Sevastopol's Logan Schuh piled up nearly 300 all-purpose yards and five touchdowns in Sevastopol's 60-6 win over Wild Rose Thursday night.

Schuh went 9/13 passing for 112 yards and two touchdowns, connecting with Reid Kacmarynski (6 rec 91 yards) and Gavin Jorns (1 rec 8 yards) for the scores. He was a major part of the rushing attack for the Pioneers as well, rushing for 167 yards and three touchdowns on just 11 attempts. Bo Tanck was just as efficient as he nearly cracked the century mark with three touchdowns on just seven rushes. Landon Frank also scored to go along with his 55 yards on the ground. 

Jorns and Sladon Asher led the way defensively, with one sack each. 

The Sevastopol Pioneers cross-country teams started their season with a rare Wednesday meet hosted by Freedom.

Jarius Dadam paced the Pioneers boys with a time of 21:28, while Naomi Rikkola did the same for the girls with a time of 23:11. The girls took eighth with a score of 173, while the boys did not have enough runners to qualify as a team. Chilton won the boy's title, while Assumption easily grabbed the girls' title.

Gillett's Bradyn Wendorff won the boy's race at 17:40, while Assumption's Lucy Dolan won the girls' race at 19:50.

BOYS

1 (28) Jairus Dadam21:28.6Sevastopol

2 (41) Paxton Linnan23:40.9Sevastopol

3 (51) Landon Sitte27:07.5Sevastopol

GIRLS

1 (10) Naomi Rikkola23:11.2Sevastopol

2 (34) Sienna Cain26:18.3Sevastopol

3 (36) Shylee Asher26:31.6Sevastopol

4 (51) Abby Rock29:52.8Sevastopol

5 (52) Izzy Andreae30:48.5Sevastopol

6 (53) Ruth Wilke32:22.2Sevastopol

7 (55) Madison Lempke36:52.6Sevastopol

One local team will compete in a Cross-Country competition in Freedom on Wednesday. The Sevastopol Boys and Girls will attend the Irish Waters Golf Course for a multi-school meet starting at 8:30 a.m.

The rare Wednesday sporting event for high schools comes a week before school is in session for most schools. 

Several Packerland Conference schools will get their volleyball season underway on Tuesday with tournament action after playing in scrimmages over the weekend.

Sevastopol will visit Gillett for a quad meet featuring Stockbridge and White Lake. Matches begin at 4:30 p.m. 

Sturgeon Bay will set up its residency at the Justagame Fieldhouse in Wisconsin Dells for a tournament beginning at 8 a.m. No other participating schools were listed.

Gibraltar will travel to Crivitz for its tournament against Coleman, Florence, Pembine, Laona-Wabeno, Marinette, MercerNiagara, and the host school when the first serve takes place at 9 a.m.

Algoma joins Suring in Shiocton for a triangular meet that begins at 5 a.m.

You have another week before you can enjoy it at the Paris Olympics, but Sevastopol's Luke Filar has already received a crash course in the pentathlon this summer.

Shared by Sevastopol School District, Filar was invited to a talent identification camp for the US Pentathlon at the United States Olympic Training Center last month in Colorado Springs. While the Olympic pentathlon has athletes competing in fencing, swimming, show jumping, shooting, and running, Filar took a crack at ninja, fencing, swimming, running, and laser shooting. According to the Facebook post, it was Filar's first taste of fencing. 

Filar put those skills to action last Saturday and won the national championship for U17 athletes at the US Pentathlon National Championships. You can check out more photos below.

Picture courtesy of Sevastopol School District