The Luxemburg-Casco golf team begins the postseason on their home course on Wednesday when they host the WIAA Regional at Northbrook Golf Course in Luxemburg.

The Spartans are coming off a third-place finish at the Northeastern Conference Tournament last Wednesday, registering a score of 394. That placed them 19 strokes behind conference champion Denmark and one stroke back from second-place Freedom. Brielle Snowberry led the Spartans with a score of 89 to take fourth place overall. Reese Bandow (99) and Chloe Treml (102) also finished in the top 25.

The Spartans welcome Bonduel, Freedom, Marinette, Oconto, Oconto Falls, Seymour, and Sturgeon Bay for the WIAA Regional, which tees off at 9 a.m. The top finishers will compete at the WIAA Sectional in Seymour next week.

The Luxemburg-Casco soccer team is set to protect their home turf against Peshtigo this Tuesday.

In the Spartans' last game, they lost 7-0 to Bay Port. The Spartans have now dropped four of their last five matches, getting outscored 17-2 during the stretch.

Meanwhile, the Bulldogs followed up their 1-1 draw against Sturgeon Bay with a 4-0 win over Algoma.

The kick-off is scheduled for 6:30 p.m.

Luxemburg-Casco kept their record perfect at 6-0 (3-0) with a 37-8 win at Shawano Saturday. 

Eli Derenne had a phenomenal performance through the air, starting with a 28-yard strike to get the Spartans on the board after their first defensive takeaway. 

A swing pass late in the second quarter added another 20-yard touchdown pass for Derenne and put Luxemburg-Casco up 20-0 at the half. 

The Spartans defense flourished with three fumble recoveries in the win, one that was nearly returned for a touchdown by Brayden Loritz. It still set up a touchdown a few plays later for a 27-0 lead. 

Shawano would scrap for a touchdown and two-point conversion, but not without L-C adding a few more scores themselves en route to a blowout 37-8 victory. Looking to stay perfect, the Spartans get back to a normal Friday schedule as they travel to face Two Rivers (1-5, 1-3) October 3 with a 7 p.m. kickoff. Eric Fischer will have the call on 104.1 WRLU beginning with the pregame show at 6:45 p.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco cross country team earned another trophy to go along with their shield on Thursday as they won the large school division at Jim Bremser Invitational in Mishicot.

Derek Christoph led the Spartans with a 5th-place finish and a time of 17:11. The team's top six runners all finished in the top 25, with Ezra Treml and Zach Tassoul cracking the top 10.

For the girls, Claire Duchateau ran a time of 19:19 to take second place overall. Adeline Treml also cracked the top 20 to help the Spartans take fourth as a team.

After allowing 20 points in the first set, the Luxemburg-Casco volleyball team allowed 20 points the rest of the way in a 3-0 win (25-20, 25-11, 25-9) over host Little Chute on Thursday.

Leading the way for the Spartans were Alayna Deprez (31 assists, nine digs), Aubrey Frey (18 kills, seven digs, two aces), Claire Schleis (10 kills), and Danica Bartles (10 digs). 

Head coach Jeff Frey was thrilled to pick up two road wins on the week to stay perfect in the NEC. "This was our only week with two conference matches and get both is great," Frey said postmatch. "I liked the way we stayed engaged and focused especially in sets 2 and 3 tonight."

The Luxemburg-Casco soccer team will face a tough task on Thursday with some positive momentum behind them after beating Waupaca 2-0 on Tuesday.

The Spartans scored on either side of the break, with Dylan Roberts tallying a goal in the 36th minute while Rylen Hinckley registered his in the 47th minute. Connor Hart was credited with an assist on the Hinckley goal. Carson Koller earned the clean sheet with three saves to help the Spartans improve to 4-5-1 on the season. 

The Pirates come into the matchup on a four-game winning streak, beating Pulaski on Tuesday 1-0. 

Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco volleyball will try to win both of their NEC matches this week when they face Little Chute on Thursday night.

The Spartans are coming off of a 3-1 win over Freedom on Tuesday with extra points need to settle three of the four sets. The Spartans garnered the win 26-24, 25-17, 26-28, 26-24. Leading the way for the Spartans were led Alayna Deprez (53 assists, 23 digs), Aubrey Frey (34 kills, 17 digs, 3 blocks), Ali Jansen (8 kills), and Rylan Kaminski (24 digs, 2 aces). Head coach Jeff Frey was highly complimentary of the Irish after the match, saying that it was an absolute battle and that their opponents came ready to play. " It was a grind all night, and I am extremely proud of the grit we showed tonight," Frey added.

The Spartans improved to 19-7 overall with a 4-0 mark in the NEC. They play in Little Chute on Thursday at 7 p.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco soccer team plays under the lights on Tuesday when they welcome Waupaca.

The Spartans are trying to break a three-match scoreless streak, which includes dropping a pair of games last weekend in Port Washington 1-0 to the host school and 5-0 to Wauwatosa West. Despite the losses, the Spartans have already matched their win total from last year with still a month to go in the season. At last month's Fall Sports Preview, senior Corwin Brewer and Rylen Hinckley described the aspects of their game they were working on during the offseason to yield better results for their final season as a Spartan.

 

 

 

 

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The Comets are on a four-match losing streak heading into Tuesday against a Spartans team that is 2-0-1 at home. Two of those losses were by one goal.

Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco golf team will try to beat the rain on Monday when they play in an invitational hosted at Oneida Golf Club in Green Bay.

The Spartans will face the likes of Appleton East, Ashwaubenon, Bay Port, De Pere, Denmark, Fond du Lac, Freedom, Green Bay Preble, Hortonville, Kaukauna, Kimberly, Manitowoc, Marinette, Middleton, Notre Dame Academy, Oshkosh North, Oshkosh West, Pulaski, Shawano Community, Sheboygan North, St. Mary Catholic, and Verona Area beginning at 9 a.m.

In their last action, the Spartans placed ninth overall at the Marinette Invitational, scoring 445, 85 strokes behind first-place Seymour. Chloe Treml led the way with a score of 105, finishing tied for 19th place. Laney Treml finished five strokes back of Chloe to finish in the Top 30.

The Luxemburg-Casco volleyball team posted a 3-3 record en route to an 11th place finish in the Charger Challenge in Milwaukee.

In pool play, the Spartans beat Kettle Moraine Lutheran- 25-16, 25-17 and McFarland 25-23, 25-13 before losing to Waukesha West-19-25, 21-25. The team lost to Menomonee Falls- 9-25, 20-25 before splitting its Silver Bracket matches with a quarterfinal win over Burlington- 21-25, 25-19, 15-4 before losing the semi-final to Xavier 25-20, 22-25, 10-15.

The Spartans were led by Alayna Deprez (111 assists, 41 digs, 15 kills), Aubrey Frey (71 Kills, 54 digs, 10 aces), Claire Schleis (37 kills, 9 aces), and Rylan Kaminski (55 digs). 

Head coach Jeff Frey said that it was an overall good weekend at a tournament they look forward to every year. "The competition is high, and I thought we did a great job of competing all weekend," Frey said after the weekend. "We continue to do a lot of really good things, and the exciting thing is we have a lot of growth let in us." 

Luxemburg Casco grabbed an early lead over  Sheboygan Falls and never looked back, taking down the Falcons 44-6 as heard on 104.1 WRLU.  

The Spartans got the game’s opening kickoff, and promptly marched down the field, capping off the drive as Eli Derenne found Tatem Klaubauf for an 18 yard touchdown pass.  Jacob Walton nailed the PAT kick to make the game 7-0.   Luxemburg Casco’s defense sandwiched a pair of punts with one of their own, before getting back on the board with another Klaubauf touchdown, this time from 19 yards out.  Walton’s kick missed right, keeping the score 13-0. The Spartans defense kept the Falcons under wraps, before driving down the field, where Brayden Loritz found the endzone for a fifth consecutive game, and rushed in for the ensuing 2 point conversion, increasing the lead to 21-0. The Falcons were pinned back to their own 8 yard line, after the kickoff, and went backwards once again, and had to punt.  After picking up a couple first downs, Derenne tossed another touchdown, this time finding Brady Kinnard for a 20 yard score.  Walton got back on track, making the kick to build the lead to 28-0.  Sheboygan Falls was forced into another punt, but the snap was too high for Mason Richter, who fielded the ball in the endzone and promptly tackled by Julian Bailey for a safety.  Luxemburg Casco got the ensuing punt and took the punt into Falcons territory.  Klaubauf added one more touchdown to an incredible night, scoring from 17 yards out. Blayten Schoenebeck got to attempt the point after kick, putting it through the uprights, to increase the lead to 37-0 just before halftime.  The score was enough to ensure a running clock for the remainder of the game. 

Sheboygan Falls got the second half kickoff, and after converting for a first down on 4th and 4, Richter took a direct snap to the house, scoring from 42 yards out.  The Spartans stopped the two point conversion, keeping the score at 37-6.  The Spartans started mixing in reserves, and marched down the field once again with Ben Klass finding the endzone from 3 yards out. Schoenebeck nailed another PAT kick, closing the scoring at 44-6.  

Spartans head coach Neil Seering joined us in the postgame show, speaking highly of his squad’s effort that led to getting the younger players some big minutes late in the game.  You can check out the full interview below. 

The Spartans move to 5-0 on the season, and 3-0 in North Eastern Conference play. Luxemburg Casco will be on the road for its next game, taking place on Saturday in a cross conference matchup against Shawano. 

The Luxemburg-Casco soccer team heads south for the weekend for a pair of matches in Port Washington.

Last Friday, Rylen Hinckley did it all for the Luxemburg-Casco soccer team, which beat Seymour 3-0. Hinckley registered a hat trick with goals in the 12th, 57th, and 78th minutes. While the second goal came via a penalty kick, Elvin Mendoza and Pierce Gerl helped Hinckley score the other two goals. 

Edgewood, Port Washington, and Wauwatosa West will also be participating in the affair that will be played at Thomas Jefferson Middle School. The Spartans will have a quick turnaround with matches at 5 p.m. on Friday and 9 a.m. on Saturday.

The Luxemburg-Casco volleyball team will compete in one of its biggest invitationals this weekend when it competes in the Charger Classic hosted at the Milwaukee Sting Center.

The Spartans have been dominant in recent weeks, posting a pair of three-set wins over Clintonville and Denmark and posting a perfect 5-0 record on September 6th to win the Triton Invite.

Other teams competing at the Charger Invite include Appleton North, Arrowhead, Burlington Area School District, Catholic Memorial, Cedarburg, Divine Savior Holy Angels, Fond du Lac, Franklin, Hamilton, Kettle Moraine, Kettle Moraine Lutheran, Kimberly, Manitowoc, McFarland, Menomonee Falls, Mukwonago, Muskego, Neenah, Notre Dame Academy, Oconomowoc, Pewaukee, River Falls, Sauk Prairie, Sheboygan Falls, Slinger, Waukesha West, Waunakee, West Bend West, Westosha Central, Wisconsin Lutheran, and Xavier.

The first matches begin at 4 p.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco golf team went north of the border to play in Upper Michigan against several teams in the Marinette Invitational hosted at Riverside CC in Menominee, Mich.

The Spartans placed ninth overall, scoring 445, 85 strokes behind first-place Seymour. Chloe Treml led the way with a score of 105, finishing tied for 19th place. Laney Treml finished five strokes back of Chloe to finish in the Top 30. Other Spartans include:

41) Eliza Gajeski FR 115

41) EvaWaigand JR 115

55) LaurenDavister SO 130

Full Results Here

The Luxemburg-Casco cross country teams were the kings and queens of the hills in Valders on Thursday as both squads won the Bob Burzynski CC invite.

On the girls side, Claire Duchateau paced the team with a time of 20:04 to win an individual title. The Spartans placed six girls in the top 25 with Adeline Treml joining Duchateau in the Top 10.

For the boys, Derek Christoph won the race with a 5K time of 17:58. The Spartans put eight runners in the top 25 with Christoph, Jonathan Salentine, Zach Tassoul, and Tanner Snowberry capturing four of the top five slots.

Heads are turning across the state, as the now ranked Luxemburg Casco Spartans host the Sheboygan Falls Falcons tonight on 104.1 WRLU. 

Last week’s 21-3 win over Wrightstown brought enough attention to the Spartans to earn them the 10th spot in the Bound Wisconsin coaches poll rankings.  Luxemburg Casco relies heavily on their ground game in that win, as Eli Derenne, Cam Dorner, and Brayden Loritz all rushed for scores last week.  Derenne led the effort with 88 yards on the ground, while also completing 8 of 11 passes for 102 yards.  

Sheboygan Falls comes into this game at 0-4 on the season, fresh off a 52-6 loss to Winneconne last week.  Sophomore running back Olen Berg scored the team’s first touchdown of the season last week, part of a 107 yard effort.  Despite the Falcons record, Spartans coach Neil Seering said in his postgame interview last week that the team needs to remain hungry and not overlook any opponent. 

Join Eric Fischer and Ramsay Thompson on the call, with the pregame show starting at 6:45 and kickoff following at 7pm. 

The Luxemburg-Casco Golf team is back in action this Thursday. The Spartans will travel to Riverside Golf Course, where they are set to compete against several schools. The participating teams include Ashwaubenon, Bay Port, Bonduel, Denmark, Fox Valley Lutheran, Freedom, Little Chute, New London, Oconto, Oconto Falls, Seymour, Shawano Community, Waupaca, West De Pere, and Wrightstown.

In the Spartans' most recent invitational, hosted by Oconto Falls, the Spartans secured a sixth-place finish among ten competing teams. They posted a team score of 443. While a solid effort, this placed them 80 points behind the first-place finisher, Seymour. Leading the charge for Luxemburg-Casco in their last meet were Chloe Treml and Eliza Gajeski. Both golfers delivered strong performances, each shooting a 109. Their consistent play allowed them to finish within the top 25 individual scores, highlighting their valuable contributions to the team. Other notable scores from Monday's competition included Eva Waigan, who carded a 112, Laney Treml, who shot a 113, and Lauren Davister, who rounded out the team's scoring with a 121. 

Thursday's tee time is at 9:00 A.M.

Luxemburg-Casco and Sturgeon Bay Cross Country prepare to compete in Valders this Thursday.

Other schools competing include Brillion, Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Howards Grove, New Holstein, Plymouth, Denmark, and St. Ignatius Chesterton Academy.

For the Clippers, this race offers an opportunity to race again after Delaney Skiba paced the team in the challenging Nightfall Classic, held at the Winnegamie Golf Course. Thursday's meet in Valders will be a chance for the Clippers to demonstrate their resilience and improve their standings.

On the other hand, the Spartans are coming into this race with some nice momentum. Their last competition saw impressive results, with the boys' team clinching a strong first-place finish. Not to be outdone, the girls' team also delivered an outstanding performance, securing a superb second-place finish. The Spartans will undoubtedly be looking to continue their strong run in Valders. The recent cross-country meet showcased impressive performances from both the Clippers and the Spartans. For the Clippers, Atticus Haus clocked a personal record of 19:37.29. He was joined by Decon Haus, who finished with a solid time of 20:49.84. Delany Skiba also had an outstanding race, setting a new personal best of 20:20.85. The Spartans also had a strong showing. Derek Christoph delivered a stellar performance, earning fourth place overall and setting a new personal record. Zach Tassoul, a consistent top performer, secured fifth place with a time of 17:28.54. The Spartan women's team saw excellent runs from Claire DeChateau, who finished at 19:29.06, and Adeline Treml, who achieved a new personal best with a time of 20:54.41, underscoring the depth of talent within the Spartans' cross-country program.

The first races begin at 4:00 P.M.

The Luxemburg-Casco Bowling team is gearing up for its fifth exciting season as a proud member of the Door County Lake Shore Bowling Club. The Spartans are inviting everyone in the community to come and be a part of the bowling program. Throughout the season, the team will primarily compete at familiar local alleys, including The Rendezvous, Apple Valley Lanes, and Kewaunee Bowl. Coach Michelle is excited about welcoming new and returning bowlers. She encourages anyone interested in joining the team to come to The Rendezvous on Wednesday, September 17th.

This is a perfect opportunity to learn more about the team, meet Coach Michelle, and sign up for the upcoming season. When asked about prospective bowlers who may be new to the sport, Coach Michelle stated, “If you want to bowl, we will find a spot for you to bowl.” This reassuring statement highlights the team's commitment to making bowling accessible to everyone, regardless of prior experience. Furthermore, Coach Michelle confirmed that all necessary equipment, such as bowling shoes and balls, can be provided to participants. This removes a potential barrier for newcomers, ensuring that all they need to bring is themselves and a desire to play.

The Luxemburg-Casco volleyball team defeated Denmark 3-0 (25-11, 26-24, 25-23) on Tuesday night.

Leading the way for the Spartans were Alayna Deprez (27 assists, 7 digs), Aubrey Frey (21 kills, 11 digs), Claire Schleis (7 kills, 3 aces), and Rylan Kaminski (21 digs).

Head coach Jeff Frey admitted it was not his team's best night, but added that it is always good to win on the road. "Dustin (Denmark's coach) had his team ready to play, especially after that first set," Frey said. "They made us work for everything.  We found a way in sets two and three.  I love the grit that we showed when we needed it." 

Photo by Ron LeCloux

The Luxemburg-Casco golf team kicked off their week with the 10-team Oconto Falls Invitational, which was hosted at River Island GC in Oconto Falls.

The Spartans took sixth place with a score of 443, nearly 80 strokes behind first-place Seymour.

The Spartans' leaders were Chloe Treml and Eliza Gajeski, who shot identical 109s and finished in the invitational's top 25. 

Other scores:

Eva Waigand JR 112

Laney Treml FR 113

Lauren Davister SO 121

The Spartans are back in action for an even larger invitational on Thursday at Riverside Golf Course at 9 a.m.

The area's two local golf teams will play against each other and several other teams as part of an invitational on Monday.

Luxemburg-Casco and Sturgeon Bay will battle Bonduel, Denmark, Marinette, Oconto, Oconto Falls, Pulaski, Seymour, Shawano Community, and  Wrightstown at Oconto Falls' River Island Golf Course.

The Luxemburg-Casco girls golf team controlled 14 of the top 15 spots in their Northeastern Conference triangular hosted at Northbrook Golf Course in Luxemburg last Tuesday. The Spartans won the meet with a low score of 221, 16 strokes better than second-place Marinette and 74 strokes ahead of Waupaca. Lauren Feld scored the best overall with a 48, one stroke better than teammates Autumn Kaye, Isabelle Raymaker, Ivory Fett, Kilee Barbiaux, and MacIe Dejardin.

Tee time is set for 10 a.m.

Luxemburg-Casco brought home plenty of hardware at Saturday's Roncalli Schmitt/Schneider Cross Country Invitational.

The boys placed all five scoring runners with times of 18 minutes or faster to finish in the top 10  and win the team title. Derek Christoph's 17:27 5K time gave him bragging rights among his teammates and a fourth-place finish overall.

The girls nearly duplicated the feat with a second-place finish, finishing behind champion Pulaski 36-6. Claire DuChateau took second place overall with a 19:29 5K time, trailing only Pulaski's Maggie Gerth.

GIRLS

2

CD

Claire DuChateau

Luxemburg-Casco

19:29.06

SR • Yr: 11 • +2pts

8

AT

Adeline Treml

Luxemburg-Casco

20:54.41

PR • Yr: 9 • +8pts

16

CB

Charli Bosman

Luxemburg-Casco

22:55.62

Yr: 9 • +16pts

19

EB

Ellison Bosman

Luxemburg-Casco

23:16.99

Yr: 11 • +19pts

22

GA

Gretta Annoye

Luxemburg-Casco

23:30.46

Yr: 10 • +22pts

26

CD

Chloe Derenne

Luxemburg-Casco

24:19.79

Yr: 9 • +26pts

37

KP

Katelyn Piesler

Luxemburg-Casco

26:00.70

Yr: 10 • +37pts

40

MF

Madison Frank

Luxemburg-Casco

26:08.53

Yr: 10

BOYS

4

DC

Derek Christoph

Luxemburg-Casco

17:27.82

PR • Yr: 12 • +3pts

5

ZT

Zach Tassoul

Luxemburg-Casco

17:28.54

Yr: 10 • +4pts

7

Ezra Treml

Luxemburg-Casco

17:38.46

Yr: 10 • +6pts

8

JS

Jonathan Salentine

Luxemburg-Casco

17:55.42

Yr: 12 • +7pts

9

MD

Marcis Doell

Luxemburg-Casco

18:00.77

SR • Yr: 11 • +8pts

12

TS

Tanner Snowberry

Luxemburg-Casco

18:07.52

Yr: 12 • +11pts

15

EV

Evan Vandermause

Luxemburg-Casco

18:34.52

Yr: 11 • +14pts

23

BR

Brayden Radart

Luxemburg-Casco

19:27.82

Yr: 11

On Friday night, Rylen Hinckley did it all for the Luxemburg-Casco soccer team, which beat Seymour 3-0.

Hinckley registered a hat trick with goals in the 12th, 57th, and 78th minutes. While the second goal came via a penalty kick, Elvin Mendoza and Pierce Gerl helped Hinckley score the other two goals. 

Both goals were peppered with shots all night long, but the Spartans' Carson Koller posted a clean sheet with eight saves. Julian Jaimes made seven saves in the Thunder's loss.

The Spartans are now 3-2-1 this season. L-C will play a North Eastern Conference game on Tuesday at Wrightstown.

Luxemburg-Casco earned a massive win within the North Eastern Conference, taking down Wrightstown 21-3 as heard on 104.1 WRLU. 

Two very similar teams, with a run-heavy focus and great defenses, clashed, with each defense stopping the opposition on their respective opening drives. Luxemburg Casco got on the board first, forced a defensive stop, then marched down the field on the legs of Eli Derenne.  A pair of big runs from the quarterback bookended the drive, capped off with a 20-yard scamper for a score.  Jacob Walton made the kick to put the Spartans up 7-0.  The teams exchanged stops throughout the first half, and the game went to halftime with the same score.  

Starting the half with the ball, Luxemburg-Casco went down the field before a pair of penalties backed the Spartans up to 4th and 12 from the 32.  Eli Derenne chucked a deep ball to Mason Trimberger in the endzone, but Trimberger could not haul in the pass, and Wrightstown would take over.  The Tigers pieced together their best drive of the ballgame, picking their way down the field, earning a 1st and goal at the Spartans' 9.  A holding penalty backed Wrightstown up, and the Tigers could not reach the endzone, settling for a Daniel Buntin 34-yard field goal, making the score 7-3.  Luxemburg Casco responded strongly, as Derenne found Tatum Klaubauf for a couple of first downs through the air, before Cam Dorner struck for a 29-yard touchdown run. Another Walton PAT kick put the Spartans up 14-3.  Dorner wasn’t done there.  Following the kickoff, on Wrightstown’s first offensive play, Dorner chased down Buntin, and just before completing the sack, Buntin threw the ball into the ground for an intentional grounding penalty, pinning the Tigers back to 2nd and 32.  Julian Bailey sacked Buntin on the next play to back them up further.  A minimal 3rd down gain forced a Wrightstown punt, which Dorner returned to the Tigers 42.  Brayden Loritz took over in the Spartans' backfield and picked his way down the field on three read-option keepers, scoring a 1-yard touchdown. Walton drilled the ensuing PAT kick to put Luxemburg Casco up 21-3 with just 1:38 left in regulation.  The Tigers would try to pull off a miracle, but it was quickly snuffed out after a Joey Jeanquart interception sealed the game.  

Coach Seering met us on the field after the broadcast and credited his players' resilience amid some adversity and mistakes. You can see the full interview below.  

The Spartans move to 4-0 overall and 2-0 in North Eastern Conference play.  Luxemburg-Casco returns home next week for an NEC matchup against the Sheboygan Falls Falcons.  

Picture courtesy of Ron LeCloux

Two of the top teams in the North Eastern Conference will face off on Friday night. The Luxemburg-Casco Spartans will travel to Wrightstown to face the Tigers on 104.1 WRLU.  

Luxemburg Casco is coming off a dominant win last week, when it took down Denmark 27-6. The Spartans relied heavily on the ground game, as Brayden Loritz found the end zone three times, part of a 93-yard performance. His backfield mate, Cam Dorner, also popped off for 100 yards in the win.  

According to the Bound WI coaches poll, Wrightstown comes into the game as the 8th-ranked team in Division 4.  The Tigers have gotten off to a 3-0 start, including a 35-0 win over NEC foe Sheboygan Falls last week.  Brody Wilson ran back for 105 yards and three scores, part of a 231-yard effort by the Tigers. 

Join Eric Fischer on the call. The pregame show starts at 6:45, and the kickoff is at 7 p.m. 

The Luxemburg-Casco volleyball team made quick work of Clintonville on Thursday, winning 3-0 (25-10, 25-11, 25-15).

Thursday served as the home opener for the Spartans, which added to head coach Jeff Frey's happiness after the match. "I thought we did a great job from the service line, we had 23 aces," Frey said. "Before the match, we talked about attention to detail, and I thought we did a nice job tonight.

Leading the way for the Spartans were Alayna Deprez (24 assists and four aces), Aubrey Frey (14 kills and four aces), Rylan Kaminski (6 digs and six aces), and Danica Bartels (5 digs and three aces).

Another resilient match-up between the Irish and Spartans came Tuesday night on the soccer field came to an end with a 4-4 draw. 

The Spartans battled back from a 0-3 deficit late in the second half to earn the draw. A brace from Carson Hunsaker and single tallies from Dylan Roberts and Rylen Hinckley led the way. Roberts and Hinckley picked up assists.

The Irish spread the scoring with Cal Calhoon netting a hat trick and Caleb Kurey adding a goal. Assists came from Calhoon, Andres Chavez (2), and Sawyer Rueckl, while Eric Meyer anchored the defense.

The Spartans are back in action on Friday against Seymour.

Picture courtesy of Ron LeCloux

The Luxemburg-Casco girls golf team controlled 14 of the top 15 spots in their Northeastern Conference triangular hosted at Northbrook Golf Course in Luxemburg on Tuesday.

The Spartans won the meet with a low score of 221, 16 strokes better than second-place Marinette and 74 strokes ahead of Waupaca. Lauren Feld scored the best overall with a 48, one stroke better than teammates Autumn Kaye, Isabelle Raymaker, Ivory Fett, Kilee Barbiaux, and MacIe Dejardin.

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Luxemburg-Casco’s soccer team is back in action on Tuesday when they face Freedom at home.

The Spartans secured a 3-0 victory over Clintonville, marking their second win of the season. Carson Hunsaker scored two goals, while Grant Heurkens added one. Spartans goalkeeper Carson Koller recorded two saves, and Gavin Writt of Clintonville also made two saves.

Kick-off is scheduled for 6:30 PM.

The Luxemburg-Casco golf team will get back to work on Monday with a home matchup against Northeastern Conference foes Marinette and Waupaca.

Last week, the Spartans secured a solid team victory over Fox Valley Lutheran at Northbrook Golf Course on Tuesday, winning 201-217. The Spartans swept the top three individual spots, led by junior Reese Bandow who took medalist honors with a 45. Brielle Snowberry (52) and Averi Buresh (53) rounded out the top three.

Tee time is set for 1 p.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco volleyball team posted a perfect 5-0 record on Saturday to win the Triton Invite on Saturday.

The Spartans had to battle to win their matches, requiring extra points in one set of a match and a third set to settle things in two matches.

The Spartans beat Notre Dame 25-15, 25-19, Sheboygan Falls 25-9, 25-8, and West DePere 23-25, 25-22, 15-6 in pool play. They capped off the afternoon with a Semi-Final win over Mosinee 25-21, 30-28 and beat Kimberly 23-25, 25-15, 15-13 in the championship.

Leading the way for the Spartans were Alayna Deprez (114 assists, 29 Digs), Aubrey Frey (68 Kills, 26 digs, 6 aces), Claire Schleis (32 kills), and Rylan Kaminski (47 digs, 6 aces). 

Head coach Jeff Frey was happy with the growth his squad showed from last weekend's Beat of the East Tournament to this weekend's Triton Invite. "Last weekend we couldn't quite finish in a couple of tight matches, today we found a way to win 3 tight matches against 3 good teams," Frey said. "I like the grit and fight we showed today."

On a night of celebrating our country’s past and present military heroes, the Luxemburg-Casco Spartans rolled past the Denmark Vikings, winning 27-6, as heard on 104.1 WRLU.  

After forcing a fumble on Denmark’s opening drive, the Spartans' offense found the endzone when Brayden Loritz took a handoff 50 yards for the game’s opening score.  The teams would trade possessions for the majority of the half.  With time winding down in the second quarter, Cam Dorner nearly scored on a 42-yard run, getting tackled by the last Denmark defender on the 9-yard line.  After a timeout, Eli Derenne kept a read option and marched into the endzone to put Luxemburg Casco up by two scores, going into halftime with a 14-0 lead.  

The second half's opening kickoff was returned for a would-be touchdown for Mason Trimberger, only to be called back by a block in the back penalty.  No matter, the Spartans' offense would march down the field, with Loritz again finding the endzone, this time from 10 yards out, putting Luxemburg Casco up 20-0. The PAT attempt was missed, keeping the score at 20-0.  Denmark would rally for a long drive, with the Vikings offense making it to the Spartans 3 3-yard line.  A bad snap backed Denmark up to the 20 before Luxemburg-Casco could force a turnover on downs.  The two teams exchanged punts before Luxemburg-Casco could add one more score, as Brayden Loritz found the endzone one last time from the 5-yard line.  Denmark would finally find the endzone late in the 4th, when quarterback Jayden Binsfield found Thomas Bienapfl for a score.  The Vikings' PAT attempt missed, and the Spartans recovered the ensuing onside kick attempt before a pair of kneel-downs ended the game. 

Luxemburg Casco moves to 3-0 on the season and 1-0 in North Eastern Conference play.  Coach Neil Seering joined us after the game to reflect on a hard-fought win and preview next week’s game against last year’s WIAA Division 5 runner-up, the Wrightstown Tigers.  

The Luxemburg-Casco cross country teams took on a large, tough field at the Shorewood Cross Country Course on the campus of UW-Green Bay on Thursday and came back with some hardware for the trophy case.

For the boys, Ezra Treml led the way with a 21st place finish as the Spartans top four runners all broke 18 minutes and all five finished in the top 50. As a result, the Spartans placed 1st in the small school and 5th overall (24 teams).

On the girls' side, Claire Duchateau broke 20 minutes to come in eighth place overall. The team placed 3rd for small schools and 13th overall (30 teams).

The JV teams also held their own on the tough course with the girls taking 10th overall (19 schools) abd the boys coming in 4th overall (20 schools).

The Luxemburg-Casco volleyball team cruised to a three-set sweep of Wrightstown on Thursday, beating the Tigers 25-9, 25-21, 25-19.

Leading the Spartans were Alayna Deprez (29 assists, 5 digs), Aubrey Frey (21 Kills, 7 digs), MJ Olson (5 kills), Rylan Kaminski (16 digs), and Danica Bartles (9 digs, 5 aces)

Head coach Jeff Frey said afterwards that it was a great way to start the season, especially coming on the road. "I loved the fast start we got off to in set 1, credit Kristine and her team, they came back fighting in the last 2 sets, Frey said. "We still have things to clean up, but I like the direction we are headed in."

The Spartans are back in action for Saturday's Triton Invite, featuring De Pere, Kimberly, Mosinee, Notre Dame Academy, Oostburg, Sheboygan Falls, and West De Pere.

Luxemburg Casco returns home Friday night, where the Spartans host the Denmark Vikings, and it’ll be heard on 104.1 WRLU. 

The Spartans will open North Eastern Conference action with a 2-0 record after routing Xavier last Friday to wrap up the nonconference slate.  Cam Dorner and Brayden Loritz each found the endzone twice in the 35-7 win, as Luxemburg Casco put up nearly 400 yards of total offense.  The defense will be looking to repeat their performance from each of the first two games, where it allowed just a single touchdown in each contest.  

Across the sideline will be the Denmark Vikings.  Denmark comes in with a 1-1 record, having beaten Shawano in Week 1, but coming up short against Fox Valley Lutheran last week, 35-0.  Jayden Binsfield leads the aerial attack, throwing for 275 yards and 2 touchdowns through the first couple games. On the ground, Steven Kielpikowski has racked up 185 yards and a pair of scores as well.  

Eric Fischer and Ramsay Thompson will have the call, with the pregame show hitting the air at 6:45, and kickoff at 7pm.  

Picture courtesy of Ron LeCloux

Carson Hunsaker scored two goals late to help Luxemburg-Casco soccer earn the 3-0 road win over Clintonville on Thursday.

Grant Heurkens opened the scoring in the second half before Hunsaker's brace after the 68th minute. CARSON Koller preserved the clean sheet with two saves. 

GOALS

42' Luxemburg-Casco (Grant Heurkens)

68' Luxemburg-Casco (Carson Hunsaker)

77' Luxemburg-Casco (Carson Hunsaker)

GOALKEEPING

Luxemburg-Casco, Carson Koller, 2 saves

Clintonville, Gavin Writt, 2 saves

The Spartans are now 2-2 this season. L-C will be in action Tuesday hosting Freedom for a North Eastern Conference game.

The Luxemburg-Casco girls golf team will just have to walk down the road after their first day of school for their meet this afternoon when they welcome Fox Valley Lutheran to Northbrook Country Club.

In their last time out, the Spartans earned a top 15 finish in the Ashwaubenon Jaguar Classic hosted at Hilly Haven GC in De Pere. The team shot a 79, which was tied with Shawano and Sheboygan North, and 12 strokes behind first place Bay Port.

At last month's Fall Sports Preview at the Rendezvous of Luxemburg, we asked some of the golfers who got them into the sport and what they feel their best aspect of their game is.

 

 

 

 

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Tee time for Tuesday is set for 3 p.m.