The Luxemburg-Casco Dance Team turned in another strong performance over the weekend, finishing third in their division at Ashwaubenon Saturday.

The Spartanettes finished behind New Berlin Eisenhower and Freedom while finishing ahead of Onalaska and Tomah on the podium. Also competing in the Division 3 Pom were Catholic Memorial, Whitnall, Notre Dame Academy, New London, Grafton, Mosinee, and
East Troy. 

You can read their recap from the competition below:

Picture courtesy of Luxemburg-Casco Dance Team

Twelve Luxemburg-Casco athletes earned All-Northeastern Conference accolades across three different sports over the weekend.

In girls' basketball, Taylor Thiry was one of four unanimous selections to the All-NEC First Team. Lauren Adams was selected to the Second Team. 

In boys' basketball, Reece Robillard was picked for the All-Northeastern Conference First Team. Peyton Mrotek was a Second Team selection while Logan Doell was listed as an Honorable Mention.

In wrestling, state medalists Easton Worachek, Max Ronsman, and Travis LeGrave were named to the All-NEC First Team. Isaac Jerabek, Luke Shefchik, Isaac Blohowiak, and Kyle Kroll were selected to the Second-Team while Caleb Delebreau and Ryan Routhieaux were named Honorable Mentions.

The Luxemburg-Casco Dance Team was able to take advantage of the pandemic by taking home hardware in a pair of competitions over the weekend.

The Spartanettes were already a part of a virtual competition in De Pere High School when spots opened up to be a part of a competition at Little Chute High School on Saturday. They made the most of the last-second change as the Spartanettes took first place in the Division 3 Pom competition. On Sunday, the Spartanettes learned they had taken 3rd place in the pom division at the Redbird Rumble in De Pere. Providing good practice for the state competition in the coming weeks, the Spartanettes finished behind Waupaca and New Berlin Eisenhower.

Picture courtesy of Luxemburg-Casco Dance Team