards out to make it 6-0. The Eagles responded on the very next drive when Grant Thomson scored the first of his two touchdowns and punched in the two-point conversion. The Vikings responded a few plays later when Neal turned the corner and found daylight from nearly 60 yards to help the Vikings retake the lead. They would never have the lead again as Taylor Booth-Stoffregen and Kroix Kempka scored 85-yard and 29-yard rushing touchdowns, respectively, to put the Eagles up 24-12.

The Vikings' sideline became a MASH unit in the second half as Neal and Parker Gallant made several visits to the trainer before eventually being ruled out for the majority of the third and fourth quarters. While the offense struggled to find its footing, the defense also had to adjust with other players missing on that side of the ball. The Eagles never skipped a beat, thanks to Thomson and Kempka each finding the endzone for a second time to put the game away.

The Vikings will play their final home game of the season next Friday night when they welcome state-ranked Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas to Fish Creek for Senior Night. Tim Kowols will have the call on 105.1 The GOAT and online at 1051TheGOAT.com and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com. 

In other Eight-Player Football, Algoma forced an early exit from its game against Gillett, winning the game 74-12 with just under nine minutes remaining in the fourth quarter.

The Gibraltar cross country team were small in numbers but mighty on the Cherry Hills Golf Course as they competed in the Pioneer Cross Country Invitational on Thursday.

Graham Devoe led the duo of boys with a time of 18:51 to post a Top 10 finish. Olive Wisniewski ran a personal-best 23:18 to come in 18th place overall to lead the girls.

GIRLS

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Olive Wisniewski

Gibraltar

23:18.73

PR • Yr: 10

44

AD

Abigail Demeuse

Gibraltar

29:21.36

Yr: 12

BOYS

9

GD

Graham Devoe

Gibraltar

18:51.58

Yr: 11

26

MS

Mylo Sherman

Gibraltar

24:01.17

Yr: 9

A little home cooking was all the Gibraltar/Sevastopol soccer team needed to solve the Algoma defense, as they took the teams' second matchup 3-1.

The United squad took a 2-1 lead into the break before adding an insurance goal in the second half. 

The United travel to Appleton West for its next match on October 4th, while the Wolves return to the pitch on Monday to face Kewaunee.

Thanks to an expanded eight-player football playoff field for 2025, Gibraltar can bring its playoff aspirations on the road with it Friday night when it visits Suring.

The Vikings won their homecoming matchup against Gillett 52-14. Thanks in large part to Sean Neal (214 yards) and Parker Gallant (144 yards), the Vikings outrushed the Tigers 429-242 despite running 10 fewer plays on offense. Giovanni Mercier, Finn Bremer, Owen Dannhausen, and Neal all had 10-plus total tackles to help the Vikings secure their first homecoming victory since 2022.

Click here for our pregame interview with head coach Mike Peck

The Eagles enter the matchup 4-2 on the year, coming off a 36-6 loss to #2 Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas. Kroix Kempka's strong season continued in the game, racking up 55 yards on three catches and 89 yards and a score on the ground in the loss. It was one of two times this season that Suring failed to score at least 50 points in a contest.

Tim Kowols will have the call on 105.1 The GOAT beginning at 6:45 p.m. followed by the kickoff at 7 p.m. The game will also be streamed live at 1051TheGOAT.com and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com.

The Gibraltar volleyball team is preparing for this Thursday when they will host Southern Door.

In the Vikings' last match, they fell short to the Clippers 3-1.

The Eagles are coming off a 3-2 win over Kewaunee.

The first serve is at 7:00 pm.

The United Soccer team is preparing for this Thursday, as they are set to face Algoma at Gibraltar High School.

In United’s last game, they lost 3-0 to Sturgeon Bay. Trailing 2-0 at the break, the United started the second half strong, but the Clippers' backline held strong for the next 40 minutes, not conceding any goals.

In the Wolves' last game, they won 4-2 against Clintonville.

The last time these two teams faced each other, the Wolves came out on top, winning 1-0 in Algoma.

The kick-off is at 6:30 pm.