For the first time since 2010, the Sevastopol football team left its matchup against Algoma with a victory, beating the Wolves last Friday 28-12. 

The Pioneers fell behind 12-0 in the first quarter before taking a 14-12 lead at the break and adding 14 more points in the second half.

The Pioneers were led by Bo Tanck, who threw for 192 yards and two touchdowns while adding 98 yards and a score on the ground. Ray Johnson scored the other touchdown on a 63-yard run. Cash Kuehn was Tanck's main target, catching nine passes for 155 yards and both touchdowns. 

The Wolves' Ethan Melotte completed one pass for 46 yards and a score while rushing for 27 yards and a touchdown. Cooper Fay led the team in receiving with 82 yards on three catches, while Jack Meverden rushed for 50 yards on 10 carries to pace the Wolves.

The Pioneers, now ranked ninth in the Bound Wisconsin poll, will look to pad its resume for the playoffs with a Thursday night matchup against Gibraltar. Tim Kowols will have the call of the matchup on 105.1 The GOAT and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com beginning at 6:45 p.m., with the pregame show followed by the kickoff at 7 p.m. The Wolves will wrap up their 2026 campaign on Thursday when they travel to Oneida Nation to face the Thunderhawks.

The Sevastopol cross country team posted great times on its home course on Thursday as it hosted the Pioneer Invite on Thursday.

Led by Landon Sitte, the Pioneers had all four of its runners finish in the Top 20 in the boys' race and all under 22 minutes on the 5K course. For the girls, Breiah Newton once again led the way with a time of 20:44 to take fifth place overall while three of her teammates all recorded personal bests. 

GIRLS

5

BN

Breiah Newton

Sevastopol

20:44.8

Yr: 10 • +5pts

19

MT

Margaret Thomas

Sevastopol

24:14.6

PB • Yr: 9 • +17pts

26

OV

Olivia Valenzuela

Sevastopol

25:19.9

PB • Yr: 12 • +23pts

27

IA

Izzy Andreae

Sevastopol

25:24.6

Yr: 12 • +24pts

29

BR

Brennan Rass

Sevastopol

25:45.9

PB • Yr: 9 • +26pts

33

SP

Sydney Peterson

Sevastopol

27:50.0

Yr: 12 • +28pts

BOYS

11

LS

Landon Sitte

Sevastopol

19:48.2

Yr: 12

13

AT

Axel Tlatempa

Sevastopol

20:30.5

Yr: 9

15

RO

Ryder Ortmayer

Sevastopol

20:55.1

Yr: 9

18

AT

Aiden Turk

Sevastopol

21:58.5

PB • Yr: 10

Brynn Schartner, Alaina LeCLair, Kendall Christiansen, Charlotte Stueber, Aleah Volkmann, Savanna Kiehnau, Adi Sawyer, Manager Lylvi Duessler, and Kayla Stout had a senior night to remember as the Sevastopol volleyball team secured a 3-0 sweep of Kewaunee.

The Pioneers won the match 25-18, 25-13, 25-19 to improve to 17-6 on the season.

They return to action on Tuesday when they battle Gibraltar.

The Sevastopol Pioneers pull hosting duties for Thursday's cross-country meet when Algoma, Gibraltar, Luxemburg-Casco, and Sturgeon Bay also come to run the hills of Cherry Hills Golf Course in Sturgeon Bay.

The first races begin at 3:45 p.m.

LAST ACTION

A small but mighty Algoma cross country team traveled to Mishicot on Thursday for the Jim Bremser Invitational. Brayden Brumm was the lone Wolf on the boys' side, finishing in 22:52 to take 171st. For the girls, Ellie Reif ran a time of 22:43 to lead the girls.

The Gibraltar cross country team had a strong showing at Thursday's Jim Bremser Invitational in Mishicot. For the girls, Olivia Pelkey ran a personal best time of 25:55 to lead the Vikings with a 77th-place finish. On the boys' side, Graham De Voe ran a time of 19:26 to take 21st overall while two of his teammates ran a season-best time.

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.

Breiah Newton took on bigger schools as Sevastopol's lone varsity runner in Saturday's Len Nikolai Invite. Newton ran a time of 21:22 to come in the Top 50 overall for the Pioneers. Other runners competed in the junior varsity races, with Margaret Thomas running a personal best of 24:31 to lead the girls squad while Landon Sitte took 66th with a 5K time of 20:07.  

The Sturgeon Bay cross country team competed in the Jim Bremser Memorial race in Mishicot on Thursday night. The Clippers competed along with 39 other schools racing through woods and around the school grounds.  This high-energy race is a favorite for our team with the chance to compete against a large number of teams and win ribbons and medals.  Freshman Abigail Matson came in 36th with a time of 23:33, and Penny Kiedrowski came in 37th with a time of 23:34.

Sevastopol volleyball player Leah Schopf reached a big milestone on Monday night as the Pioneers beat Bonduel in a three-match sweep 26-24, 25-17, 25-13.

Head coach Rox Schopf was especially proud of her junior libero, who reached 1,000 digs in her high school career, a mark she says takes most players four years to reach. 

Brynn Schartner had 11 kills and 10 digs, while Aleah Volkmann had 14 kills and three aces to complement Schopf in the win.

The Pioneers improve to 16-6 on the season and play Kewaunee Thursday night for Senior Night.

The Sevastopol volleyball returns home on Monday with a non-conference matchup against Bonduel.

The two teams just played over the weekend in Algoma, with the Pioneers taking the match 2-1 (25-11, 17-25, 15-5). It was part of a 3-2 weekend that saw the Pioneers lose to Ashwaubenon 2-1 (25-22, 17-25, 11-15), beat Algoma 2-0 (25-18, 25-21), top Two Rivers 2-0 (25-13, 25-2), and fall to Pacelli 2-1 (21-25, 28-26, 7-15).

The Bears finished the Algoma Invitational 1-3 with a win over Two Rivers and losses to Sevastopol, Valley Christian, and Crivitz.

The first serve is set for 7 p.m. 

Breiah Newton took on bigger schools as Sevastopol's lone varsity runner in Saturday's Len Nikolai Invite.

Newton ran a time of 21:22 to come in the Top 50 overall for the Pioneers.

Other runners competed in the junior varsity races, with Margaret Thomas running a personal best of 24:31 to lead the girls squad while Landon Sitte took 66th with a 5K time of 20:07. 

Varsity

GIRLS

46

BN

Breiah Newton

Sevastopol

21:22.0

Yr: 10

Junior Varsity

GIRLS

46

MT

Margaret Thomas

Sevastopol

24:31.8

PB • Yr: 9 • +40pts

49

IA

Izzy Andreae

Sevastopol

24:41.4

SB • Yr: 12 • +42pts

83

OV

Olivia Valenzuela

Sevastopol

26:03.5

Yr: 12 • +61pts

112

EW

Elli Wotachek

Sevastopol

27:24.2

PB • Yr: 12 • +76pts

125

BR

Brennan Rass

Sevastopol

28:18.1

Yr: 9 • +81pts

151

SB

Selma Burtnett

Sevastopol

31:27.0

PB • Yr: 11 • +84pts

154

AB

Abby Burke

Sevastopol

31:30.6

SB • Yr: 12 • +85pts

BOYS

66

LS

Landon Sitte

Sevastopol

20:07.9

Yr: 12

67

AT

Axel Tlatempa

Sevastopol

20:08.8

PB • Yr: 9

97

RO

Ryder Ortmayer

Sevastopol

21:11.3

Yr: 9

129

AT

Aiden Turk

Sevastopol

22:07.7

PB • Yr: 10

Sevastopol continued its offensive surge Friday night, rolling past Oneida Nation 60-12 as multiple Pioneers found the end zone.

Bo Tanck accounted for four touchdowns, scoring twice on the ground and adding two touchdown passes. Cash Kuehn hauled in one of those scoring passes, while Roman LeClair added two rushing touchdowns.

Kolt Pfister also found the end zone on the ground, while Ray Johnson gave the Pioneers another spark with a kickoff return touchdown.

The win marks Sevastopol's fourth straight victory and moves the Pioneers to 5-1 on the season. The offense has been especially productive during the current winning streak, with Sevastopol scoring more than 100 points across its last two games.

The Pioneers will look to keep the momentum going next Friday, Oct. 2, when they travel to take on Algoma.

The Pioneers boasted one Top 20 finish and several season-best times at Thursday's Jim Bremser Invitational in Mishicot. For the girls, Breiah Newton covered the 5K course in 20:42 to take 15th overall. Four of her teammates broke their season's best time, three of which were personal records. On the boys' side, Landon Sitte paced the Pioneers with a time of 21:42 to finish in 68th place, while Axel Tlatempa was close behind in 70th place with a time of 21:27.3.

More than two dozen other teams will take on the Meadow Links Golf Course path on Saturday when the first races begin at 10 a.m.

The DCU Girls High School Swim team was unfortunately defeated by Marinette High School on September 24th, 2025. The overall score of the evening was Marinette 82 and DCU 66.

Despite the loss, DCU placed first in six events of the evening. The 200-yard Medley Relay, consisting of Quinn Sperber (SDHS), Shaeffer Rass (SEV), Hazel Monfils (SDHS), and Brennan Rass (SEV), was one of those first-place finishes. Individual events with a first-place finish included S. Rass in the 200-yard Freestyle, Monfils in the 200-yard Individual Medley, and Sperber in the 100-yard Butterfly and the 100-yard Backstroke. Additionally, the 400-yard Freestyle Relay finished first. Sperber, B. Rass, S. Rass, and Monfils were the participants for that relay.

Overall, the team competed to the best of their abilities, and we look forward to our next conference matchup on Thursday, October 1st, versus New London High School at the Door County YMCA. Swimming starts at 6:00 p.m.; come support DCU! 

The Sevastopol cross country team boasted one Top 20 finish and several season-best times at Thursday's Jim Bremser Invitational in Mishicot.

For the girls, Breiah Newton covered the 5K course in 20:42 to take 15th overall. Four of her teammates broke their season's best time, three of which were personal records. On the boys' side, Landon Sitte paced the Pioneers with a time of 21:42 to finish in 68th place, while Axel Tlatempa was close behind in 70th place with a time of 21:27.3

GIRLS
15

BN

Breiah Newton

Sevastopol

20:42.7

Yr: 10 • +20pts

50

SA

Shylee Asher

Sevastopol

24:19.6

Yr: 12 • +134pts

140

IA

Izzy Andreae

Sevastopol

25:13.2

SB • Yr: 12 • +160pts

75

MT

Margaret Thomas

Sevastopol

25:49.7

Yr: 9 • +170pts

76

OV

Olivia Valenzuela

Sevastopol

25:52.4

PB • Yr: 12

83

SP

Sydney Peterson

Sevastopol

26:28.8

PB • Yr: 12

181

EW

Elli Wotachek

Sevastopol

28:07.4

PB • Yr: 12

BOYS

68

LS

Landon Sitte

Sevastopol

21:14.2

Yr: 12 • +154pts

70

AT

Axel Tlatempa

Sevastopol

21:27.3

Yr: 9 • +160pts

144

RO

Ryder Ortmayer

Sevastopol

21:49.5

Yr: 9 • +172pts

176

AT

Aiden Turk

Sevastopol

22:58.5

SB • Yr: 10

The Sevastopol volleyball team ran into another tough team this week at home, falling to NEW Lutheran in three sets 22-25, 21-25, and 16-25.

The Blazers were led by Kiley Dhein and Sadie Czaja's 10 kills. Meredith Lemke-Scott had 22 digs, while Olivia Kirchner had 37 assists.

The Sevastopol football team looks to keep their winning streak rolling on Friday when they welcome Oneida Nation to Institute.

The Pioneers improved to 4-1 on the season with its 43-0 victory over Niagara for its third straight win. Bo Tanck leads the team in passing and rushing, while Cash Kuehn has been his top target. In last week's game, the scoring came from both sides of the ball as Cash Kuehn scored on a 20-yard pass from Bo Tanck, who registered his own touchdown on a 50-yard run. The Pioneers scored three times on defense as well, with Tanck, Jayden McCormick, and Ray Johnson all taking interceptions the other way for touchdowns.

A forfeit by Menominee Indian continues to be the Thunderhawks' lone win of the season. They have not scored a point since their 48-22 loss to Gibraltar on August 28th, giving up no less than 32 points in that stretch.

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

The Door County United swim team gets to compete close to home on Thursday when they welcome Marinette to the Sturgeon Bay Program Center of the Door County YMCA.

In their last dual meet, DCU earned their first conference win over Clintonville High School with a total score of 88-49. Freshman Brennan Rass (SEV) finished first in both the 50 and 100 yard Freestyle, contributing 12 points to the overall team score. She was followed closely behind by her senior sister, Shaeffer Rass (SEV), who placed first in the 100-yard Breaststroke and 2nd in the 200-yard Individual Medley, contributing 10 points to the team score. The relays were also very successful during this dual. The 200-yard Medley Relay, consisting of Quinn Sperber (SDHS), Shaeffer Rass, Hazel Monfils (SDHS), and Ashlyn Sixel (SDHS) placed first. They were closely followed by another DCU relay consisting of Brennan Rass, Jillian Peterson (SDHS), Mia Olson (SBHS), and Rachel Rock (SEV). The first- and second-place finishes added 12 points to the overall team score.

Swimming begins at 6 p.m.

The Sevastopol volleyball team plays their second tough conference match of the week on Thursday when they host NEW Lutheran.

The Pioneers fell to Southern Door on Tuesday 3-1. The Eagles took the opening set 25-21 before Sevastopol answered with a 25-14 win in the second. Southern Door regained control in the third set with another 25-21 win before closing out the match 25-18 in the fourth. Despite the loss, the Pioneers remain 12-3 on the year.

The Blazers boast a 14-7 mark after going 3-2 last weekend with wins over Bonduel, Pulaski and Seymour.

First serve is set for 7 p.m.

Sevastopol responded to its first loss of the season in a big way Friday night.

The Pioneers shut out Niagara 43-0, moving back to 4-1 on the season after falling to Valley Christian a week ago. Sevastopol controlled the matchup from the start and kept Niagara off the scoreboard throughout the night. The scoring came from both sides of the ball as Cash Kuehn scored on a 20-yard pass from Bo Tanck, who registered his own touchdown on a 50-yard run. The Pioneers scored three times on defense as well with Tanck, Jayden McCormick, and Ray Johnson all taking interceptions the other way for touchdowns.

The loss drops Niagara to 1-3 on the season. They were limited to 86 yards on offense, including just 19 yards on 24 attempts.

Sevastopol will look to keep the momentum going next Friday, Sept. 25, when it takes on Oneida Nation. Oneida Nation enters the matchup at 1-4.

The Sevastopol volleyball team enters its homecoming weekend on a down note after falling to Oconto on Thursday in three sets.

The Pioneers could not escape the teens against the Blue Devils, dropping the sets 25-13, 25-18, 25-18. The Blue Devils were led by Kylee Sydor with 12 kills, and Tori Mossakowski had four blocks and four kills.

The Pioneers will celebrate Homecoming before battling Southern Door at home for Pink Out night on Tuesday.

The Sevastopol Pioneers will have a homecoming crowd behind them on Friday when they welcome Niagara to Institute.

The Pioneers are coming off a 40-35 win over Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah to improve to 3-1 on the season. Bo Tanck powered the Pioneers' offense through the air, completing 18 of 25 passes for 319 yards and four touchdowns. Roman LeClair added 69 rushing yards and a touchdown on five carries, while catching four passes for 140 yards and two touchdowns. Cash Kuehn provided two huge plays in the passing game, hauling in two passes for 158 yards, with both catches going for touchdowns.

The Badgers earned their first true win of the season when they replaced a forfeit from Gillett with a 38-6 win against Marion/Tigerton.

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

The Sevastopol volleyball team plays at home on Thursday when they welcome Oconto to Institute.

The Pioneers have won three straight matches and captured nine straight sets to improve to 10-1 on the season. In their 3-0 win over Peshtigo, all three sets ended 25-23 in favor of the Pioneers. Brynn Schartner had 8 aces and 25 service points in the three sets, along with 8 digs and 8 kills.

The Blue Devils played Oostburg on Tuesday after going 3-2 over the weekend to make their record 10-4 on the season.

First serve is set for 7 p.m.

The Sevastopol Pioneers cross country teams tackled the course at Sheboygan Lutheran on Tuesday as part of the Crusader Invitational.

Sophomore Breiah Newton collected another top 10 finish, running a time of 21:31 to come in 7th place for the Pioneers girls. On the boys' side, Landon Sitte finished with a time of 20:31 to come in 61st overall.

GIRLS

7

BN

Breiah Newton

Sevastopol

21:31.1

Yr: 10

56

SA

Shylee Asher

Sevastopol

24:19.5

SB • Yr: 12

90

IA

Izzy Andreae

Sevastopol

26:02.6

Yr: 12

97

OV

Olivia Valenzuela

Sevastopol

26:41.4

Yr: 12

98

MT

Margaret Thomas

Sevastopol

26:41.7

Yr: 9

111

BR

Brennan Rass

Sevastopol

28:38.9

Yr: 9

114

SP

Sydney Peterson

Sevastopol

29:31.0

Yr: 12

BOYS

61

LS

Landon Sitte

Sevastopol

20:26.0

Yr: 12

78

AT

Axel Tlatempa

Sevastopol

21:21.5

Yr: 9

101

RO

Ryder Ortmayer

Sevastopol

22:20.1

Yr: 9

The Sevastopol cross country team shone brightly under the lights of Winagamie Golf Course during Friday's Nightfall Classic 920 in Neenah. 

Breiah Newton ran a season-best 20:42 to finish in the Top 10 of the D3 race to lead the Pioneers girls. Four of the five boys posted personal bests, led by Landon Sitte's 5K time of 19:38 to finish in 50th place.

BOYS

50

LS

Landon Sitte

Sevastopol

19:38.7

PB • Yr: 12 • +46pts

66

RO

Ryder Ortmayer

Sevastopol

20:23.1

PB • Yr: 9 • +59pts

94

AT

Axel Tlatempa

Sevastopol

21:18.0

PB • Yr: 9 • +79pts

130

AT

Aiden Turk

Sevastopol

22:59.6

SB • Yr: 10 • +101pts

168

JT

Jackson Toivonen

Sevastopol

37:10.4

PB • Yr: 9 • +124pts

GIRLS

9

BN

Breiah Newton

Sevastopol

20:42.0

SB • Yr: 10 • +9pts

49

SA

Shylee Asher

Sevastopol

24:22.7

SB • Yr: 12 • +46pts

65

IA

Izzy Andreae

Sevastopol

25:22.4

SB • Yr: 12 • +57pts

70

MT

Margaret Thomas

Sevastopol

25:37.2

PB • Yr: 9 • +61pts

81

BR

Brennan Rass

Sevastopol

26:04.5

PB • Yr: 9 • +69pts

86

OV

Olivia Valenzuela

Sevastopol

26:24.6

PB • Yr: 12 • +74pts

101

SP

Sydney Peterson

Sevastopol

27:22.9

SB • Yr: 12 • +83pts

123

MP

Maria Piassa

Sevastopol

30:40.5

PB • Yr: 12

129

SK

Shelby Kelsey

Sevastopol

31:09.9

PB • Yr: 11

Sevastopol improved to 3-1 on the football season Friday night with a 40-35 road win over Elkhart Lake, dropping the Resorters to 3-2. The win marked the second straight victory for the Pioneers.
 

Bo Tanck powered the Pioneers' offense through the air, completing 18 of 25 passes for 319 yards and four touchdowns. Roman LeClair added 69 rushing yards and a touchdown on five carries, while catching four passes for 140 yards and two touchdowns.
 

Cash Kuehn provided two huge plays in the passing game, hauling in two passes for 158 yards, with both catches going for touchdowns.
 

Sevastopol remains one game behind Valley Christian in the Packerland 8-man Conference standings. The Pioneers will look to make it three straight wins next Friday when they travel to Niagara for a non-conference 7 p.m. kickoff. 

The Sevastopol volleyball team improved to 12-1 on the season on Thursday with a 3-0 sweep of Peshtigo.

All three sets ended 25-23 in favor of the Pioneers. Brynn Schartner had 8 aces and 25 service points in the three sets, along with 8 digs and 8 kills.

The Pioneers are off until Thursday, when they host Oconto at home for homecoming week. 

Several local teams will head to Winagamie Golf Course in Neenah to race under the lights Friday night as a part of the Nightfall Classic 920.

Luxemburg-Casco, Sevastopol, Sturgeon Bay, Gibraltar, Algoma, and Sevastopol are all scheduled to participate in the meet that will feature four races beginning at 7:40 p.m.

More details can be found here

The Sevastopol football team looks to post a second win in a row on Friday when they travel to Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah to battle the Resorters.

The Pioneers responded to a 42-22 loss to Valley Christian with a 50-18 blowout of NEW Lutheran last week. Bo Tanck scored five total touchdowns in the win for the Pioneers, going 12-for-15 for 213 yards, three touchdowns, and a pick through the air while rushing for 19 yards and two scores on the ground. Reid LeClair and Cash Kuehn were pests on the edge for the Blazers to try and handle. Both players had interceptions on defense and piled up stats on offense, with LeClair catching five balls for 99 yards and two touchdowns while Kuehn grabbed four passes for 83 yards and a score.

The Resorters lost to NEW Lutheran 42-15, but have rattled off a 41-6 win over Marion/Tigerton last week. Cole Wagner generates the offense for the Resorters, throwing for 532 yards and 11 touchdowns while rushing for two other scores on 121 yards. 

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.