The book is officially closed on the 2025 softball season after the Northeastern Conference released its All-Conference Teams over the weekend, placing six Luxemburg-Casco players on the list.

Erin Cherovsky was the lone Spartan on the first team, earning her place from the pitcher's circle. Kate Van Ess (infield), Rylan Kaminski (infield), and Kacie Jorgensen (outfield) were named All-NEC Second Team, while Brianna Bray (outfield) and Lauren Lindsley (catcher) were honorable mention selections.

After playing in a regional title game a week ago, the Luxemburg-Casco soccer team earned five spots on the All-Northeastern Conference team in 2025.

1st Team:

Emi Kuhn

Aaliyah Wallace

2nd Team:

Alana Mrotek

Shaelyn Reinhard

Honorable Mention:

Claire Vandenbush

Despite placing no one on the First Team, Luxemburg-Casco had six players be named to the All-Northeastern Conference squad on Wednesday.

Pitcher Jacob Coisman and infielder Landon Derenne received the best placement on the All-NEC teams with Second Team recognition. Infielder Carson Blohowiak, outfielders Caleb Radart and Eli Derenne, utility player Noah Chervenka, and designated hitter Gage Delcore were recognized on the honorable mention list.

You can see the full list here.

The Luxemburg-Casco golf team was well-represented on the All-Northeastern Conference teams announced this week.

State qualifier Josh Parins wrapped up his senior campaign with a place on the All-NEC First Team. Senior James Glampe and Junior Stanley Peot were Second-Team selections.

More All-NEC selections will be released by the conference's commissioner throughout the week.

The Luxemburg-Casco soccer team could not generate the offense needed to keep pace with the sixth-ranked team in the state on Saturday night, falling to Kiel 5-0 in the regional championship game.

The Spartans' season ends with a record of 12-9-2, including a 5-2-1 mark in the NEC that tied them for second place with 11 points alongside Wrightstown and Freedom. Their 2-1 win over Waupun placed them in the program's first regional final appearance since 2021.

The Luxemburg-Casco soccer team will travel to Kiel on Saturday night to try to capture a regional title in the WIAA Tournament.

The Spartans advanced to the regional title game thanks to their 2-1 overtime win over Waupun on Thursday. After Emi Kuhn opened the scoring early in the second half, Cassidee Jacobson buried a pass by Diem Bonness into the back of the net in the 96th minute to send the Spartans onto the next round.

The Raiders toppled their last Roncalli/Two Rivers 8-0 in their regional final to improve to 18-4-1 on the year. 

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

Three athletes from Luxemburg-Casco's track team will begin their chase for hardware on Friday when they compete in the WIAA State Track Meet in LaCrosse.

Mason Trimburger will compete in both hurdles events, ranked 12th in the 110m hurdles (12.76) and 10th in the 300m hurdles (40.46).

Kyan Lynts is seeded 14th in the 1600m (4:31) while Claire Duchateau is seeded 10th in the 3200m (11:28). 

Picture courtesy of Luxemburg-Casco Track

The Luxemburg-Casco soccer team fought to live another day in the WIAA Soccer Tournament, scoring in the 96th minute to win 2-1 in overtime. 

After a scoreless first half, Emi Kuhn opened the scoring in the 51st minute with an unassisted tally. After Abby Roecker scored in the 71st minute, it would be over 25 minutes before the game was decided. That's when Cassidee Jacobson buried the pass by Diem Bonness to send the Spartans onto the next round. It was not because of a lack of effort by the Spartans' offense as they forced Waupun's Markiya Uherka to make 15 saves. The Spartans' Ashley Fameree made five saves in the win.

The Luxemburg-Casco golf team may not be heading to Madison as a full squad, but at least one of them will be hitting the links next week at University Ridge.

In Division 2, Sturgeon Bay's Tre Wienke took second place overall, tying Little Chute's Shaymus Smith with a score of 79. Luxemburg-Casco's Josh Parins will join him for the trip as he was the last man in with a fifth-place finish at 81, one stroke above the cut-off. Parins helped lead Luxemburg-Casco to a third-place finish in the sectional with a score of 349. The host school, Seymour, won the meet with a score of 316 at Crystal Springs Golf Course in Seymour.

Final Results