The Sevastopol Pioneers saw their season come to a close in North Fond du Lac on Friday night, losing their sectional final matchup to the Oakfield Oaks 38-0.

 

The Oaks scored touchdowns on their first four possessions to take a commanding lead early against the Pioneers. The main culprits were quarterback Austin Harmsen and wide receiver Brayden Glugla, who extended drives several times on third down and linked up for three touchdowns of more than 20 yards. Even leading up to Lennon Rauls' one-yard touchdown run, it was Glugla who was able to haul in a long throw from Harmsen to set up the score. Defensively, the Oaks never allowed quarterback Logan Schuh to get comfortable in the pocket, nor could the Pioneers generate enough movement on the line to get the offense moving in the right direction. The Pioneers' best drive of the first half still ended in heartbreak as Kolten Welch ripped the ball from Reid Kacmarynski's grasp for an interception.

The two teams traded fruitless drives to end the first half and throughout the third quarter before Xavier Mielke found the endzone on a 25-yard rush to put the game into a running clock. Bo Tanck returned from injury and provided some sparks on offense, but penalties and a stout Oaks defense prevented the Pioneers from sustaining any drives.

Head coach Daniel Judas said postgame that it was an emotional huddle following the game, expressing his gratitude for being able to coach the team an extra three weeks. 

The Pioneers end their season with an 8-3 mark while the Oaks move onto the state semi-final game against Gilman next weekend. 

The road to Wisconsin Rapids runs through Fond du Lac on Friday night when Sevastopol meets Oakfield at North Fond du Lac High School.

 

The Pioneers earned their spot in the sectional final with lopsided victories over Suring and Marion/Tigerton in consecutive weeks. In last week's 50-16 win over the Thundercatz, senior quarterback Logan Schuh was an efficient 13-16 and 154 yards while rushing for 102 yards and three scores. Gavin Jorns, Ray Johnson, and Chase Haberli also found the endzone as the the Pioneers outgained the Thundercatz on the ground 255-175. Head coach Daniel Judas was especially proud of the team's defense last week that held one of the top rushers in 8-Player Football to under four yards a carry as Braylon Mielke gained 101 yards on 26 carries.

 

Click here for interview with Head Coach Daniel Judas

 

The Oaks come into the game after beating Belmont 32-26, which was the first time they have been held under 45 points all season outside of a 34-22 loss to Algoma on September 12th. The team boasts its own dual-threat quarterback in Austin Harmsen, who has thrown for 1300 yards and 24 touchdowns while rushing for more six more scores on just over 300 yards. Lennon Rauls powered the rushing attack with nearly 1000 yards rushing and 18 touchdowns.

 

Tim Kowols will have the call on 105.1 The GOAT from North Fond du Lac High School beginning at 6:45 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the kickoff at 7 p.m.

Sevastopol's Aaron Tomaszewski was honored over the weekend as the Packerland Conference's Boys Cross Country Runner of the Year as a part of the All-Conference selections for all fall sports. 

 

With a time of 17:48 on the 5K route of the Shorewood Cross Country Course at UW-Green Bay, Tomaszewski posted his third sub-18 minute time of his season and the only one on the day of the Packerland Conference Championships.

 

2025 ALL-CONFERENCE BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM

 

FIRST TEAM

NAME                                       SCHOOL                                  YEAR              

Dominik Baxter                         Peshtigo                                   Senior

Eli Berndt                                  Peshtigo                                   Senior

Graham Devoe                          Gibraltar                                    Junior

Andrew Halfmann                      Peshtigo                                   Junior

Liam Smith                                Peshtigo                                   Senior

Aaron Tomaszewski                   Sevastopol                               Senior

Colton Valley                            Southern Door                          Sophomore

 

SECOND TEAM

NAME                                       SCHOOL                                  YEAR              

Quentin Crawford                      Peshtigo                                   Junior

Owen Larios Amezquita             Southern Door                          Junior

Brayden Lepinski                       Peshtigo                                   Freshman

Paxton Linnan                           Sevastopol                               Sophomore

Joel Moyer                                Southern Door                          Sophomore

Levi Rehn                                  Providence – NEW Lutheran       Sophomore

Reese Sund                              Southern Door                          Freshman

 

HONORABLE MENTION

NAME                                       SCHOOL                                  YEAR              

Andrii Dzoma                            Kewaunee                                 Sophomore

Atticus Haus                             Sturgeon Bay                            Freshman

Deacon Haus                            Sturgeon Bay                            Freshman

Davis Knoll                               Oconto                                     Sophomore

Blake Martin                              Kewaunee                                 Freshman

Eli Steele                                  Peshtigo                                   Junior

Gage Vlies                                Kewaunee                                 Junior

 

RUNNER OF THE YEAR

NAME                                       SCHOOL                                  YEAR  

Aaron Tomaszewski                   

The opponent is staying the same, but you will have to set your GPS to a new location for Friday's playoff game between Sevastopol and Oakfield.

 

The Pioneers and Oaks will now meet at North Fond du Lac High School, about 20 minutes north of Oakfield High School. The Oaks earned their spot as the #1 seed in the region and wins of Williams Bay (55-0) and Belmont (32-26). The Pioneers posted wins over Suring (40-14) and Marion/Tigerton (50-16).

 

The game will still kickoff at 7 p.m. and it will still be carried live on 105.1 The GOAT beginning at 6:45 p.m. with the pregame show with Tim Kowols on the call.

Fox Valley Lutheran.

 

Valley Christian sweeps Sevastopol to advance in WIAA volleyball tournament

Valley Christian (Oshkosh) took care of business Saturday night, earning a 3-0 sweep over Sevastopol to advance in the WIAA volleyball tournament.

 

The Warriors came out strong in the opening set, jumping to a 15-4 lead before the Pioneers closed the gap slightly at 16-8. Valley Christian kept control and finished the set 25-11.

 

Set two followed a similar pattern, as the Warriors built an early 14-7 advantage and held steady for a 25-16 win to go up 2-0 in the match.

 

In the third set, Sevastopol grabbed its first lead of the night at 3-1 and later trailed just 12-8. The Pioneers tied the set 15-15 and briefly led 19-18, but Valley Christian closed strong to take the set 25-21 and complete the sweep.

 

With the win, Valley Christian (Oshkosh) advances to face Montello on October 30th at 7 p.m. at Valley Christian.

The Sevastopol Pioneers scored on five consecutive drives to set the tone early and cruise to a second-round win over Marion/Tigerton 50-16 on the road Friday night.

 

After turning away the Thundercatz on their first possession, Logan Schuh capped off the Pioneers' open possession with a 14-yard rushing touchdown. Thundercatz's Sam Anhueser answered the bell with a rushing touchdown of his own, but was matched quickly by the Pioneers' Gavin Jorns, barreling his way into the endzone to make it 12-8.

The Pioneers stood tall for the rest of the first half, not allowing a score on three consecutive drives, including an interception by Cash Kuehn. The offense fed off its defense with the Pioneers cashing in courtesy of rushing scores by Chase Haberli and Schuh to make 28-8.

The two teams traded scores to start the second half, with Schuh scoring his third touchdown of the day for the Pioneers while the Thundercatz's Braylon Mielke also found the endzone to make it 36-16. It would stay that way until the fourth quarter when the Pioneers' offense responded to a lost opportunity on the goal line with touchdown runs from Jorns and Ray Johnson to put the game on ice.

The Pioneers will be in action next Friday night when they travel to Oakfield to take on the Oaks at 7 p.m. The Oaks earned their trip to Level 3 thanks to a 32-26 win over Belmont on Friday. The game will be carried live on 105.1 The GOAT and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com.

This Saturday, the Sevastopol volleyball team will travel to face Valley Christian in the WIAA Division 4 Regional Final. The Pioneers secured their spot with a 3-2 victory over Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah in their last match, while the Warriors are coming off a 3-0 win against Omro.
    The first serve is at 7:00 pm.
 

The Sevastopol volleyball team needed all five sets to advance to Saturday's regional final with a 3-2 win over Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah.

 

The Pioneers beat the Resorters last night 14-25, 25-22, 18-25, 30-28, and 15-11 in a seesaw affair.

 

The Pioneers travel to Valley Christian Saturday for the regional finals.

The Sevastopol Pioneers hope to extend their season at least another week when they make the long drive to Marion to face the Tigerton/Marion Thundercatz. 

 

The Pioneers clinched their first playoff win since 2018 with a dominating 40-14 win over the Suring Eagles on a sunsplashed afternoon in Institute last Saturday. Across the Bay Conference Offensive Player of the Year Logan Schuh hurt the Eagles with his arm and his legs, throwing for 102 yards and rushing for another 152 yards while accumulating four total touchdowns. Reid Kacmarynski piled up six catches for 70 yards and a touchdown while Anthony Estevez registered 13 tackles in the win.

 

Click here for our interview with head football coach Daniel Judas

 

The Thundercatz punched their ticket to Level 2 with a 20-16 victory over Alma Center Lincoln. Pioneers head coach Daniel Judas said during our pregame interview that the key to the Thundercatz's offense is running back Braylon Mielke, who has rushed for over 1,900 yards and 25 touchdowns on the season, including 289 yards and three scores in their playoff victory.

 

Tim Kowols will have the coverage for you on 105.1 The GOAT beginning at 6:45 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the kickoff at 7 p.m.

Coaches in the Across the Bay Conference agreed: the best offensive player in the league lined up behind center for the Sevastopol Pioneers this season.

 

Logan Schuh led the list of 11 Pioneers players named to the All-Across the Bay Conference team, earning Offensive Player of the Year honors and a First-Team selection at quarterback. With 1,201 passing yards, 1,157 rushing yards, and 34 total touchdowns, Schuh was 6th in the state across all football divisions in total touchdowns, 1st in 8-man football in total yards, and 3rd in total touchdowns for 8-man according to the school district. Speaking after the Pioneers' playoff win last Saturday, Schuh gave his teammates credit for his success this year and for their role helping turn the program after their sophomore year.

Schuh joins Austin Pagels (OL), Chase Haberli (DB), Raynauldo Johnson (LB), and Harry Schartner (DL) as a First-Team selection. Schuh was also a second team selection on the defensive line, joining teammate Cash Kuehn (OE) on the squad. Honorable Mention All-Across the Bay selections on the Pioneers were Bo Tanck (RB), Kuehn (DB), Reid Kacmarynski (OE), and Liam Schultz (OL).  

 

 

The Pioneers are back in action Friday night when they travel to face the Tigerton/Marion Thundercatz. Tim Kowols will have the call on 105.1 The GOAT beginning at 6:45 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the kickoff at 7 p.m.

The Sevastopol volleyball team is hosting Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah this Thursday for a WIAA Regional playoff game. The Pioneers' last outing saw them go 1-3 in a weekend tournament. The Resorters are coming off a 3-0 loss to Sheboygan Area Lutheran.

 

The first serve is at 7:00 pm.

 

The Door County United swim teams heads out of town Tuesday night to face Shawano in a varsity sprints meet. 

 

The co-op squad suffered one of its few dual meet losses of the season last week when it fell to Seymour High School on Thursday, October 16th. Seymour edged out a win scoring 85 points to DCU’s 83 points. The girls battled the whole meet and despite the loss, many individuals still shined during the meet. Senior Chloe Bissen (SBHS) finished first in the 200 yard Individual Medley and the 100 yard Butterfly. Quinn Sperber (SDHS) finished first in the 100 yard Backstroke and 4th in the 100 yard Butterfly, both of which were best times for the season. Hazel Monfils (SDHS) placed first in the 100 yard Breaststroke and 2nd in the 100 yard Butterfly.

 

The first events begin at 5 p.m.

Sevastopol volleyball faced tough competition Saturday, dropping both of its matches in straight sets.

The Pioneers opened the day against Wisconsin Lutheran, falling 25-13 and 25-14. In their second match, Sevastopol battled but came up short again, losing 2-0 to Appleton East.

With the losses, the Pioneers moved to 14-16 overall and 3-5 in Packerland Conference play in the regular season. 

The Sevastopol Pioneers clinched their first playoff win since 2018 with a dominating 40-14 win over the Suring Eagles on a sunsplashed afternoon in Institute on Saturday.

The game got off to a slow start for the Pioneers as the Eagles got onto the scoreboard first on a 38-yard touchdown pass from Taylor Booth-Strofregan to Dayne Ermis to make it 6-0. The Eagles extended their lead to 14-0 when Dyllan Flynn, in for the injured Kroix Kempka, galloped 59 yards for the score. Quarterback Logan Schuh took over from their, sprinting past the Eagles' defense for a 63-yard rushing touchdown before ending the first-half scoring with a 10-yard score to Cash Kuehn to make it 16-14 from the break.

Without Kempka in the backfield, the Eagles struggled to get the offense going, even after recovering a fumble on the Pioneers' first drive. Reid LeClair intercepted the ball a few plays later, the first of three Pioneers turnovers forced by the defense with LeClair and Jon Ash scooping up fumbles in the fourth quarter. Schuh continued to lead scoring drives in the second half with his second rushing score and a touchdown on the ground by Chase Haberli to make it 32-14 at the end of the third quarter. Schuh concluded his four-touchdown performance with a 15-yard pass to Reid Kacmarynski for the final score of the game.

Head coach Daniel Judas talked about the slow start to the game for the Pioneers and how proud of them he was that they answered the bell with 40 unanswered points. Schuh and Ray Johnson touched on the significance of winning the school's first playoff game since 2018 and their final home game of the season.

 

 

 

 

The Pioneers will now travel to Tigerton/Marion on October 24th for their second round matchup. We will have coverage for you on 105.1 The GOAT beginning at 6:45 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the kickoff at 7 p.m.

For the first time since 2018, the Sevastopol football team will play in the postseason when they face Suring at home on Saturday.

 

When they Pioneers are in the postseason, they have proven to be a formidable opponent. They have not lost a postseason game since they lost to Siren in their first trip to old 8-Man Football Jamboree in 2015. They won their Jamboree games in 2016 and 2017 before running the table in 2018 to win the first-ever WIAA Eight-Man Football State Championship with a 38-30 victory over Luck. The combination of small playoff fields and poor records kept the Pioneers out of the playoff picture until this year.

 

In their season finale, the Pioneers powered past Rosholt 66-24. Logan Schuh finished the night with 322 total yards and five touchdowns, while Brett Haberli added 149 yards and a score on the ground. Reid Kacmarynski recorded two receiving touchdowns, and Roman LeClair contributed 103 rushing yards and one touchdown.

 

Click here for our pregame interview with head coach Dan Judas

 

The Eagles come into the game 5-3 on the season, ending their campaign losing two of their final three against Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas and Algoma. The offense runs through running back Kroix Kempka, who has 1227 yards rushing and 12 touchdowns while adding another five touchdowns and 420 yards through the air. The Pioneers beat the Eagles convincingly in their first meeting 50-22. Schuh had four total touchdowns while rushing for 134 yards and passing for another 114 yards.

 

Tim Kowols will have the call on 105.1 The GOAT beginning at 12:45 p.m. from Insitute with the pregame show followed by the kickoff at 1 p.m.

The Door County United swim team is back in action for their last home meet of the season this Thursday as they host a duel versus Seymour. DCU’s last duel saw an 83-71 victory over Wittenburg-Birnamwood. The only event United took first in was the 400 freestyle relay, but despite that, the individual performances led them to victory. Quinn Sperber took 2nd in the 100 backstroke and 4th in the 100 butterfly, Chloe Bissen took 2nd place in the 100 medley and the 100 butterfly, and Kaiyln Neville took second in the 200 and 500 freestyle.

    

The races begin at 6:00 pm

 

The Sevastopol volleyball team is preparing to host Sturgeon Bay this Tuesday. In the Pioneers' last game, they beat Algoma 3-1. The Clippers are coming off a weekend tournament where they went 2-2.  Notable Clippers from the tournament were Audrey Harrington delivered 43 kills and 32 digs. Izzy Schoeneman followed with 27 kills and 26 digs. Regan Kasten contributed 15 kills and 15 digs. Setter Makenna Coyhis had over 65 assists. The Pioneers also had some notable players from their game, including Brynn Schartner and Aleah Volkmann, with over 10 kills each.
    The first serve is at 7:00 pm.
 

The Sevastopol football team will face a familiar opponent when it opens its 8-Man Playoff run on Saturday.

 

As the #3 seed, the Pioneers will welcome Suring to Institute for a Saturday game at 1 p.m.  The Pioneers beat the Eagles on their home turf on September 5th behind a four-touchdown performance from Logan Schuh, who also posted nearly 250 total yards in the contest. A win would send the Pioneers to #2 Marion/Tigerton or back home to welcome #7 Alma Center Lincoln the following Friday.

 

The only other Across the Bay Conference foe to make the final field was #1 Lena/Saint Thomas Aquinas, who will face #8 Princeton/Green Lake. The Pioneers were 1-1 against the field, beating Suring and losing to Lena/Saint Thomas Aquinas.

 

You can find the full bracket here.

        

 

 

It was a dominant effort from start to finish for Sevastopol on Friday night as senior quarterback Logan Schuh accounted for five total touchdowns, powering the Pioneers to a 66-24 victory over Rosholt.

 

The Pioneers’ defense set the tone early, pitching a first-quarter shutout that included an interception by Cash Kuehn. Schuh opened the scoring with a rushing touchdown before connecting with Reid Kacmarynski on a 9-yard strike to make it 16-0 after one.

 

Sevastopol extended the lead early in the second quarter with a 15-yard touchdown run from Schuh, capping a 61-yard drive to make it 24-0. Rosholt responded with a long touchdown drive of its own, but the Pioneers continued to roll offensively, trading scores before halftime and taking a 48-18 lead into the break.

 

Kacmarynski found the end zone again to open the second half, his second touchdown catch of the night, before Roman LeClair broke loose for an 86-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter to seal the win.

 

Schuh finished the night with 322 total yards and five touchdowns, while Brett Haberli added 149 yards and a scoreon the ground. Kacmarynski recorded two receiving touchdowns, and LeClair contributed 103 rushing yards and one touchdown.

 

With the win, Sevastopol improves to 6-2 overall and awaits its playoff matchup, which will be announced on Saturday.

The Door County United (DCU) Girls High School Swim Team’s luck continued with their win over Wittenberg-Birnamwood High School on Thursday, October 9th.

 

DCU scored 83 points to Wittenberg’s 71.

 

Southern Door’s Quinn Sperber placed second in the 100 yard Backstroke and fourth in the 100 yard Butterfly. She was also a part of the second place 200 yard Medley Relay, along with Hazel Monfils (SDHS), Shaeffer Rass (SEV), and Jillian Peterson (SDHS).

 

Chloe Bissen (SBHS) placed second in both the 200 yard Individual medley and the 100 yard Butterfly. Additionally, she was a member of the second place team for the 200 yard Freestyle relay with Bre Anderson (SEV), Sperber, and Kailyn Neville (SDHS).

 

Bre Anderson placed fourth in both the 200 and 500 yard Freestyle helping score 4 more points for the team.

 

DCU will travel to Shorewood High School on Saturday, October 11th to compete at Small School State.

 

Come cheer on DCU at their last home meet on Thursday, October 16th against Seymour High School at 6:00 pm at the Door County YMCA.

The Sevastopol football team is gearing up for their last game of the regular season as they host Rosholt this Friday.

 

The Pioneers and Raiders are both coming into this game with a 5-2 record. The Pioneers are coming off a 22-21 victory over N.E.W. Lutheran/Oneida Nation. A pair of deep completions set up the game-winning score, with Logan Schuh keeping it himself for the 3-yard run. Logan Schuh finished with 160 rushing yards, 239 passing yards, and two total touchdowns, while Reid Kacmarynski hauled in 160 receiving yards and a touchdown. 

 

In the Hornets' last game, they beat Wild Rose 44-0.

 

The kick-off is at 7:00 pm.

 

The Sevastopol Volleyball beat the Algoma Wolves on Thursday night 3-1 (25-18,25-12,19-25,25-21) to get back into the win column.

 

The serving arms of Adi Sawyer and Hailey Bosman led the Pioneers in their victory. Brynn Schartner and Aleah Volkmann led the Pioneers in the hitting department with over 10 kills each.

 

The Wolves were led by Lauren Loucks (12 Kills 4 Digs), Jadyn nellis (4 Kills 2 Aces 21 Digs), Natalie Ray (4 Kills 11 Digs), Eva Liu (19 Digs 36 Receptions), Ella Severinsen (12 Assists 10 Digs), and Mackenzie Lischka (12 Assists 4 Digs).

 

The Pioneers host the Sturgeon Bay Clippers on Tuesday.

This offseason, our coaches searched for a motto that could truly unite us — something simple but powerful to lean on when times get tough. We found those words in the phrase “Stronger Together.”

That message became even more meaningful this summer when Coach Brian Butch joined us to run a youth camp here in Sevastopol. As we talked, he shared that his young son, Blake, was once again battling a brain tumor and preparing for his second surgery. Just minutes later, I looked across the gym and saw the sister of another Sevastopol student, Lucia Ramirez, who is bravely fighting leukemia. In that moment — only five minutes before I placed the order for our “Stronger Together” team shirts — I knew this motto was meant to be more than just words for our program.

On December 9th, at our home game against Sturgeon Bay, we will honor both Blake Butch and Lucia Ramirez as we raise awareness and funds to help in the fight against childhood cancer. We invite our entire community to join us, wear the “Stronger Together” shirts, and fill the gym with support as we show that when we come together, we are truly stronger. All proceeds from the t-shirt sales will go to Blake and Lucia.

 

BLAKE'S STORY

In 2021, just before turning two years old, Blake Butch was diagnosed with a brain tumor. In May of 2022, he bravely underwent surgery, and doctors were able to remove the tumor. Sadly, in 2025, Blake was diagnosed again with another tumor, and he now faces a second surgery this September. Through it all, Blake has shown incredible courage and strength beyond his years. He recently had another surgery and is currently in recovery.

 

LUCIA'S STORY

In March of 2025, while in second grade at Sevastopol, Lucia Ramirez was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. After only a month of treatment, her diagnosis was changed from standard risk to high risk, leading to months of intense chemotherapy, steroids, lumbar punctures, and bone marrow tests. She has endured multiple hospital stays due to infections and dangerously low immune counts. Currently, Lucia is in a difficult treatment phase that includes high-dose methotrexate, lumbar punctures, vincristine every two weeks, and nightly chemotherapy pills. Despite all she has faced, Lucia has fought with courage and determination, working hard to regain strength and enjoy the moments of childhood she so deserves.

 

Join us in spreading a message of unity, hope, and resilience. By wearing a Stronger Together T-shirt, you’re not just supporting a campaign-you’re standing with a community that believes in lifting each other up. Every shirt is a symbol of solidarity, and every person who wears one helps amplify the power of togetherness. Be part of the movement. Stand strong, Stand together. Get your T-shirt today and help us make a difference, because we are always stronger together!

The Sevastopol volleyball team is preparing to travel this Thursday to face Algoma.

 

In the Pioneers' last match, they beat Gibraltar 3-0 (25-13, 25-12, 25-15). Junior setter/hitter Brynn Schartner reached a major milestone in her Pioneers career as she reached 1,000 assists.

 

In the Wolves' last match, they lost 3-0 to Southern Door. Leading the way for the Wolves in the loss were Lauren Loucks (11 Kills), Jadyn Nellis (6 kills, 17 digs), Ella Severensin (14 aces, 14 assists), Mackenzie Lischka (11 aces, 11 assists), Eva Liu (21 digs), and Therese Gerdman four solo blocks and one assisted block). 

    

The first serve is at 7:00 pm.

 

The Sevastopol volleyball team will host Gibraltar this Tuesday for a conference match.

 

In the Pioneers' last game, they lost 3-2 to Kewaunee, extending their late season skid to four matches after they won five of six.

 

The Vikings are coming off a 3-0 loss to Southern Door. They are looking for their first win since September 16th and their first conference victory of the season.

    

The first serve is at 7:00 pm.

 

A turnover on downs from NEW Lutheran/Oneida Nation with two minutes left opened the door for a dramatic Sevastopol rally, and senior quarterback Logan Schuh delivered. Schuh scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 3-yard run with 36 seconds remaining, lifting the Pioneers to a 22-21 victory on a rainy Friday night.

Sevastopol got on the board first when Bo Tanck punched in a 5-yard touchdown midway through the first quarter. The Pioneers failed on the two-point try, and NEW Lutheran/Oneida Nation answered quickly with a 17-yard touchdown run and PAT to take a 7-6 lead. The Blazers added another score before halftime to build a 14-6 advantage at the break.

The wet conditions dictated the second half as footing and ball security became issues. Sevastopol missed a chance to even the game, and NEW Lutheran/Oneida Nation capitalized with a 97-yard drive to push its lead to 21-6 heading into the fourth quarter.

With their backs against the wall, the Pioneers struck back. Schuh connected with Reid Kacmarynski for a 91-yard touchdown pass with three minutes left, and the successful two-point conversion pulled Sevastopol within 21-14. The defense responded with a key stop, turning NEW Lutheran/Oneida Nation over on downs, and Schuh went back to work. A pair of deep completions set up the game-winning score, with Schuh keeping it himself for the 3-yard run.

Schuh finished with 160 rushing yards, 239 passing yards, and two total touchdowns, while Kacmarynski hauled in 160 receiving yards and a touchdown.

Sevastopol (5-2) handed NEW Lutheran/Oneida Nation (3-4) its first loss in four games and will close out the regular season at home against Rosholt next Friday at 7 p.m.

The Sevastopol cross country team played host to eight other teams on Thursday for its annual Pioneer Invitational at Cherry Hills Golf Course in Sturgeon Bay.

 

In the boys race, Aaron Tomaszewski broke up a string of Luxemburg-Casco finishers with a time of 18:25 to come in 8th place overall. Paxton Linnan also slid just under 19 minutes on the 5K course to come in 11th place. For the girls, freshman Breiah Newton once again led the Pioneers with a Top 10 performance and a time of 21:02 on the hilly course.

 

FULL RESULTS

 

 

 

BOYS

8

Aaron Tomaszewski

Sevastopol

18:25.50

Yr: 12

 

11

PL

Paxton Linnan

Sevastopol

18:59.87

PR • Yr: 10

 

23

LS

Landon Sitte

Sevastopol

21:39.27

Yr: 11

 

 

 

GIRLS

9

BN

Breiah Newton

Sevastopol

21:02.84

Yr: 9 • +9pts

 

20

SA

Shylee Asher

Sevastopol

23:37.72

SR • Yr: 11 • +19pts

 

30

IA

Izzy Andreae

Sevastopol

25:01.78

Yr: 11 • +28pts

 

31

SC

Sienna Cain

Sevastopol

25:16.31

Yr: 12 • +29pts

 

39

AR

Abby Rock

Sevastopol

27:23.40

Yr: 10 • +36pts

 

42

OV

Olivia Valenzuela

Sevastopol

28:25.24

PR • Yr: 11 • +39pts

 

49

SP

Sydney Peterson

Sevastopol

31:31.87

Yr: 11 • +43pts

 

    The Sevastopol football team is set to play Onieda Nation/NEW Lutheran this Friday at home. In the Pioneers' last game, they lost to Algoma 30-28. Quarterback Logan Schuh finished with 197 rushing yards, 79 passing yards, and three total touchdowns, while Bo Tanck added his punt return score. In contrast, United is coming off a 62-30 victory against Abundant Life/ St. Ambrose Academy.
    The kick-off is at 7:00 pm.
 

Local high school cross country teams are taking to the course this Thursday when Sevastopol hosts its home invitational. The Pioneer Invitational at Cherry Hills Golf Course in Sturgeon Bay starts at 3:45 p.m. and will feature teams from Algoma, Denmark, Gibraltar, Luxemburg-Casco, Providence Academy, Sturgeon Bay, Sevastopol, and Two Rivers.

 

Elsewhere, the Reedsville Invitational, beginning at 4:00 pm, will include Kewaunee, Southern Door, Wrightstown, Mishicot, Chilton, Brillion, Valders, Oconto Falls, Roncalli, NEWCHAA, and St. Ignatius/Chesterton Academy.