The Luxemburg-Casco volleyball team's focus on serving paid dividends Thursday night in a 3-0 sweep of Marinette.

The Spartans won the match 25-9, 25-14, 25-8 thanks to 19 service aces. Claire Schleis alone had six of the service aces to go along with 17 assists and five kills. The Spartans were also led by Stella Schleis (10 assists), Aubrey Frey (18 kills), and Ali Jansen (6 kills). 

"Winning on the road is always good," said head Jeff Frey after the match. "We have been focusing a lot on our serving, and I thought we were really good again tonight from the service line."

The win sets the Spartans up for an important home match next week against Oconto Falls.

The Luxemburg-Casco soccer team made its first half goals stick in a 2-0 win over Denmark on Thursday.

The Spartans struck first in the fourth minute when Dylan Roberts scored on a Blake Barbiaux assist to make it 1-0. Nearly 20 minutes later, the Vikings helped the Spartans double their advantage with an own goal in the 23rd minute. Shots were hard to come by for both teams with the Spartan's Carson Koller stopping two shots and the Vikings' Mason Rozek making three saves.

L-C is now 7-5 and will be back in action Tuesday at home against Marinette.

Luxemburg Casco is looking to make it 3 in a row, as the Spartans are set to host Sheboygan Falls, which you can hear on 104.1 WRLU. 

The Spartans moved to 4-2 last week, after storming past the Seymour Thunder 42-6 for a homecoming win.  Once again, Eli Derenne led the way, contributing over 300 yards of total offense, rushing for 3 touchdowns and throwing for another.  Ben Klass found the end zone twice as well in the win.  

Across the sideline will be the Sheboygan Falls Falcons.  Sheboygan Falls comes in to the contest with an 0-6 record, having been held scoreless each of the last two weeks. Austin Seebruch leads the Falcons with 285 rushing yards and one touchdown. 

Eric Fischer and Ramsay Thompson will have the call, with the pregame show beginning at 6:45 pm, with kickoff set for 7:00 pm. Catch the game on your radio dial on 104.1 WRLU, or streamed online at NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com. 

The Luxemburg-Casco volleyball team looks to rebound from a tough loss on Tuesday when they travel to Marinette on Thursday to face the Marines.

The Neenah Rockets took the match from the Spartans 23-25, 25-21, 25-20, 25-22 across four closely contested sets. The Spartans were led by Claire Schleis (22 assists, 2 blocks, 2 aces), Aubrey Frey (21 kills and 15 digs), Ali Jansen (8 kills), and Jenna Annoye (17 digs).

The Marines have struggled to accumulate wins as they look for their first victory in NEC play. They have not won a match since a 3-0 win against Menominee on September 8th and not captured a set since then either.

First serve is set for 7 p.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco soccer team hopes they can keep the offense rolling on Thursday when Denmark comes to town.

The Spartans took control early and never looked back Tuesday night, cruising past Wrightstown 5-0 in NEC boys soccer action. They carried a 1-0 advantage into halftime before breaking the game open with four goals in the second half. Elvin Mendoza led the way with a hat trick.

The Vikings are 5-5-2 on the season and on a two-game point streak with 1-0 win against NEW Lutheran and a 2-2 draw with Seymour to their credit.

Game time is set for 6:30 p.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco volleyball team may have lost 3-1 to Neenah on Tuesday, but they scored a major win for area families struggling with cancer diagnoses. 

The Rockets took the match 23-25, 25-21, 25-20, 25-22 across four closely contested sets.

The Spartans were led by Claire Schleis (22 assists, 2 blocks, 2 aces), Aubrey Frey (21 kills and 15 digs), Ali Jansen (8 kills), and Jenna Annoye (17 digs).

Head coach Jeff Frey said afterwards that while they were disappointed in the result, he was happy with the effort  and the overall play. "There are a lot of positives to take out of this match.  Hats off to Nate and his team, they made a few more plays than we did in the big moment."
 

Frey was also complimentary of the atmosphere provided by the fans for their Pink Out Night, which raises thousands of dollars every year for Ribbon of Hope, which has a mission is to be a financial, informational and emotional resource for individuals with breast cancer in Northeastern Wisconsin.

Luxemburg-Casco finished fifth as the host of Tuesday’s WIAA Division 1 regional at NorthBrook Golf Course, falling just three strokes short of the team qualifying mark.

While the Spartans came up just short as a team, senior Reese Bandow kept her season going by qualifying individually after firing an 85. Bandow was one of the top individual finishers in the field and will move on to the next round.

Brielle Snowberry was next for Luxemburg-Casco with a 99, followed by Chloe Treml with a 100 and Averi Buresh with a 106. Aubree Wypiszenski rounded out the Spartans' team score with a 120.

Kaukauna won the regional with a 333, followed by Green Bay Preble at 365, Notre Dame at 378 and De Pere at 387. Luxemburg-Casco finished at 390.

Luxemburg-Casco took control early and never looked back Tuesday night, cruising past Wrightstown 5-0 in NEC boys soccer action.

The Spartans carried a 1-0 advantage into halftime before breaking the game open with four goals in the second half. Elvin Mendoza led the way with a hat trick.

The offensive surge gave Luxemburg-Casco a comfortable cushion while goalkeeper Carson Koller continued his strong play, helping the Spartans secure the shutout.

Luxemburg-Casco improves to 6-5 on the season, while Wrightstown falls to 1-10.

The Luxemburg-Casco volleyball team will paint the town pink on Tuesday when they host Neenah for a non-conference match.

The Spartans are coming off a three-set sweep of Little Chute last Thursday night. The Spartans won the match 25-11, 25-16, 25-17 to improve to 14-11 overall and 5-0 in the NEC. The Spartans were led by Claire Schleis (14 assists, 6 kills, and 6 digs), Stella Schleis (9 assists and 8 digs), Aubrey Frey (16 kills and 6 digs), Ali Jansen (6 kills), and Jenna Annoye (16 digs and 4 aces).

The Rockets are 18-4 on the season, with a loss to Oconomowoc the lone blemish during the month of September. They have swept nine of their last 10 opponents, including a 3-0 victory over Appleton East last week.

Thursday's 7 p.m. first serve is part of a night of fundraising to support Ribbon of Hope.

The road to the state meet begins on Tuesday for the Luxemburg-Casco girls golf team when they host the WIAA Regional at Northbrook Golf Course in Luxemburg.

In their last official action, the Spartans took on staunch competition Monday at Oneida Golf Club for the Notre Dame Triton Classic, taking 12th overall. The Spartans shot a score of 396, 10 strokes outside the Top 10, which included Bay Port's score of 337 to lead all teams. The Spartans were led by Reese Bandow, who shot a score of 88 to finish tied for 16th place. Brielle Snowberry was one stroke behind her teammate to finish tied for 18th along with five other golfers. 

Appleton East, Ashwaubenon, De Pere, Green Bay Preble Co-op, Kaukauna, Kimberly, Neenah, Notre Dame (Green Bay), and West De Pere will compete with the Spartans for spots in the sectional round when golfing begins at 9 a.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco soccer team returns to NEC play on Tuesday when they welcome Wrightstown.

The Spartans are coming off a 3-2 loss to Ripon last week. Carson Koller had a busy night in net for the Spartans, stopping 11 Tigers shots while also navigating five corner kicks.

The Tigers are 1-9 on the season with a -51 goal differential, compared to -4 for the Spartans. A 2-1 win over Stockbridge is the lone bright spot for the Tigers in the last five fixtures, which include falling 8-0 to Howard Groves/Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah and Kiel.

Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco girls' golf team will stay close to home on Monday when they host the Spartan Invite.

In their last action, the Spartans took on staunch competition Monday at Oneida Golf Club for the Notre Dame Triton Classic, taking 12th overall. The Spartans shot a score of 396, 10 strokes outside the Top 10, which included Bay Port's score of 337 to lead all teams. The Spartans were led by Reese Bandow, who shot a score of 88 to finish tied for 16th place. Brielle Snowberry was one stroke behind her teammate to finish tied for 18th along with five other golfers. 

Bonduel, Oconto Falls, St. Mary Catholic, Seymour, and Shawano are also scheduled to participate in the 3 p.m. tee time.

Luxemburg Casco found the endzone early and often, as the Spartans rolled past Seymour for a 42-6 win on its Homecoming game, as heard on 104.1 WRLU. 

Eli Derenne continued a sensational season, scoring his first of three touchdowns on the third play of the game, scampering to the end zone from 59 yards out.  The Spartans defense forced a punt and marched down the field once again. This time Derenne connected with Joey Jeanquart through the air, with Jeanquart making a pair of Thunder defenders to score from 11 yards out.  Luxemburg Casco's defense forced a fumbled on Seymour's ensuing drive, taking over deep in Thunder territory. Moments later, Ben Klass punched in his first touchdown of the evening from 1 yard out in the closing seconds of the opening quarter to go up 21-0. Another defensive stop led to another Seymour punt, followed by Derenne's second score of the evening, this time for 33 yards. The Luxemburg Casco defense was able to force yet another punt, this time deep into Spartans territory, with the offense taking over at their own 10. LC got a couple big plays, methodically going down the field, and scoring on another Klass 1 yard touchdown.  Wyatt Bailey was perfect on PAT kicks, giving the Spartans a 35-0 lead, and running clock for the remainder of the contest. Luxemburg Casco took this score into the halftime Homecoming festivities which you can see below. 

With running clock for the entirety of the second half, the game moved quick. Seymour started the half with the ball, and was putting together its best drive of the game but a fumble got the Thunder backed up behind the chains and ultimately punting.  The Spartans offense kept the starters out for one more drive, capped off with Derenne completing the hat trick with a 20 yard score.  Seymour would get find the endzone, with Greg Salzman rushing from 28 yards out against the Spartans reserves late in the 4th. 

Luxemburg Casco head coach Neil Seering joined the broadcast, complimenting his team's efforts to put together a complete game and crediting the efforts of the lineman and the "Brotherhood of Belief" 

Homecoming week is here for Luxemburg-Casco, and the Spartans will host the Seymour Thunder in a crossover game between the Northeastern Conference and the Bay Conference, and we'll have the action on 104.1 WRLU.  

Luxemburg-Casco got back above .500 last week, after taking down the Wrightstown Tigers 24-6.  Eli Derenne starred once again for the Spartans, rushing for 135 yards and a score, and throwing for 90 yards and an additional touchdown. Ben Klass also exceeded the century mark with 106 yards and a touchdown carry.  

Seymour comes into the contest at 3-2, following a 42-6 defeat at the hands of Xavier.  Thunder running back Greg Salzman was held in check, limited to just 74 yards in the contest, but did throw for Seymour's lone touchdown, a 7-yard strike to Owen Linzmeyer on the team's lone completed pass of the game (per Bound WI) on a rainy Friday in the Fox Valley.  Salzman has been one of the top rushing threats, entering the game 5th in Division 4 with 702 yards for the season.  

Eric Fischer and Ramsay Thompson will have the call, with pregame coverage set to begin at 6:45, with kickoff to follow at 7:00 pm. 

It was another race and another win for Luxemburg-Casco's Ezra Treml and Claire DuChateau on Thursday, this time at the Jim Bremser Invitational in Mishicot.

Treml covered the 5K course in 16:40 to win the race by 16 seconds, beating out Kiel's Austin Helms, West De Pere's Zachary Natzke, and Appleton West's Kegan Phalin. Marcus Doell and Brayden Raydart cracked the Top 25 to help lead the Spartans to a team win.

DuChateau had a 30-second margin of victory to win the girls' race with a time of 19:03, with Peshtigo's Berkeley Chaltry, Notre Dame's Anna Miller, and Bay Port's Eloise Holman trailing her. Gretta Annoye ran a time of 21:50 to help the Spartans to a 3rd-place finish behind Bay Port and Notre Dame.

BOYS

1

Ezra Treml

Luxemburg-Casco

16:40.1

Yr: 11 • +1pts

11

MD

Luxemburg-Casco

18:41.7

Yr: 12 • +11pts

24

BR

Luxemburg-Casco

19:20.2

Yr: 12 • +22pts

8

ZT

Zach Tassoul

Luxemburg-Casco

17:30.2

Yr: 11 • +9pts

24

BP

Bryce Piesler

Luxemburg-Casco

18:48.6

Yr: 12 • +34pts

35

BM

Bryce Mleziva

Luxemburg-Casco

19:01.6

Yr: 10 • +47pts

41

EV

Evan Vandermause

Luxemburg-Casco

19:19.4

Yr: 12 • +55pts

GIRLS

1

CD

Claire DuChateau

Luxemburg-Casco

19:03.7

Yr: 12 • +1pts

27

GA

Gretta Annoye

Luxemburg-Casco

21:50.5

SB • Yr: 11 • +27pts

34

EB

Ellison Bosman

Luxemburg-Casco

22:33.6

SB • Yr: 12 • +33pts

47

CB

Charli Bosman

Luxemburg-Casco

23:27.3

SB • Yr: 10 • +44pts

36

AT

Adeline Treml

Luxemburg-Casco

21:48.1

Yr: 10 • +47pts

53

CD

Chloe Derenne

Luxemburg-Casco

22:37.7

SB • Yr: 10 • +70pts

89

ED

Elena Dechamps

Luxemburg-Casco

23:44.5

PB • Yr: 11 • +114pts

The Luxemburg-Casco volleyball team never allowed Little Chute to get comfortable offensively in a three-set sweep Thursday night. 

The Spartans won the match 25-11, 25-16, 25-17 to improve to 14-11 overall and 5-0 in the NEC.

The Spartans were led by Claire Schleis (14 assists, 6 kills, and 6 digs), Stella Schleis (9 assists and 8 digs), Aubrey Frey (16 kills and 6 digs), Ali Jansen (6 kills), and Jenna Annoye (16 digs and 4 aces).

Even with a week of distractions, head coach Jeff Frey was happy his squad got a good win against a conference opponent. "I am proud of the focus our girls showed this week with so much going on with homecoming; to get two wins and remain undefeated in conference was big."

The Luxemburg-Casco volleyball will stay in NEC play on Thursday when they welcome Little Chute to town.

The Spartans opened with a tight 28-26 victory before taking the second set 25-20. Freedom answered with a 26-24 win in the third, but Luxemburg-Casco closed the match with a 25-14 fourth-set victory over host Freedom. Aubrey Frey led the Spartans with 26 kills and 12 digs, while Claire Schleis added 27 assists, nine kills, six digs, and four aces. Jenna Annoye finished with 15 digs and eight aces; Ali Jansen added eight kills; and Stella Schleis recorded 12 assists and five aces.

The Mustangs enter the match with a similar 13-9 overall record and a 2-1 NEC mark, with the blemish coming against the Irish last week. They split their four matches in tournament play over the weekend. 

The first serve is set for 7 p.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco soccer team returns to its home pitch on Thursday night when they battle Ripon under the lights. 

The Spartans broke a three-match skid on Tuesday with a 1-0 win over Waupaca. Dylan Roberts proved to be the difference in the match as he buried the feed from Emerson Castro for the lone goal in the match. Carson Koller registered his third clean sheet of the season in the victory. The Spartans are now 5-4 on the season.

The Tigers enter the matchup 10-2 on the year and have won their last five matches. It is a high-powered offense that has scored nine goals three times in their last five matches and has a goal differential of +67. A big reason is Devin Donovan, who has scored 51 of the Tigers' 77 goals.

Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m.

Luxemburg-Casco found a way to stop its three-game losing streak Tuesday night.

The Spartans defeated Waupaca 1-0 on the road, getting back in the win column after being outscored 12-1 during their previous three matches. 

Dylan Roberts proved to be the difference in the match as he buried the feed from Emerson Castro for the lone goal in the match. Carson Koller registered his third clean sheet of the season in the victory.

The Spartans now turn their attention to another test with Ripon coming to town on Thursday.

Luxemburg-Casco continued its perfect start in NEC play Tuesday night, earning a 3-1 road win over Freedom.

The Spartans opened with a tight 28-26 victory before taking the second set 25-20. Freedom answered with a 26-24 win in the third, but Luxemburg-Casco closed the match with a 25-14 fourth-set victory.

Aubrey Frey led the Spartans with 26 kills and 12 digs, while Claire Schleis added 27 assists, nine kills, six digs and four aces. Jenna Annoye finished with 15 digs and eight aces, Ali Jansen added eight kills and Stella Schleis recorded 12 assists and five aces.

The win moves Luxemburg-Casco to 13-11 overall and keeps the Spartans unbeaten at 4-0 in NEC play.

Coach Jeffrey Frey credited his team’s serving and composure against a Freedom team he called talented and full of weapons.

“We served great tonight and kept them out of system and off balance,” Frey said. “Proud of the composure and growth our team showed tonight.”

The Luxemburg-Casco volleyball team returns to NEC play on Tuesday with a road matchup against Freedom.

The Spartans managed just one win in five tries at last weekend's Charger Classic, losing to DSHA   7-25, 21-25 and West Bend West 25-12, 19-25, 11-15 while topping Kettle Moraine 25-19, 25-23 in pool play. They lost their crossover match to Arrowhead 13-25, 8-15 and their silver bracket match to Xavier 15-25, 23-25. Leading the way for the Spartans were Claire Schleis (45 assists, 18 kills, 20 digs), Stella Schleis (27 assists, 24 digs), Aubrey Frey (46 kills, 25 digs), and Jenna Annoye (25 digs, 4 aces).

The Irish are 10-9 overall and 1-1 in the NEC. They are coming off a pair of two-set losses to West De Pere and Hortonville last Saturday.

First serve is set for 7 p.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco girls golf team took on staunch competition Monday at Oneida Golf Club for the Notre Dame Triton Classic, taking 12th overall.

The Spartans shot a score of 396, 10 strokes outside the Top 10 that included Bay Port's score of 337 to lead all teams.

The Spartans were led by Reese Bandow, who shot a score of 88 to finish tied for 16th place. Brielle Snowberry was one stroke behind her teammate to finish tied for 18th along with five other golfers. 

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The Luxemburg-Casco soccer team looks to snap a three-game skid on Tuesday when they travel to Waupaca to battle the Comets.

The Spartans have been outscored 12-1 during their losing streak that has featured two ranked opponents. Rain likely canceled a scheduled match on Saturday against #10 Edgewood in Port Washington. Carson Koller made nine saves in the Spartans' last match, which was a 5-0 defeat to Sturgeon Bay.

The Comets are 2-5-2 and mired in their own five-match winless skid that has them searching for their first goal since a 2-2 draw against Marinette. 

Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco golf club kicks off the week with a big tournament when they head to the Oneida Golf Club in the Green Bay Area for the Notre Dame Academy Triton Classic.

The Spartans took fifth place at Thursday's Marinette Invitational. They registered a score of 373, 35 strokes behind first-place Seymour. Reese Bandow tied for first place with a score of 76, finishing alongside Wrightstown's Ella Swanson. Brielle Snowberry (94) and Averi Buresh (95) cracked 100 strokes to finish in the Top 20.

Appleton East High School, Ashwaubenon High School, Bay Port High School, De Pere High School, Denmark High/Middle School, Fond Du Lac High School, Freedom, Green Bay Preble Co-op, Hortonville High School, Kaukauna High School, and Kimberly High School will also compete in the tournament that begins at 9 a.m.

The Charger Classic offered a tough challenge for the Luxemburg-Casco volleyball team as they took 13th place during their trip to the Milwaukee area over the weekend.

The Spartans managed just one win in five tries, losing to DSHA   7-25, 21-25 and West Bend West 25-12, 19-25, 11-15 while topping Kettle Moraine 25-19, 25-23 in pool play. They lost their crossover match to Arrowhead 13-25, 8-15 and their silver bracket match to Xavier 15-25, 23-25. 

Leading the way for the Spartans were Claire Schleis (45 assists, 18 kills, 20 digs), Stella Schleis (27 assists, 24 digs), Aubrey Frey (46 kills, 25 digs), and Jenna Annoye (25 digs, 4 aces)

Head coach Jeff Frey said afterwards that the tournament is a good measuring stick for where the team needs to be for the second half of the season. "Three of our losses were to Top 5 teams in D1 and D2," Frey said. "We played well in spurts and learned a lot about ourselves. We just need to work on being more consistent."