The Luxemburg Casco Spartans softball season has come to an end, despite a pair of late inning rally attempts, falling to Foxes Valley Lutheran 3-2 as heard on 104.1 WRLU. 

The Spartans struck first, as Alayna Deprez drove in Claire Schleis in the top of the 1st inning, grabbing an early 1-0 lead.  The Foxes answered back in the bottom of the frame, after Claire Pfrang hit a lead off triple and came in to score on a Madi Babcock sacrifice fly.  FVL grabbed the lead in the second as Paige Leavitt and Brianna Dahlke each drove in a run, while reaching on an error, putting the Foxes up 3-1. The Spartans were held in check in the third but knocked on the door in the 4th. Stella Schleis was thrown out at the plate, trying to score on a safety squeeze.  LC stranded two in its best scoring chance since the 1st.  

The Spartans defense tightened up, and kept Fox Valley Lutheran off the board despite traffic through most of the game.  Luxemburg Casco struck back in the 6th, when Claire Schleis collected her second infield single of the contest and came around to score on a sacrifice fly off the bat of Riley Westlund.  Luxemburg Casco did strand a runner in the frame but retired the Foxes in order in the bottom of the inning giving the team a shot to see if it had one last rally in them.  

After a leadoff strikeout in the top of the 7th, Abigail Buckmaster came up with another huge moment, ripping a double into deep right field. Coach Schoen elected to replace Buckmaster with a courtesy runner, who was thrown out at third on Alayna Heurkens hit a comebacker to the pitcher.  Down to its final out, Rylan Kaminski ripped a single to left field to put the go ahead runner on first. Unfortunately, the Spartans season came to an end on a Claire Schleis strikeout.  

Fox Valley Lutheran will meet up with Denmark on Thursday with a chance to go to State.  Luxemburg Casco graduates 7 seniors, Kirstin Wendricks, Vivienne Ducat, Brianna Bray, Alayna Deprez, Baylee Wypiszenski, Rylan Kaminski, and Riley Westlund. 

The battle of the LC's will extend to the baseball diamond Tuesday afternoon when Luxemburg-Casco travels to Little Chute to take on the Mustangs.

The Spartans clinched their spot with a 5-1 win over Shawano at home last week. Seven different Spartans registered the hits in the victory with Eli Derenne, Jacob Coisman, Gavin Lax, and Tatum Klaubauf recording the RBI. Lax earned the win on the mound for the Spartans allowing one run (0 ER) on five hits while striking out five across 6.2 innings of work.

The Mustangs tuned up for their regional semifinal against D1 Green Bay Preble, losing the game 6-2. Prior to that, they had won five in a row including a sweep against Denmark and a split against Waupaca. The two teams split their games earlier this year with the Spartans winning their game at home 3-1 and the Mustangs capturing their home date 4-3.

First pitch is set for 4:30 p.m.

Coming off last week's incredible comeback win against Seymour to clinch the regional title, the Luxemburg Casco Spartans are set to start sectionals on Tuesday, when it travels to Fox Valley Lutheran, which will be heard on 104.1 WRLU. 

The Spartans pushed past the Thunder with a 5 run 6th inning highlighted by a 3 RBI double off the bat of Abigail Buckmaster that put LC in front for the first time that afternoon, and was enough to lift Luxemburg Casco past the Thunder 6-4. 

Across the chalk lines will be Fox Valley Lutheran, having gone 22-3 this year, with one of its losses coming to Seymour earlier in the season. The Foxes are headlined by Madison Babcock, a prolific pitcher who is committed to the University of Minnesota, and outfielder Natalie Bromm who was named the state's Outfielder of the Year in a poll run by High School on Sports Illustrated Wisconsin.  

The Foxes won its regional matchups in dominant fashion, downing Oconto Falls 28-0 early last week, then ousting Notre Dame 11-0 on Thursday. 

Eric Fischer will have the call from Fox Valley Lutheran High School, with the pregame show starting at 4:15 and first pitch at 4:30.  

Luxemburg-Casco turned in a strong showing at the WIAA Division 2 Sectional, placing fifth in the boys standings and seventh in the girls standings. Junior Claire DuChateau led the way by winning both the 1,600-meter run (5:07.91) and 3,200-meter run (11:18.74) to qualify for state in both events. On the boys side, the Spartans' 4x400 relay team of Brady Kinnard, Levi Kinnard, Mason Trimberger, and Jonathan Salentine claimed a sectional championship with a winning time of 3:24.96 to earn a trip to UW-La Crosse.

Luxemburg-Casco will send five entries to the WIAA State Track and Field Championships next weekend in La Crosse. State qualifiers include DuChateau in the 1,600 and 3,200, Trimberger in the 110-meter hurdles (4th, 15.00) and 300-meter hurdles (3rd, 39.95), and the boys 4x400 relay team. 

Mens Results

400 Meters Division 2 - Finals
5. 12 Brady Kinnard 50.16aPB Luxemburg-Casco

1600 Meters Division 2 - Finals
6. 10 Zach Tassoul 4:46.95aPB Luxemburg-Casco
 

3200 Meters Division 2 - Finals
5. 10 Ezra Treml 9:50.65aPB Luxemburg-Casco
6. 12 Derek Christoph 10:10.07aPB Luxemburg-Casco
7. 10 Zach Tassoul 10:33.81aPB Luxemburg-Casco
 

110m Hurdles - 39" / 0.991m Division 2 - Finals
4. 12 Mason Trimberger 15.00aPB Luxemburg-Casco Q
 

300m Hurdles - 36" / 0.914m Division 2 - Finals
3. 12 Mason Trimberger 39.95a Luxemburg-Casco Q
5. 10 Levi Kinnard 40.65aPB Luxemburg-Casco
 

4x200 Relay Division 2 - Finals
16. Aaron Demeny, Kory Jansen, Lane Ledvina, Brenden Deering 1:36.97a Luxemburg-Casco - A

4x400 Relay Division 2 - Finals
1. Brady Kinnard, Levi Kinnard, Mason Trimberger, Jonathan Salentine 3:24.96a Luxemburg-Casco - A Q

Triple Jump Division 2 - Finals
9. 10 Drake Wolf 41' 3.5" Luxemburg-Casco
 

Womens Results

400 Meters Division 2 - Finals
6. 11 Sienna Blohowiak 1:02.32aPB
Luxemburg-Casco

1600 Meters Division 2 - Finals
1. 11 Claire DuChateau 5:07.91aPB Luxemburg-Casco Q
3200 Meters Division 2 - Finals
1. 11 Claire DuChateau 11:18.74aPB Luxemburg-Casco Q

100m Hurdles - 33" / 0.838m Division 2 - Finals
5. 9 Ana Wolfert 16.10aPB Luxemburg-Casco
300m Hurdles - 30" / 0.762m Division 2 - Finals
12. 9 Ali Jansen 50.92a Luxemburg-Casco
4x200 Relay Division 2 - Finals
15. Cecelia Peot, Josie Monfils, Aylah Kornowski, Lauren Van Ess 1:53.16a Luxemburg-Casco - A
 

4x400 Relay Division 2 - Finals
12. Sienna Blohowiak, Ellison Bosman, Adeline Treml, Ali Jansen 4:20.22a Luxemburg-Casco - A

4x800 Relay Division 2 - Finals
13. Emily Tassoul, Greta Annoye, Adeline Treml, Madison Frank 10:59.81a Luxemburg-Casco - A  

High Jump Division 2 - Finals
13. 9 Ali Jansen 4' 10" Luxemburg-Casco

Long Jump Division 2 - Finals
6. 9 Ana Wolfert 16' 9" Luxemburg-Casco

Triple Jump Division 2 - Finals
6. 9 Ana Wolfert 34' 0" Luxemburg-Casco

15. 11 Rachel Gregorich 31' 5.5" Luxemburg-Casco

A four-run fourth inning was the difference in a 5-1 win for the Luxemburg-Casco baseball team Thursday evening against the Shawano Hawks.

After Tatem Klaubhauf's double put the Spartans up 1-0 in the third inning, the team sent eight batter to the plate in the fourth inning with Eli Derenne's triple providing the fireworks. A fielder's choice hit by Jacob Coisman, a sacrifice bunt, and an error brought in the other runs. The Hawks rallied in the seventh inning, scoring one run and two others on base before Hudson Billings recorded a strike out to end the game.

Seven different Spartans registered the hits in the victory with Derenne, Coisman, Gavin Lax, and Klaubauf recording the RBI. Lax earned the win on the mound for the Spartans allowing one run (0 ER) on five hits while striking out five across 6.2 innings of work.

The Spartans will play again next Tuesday when they travel to NEC rival Little Chute in the regional semi-final. 

Emi Kuhn's first half goal was enough for the Luxemburg-Casco girls soccer team to hold off Sturgeon Bay at home on Thursday.

Laney Jauquet provided Kuhn with the ball for the lone tally of the game.

Both teams' goalkeepers stood their ground for the rest of the game with Luxemburg-Casco's Teagan Gunderson registering no saves while Sturgeon Bay's Prudence Goettelman made nine saves.

The Spartans will be in action next Thursday at home for Regional Semi-Final game vs North Fond Du Lac/Oakfield. The Clippers will also be at home for their tournament opener on Thursday against Door County United. You will be able to catch that match on the NEW Radio Sports Network with more broadcast details to be determined.

Picture by Ron LeCloux

Luxemburg-Casco had to rally late to continue its season and stave off one last Seymour rally as it defeated the Thunder 6-4 to clinch the regional title, as heard on 104.1 WRLU.

Seymour struck first when back-to-back singles to start the second inning came around to score. The first run scored on a groundout by Lyla Schwaler, followed by an RBI single by Ariana Brady. The Spartans threatened in the bottom of the frame but stranded a pair of runners. LC cut the deficit in half in the bottom of the third when Rylan Kaminski scored on a Stella Schleis sacrifice fly. The Spartans got the tying run into scoring position but could not bring her home.

Each team put runners on base in the middle innings but was unable to score until the bottom of the sixth. Schleis led off the frame with a single, sparking three straight hits to load the bases. Gracie Jandrin then drew a walk to tie the game. Seymour's Kendra Rottler battled back with a strikeout for the first out of the inning, setting the stage for Abigail Buckmaster.

Buckmaster ripped a line drive down the left-field line that landed fair and rolled into the corner, clearing the bases and giving the Spartans a 5-2 lead. Kaminski added an insurance run later in the inning to give LC a 6-2 advantage before the Spartans took the field in the seventh looking to close it out.

Seymour brought the tying run to the plate and scored twice in the inning but came up short as Aryah Krahn grounded into a fielder's choice to end the game.

Luxemburg-Casco advances to face Fox Valley Lutheran in a sectional semifinal Tuesday afternoon at Fox Valley Lutheran High School.

Picture courtesy of Ron LeCloux

The Luxemburg-Casco girls’ soccer team is preparing to host the Sturgeon Bay Clippers this Thursday. 

The Spartans are riding a four-game win streak, most recently taking down Clintonville 8-0. Leading the way for the Spartans were Emi Kuhn and Aaliyah Wallace with three goals apiece; Kilee Barbiax and Maggie Pravechek scored a goal of their own. 

The Clippers are also riding a hot streak, having won their past three games. The Clippers' last outing saw them beat Peshtigo 8-0. Jericha Reynolds led the Clippers with three goals, followed by Makenna Coyhis with two. Miya Nell, Claire Quarderer, and Barba Alberti each scored a goal of their own. Behind the net for Sturgeon Bay was Prudence Goettelman, saving the lone shot sent her way. 

The kick-off is at 4:00 p.m.
 

The Luxemburg-Casco baseball team is hitting the road this Thursday as they are set to face the Shawano Community Hawks for the first round of the WIAA Regionals. 

The Hawks enter as the underdog with a 10-10 record, most recently falling to Xavier 3-2.

The Spartans look to rebound from an 8-1 loss to Kewaunee, now bringing their record to 15-9. This season, the Spartans have been led by Tatem Klaubauf, batting a whopping .367 with 22 hits. Gavin Lax has been a force on the mound, pitching in 45 innings, tossing 50 strikeouts, with a 2.33 ERA.

The first pitch is at 4:30 p.m.
 

The Luxemburg-Casco will go for their first regional title since 2022 when they welcome Seymour to town on Thursday.

The Spartans earned their spot in the regional final with a 7-0 win over Marinette. Jasmine Jandrin went six innings, allowing just two hits and striking out seven to keep Marinette off the board entirely. The Spartans didn't need much offensively, drawing five walks and taking advantage of Marinette errors to plate their runs. Gracie Jandrin's sacrifice bunt got things going in the fourth, and the offense did enough from there. Riley Westlund led the way with a hit and Alayna Deprez drew two walks to set the table.

The Thunder bring a six-game winning streak to Luxemburg, including a 4-0 victory over Freedom in the regional semi-final. Kendra Rettler controlled the Irish from the circle, allowing no runs on two hits while striking out 12 while Lyla Schueler and Aryah Krahn each had two hits in the win.

The two teams faced each other on May 9th where a five-run fourth inning catapulted the Spartans to a 12-2 victory. The two teams combine to register 26 hits with Riley Westland going 4-4 with three RBI while Grace Jandrin and Karsyn Walyczyk also driving in three Spartans. The Thunder have derailed the Spartans' tournament hopes in the past with an upset victory in Luxemburg during the 2024 tournament.

Eric Fischer and Tim Kowols will have the call on 104.1 WRLU beginning at 4:15 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the first pitch at 4:30 p.m.

Luxemburg-Casco Track & Field competed at the WIAA Division 2 Regional, with several athletes punching their tickets to sectionals on Friday, May 29th in track and field.

Any athlete, or relay team, placing above fourth in their respective event advances to sectionals. 

Men's Results

100 Meters: 2. Rayshaune Johnson, SB, 11.28 PB 6. Brady Kinnard, LC, 11.56

200 Meters: 9. Joni Ismaili, SB, 24.12 PB 11. Ryan Felhofer, SB, 24.64 14. Henry Cissell, LC, 25.38 PB

400 Meters: 2. Brady Kinnard, LC, 50.45 PB 10. Wyatt Bailey, LC, 58.10

800 Meters: 7. Jonathan Salentine, LC, 2:12.66 14. Ross Spritka, SB, 2:33.80 17. Atticus Haus, SB, 2:53.31

1600 Meters: 3. Ezra Treml, LC, 4:42.10 4. Zach Tassoul, LC, 4:47.44 PB 9. Rio Martinez, SB, 5:18.33 13. Adam Kurek, SB, 5:52.36 14. Deacon Haus, SB, 5:52.89 PB

3200 Meters: 1. Ezra Treml, LC, 10:01.20 PB 3. Derek Christoph, LC, 10:23.53 PB 4. Zach Tassoul, LC, 11:01.46 12. Deacon Haus, SB, 13:18.05 13. Atticus Haus, SB, 13:39.58

110 Hurdles: 2. Mason Trimburger, LC, 15.88 3. Cedar Tomberlin, SB, 16.43 5. Kory Jansen, LC, 16.83 PB 6. Alex Boden, SB, 16.93

300 Hurdles: 2. Mason Trimburger, LC, 39.83 PB 3. Levi Kinnard, LC, 42.15 PB 5. Alex Boden, SB, 44.21 7. Drake Wolf, LC, 45.39 PB 11. Jonathan Olson, SB, 46.89 PB

4x100 Relay: 6. Luxemburg-Casco, 45.95 (Kory Jansen, Aaron Demeny, Lane Ledvina, Brenden Deering) 7. Sturgeon Bay, 46.54 (Ryan Felhofer, Rayshaune Johnson, Zayden Tripplett, Arties Bernadin)

4x200 Relay: 4. Luxemburg-Casco, 1:36.82 (Aaron Demeny, Kory Jansen, Lane Ledvina, Brenden Deering) 5. Sturgeon Bay, 1:37.40 (Ryan Felhofer, Rayshaune Johnson, Joni Ismaili, Kamari Robertson)

4x400 Relay: 1. Luxemburg-Casco, 3:29.72 (Brady Kinnard, Levi Kinnard, Mason Trimburger, Jonathan Salentine) 6. Sturgeon Bay, 4:02.53 (Alex Boden, Rio Martinez, Jonathan Olson, Cedar Tomberlin)

4x800 Relay: 5. Sturgeon Bay, 9:50.61 (Rio Martinez, Ross Spritka, Atticus Haus, Deacon Haus)

Shot Put: 7. Landon Evers, SB, 45' 2.75" 15. Julian Bailey, LC, 34' 11.5" 17. Finn Sachnik, LC, 32' 7.75"

Discus: 6. Landon Evers, SB, 131' 2" 10. Jacob Walton, LC, 124' 3" 14. Julian Langer, SB, 106' 1" 21. Donovan Schmelzer, LC, 90' 7" 22. Finn Sachnik, LC, 79' 11"

High Jump: 6. Merlin Walker, SB, 5' 10" 8. Lane Ledvina, LC, 5' 8" 9. Wyatt Bailey, LC, 5' 8" SB

Pole Vault: 1. Oliver Carmody, SB, 13' 3"

Long Jump: 2. Cedar Tomberlin, SB, 21' 0" 6. Kory Jansen, LC, 19' 9" PB 8. Drake Wolf, LC, 19' 1.25" 10. Jacob Kipp, SB, 17' 8.5" 12. Joni Ismaili, SB, 17' 1.5"

Triple Jump: 3. Cedar Tomberlin, SB, 41' 11.75" 4. Drake Wolf, LC, 41' 9.25" PB 10. Jacob Kipp, SB, 37' 0" PB 11. Henry Cissell, LC, 36' 9" 12. Brenden Deering, LC, 36' 1.25"

Women's Results

100 Meters: 3. Sienna Blohowiak, LC, 13.19

200 Meters: 10. Lauren Van Ess, LC, 28.38 PB 12. Aylah Kornowski, LC, 29.05 PB 13. Amelia Michalski, SB, 29.43 PB 15. Josie Monfils, LC, 29.52 SB 16. Hannah Kiekhaefer, SB, 29.86 PB

400 Meters: 3. Sienna Blohowiak, LC, 1:03.02 9. Ellison Bosman, LC, 1:05.92 12. Maria Morozov, LC, 1:09.54 PB 13. Natalie Schink, SB, 1:22.18 14. Kayla Gonzales, SB, 1:34.20

800 Meters: 7. Ava Estes, SB, 2:40.36 PB 13. Madison Frank, LC, 2:45.83 PB 14. Scarlet Tomberlin, SB, 2:48.77 PB 17. Violet Boyarski, SB, 3:13.89 PB

1600 Meters: 2. Claire DuChateau, LC, 5:19.60 6. Greta Annoye, LC, 5:58.56 7. Adeline Treml, LC, 5:58.58 8. Delaney Skiba, SB, 6:06.91 12. Scarlet Tomberlin, SB, 6:36.03 14. Megan Selle, SB, 6:50.92

3200 Meters: 1. Claire DuChateau, LC, 11:32.88 4. Delaney Skiba, SB, 12:33.76 9. Natalie Schink, SB, 16:19.46

100 Hurdles: 2. Ana Wolfert, LC, 16.45 PB 5. Aubree Wypiszenski, LC, 18.19 7. Ali Jansen, LC, 18.33 8. Leah Hansen, SB, 18.55

300 Hurdles: 2. Ali Jansen, LC, 52.77 8. Aubree Wypiszenski, LC, 56.06 9. Leah Hansen, SB, 58.41

4x100 Relay: 6. Luxemburg-Casco, 54.94 (Cecelia Peot, Josie Monfils, Lauren Van Ess, Rachel Gregorich)

4x200 Relay: 4. Luxemburg-Casco, 1:56.45 (Cecelia Peot, Josie Monfils, Aylah Kornowski, Lauren Van Ess) 6. Sturgeon Bay, 1:59.96 (Leah Hansen, Amelia Michalski, Talia Schmidt, Hannah Kiekhaefer)

4x400 Relay: 3. Luxemburg-Casco, 4:25.76 (Sienna Blohowiak, Ellison Bosman, Adeline Treml, Ali Jansen)

4x800 Relay: 4. Luxemburg-Casco, 11:18.82 (Emily Tassoul, Greta Annoye, Adeline Treml, Madison Frank)

Shot Put: 12. Alexis Lenius, SB, 25' 9.25" 15. Cora Herbst, SB, 20' 9.75"

Discus: 7. Emily Tassoul, LC, 89' 7" 10. Jaidyn Petermann, LC, 76' 9" 12. Alexis Lenius, SB, 75' 2" 16. Cora Herbst, SB, 65' 10"

High Jump: 2. Ali Jansen, LC, 4' 11" 5. Emily Tassoul, LC, 4' 9" 6. Aylah Kornowski, LC, 4' 6" 6. Reen Walker, SB, 4' 6" 9. Scarlet Tomberlin, SB, 4' 4"

Pole Vault: 1. Talia Schmidt, SB, 9' 9" PB 8. Amelia Michalski, SB, 7' 0" PB 10. Rachel Gregorich, LC, 7' 0"

Long Jump: 1. Ana Wolfert, LC, 17' 0.75" PB 4. Genevieve Austad, SB, 15' 4" PB 8. Ava Estes, SB, 14' 8.5" PB 12. Hannah Kiekhaefer, SB, 12' 9"

Triple Jump: 2. Ana Wolfert, LC, 34' 4.75" PB 4. Rachel Gregorich, LC, 31' 6.25" PB

Luxemburg-Casco's softball team shut out Marinette 7-0 on Tuesday behind another strong outing from Jasmine Jandrin in the circle to win the WIAA Regional opener. 

Jandrin went six innings, allowing just two hits and striking out seven to keep Marinette off the board entirely. The Spartans didn't need much offensively, drawing five walks and taking advantage of Marinette errors to plate their runs. 

Gracie Jandrin's sacrifice bunt got things going in the fourth, and the offense did enough from there. Riley Westlund led the way with a hit and Alayna Deprez drew two walks to set the table.

A NEC rival stands in the way of the Luxemburg-Casco softball team and a WIAA Regional title game berth when they welcome Marinette on Tuesday.

The Spartans ended their regular season with losses to Brillion and Mosinee, but it was preceded by a five-game winning streak. In their loss to Mosinee, the Spartans struck first in the second inning with their only run of the game Karsyn Walyczyk singled in a run. The Spartans were outhit 11-6 by the Indians in the loss. Three different pitchers took the circle for the Spartans with Jasmine Jandrin taking the brunt of the damage, allowing nine runs (5 ER) on eight hits while striking out four across four innings. 

The Marines are 4-16 on the season, advancing to their game against the Spartans after beating New London 5-4. The win snapped a seven-game losing streak to end their regular season.

First pitch is set for 4:30 p.m. Our coverage on 104.1 WRLU will begin at 4:15 p.m. with the pregame show.

The Luxemburg-Casco girls soccer team kicks off their final week of regular season action with a home match against St. Mary Catholic. 

In their 8-0 win over Clintonville, the Spartans scored six of their eight goals in the first 40 minutes with Kuhn (3G, 2A) and Wallace (3G, 1A) doing the damage with Monroe Schaenhofer assisting on Wallace's second goal. Maggie Pravechek buried a pass from Alana Mrotek for the team's seventh goal while Kilee Barbiaux capped the scoring with a goal of her own in the 57th minute.

The Zephyrs enter the matchup with 4-7-2 record, but also a two-match winning streaking thanks to wins over Manitowoc Lutheran (2-0) and Door County United (5-0).

Kick-off is set for 6:30 p.m.

Luxemburg-Casco split a baseball triangular Saturday at home, knocking off Algoma before falling to unbeaten Kewaunee in the finale.

Ethan Engum set the tone in game one, going six strong innings and striking out nine in a 5-1 win over Algoma. Hudson Billings came on to close it out with a scoreless seventh. The Spartans spread the wealth offensively with six different players recording a hit, and four players driving in a run. Jacob Massey took the loss for Algoma while allowing just two runs on four hits over five innings.

Game two was a different story for the Spartans as they tackled a tough Storm team. Kewaunee jumped on Luxemburg-Casco early and never let up, rolling to an 8-1 win behind Jackson Walecka’s seven-strikeout performance over five innings. Diesel Bosdeck went 3-for-4 with two RBIs to lead the Kewaunee offense, and Waylon Delain and Connor Kilgore each drove in two as well. Ethan Werner’s solo homer in the first was a bright spot for the Spartans and drove in their only run. 

Algoma and Kewaunee were also set to face off in the triangular, but no score was reported. Luxemburg-Casco hosts Escanaba on Wednesday. Kewaunee continues their unbeaten season. 

The Luxemburg-Casco baseball team is preparing to host a triangular this Saturday against Algoma and Kewaunee. 

The Spartans will face the Wolves first at 10:00 a.m., then the Wolves will face the Storm at 1:00 p.m., before the Storm and Spartans match-up for the final game of the night at 4:00 p.m.

The Spartans are fresh off a 7-1 victory over Waupaca. Ethan Werner, Noah Chervenka, Jacob Coisman, and Gavin Lax all had two hits in the game and accounted for three of the team's five RBI. Three others recorded at least one hit. Lax got the win on the mound, tossing six innings of one-run ball, allowing five hits while striking out eight.

The Wolves seek to rebound from a 3-2 loss to Wrightstown. The Wolves outhit Wrightstown 10-5. Jonah Dahms and Jacob Massey led the way with twin 3-4 days at the plate while three others recorded hits. The result spoiled an otherwise good day on the mound for Charlie Prokash, who allowed three runs (2 ER) on five hits with seven strikeouts across six innings of work.

The Storm is looking to maintain its unblemished 22-0 record, most recently taking down Crivitz 16-0. The Storm finished with 14 hits and no errors, with Micah Vanness, Diesel Bosdeck, and Dane Harrell each collecting two hits. Bosdeck, Conor Kilgore, Calvin Kolmorgen, and Harrell each drove in two runs.
 

The Luxemburg-Casco baseball team took an early 4-0 lead and never looked back in its 7-1 win over Waupaca on Thursday.

After Eli Derenne drove in the first run in the opening inning, Ethan Dachelet's two-run triple followed an RBI groundout to make it 4-0. After the Comets got on the board in the third inning, the Spartans got the run back in the fourth inning on a Gavin Lax single before back-to-back extra base hits from Noah Chervenka and Jacob Coisman put the final touches on the conference win. 

Ethan Werner, Chervenka, Coisman, and Lax all had two hits in the game and accounted for three of the team's five RBI. Three others recorded at least one hit. 

Lax got the win on the mound tossing six innings of one-run ball, allowing five hits while striking out eight.

Photo credit: Ron LeCloux

Emi Kuhn and Aaliyah Wallace each recorded hat tricks in the Luxemburg-Casco soccer team's 8-0 win over Clintonville on Thursday.

The Spartans six of their eight goals in the first 40 minutes with Kuhn (3G, 2A) and Wallace (3G, 1A) doing the damage with Monroe Schaenhofer assisting on Wallace's second goal. Maggie Pravechek buried a pass from Alana Mrotek for the team's seventh goal while Kilee Barbiaux capped the scoring with a goal of her own in the 57th minute. Teagan Gunderson was light on work in the box for the Spartans as she recorded no saves while her positional counterpart Hannah Wester had 17 stops.

The Spartans be in action next Tuesday at home for a Non Conference game vs St Mary's Catholic.

The Luxemburg-Casco softball team  struggled to stop the Mosinee Indians in the middle innings of its 10-1 loss on Thursday.

The Spartans struck first in the second inning with their only run of the game Karsyn Walyczyk singled in a run. The Indians would take control of the game from then, scoring four runs in the third and five more in the fourth before capping off their scoring in the sixth inning. The Spartans were outhit 11-6 by the Indians in the loss. Three different pitchers took the circle for the Spartans with Jasmine Jandrin taking the brunt of the damage, allowing nine runs (5 ER) on eight hits while striking out four across four innings. 

The Spartans are back in action on Tuesday when they open WIAA Tournament play at home against Marinette, which upset New London 5-4 on the road. Eric Fischer will have the call beginning at 4:15 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the first pitch at 4:30 p.m. on 104.1 WRLU.

The Luxemburg-Casco softball team is facing the Mosinee Indians for a home doubleheader this Thursday. 

The Spartans aim to rebound from a tough 5-4 loss to Brillion. Despite out-hitting Brillion eight to six and not allowing a single earned run. Three errors proved costly for the Spartans, opening the door for all five Brillion runs. Alayna Deprez and Gracie Jandrin each went 2-for-3 to lead the offense, and Karsyn Walczyk drove in two runs, but the comeback fell one run short.

The first pitch is at 4:30 p.m.
 

The Luxemburg-Casco girls’ soccer team is on the road this Thursday, facing the Clintonville Truckers.

The Spartans are riding high, having won four of their past five, tying the other. Most recently, taking down Little Chute 8-0. Leading the team in goals was Emi Kuhn with three, followed by Aaliyah Wallace and Maggie Pravecheck with two apiece, and Laney Jeaquet scored one. 

The kick-off is at 4:30 p.m.
 

The Luxemburg-Casco baseball team is prepping to host the Waupaca Comets this Thursday. 

The Spartans’ last game was against the Comets earlier this week, with the Spartans coming out victorious, 8-6. Ethan Dachelet went 3-for-4 and stole four bases to pace the offense, while Derenne, Lax, and Chervenka each drove in two runs. The Spartans finished with 11 hits and five stolen bases. Hudson Billings came on in relief and tossed two and two-thirds scoreless innings to earn the win.

The first pitch is at 4:30 p.m.
 

Luxemburg-Casco's softball team dropped a tough one Tuesday at Brillion, falling 5-4 despite out-hitting the Lions eight to six and not allowing a single earne…Luxemburg-Casco's softball team dropped a tough one Tuesday at Brillion, falling 5-4 despite out-hitting the Lions eight to six and not allowing a single earned run.

Three errors proved costly for the Spartans, opening the door for all five Brillion runs. Alayna Deprez and Gracie Jandrin each went 2-for-3 to lead the offense, and Karsyn Walczyk drove in two runs, but the comeback fell one run short.

Luxemburg-Casco falls to 19-4 and hosts Mosinee in a doubleheader Thursday with games at 4:30 and 6 p.m.

Luxemburg-Casco rallied in the seventh inning to beat Waupaca 8-6 on Tuesday, with Eli Derenne's sacrifice fly and back-to-back RBIs from Noah Chervenka and Gavin Lax providing the go-ahead runs.

Ethan Dachelet went 3-for-4 and stole four bases to pace the offense, while Derenne, Lax, and Chervenka each drove in two runs. The Spartans finished with 11 hits and five stolen bases. Hudson Billings came on in relief and tossed two and two-thirds scoreless innings to earn the win.

Waupaca made it interesting with a four-run fifth to grab the lead, with Reed Rogers and Jay Card each driving in two runs, but Luxemburg-Casco answered in the seventh and held on.

The two teams meet again Thursday at 4:30 p.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco baseball team hits the road to kick off the final full week of the regular season with a game at Waupaca. 

The Spartans picked up a pair of wins Saturday, defeating Freedom 8-1 and 11-4. In game one,  Hudson Billings's first career home run gave the Spartans an early lead in the first inning before Eli Derenne added a solo shot in the fourth and Noah Chervenka clubbed a three-run homer in the seventh. Gavin Lax earned the win, allowing one run over 6 2/3 innings with six strikeouts. Chervenka drove in three runs, and the Spartans stole four bases while playing error-free defense. In the second game, Luxemburg-Casco erased a 2-0 deficit with five runs in the fifth inning before exploding for six more in the sixth. Gavin Lax highlighted the rally with a two-run double. Billings earned the relief win, while Ethan Engum struck out four in the start. The Spartans also showed patience at the plate with eight walks and five stolen bases.

The Comets are 13-7 on the season, having split their last four games against NEC opponents. Last Saturday, they tipped Little Chute 13-12 before falling in the back end of the doubleheader 13-3.

The two teams will play each other on Tuesday in Waupaca and on Thursday in Luxemburg with the first pitch for both games at 4:30 p.m.