Kewaunee athletes earned all-conference honors in cross country, football, soccer, and volleyball, including two individual football awards.

Boys Cross Country

Second team: Gage Vlies (senior).

Honorable mention: Blake Martin (sophomore), Jason Mason (junior) and Jayden Reckelberg (sophomore).

Girls Cross Country

First team: Natalie Miller (junior).

Second team: Alison Kuehl (sophomore), Olivia Kuehl (freshman) and Milli Paul (junior).

Football

Unanimous first team: Dane Harrell (junior), tight end/fullback and linebacker; and Blake Bortolini (senior), linebacker.

First team: Diesel Bosdeck (junior), quarterback, defensive back and punter; Mason Kovacs (junior), wide receiver; Blake Bortolini (senior), offensive lineman; Landon LaTour (junior), offensive and defensive lineman; and Ben Van Goethem (senior), offensive lineman.

Second team: Blake Temme (senior), running back; Peyton Schaller (senior), wide receiver; A.J. Spranger (sophomore), kicker; Mason Kovacs (junior), defensive back; Baylor Elliot (junior), linebacker; and Ben Van Goethem (senior) and Gregorio Medina (senior), defensive linemen.

Kewaunee also earned two individual conference awards. Landon LaTour was named Defensive Lineman of the Year, while Blake Bortolini received Defensive Player of the Year honors at linebacker.

Boys Soccer

Honorable mention: Stuart Annen (junior), forward; Alexander Myers (senior), midfielder; and Owen Manley (senior), defender.

Volleyball

Second team: Allison Obry (junior), middle/outside hitter.

Honorable mention: Krysten Derrig (sophomore), middle/right-side hitter; London Karnopp (senior), setter; and Ella Morton (senior), setter/libero/all-around.

Kewaunee claimed two of the conference's top defensive awards as the 2026 Packerland Football All-Conference Team was announced, with senior Blake Bortolini earning Defensive Player of the Year and junior Landon LaTour being named Defensive Lineman of the Year.

The Storm led the conference with 11 first-team selections across offense and defense. Junior Diesel Bosdeck earned three first-team honors at quarterback, defensive back, and punter.

Bonduel claimed both offensive awards, with senior running back Carter Moesch named Offensive Player of the Year and junior Jackson Krause earning Offensive Lineman of the Year.

Sturgeon Bay and Southern Door also earned all-conference recognition, highlighted by Sturgeon Bay junior Alex Boden's first-team selection at wide receiver.

Individual Awards

Offensive Player of the Year: Carter Moesch, Bonduel, senior running back

Defensive Player of the Year: Blake Bortolini, Kewaunee, senior linebacker

Offensive Lineman of the Year: Jackson Krause, Bonduel, junior

Defensive Lineman of the Year: Landon LaTour, Kewaunee, junior

First Team Offense

Quarterbacks: Diesel Bosdeck, Kewaunee, junior; Quinn Wesenberg, Bonduel, senior.

Running backs: Malachi Gray, Bonduel, senior; Carter Moesch, Bonduel, senior.

Tight end/fullback: Dane Harrell, Kewaunee, junior (unanimous).

Wide receivers: Alex Boden, Sturgeon Bay, junior; Mason Colvin, Oconto, junior; Mason Kovacs, Kewaunee, junior.

Offensive linemen: Blake Bortolini, Kewaunee, senior; Max Huntington, Bonduel, senior; Jackson Krause, Bonduel, junior; Ryley Kurtz, Bonduel, junior; Landon LaTour, Kewaunee, junior; Asher Reiswitz, Peshtigo, senior; Ben Van Goethem, Kewaunee, senior.

Kicker: Santiago Gomez Alonso, Bonduel, senior.

First Team Defense

Defensive backs: Diesel Bosdeck, Kewaunee, junior; Mason Colvin, Oconto, junior; Quinn Wesenberg, Bonduel, senior.

Linebackers: Blake Bortolini, Kewaunee, senior (unanimous); Dane Harrell, Kewaunee, junior; Carter Moesch, Bonduel, senior; Asher Reiswitz, Peshtigo, senior; Thomas Vander Zanden, Bonduel, senior.

Defensive linemen: Jackson Krause, Bonduel, junior; Ryley Kurtz, Bonduel, junior; Landon LaTour, Kewaunee, junior; Dominic Treichl, Oconto Falls, senior.

Punter: Diesel Bosdeck, Kewaunee, junior.

Second Team Offense

Quarterbacks: Jordan Tirpik, Peshtigo, sophomore; Nathaniel White, Oconto Falls, senior.

Running backs: Croix Gardebrecht, Oconto Falls, senior; Zach Schonfeld, Peshtigo, junior; Blake Temme, Kewaunee, senior.

Tight end/fullback: Brayden Potack, Marinette, senior.

Wide receivers: Carter Drong, Peshtigo, senior; Peyton Schaller, Kewaunee, senior.

Offensive linemen: Colin Bailey, Oconto, junior; Onni Hytinen, Oconto Falls, senior; Cooper Klimek, Peshtigo, senior; Thomas Perrizo, Oconto, senior; Dominic Treichl, Oconto Falls, senior; Sawyer Walters, Marinette, senior.

Kicker: A.J. Spranger, Kewaunee, sophomore.

Second Team Defense

Defensive backs: Carter Drong, Peshtigo, senior; Malachi Gray, Bonduel, senior; Mason Kovacs, Kewaunee, junior.

Linebackers: Easton Campshure, Oconto, junior; Baylor Elliot, Kewaunee, junior; Sawyer Walters, Marinette, senior; Jack Zernicke, Bonduel, senior.

Defensive linemen: Colin Bailey, Oconto, junior; Gregorio Medina, Kewaunee, senior; Brayden Potack, Marinette, senior; Christian Rybak, Peshtigo, senior; Ben Van Goethem, Kewaunee, senior; Aidan Wescott, Oconto, junior.

Punters: Levi Hodgins, Peshtigo, senior; Kaden Thompson, Oconto Falls, junior.

Honorable Mention Offense

Running backs: Finn Brady, Oconto, junior; Raymond Paye, Southern Door, junior.

Tight end/fullback: Elliot Lemire, Peshtigo, sophomore; Drew Propsom, Sturgeon Bay, junior; J.J. Pytleski, Oconto Falls, senior; Lance Veeser, Southern Door, senior.

Wide receiver: Ryker Lohrey, Southern Door, senior.

Offensive linemen: R.J. Bongle, Southern Door, senior; Landon Evers, Sturgeon Bay, sophomore; Alex Johnson, Peshtigo, junior; Christian Rybak, Peshtigo, senior.

Kickers: Easton Campshure, Oconto, junior; Levi Hodgins, Peshtigo, senior.

Honorable Mention Defense

Defensive backs: Joey Bailey, Oconto, senior; Tyson Brabant, Oconto, junior; Cody Nesberg, Peshtigo, senior; Raymond Paye, Southern Door, junior; Jacob Sadowski, Marinette, junior.

Linebackers: Alex Boden, Sturgeon Bay, junior; Roman Cantu, Oconto, junior; Charlie Cooper, Peshtigo, junior; Trevor Fisher, Oconto Falls, sophomore; Andrew Kolaske, Bonduel, sophomore; Drew Propsom, Sturgeon Bay, junior; Lance Veeser, Southern Door, senior.

Defensive linemen: Caleb Dryja, Oconto Falls, junior; Landon Evers, Sturgeon Bay, sophomore; Teegan Humphrey, Marinette, senior; Cooper Klimek, Peshtigo, senior; Jameson Lassanke, Oconto, junior.

Punter: Raymond Paye, Southern Door, junior.

Kewaunee continued its dominant stretch Friday night, rolling past Loyal/Greenwood 40-7 in the opening round of the WIAA football playoffs to extend its winning streak to six games.

The Storm entered the postseason with momentum and showed no signs of slowing down, continuing their recent trend of scoring 40 or more points while holding opponents to fewer than 14.

Loyal/Greenwood entered the matchup riding a winning streak of its own, but Kewaunee put an end to the Greyhounds’ run and their season with a convincing 33-point victory.

The win sends the No. 2-seeded Storm into the next round of the playoffs, where they will face No. 3-seeded Cedar Grove-Belgium.

Kewaunee will look to keep its winning streak alive when the two teams meet Friday, Oct. 30, at 7 p.m., with a spot in the next round of the WIAA tournament on the line.

Young runners dominated the 2026 Packerland Conference Girls Cross Country All-Conference Team, with all seven first-team selections going to sophomores and juniors.

Kewaunee juniors Kaylyn Martin and Natalie Miller earned first-team honors alongside Southern Door junior Addison Miller and sophomore Malaina Veeser. Sevastopol sophomore Breiah Newton also received first-team recognition.

Peshtigo sophomore Berkeley Chaltry was named Runner of the Year, joining junior teammate Isabella Klug on the first team.

Southern Door led the conference with seven total selections, followed by Kewaunee with five. Sevastopol earned three selections, while Sturgeon Bay freshman Abigail Matson received honorable mention recognition.

Runner of the Year: Berkeley Chaltry, Peshtigo, sophomore.

First Team

Berkeley Chaltry, Peshtigo, sophomore

Isabella Klug, Peshtigo, junior

Kaylyn Martin, Kewaunee, junior

Addison Miller, Southern Door, junior

Natalie Miller, Kewaunee, junior

Breiah Newton, Sevastopol, sophomore

Malaina Veeser, Southern Door, sophomore

Second Team

Amber Geisel, Southern Door, freshman

Portia Hah, Southern Door, senior

Savannah Herbst, Southern Door, freshman

Alison Kuehl, Kewaunee, sophomore

Olivia Kuehl, Kewaunee, freshman

Brylie McClain, Peshtigo, freshman

Milli Paul, Kewaunee, junior

Honorable Mention

Shylee Asher, Sevastopol, senior

Eloise Bloniarz, Southern Door, junior

Stella Brzozowski, Oconto, junior

Elise Jackson, Southern Door, senior

Abigail Matson, Sturgeon Bay, freshman

Samantha Miller, Peshtigo, senior

Margaret Thomas, Sevastopol, freshman

For a fifth consecutive season, it will be a Miller leading the way for the Kewaunee cross country team when they run Saturday at the WIAA Sectional Meet hosted by Sheboygan Lutheran.

The Storm are a year removed from when they qualified for the state meet, with Hannah Miller leading the charge with a third-place finish. It was the only time last season that Hannah did not win. Chasing her in those meets was her sister Natalie Miller, who has taken over that lead runner role during her junior season. She has broken 22 minutes in each of her last four races, including a season-best 21:00 at the Russ Fameree Invitational in Luxemburg. While it took some adjusting to not having Hannah on the line with them, Natalie believes her team is hitting its stride at the right time.

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Miller and the Storm cross country team will race at Sheboygan Lutheran along with fellow Packerland Conference rivals Southern Door, Gibraltar, and Algoma. The girls race will take place at 11 a.m. followed by the boys at 11:45 p.m.

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The Kewaunee Storm football team will host the Loyal/Greenwood Greyhounds in the first round of the WIAA playoffs Friday, Oct. 23, at 7 p.m.

The Storm enter the postseason on a five-game winning streak, defeating Oconto, Marinette, Peshtigo, Southern Door and Sturgeon Bay. Kewaunee scored more than 40 points in each victory while holding its opponents to fewer than 14 points per game.

The winning streak has helped Kewaunee improve to 7-2 heading into the postseason.

Listen below to our pregame interview with head coach Randy Charles

The Storm will face a Loyal/Greenwood team that enters the matchup with a 6-4 record and a four-game winning streak. The Greyhounds have also been impressive on both sides of the ball, producing high-scoring performances while holding their opponents to fewer than six points in each of their last four games.

Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday at Kewaunee High School.

Kewaunee came out strong in its WIAA girls volleyball regional opener Tuesday night, but Peshtigo answered with three consecutive set victories to defeat the Storm 3-1 and bring their season to an end.

The Storm opened the match with a convincing 25-15 victory, putting the Bulldogs on their heels early. However, Peshtigo responded with a 25-13 win in the second set to even the match before edging Kewaunee 25-22 in the third.

With their season on the line, the Storm continued to battle in the fourth set, fighting back to tie the score at 18 apiece. But Kewaunee couldn't find an answer for the Bulldogs' late surge, as Peshtigo pulled away for another 25-22 victory to complete the comeback.

The loss ends Kewaunee's 2026 season in the opening round of regional play, while Peshtigo advances in the WIAA tournament.

Kewaunee's boys soccer season came to an end Tuesday night as the Storm fell 7-0 to the Omro Wolves in the opening round of the WIAA Division 4 regional tournament.

Kewaunee entered postseason play ranked No. 19 in Division 4, facing a No. 14-ranked Omro squad looking to advance in the tournament.

The Wolves came away with a shutout victory, ending the Storm's run before it could get started. 

With the loss, Kewaunee closes out its 2026 boys soccer season, while Omro advances to the next round of regional play.

The Kewaunee Storm volleyball team will open its postseason Tuesday against the Peshtigo Bulldogs.

The Storm are coming off two losses during a tournament last weekend. Kewaunee was swept by Howards Grove (17-25, 7-25) and Florence (19-25, 15-25).

Kewaunee enters the postseason with a 6-25 record and will look to bounce back against a Peshtigo team that is 16-20 on the season.

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

The Kewaunee Storm soccer team will travel to Omro on Tuesday for its first postseason matchup against the Foxes.

The Storm are coming off a 3-1 loss to NEW Lutheran, bringing their season record to 0-16. Kewaunee will face an Omro team that enters the playoffs with a 4-9-1 record.

The Storm will look to secure their first victory of the season and advance in the postseason.

Kickoff is scheduled for 4 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 20, at Omro High School.

The Kewaunee Storm continue Packerland Conference play Friday when they host the Oconto Blue Devils.

The Storm are coming off a dominant 48-6 victory over Marinette. Quarterback Diesel Bosdeck completed 9 of 11 passes for 175 yards and two touchdowns while adding 21 rushing yards.

Blake Temme led the ground attack with 69 yards and two touchdowns on 10 carries. Defensively, Peyton Schaller recorded an interception, while Dane Harrell and Landon LaTour each returned fumble recoveries for touchdowns.

Kewaunee enters the matchup with a 6-2 record and will face an Oconto team that is 4-4 following a loss to Peshtigo.

Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16, at Kewaunee High School.

The Luxemburg-Casco cross country team will take on its conference rivals and a soggy Shorewood Cross Country Course on the campus of UW-Green Bay on Friday when they race in the NEC Championships.

At their home Russ Fameree Invitational, the Spartans boys took first place with 42 points, finishing ahead of NEWCHAA Homeschool (63) and Sheboygan Area Lutheran (74). Leading the Spartans was junior Ezra Treml, who won the individual title with a personal-best time of 15:51.9. Teammate Zach Tassoul followed in fourth place with a time of 16:53.7.

For the girls, senior Claire DuChateau won the individual title with a time of 18:38.3. DuChateau's performance helped the Spartans complete the team sweep, finishing first with 75 points, just seven ahead of Oconto Falls (82). Adeline Treml added a sixth-place finish for Luxemburg-Casco in 20:32.7, while Gretta Annoye took 15th with a personal-best time of 21:14.1. Ellison Bosman finished 23rd in 22:05.6, and Elena Dechamps rounded out the Spartans' top five in 34th at 22:32.9.

The schedule is as follows: 

Girls Varsity: 3:30 p.m.

Boys Varsity: 4:10 p.m.

Girls and Boys JV: 4:40 p.m.

The Kewaunee soccer team scored their second goal of the season on Thursday, but could not crack the win column in Green Bay as they fell to NEW Lutheran 3-1.

Luka Denker, Ryder Kalscheur, and Josiah Schad were responsible for the Blazers' goals, while the Storm got one of its two shots past goalkeeper Grayson Neumann.

The Kewaunee Storm will look to break into the win column when they face NEW Lutheran on Thursday.

The Storm are coming off an 11-0 loss to Cedar Grove-Belgium. Goalkeeper Angel Rios Diaz recorded 11 saves, while Shain Johnson added two saves.

Kewaunee enters Thursday's matchup with a 0-15 record and hopes to secure its first conference victory of the season against NEW Lutheran.

The match is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m.

Kewaunee showed some fight on its home court Tuesday night, but NEW Lutheran came away with a 3-1 victory in Packerland Conference volleyball action.

The Blazers opened the match with a convincing 25-11 win in the first set before the Storm responded in the second. Kewaunee built an advantage and held off a late NEW Lutheran comeback to take the set 25-21, evening the match at one apiece.

NEW Lutheran regained control in the third set with a 25-12 victory, putting the Blazers one set away from the win.

The Storm battled back in the fourth, keeping things competitive down the stretch, but NEW Lutheran held on for a 25-20 win to close out the match.

The loss drops Kewaunee to 6-22 overall and 1-7 in conference play.

The Storm will return to action Tuesday, Oct. 20, when they travel to Peshtigo.

The Kewaunee volleyball team hopes a long losing streak comes to end Tuesday when they welcome NEW Lutheran to town.

Last Thursday, the Storm struggled to keep it close with the Oconto Blue Devils, who swept them in three sets, 25-8, 25-15, 25-22. On Saturday, the Storm fell to Oconto Falls 2-0 (25-7, 25-15), Peshtigo 2-0 (25-10, 25-23), and Two Rivers 2-0 (25-20, 25-23).

It will not get easier on Tuesday when they play their final Packerland Conference match of the season against the Blazers. They are coming off a 4-1 weekend at the Oconto Falls Tournament. They swept Sevastopol, Two Rivers, Bonduel, and Peshtigo before state-ranked Oconto Falls swept them in the tournament championship match. 

First serve is set for 7 p.m.

A short memory will be needed for the Kewaunee soccer team as they prepare for a match against Cedar Grove-Belgium on short rest Tuesday.

The Storm are coming off a 10-0 loss to Green Bay East, extending a season-long losing streak.

The Rockets haven't fared much better, with a 3-10 mark on the season and 5-0 losses to Oostburg and Heritage Christian in recent matches.

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

The upcoming Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Kewaunee on Oct. 17 is a lot more than just a National Honor Society project for Kewaunee seniors Blake Bortolini and Blake Temme.

Both Bortolini and Temme have lost grandparents to the progressive brain disorder, which slowly destroys memory and thinking skills and accounts for the majority of dementia cases. Bortolini, who lost his grandfather, Glenn Teske, to Alzheimer’s earlier this year, ran the idea past his friend and football teammate to see if he would help with the endeavor.

They say it is a great way to honor their grandparents’ legacies while raising awareness in the community.

According to the Alzheimer’s Association, more than 110,000 people are living with the disease in Wisconsin, including more than 500 in Kewaunee County.

The Walk to End Alzheimer’s — Kewaunee begins at 8:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Kewaunee High School track. You can register for the event or make a donation here.

The Kewaunee Storm continued their winning streak Thursday night with an impressive 48–6 victory over the Marinette Marines on October 8th. Kewaunee controlled the matchup and extended its winning streak to five games, improving its season record to 6–2.

Diesel Bosdeck was an efficient 9/11 for 175 yards and two touchdowns through the air and 21 yards on the ground. Blake Temme handled the bulk of the ground game, rushing for two touchdowns on 10 carries and 69 yards rushing. Defensively, Peyton Schaller tallied an interception while Dane Harrell and Landon LaTour each recorded touchdowns on fumble recoveries.

With the win, Kewaunee continued building momentum heading into its next matchup against Oconto on October 16. The Storm will look to carry their strong play into the final stretch of the regular season.

The strong effort by the Kewaunee volleyball team is not yielding the results they would like after the four matches they dropped across three days last weekend.

On Thursday, the Storm struggled to keep it close with the Oconto Blue Devils, with Oconto sweeping them in three sets Thursday night. The Storm lost the three sets 25-8, 25-15, 25-22.

On Saturday, the Storm fell to Oconto Falls 2-0 (25-7, 25-15), Peshtigo 2-0 (25-10, 25-23), and Two Rivers 2-0 (25-20, 25-23). 

It will not get easier on Tuesday when they play their final Packerland Conference match of the season at home against NEW Lutheran. First serve is set for 7 p.m.

The Kewaunee football team continues its march through the Packerland Conference on Thursday when they travel to Marinette to face the Marines.

The Storm demolished Peshtigo on its homecoming night, 51-14, to improve to 5-2 on the season. Diesel Bosdeck was an efficient 12-for-17 for 136 yards and two touchdowns through the air while adding 26 yards and a score on the ground. Homecoming king Blake Temme rattled off two touchdowns on 47 yards rushing, while Dane Harrell registered a touchdown through the air and on the ground. Gregorio Medina and Mason Delebreau forced turnovers, while Landon LaTour had a sack and three tackles for a loss.

The Marines broke a four-game losing streak with a 27-6 win at Oconto Falls last week. They piled up 354 yards on the ground, with Conner Herring and Kanon Maye each eclipsing 160 yards rushing and two touchdowns apiece.

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

Kewaunee battled back after dropping the first two sets Tuesday night, but the rally fell short in a 3-1 loss to Peshtigo.

Peshtigo opened the match with a 25-14 win before taking a tighter second set, 25-21. Facing a potential sweep, the Storm responded in the third, pulling out a 25-22 victory to extend the match.

Kewaunee stayed within striking distance in the fourth, but Peshtigo closed out the night with another 25-21 win to secure the match.

The loss moves Kewaunee to 6-14 on the season. The Storm return to action Thursday, Oct. 8, at 4 p.m. in Oconto. 

The Kewaunee soccer team plays at home on Thursday when it welcomes Gibraltar/Sevastopol for a Packerland Conference matinee.

The Storm fell to Peshtigo 8-0 on Tuesday, while the United shutout Denmark 5-0.

Kickoff is set for 4 p.m.

The Kewaunee soccer team makes its way to Peshtigo on Monday to battle the Bulldogs.

The Storm are still winless this season and are looking for their first goal since their 9-1 loss to the Bulldogs in their last outing. They have been outscored 24-0 in their three matches since.

The Bulldogs are winless since their match against the Storm.

Kickoff is set for 4 p.m.

The Kewaunee Storm volleyball team returns to action on Tuesday with a home match against Peshtigo.

The Storm have dropped four straight matches, failing to take a set in any of them. They last played on October 1st in a three-set sweep by Sevastopol 25-18, 25-13, 25-19.

The Bulldogs hope to use a 3-2 mark in a weekend tournament to help them break their 0-4 mark in the Packerland Conference.

First serve is set for 7 p.m.

Muddy conditions did not slow down the Kewaunee cross country teams at Thursday's Reedsville Invitational. The boys team finished in the 6th place while the girls took 7th as a squad.

For the girls, Natalie Miller ran a season-best 21:22 5K to pace the Storm as she posted a top 15 performance. Alison Kuehl and Olivia Kuehl were able to record personal bests in their races. On the boys' side, Jayden Reckelberg ran a personal-best 19:25 to finish in the Top 35 and lead the Storm. Six of the seven boys recorded a season best or better in the race.

GIRLS
14

Natalie Miller

Kewaunee

21:22.4

SB • Yr: 11 • +14pts

25

Kaylyn Martin

Kewaunee

22:11.7

Yr: 11 • +24pts

32

MP

Milli Paul

Kewaunee

22:29.6

Yr: 11 • +31pts

34

AK

Alison Kuehl

Kewaunee

22:40.3

PB • Yr: 10 • +33pts

38

OK

Olivia Kuehl

Kewaunee

22:56.7

PB • Yr: 9 • +36pts

47

JJ

Josie Jezowski

Kewaunee

24:27.5

Yr: 9 • +43pts

49

AS

Alison Szydel

Kewaunee

24:32.1

Yr: 12 • +45pts

BOYS

31

JR

Jayden Reckelberg

Kewaunee

19:25.9

PB • Yr: 10 • +25pts

32

GV

Gage Vlies

Kewaunee

19:26.2

PB • Yr: 12 • +26pts

41

JM

Jaylon Mason

Kewaunee

20:09.1

PB • Yr: 11 • +35pts

49

RK

Robin Kunesh

Kewaunee

20:47.8

SB • Yr: 12 • +42pts

50

BS

Bentley Schmitt

Kewaunee

20:48.5

PB • Yr: 9 • +43pts

51

JS

Jaxon Slack

Kewaunee

20:50.4

PB • Yr: 10 • +44pts

54

BM

Blake Martin

Kewaunee

21:20.6

Yr: 10 • +47pts

The Kewaunee football team will try to send its homecoming crowd home happy on Friday night when they welcome Peshtigo.

Kewaunee's defense continued its dominant stretch Friday night, while the Storm offense built an early lead in a 48-0 shutout of Southern Door. Diesel Bosdeck opened the scoring with a touchdown pass to Peyton Schaller before connecting with Mason Kovacs on a 40-yard touchdown reception. Kovacs later added another score on a four-yard touchdown catch from Bosdeck, while Blake Temme found the end zone twice on runs of 28 and two yards. Kewaunee carried a 35-0 lead into halftime before Garrett LeFevre added an 11-yard touchdown run in the second half. Brody Elliot also found the end zone on a six-yard rushing touchdown after replacing Bosdeck at quarterback.

The Bulldogs are 3-3 entering the game and are coming off a 56-14 loss to #1 Bonduel. Zac Schonfeld led the Bulldogs with 98 yards and a score on the ground.

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

The Storm and Wolves will renew acquaintances on Thursday in Kewaunee when the two rivals take to the soccer pitch.

The Wolves are coming off of a lopsided 6-1 loss to Marinette on Tuesday a day after falling to conference foe Gibraltar/Sevastopol 2-0. Cooper Krause scored the Wolves' lone goal in the match against the Marines.

The Storm fell hard to Sturgeon Bay on Monday 13-0. They are still looking for their first goal since they scored in a 9-1 loss to Peshtigo last month.

Kickoff is set for 4 p.m.