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Southern Door baseball gets opening day victory

Posted Sunday, March 31st, 2019 6:34am by Jonathan Bregman

Opening day for the Southern Door baseball team started off slowly but by the end of the ballgame, the Eagles had come out victorious. In a game that was originally scheduled to be played in Brussels, the game was moved to Green Bay. Southern Door won 9-4 over Green Bay NEW Lutheran as all the runs scored by both teams came in the last four innings.

The Eagles were no-hit through the first three innings by NEW pitcher Samuel Meerstein. Once he left the game, Southern Door was able to capitalize. Derik LeCaptain picked up three hits and two RBI as Southern Door scored nine runs the last four innings including three in the 6th and four in the 7th.

Tyler Kroll started on the mound for Southern Door and put up a solid outing allowing only one run over four innings. He also went 2-5 with 4 RBI at the plate. LeCaptain came out of relief to pick up the win.

The Eagles are now 1-0 on the season. Their next game is scheduled for Tuesday at Sevastopol, first pitch at 5 PM.

Eagle softball wins by slaughter-rule in Green Bay

Posted Sunday, March 31st, 2019 6:28am by Jonathan Bregman

In a game that was moved from Brussels to Green Bay, the location didn't matter for the Eagle softball team as they dominated Green Bay NEW Lutheran 21-2 in five innings on Saturday. Southern Door started scoring runs immediately by putting an eight on the board in the first. The Eagles would go on to score in all five innings. Kendra Dantoin and Nicole Norton each had two hits.

Grace LeGrave had a good day on the mound for the Eagles as she only allowed two hits and struck out seven in the win. Josie Nelson took the loss for the Blazers.

It was a good sight to see the team score so many runs after being shut out in their first game 1-0 against Oconto on Thursday. Their next game is scheduled for Tuesday at Sevastopol, first pitch at 5 PM.

Athletic trainer Tia Jackson returning the favor

Posted Friday, March 29th, 2019 9:05am by Nick Freimuth

DoorKewauneeHighSchoolSports.com is starting a series dedicated to the continued safety of our student-athletes on the field, at practice and in preparation for competition. Door County Medical Center provides athletic trainers to the four local schools, a service that ensures the student-athletes receive top tier care during all sports seasons.

Licensed Athletic Trainer Tia Jackson had the opportunity to work with Sturgeon Bay’s fall sports athletes. She is also Clinical Athletic Trainer. While Jackson loves the clinical training and rehab, Jackson also enjoys covering all four local high schools. She says the most rewarding part of her job is seeing an injured student-athlete make a full recovery.

Tia Jackson, formerly Tia Jandrin knows all about the long road to recovery after an injury. As a freshman at Southern Door, Tia started experiencing patellar dislocations. Then sophomore year, she tore her ACL and MCL in basketball. Her high school athletic trainer Holly Ray made the world of difference for her and she wants to do the same for the next generation of student-athletes in Door County.

Tia Jackson earned has a bachelor of science in athletic training and a master of science in clinical and translational rehabilitation science with an emphasis on biomechanics and a teaching certificate from Marquette University.

Eagles edged by Blue Devils

Posted Friday, March 29th, 2019 6:49am by Tim Kowols

A great day at the place for Jacqlun Atkins and Kyle Neinas went for naught Thursday afternoon in a 1-0 loss to the Oconto Blue Devils in Packerland Conference softball action. Atkins had three hits and Neinas tacked on another two of her own, but none were able to push across a run. The only score in the game came on Blue Devil double off the bat of Morgan Durand to drive Maggie Sohrwelde. The Eagles potentially could get back on the diamond on Saturday for a slated game against NEW Lutheran.

Derik Hawkey steps down as Southern Door boys basketball coach

Posted Thursday, March 28th, 2019 6:32am by Nick Freimuth

Southern Door varsity boys basketball coach Derik Hawkey will not be back on the sidelines for the Eagles next season. The announcement comes after a 2018-2019 campaign that included the end of a 40 consecutive win streak within Packerland Conference. Hawkey led the Eagles to four of their five straight conference championships. Hawkey confirmed the news Wednesday but wanted to let the dust settle before conducting an on-air interview.

As a player, Derik Hawkey is one of the top three all-time scorers. His pupil Kyle Daoust passed him on the all-time list in the postseason last month. Hawkey and Daoust each sit behind Nathan Vogel as the all-time leading scorer.

Parents and players have said what makes Derik such a great coach for Southern Door is that many of his players watched Hawkey star in Eagle Gymnasium when they were in elementary school. He related to the players in so many ways and all-time great Eagles like Daoust, Derik LeCaptain, Nick LeCaptain and Mitchell Gerend have all praised coach Hawkey in past interviews on DoorCountyDailyNews.com. Former Eagles coaches like Ben Rikkola and Josh Rankin have also said tremendous things about Hawkey as well.

The Eagles will certainly miss having Derik Hawkey on the sidelines next year.

Southern Door's illustrious sports history

Posted Tuesday, March 26th, 2019 7:00am by Jonathan Bregman

Southern Door has had tremendous athletic success in their history and track & field is no exception. They've had state champions and a lot of other success as well. Alex Tassoul is one of those state champions when he won in the long jump in 2010. He was the correct answer to Monday's trivia question. Congratulations to James Schiessner for submitting the correct answer and winning a $25 gift certificate.

High School Sports Trivia Contest Question of the Day 3-25-19

Posted Monday, March 25th, 2019 7:00am by Jonathan Bregman

Monday's trivia question is"Which Southern Door long jumper was an individual state champion in 2010?"

You can find this question in the DoorCountyDailyNews.com E-paper. If you answer correctly through the E-paper, you have an opportunity to win a prize.

The answer will be posted at 7 AM on Tuesday.

Southern Door baseball looking for a bounce back season

Posted Tuesday, March 19th, 2019 7:00am by Jonathan Bregman

Southern Door baseball is looking to bounce back from a rough 2018 campaign. The Eagles finished 2-13 overall after going 16-10 in 2017. The Southern door hitters would like to have the same success as Chris Wery, who played for Southern Door from 2002-2005 and racked up 106 hits in those four years. That broke the record for most hits in Southern Door baseball history.

Chris Wery was the correct answer to Monday’s trivia question which was, “Who owns the record for most career hits in Southern Door baseball history?"

High School Sports Trivia Contest Question of the Day 3-18-19

Posted Monday, March 18th, 2019 7:00am by Jonathan Bregman

Monday's trivia question is, "Who owns the record for most career hits in Southern Door baseball history?"

You can find this question in the DoorCountyDailyNews.com E-paper. If you answer correctly through the E-paper, you have an opportunity to win a prize.

The answer will be posted at 7 AM on Tuesday.

Wheaton throws his way to medal at Oshkosh

Posted Friday, March 15th, 2019 7:00am by Tim Kowols

Shot putter Evan Wheaton earned Southern Door's only points during their appearance at the Oshkosh Small School Indoor Track Invitational. Wheaton's 44"06 was good for fifth place overall, but was just three inches away from cracking the top 3 at the 37 school meet.

RESULTS

Event 1 Boys 60 Meter Hurdles Division 2 Name Prelims School Preliminaries 1 8.60q VanVooren, Mitchell Peshtigo 2 9.01q Baumgartner, Nick Kewaunee 3 9.13q Wolf, Brent Oconto Falls 4 9.17q Jungwirth, Thomas Fox Valley Luth 5 9.25q Ceranski, Matt Xavier 6 9.29q Schilling, Aidan Berlin 7 9.41q Dobija, Matt New London 8 9.53q Krueger, Mitchell Berlin 9 9.63 Larson, Luke Luxemburg-Casco 10 9.66 Anderson, Zach Catholic Memoria 11 9.72 Christopherson, Connor Little Chute 12 9.76 Jackson, Collin Two Rivers 13 9.83 Field, Evan Kiel 14 10.18 Cassiani, Jordan Freedom 15 10.19 Larson, John Luxemburg-Casco 16 10.20

Event 2 Boys 60 Meter Dash Division 2 Name Prelims School Preliminaries 1 7.21q Coonen, Joey Seymour 2 7.25q Harn, Makaio New London 3 7.29q Kopulos, Tate Catholic Memoria 4 7.40q Wohlrabe, Justin New London 5 7.44q Winkler, Vincent New London 6 7.44q Schmidt, Terry Waupaca 7 7.45q Brandenburg, Cody Brillion 8 7.47q D'Acquisto, Dylan Catholic Memoria 9 7.49 Hafemann, Gavin Freedom 10 7.50 McCourt, Craig Waupaca 11 7.51 Chervenka, Derek Luxemburg-Casco 12 7.53 Jandt, Jerod Peshtigo 13 7.55 Hietpas, Adam Little Chute 13 7.55 Oberbrunner, Max Xavier 15 7.56 Helsell, Abram Lomira 16 7.60 Wempner, Armond Kiel 17 7.60 Popp, Cayden Chilton 18 7.61 Judkins, Kadyn New Holstein 19 7.64 Buschke, Jon Lake Country 20 7.65 Flaig, Tyler Berlin 21 7.68 Kudick, Owen Kewaunee 22 7.68 Gonnering, Aaron Oconto Falls 23 7.70 Calnin, Patrick Chilton 24 7.71 Lindberg, Gage Two Rivers 25 7.72 Floryance, Joe Catholic Memoria 26 7.72 Pynenberg, Carter Little Chute 27 7.73 Kelpinski, Elliot Brillion 28 7.73 Woelfel, Bryce Xavier 29 7.74 Molle, Josh Seymour 30 7.74 Joachim, Sam Omro 31 7.80 Chang, Jacob Lake Country 32 7.80 Drees, Sam Marinette 32 7.80 Montana, Alex Southern Door 34 7.81 Besaw, Kaden Omro 35 7.84 Hardiman, Joaquim Marinette 36 7.89 Baudhuin, Nicholas Southern Door 37 7.89 Dufeck, Darrell Marinette 38 7.92 Jandt, Jesse Peshtigo 39 7.93 Katers, Keeshawn Oconto Falls 39 7.93 Goral, Josh Notre Dame Acad 41 7.94 Whitmire, Ethan Luxemburg-Casco 42 7.99 Femali, Joey Berlin 43 8.05 Huang, Lucas Fox Valley Luth 44 8.07 Basken, Gavin Two Rivers 45 8.12 LeMahieu, Zach Peshtigo 46 8.14 Caldwell, Kean Omro 47 8.19 Hummel, Michael Notre Dame Acad 48 8.20 Stenzel, Shawn Southern Door 49 8.21 Riemer, Dashawn Lomira 50 8.28

Event 3 Boys 4x200 Meter Relay Division 2 Team Finals Relay Finals 1 1:36.58 10 Little Chute 2 1:38.12 8 Freedom 3 1:38.63 6 Catholic Memorial 4 1:39.33 5 Marinette 5 1:39.34 4 New London 6 1:40.02 3 Fox Valley Lutheran 7 1:40.58 2 Peshtigo 8 1:40.70 1 Seymour 9 1:40.72 Lake Country Lutheran 10 1:40.81 Berlin 11 1:41.23 Two Rivers 12 1:41.32 Waupaca 13 1:42.49 Chilton 14 1:42.58 Kiel 15 1:42.76 Xavier 16 1:43.42 Oconto Falls 17 1:43.76 Southern Door 18 1:43.87 New Holstein 19 1:44.04 Kewaunee 20 1:44.75

Event 4 Boys 1600 Meter Run Division 2 Name Finals School Finals 1 4:28.41 10 Mielke, Alex Lake Country 2 4:47.13 8 Klarner, Alex Freedom 3 4:47.77 6 George, Mike Catholic Memoria 4 4:48.77 5 Mares, Cal Xavier 5 4:49.62 4 Lueck, Isaac Berlin 6 4:52.55 3 Donart, Luke Fox Valley Luth 7 4:56.48 2 Smolinski, Jeff New London 8 4:58.51 1 Gonnering, Sawyer Freedom 9 5:01.51 Robinson, Drew Little Chute 10 5:04.49 Maxwell, Blake Fox Valley Luth 11 5:05.16 Gloudemans, Trevor Little Chute 12 5:05.45 Trimberger, Cole Peshtigo 13 5:06.14 Thelen, Bailey Two Rivers 14 5:06.16 Jackson, Abram Waupaca 15 5:06.32 Kasten, Tanner Luxemburg-Casco 16 5:07.56 Zernicke, Caleb Fox Valley Luth 17 5:08.09 Volkman, Riley Seymour 18 5:08.27 Dean, Samuel Southern Door 19 5:12.40 Maye, Matt Marinette 20 5:14.09 Steffen, Allen Kiel 21 5:15.93 East, Eric Chilton 22 5:16.52 Schindel, Brody Oconto Falls 23 5:16.82 Smith, Aiden Lake Country 24 5:18.18 Lambert, Mitch Xavier 25 5:18.53 Gutowski, Alex Notre Dame Acad 26 5:19.72 Aguirre, Steven Lomira 27 5:24.12 Hawley, Conner Notre Dame Acad 28 5:26.14 Crowley, Hunter Omro 29 5:28.55 Salta, Spencer Two Rivers 30 5:30.90 Zyrhowicz, Dustin Kiel 31 5:33.65 Marshall, Connor Lomira 32 5:33.88 Gerstner, Howie Notre Dame Acad 33 5:37.33 Slezewski, Ben Southern Door 34 6:03.82 Pawlitzky, Cole Kewaunee 35 6:16.37

Event 6 Boys 800 Meter Run Division 2 Name Finals School Finals 1 2:03.94 10 Titterton, Riley New London 2 2:04.53 8 Marquardt, Reid Peshtigo 3 2:05.63 6 Arnold, Ashton Kiel 4 2:06.67 5 Sanderfoot, Matthew Little Chute 5 2:08.28 4 Lueck, Isaac Berlin 6 2:09.36 3 Metz, Henry Catholic Memoria 7 2:11.28 2 Higgins, Jackson Freedom 8 2:12.80 1 Heinbigner, Evan Omro 9 2:12.81 Voelker, Connor Kiel 10 2:14.27 Kiesner, Sam Xavier 11 2:14.31 Rodriguez, Bryan Little Chute 12 2:14.45 Sippel, Elijah Kiel 13 2:16.22 Green, Richard Marinette 14 2:16.78 Snyder, Gabe Lake Country 15 2:18.43 Jahnke, Joseph Freedom 16 2:19.82 Mankowski, Chris Berlin 17 2:19.83 Danner, Noah Lomira 18 2:19.88 Ladd, Phoenix Chilton 19 2:22.99 Dudley, Jack Seymour 20 2:23.76 Schmid, Wil Two Rivers 21 2:23.87 Aissen, Garrit Luxemburg-Casco 22 2:24.10 Dillman, Malik Waupaca 23 2:24.59 Thern, Isaiah Fox Valley Luth 24 2:25.55 Krimpelbein, Kevin Lake Country 25 2:25.56 Adams, Joe Oconto Falls 26 2:27.04 Solem, Cole Seymour 27 2:27.73 Greve, Collin Brillion 28 2:30.15 Bell, Derek Waupaca 29 2:31.70 Maas, Ben Fox Valley Luth 30 2:32.42 Mancheski, Eli Southern Door 31 2:39.73

Finals ... (Event 7 Boys 3200 Meter Run Division 2) Name Finals School 12 11:16.64 Hartwig, Conner Two Rivers 13 11:17.26 De Both, Casey Little Chute 14 11:19.68 Schmitz, Wyatt Chilton 15 11:21.58 Linsmeyer, Blake Seymour 16 11:29.22 McGibbon, Scotty Berlin 17 11:29.83 Lowry, Sam Lake Country 18 11:39.02 Boehm, Logan Fox Valley Luth 19 11:39.77 Homan, Drew Fox Valley Luth 20 11:40.18 Genke, Carter Little Chute 21 11:55.48 Kielar, Ben Southern Door 22 12:01.82 Adams, Matt Oconto Falls 23 12:18.32 Henschel, Jarod New Holstein 24 12:27.49 Retzlaff, Camden Omro 25 12:49.47 Schleis, Jacob Kewaunee 26 14:26.34

Event 8 Boys 4x400 Meter Relay Division 2 Team Finals Relay Finals 1 3:36.41 10 Little Chute 2 3:37.11 8 Peshtigo 3 3:41.36 6 Catholic Memorial 4 3:42.62 5 Freedom 5 3:43.65 4 New London 6 3:44.57 3 Omro 7 3:49.87 2 Kiel 8 3:50.23 1 Oconto Falls 9 3:53.01 Berlin 10 3:53.27 Marinette 11 3:54.46 Waupaca 12 3:57.79 Kewaunee 13 3:57.89 Luxemburg-Casco 14 3:59.45 Fox Valley Lutheran 15 4:03.29 Two Rivers 16 4:04.80 Southern Door 17 4:06.37

Event 11 Boys Long Jump Division 2 Name Finals School Finals 1 19-10.00 10 Hietpas, Adam Little Chute 2 19-08.00 8 Oberbrunner, Max Xavier 3 19-03.25 6 Verhasselt, Jon Freedom 4 19-02.25 5 Bartol, Ryan Berlin 5 19-02.00 4 Brandenburg, Cody Brillion 6 19-01.00 3 Schmidt, Terry Waupaca 7 19-01.00 2 Wempner, Armond Kiel 8 18-11.00 1 Coonen, Joey Seymour 9 18-10.50 Ditter, Cole Brillion 10 18-10.25 Halverson, George Lake Country 11 18-09.00 Zernicke, Jacob Fox Valley Luth 12 18-07.50 Lindberg, Gage Two Rivers 13 18-07.00 Floryance, Joe Catholic Memoria 14 18-06.50 Dickrell, Conor Freedom 14 18-06.50 Geurts, Aaron Seymour 16 18-04.50 Krokstrom, Cooper Omro 17 18-04.00 Hewett, Alex Kewaunee 18 17-10.25 Munguia, Christian Xavier 19 17-10.00 Kudick, Owen Kewaunee 20 17-09.00 Popp, Cayden Chilton 21 17-08.50 Oechsner, Alex Catholic Memoria 22 17-08.25 Kramer, Matthew Marinette 23 17-06.00 Voelker, Connor Kiel 24 17-04.00 Vandenbush, Isaac Luxemburg-Casco 24 17-04.00 Hlinak, Collin Kewaunee 26 17-03.00 Orr, Alex Waupaca 27 17-01.00 Huested, Luke New London 28 17-00.00 Montana, Alex Southern Door 29 16-10.00 Chang, Jacob Lake Country 30 16-08.50 Martinez, Jose Chilton 31 16-05.00 Baudhuin, Nicholas Southern Door 32 16-03.50 Kopitzke, Austin Berlin 33 16-03.00 Lombardi, Matthew Xavier 34 16-01.50 Hardiman, Joaquim Marinette 35 16-00.75 Davis, Seth Peshtigo 36 16-00.25 Riemer, Dashawn Lomira 37 15-03.00

Event 12 Boys Triple Jump Division 2 Name Finals School Finals 1 42-05.25 10 Witthuhn, Ty Seymour 2 41-03.00 8 Hewett, Alex Kewaunee 3 40-07.00 6 Hietpas, Sam Little Chute 4 40-02.00 5 Havrilla, Hunter Omro 5 40-00.00 4 Cortright, Sean New London 6 39-08.75 3 Halverson, George Lake Country 7 39-02.75 2 Jari, Brady Omro 8 38-11.25 1 Sheriff, Alex Freedom 9 38-11.00 Verhasselt, Jon Freedom 10 38-07.25 Orr, Alex Waupaca 11 38-06.75 Kramer, Matthew Marinette 12 38-05.50 Patzke, Dawson Waupaca 12 38-05.50 Zernicke, Jacob Fox Valley Luth 14 38-04.25 Knigge, Jacob Omro 15 38-02.25 Wolf, Brent Oconto Falls 16 38-01.00 Ditter, Cole Brillion 17 37-07.00 Jackson, Collin Two Rivers 18 37-03.00 Martinez, Jose Chilton 19 36-10.50 Arnold, Ashton Kiel 20 36-09.75 Solberg, Lane Brillion 21 36-04.75 Schnell, Henry New Holstein 22 35-08.50 Lombardi, Matthew Xavier 23 34-09.00 Kudick, Owen Kewaunee 24 34-07.75 Conn, John Peshtigo 25 34-04.50 Krebs, Kobe Berlin 26 34-03.50 Williams, Owen Two Rivers 27 33-09.75 Thiry, Evan Luxemburg-Casco 28 33-09.00 Marchant, Marcus Southern Door 29 31-00.00

Event 13 Boys Shot Put Division 2 Name Finals School Finals 1 53-07.00 10 Gulch, Bradon Berlin 2 46-07.00 8 Hubley, Luke Catholic Memoria 3 44-09.00 6 Klauck, Jason Kiel 4 44-07.00 5 Bortolini, Tanor Kewaunee 5 44-06.00 4 Wheaton, Evan Southern Door 6 44-04.00 3 Strand, Mac Xavier 7 42-07.00 2 Curran, Sean Xavier 8 42-07.00 1 Crampton, Noah New London 9 42-06.00 Carriveau, Dakota Oconto Falls 10 42-00.00 VanGoethem, Elliot Kewaunee 11 41-10.00 Siebers, Cory Marinette 12 41-07.00 Fritsch, Jacob Little Chute 12 41-07.00 Frost, Jaeden Omro 14 41-05.00 Dobberstein, Jeb Fox Valley Luth 15 40-04.00 Hanson, Tanner Brillion 16 39-04.00 Berglund, Paul Brillion 17 39-03.00 Lemke, Nick Catholic Memoria 18 39-02.00 Sobieski, Adam Berlin 18 39-02.00 Friday, Cade Kiel 20 38-07.00 Thelen, Cody Fox Valley Luth 21 37-09.00 Taylor, Josh Two Rivers 22 37-08.00 Kleiman, Brock Kewaunee 23 37-05.00 Lamers, Fred Chilton 24 36-05.00 Kuehn, Hunter Brillion 25 36-04.00 Moynihan, Tucker Oconto Falls 25 36-04.00 de Villa, Mikee Notre Dame Acad 27 36-03.00 Kruse, Wyatt Luxemburg-Casco 28 35-10.00 Swanson, Ezra Peshtigo 29 35-00.00 Goneau, Nathan Peshtigo 30 34-04.00 Stocker, Cody Marinette 31 34-03.00 Diederich, Mitchell New Holstein 32 34-02.00 Maass, Jacob Seymour 33 34-01.00 Lehman, Zeb New London 34 34-00.00 Huber, Owen Oconto Falls 35 32-10.00 Pastorius, Cauy Lomira 36 32-02.00 Smogoleski, Noah Two Rivers 37 31-01.00 Casper, Sam New Holstein 38 30-09.00 Baudhuin, Nicholas Southern Door 39 29-00.00 Birscbach, Devyn New Holstein 40 27-02.00

Answer to Monday's trivia question

Posted Tuesday, March 12th, 2019 7:00am by Jonathan Bregman

Monday's question was, “Name the pair of brothers who connected on a 90-yard pass in 2015 for Southern Door, the longest pass in school history."

The correct answer is Nick & Derik LeCaptain.

Congratulations to Nancy Feld who answered the question correctly!

High School Sports Trivia Contest Question of the Day 3-11-19

Posted Monday, March 11th, 2019 7:00am by Jonathan Bregman

Monday's question is, "Name the pair of brothers who connected on a 90-yard pass in 2015 for Southern Door, the longest pass in school history."

You can find this question in the DoorCountyDailyNews.com E-paper. If you answer correctly through the E-paper, you have an opportunity to win a prize.

The answer will be posted at 7 AM on Tuesday.

Southern Door Athletic Boosters play crucial role with technology

Posted Thursday, March 7th, 2019 6:56am by Tim Kowols

From exchanging game film to help student-athletes make highlight reels for colleges, it may not have been possible without the support of the Southern Door Athletic Boosters. The booster club, which has nine board members attend its monthly meetings, helps sponsor the football team’s H

Hudl membership, which helps record the games and makes it easier for the film to get in the hands of the people who need it. Southern Door Athletic Booster president Heidi Gutschow says the organization is raising funds to help expand its use in the future.

The Southern Door Craft Show and concession stand sales are two ways the Southern Door Athletic Boosters raise money for a variety of different projects in recent years including new balls and bats for the baseball and softball teams and a new scoreboard in the Eagle Gymnasium.

Southern Door leads Door County schools with All-Conference awards

Posted Monday, March 4th, 2019 9:20am by Nick Freimuth

Southern Door just finished up a tremendous winter sports season with a run to the regional finals for the boys basketball team. Girls basketball and wrestling also fared well in 2018-2019. Here is a look at the Southern Door student-athletes that were named to the all-conference contingency.

BOYS BASKETBALL

1ST TEAM

Ryan Claflin Southern Door Junior

Kyle Daoust Southern Door Senior Unanimous

Derik LeCaptain Southern Door Senior

HONORABLE MENTION

Max Pierre Southern Door Senior

GIRLS BASKETBALL

2ND TEAM

Tehya Bertrand Southern Door Senior

Grace LeGrave Southern Door Senior

HONORABLE MENTION

Hailey Shimon Southern Door Sophomore

WRESTLING

1ST TEAM

106 WEIGHT CLASS SCHOOL YEAR

Austin Falish Southern Door Sophomore

132 WEIGHT CLASS SCHOOL YEAR

Griffin Slezewski Southern Door Sophomore

152 WEIGHT CLASS SCHOOL YEAR

Grant Englebert Southern Door Sophomore

Southern Door's LeCloux places at women's state tournament

Posted Monday, March 4th, 2019 7:05am by Tim Kowols

Freshman Katelyn LeCloux became Southern Door’s first women’s wrestling medalist Sunday after taking sixth place at the Wisconsin Wrestling Federation State Tournament in Marshfield. A pin in her first match against Nayeli Garay guaranteed her a podium finish. LeCloux was unable to pick up another win, but according to the Southern Door Wrestling Club Facebook page, she was within a move or two to finish even higher. LeCloux was a varsity reserve at Southern Door this past season, placing at the Cutler Classic, Bay Port JV, and Preble JV tournaments.

Picture and additional report courtesy of Dave Walker

Southern Door shocked by Valders AGAIN on 102.1 FM

Posted Saturday, March 2nd, 2019 8:23pm by Nick Freimuth

Southern Door boys basketball was eliminated from the postseason tournament for the sixth time in seven years by the Valders Vikings in a 58-52 devastating defeat Saturday night. The Vikings celebrated on the hardwood at Eagle Gymnasium in front of a shocked Southern Door crowd live on 102.1 FM WRKU.

The Vikings took their first lead in the game with 8:44 remaining in the second half.

Kyle Daoust led all scorers with 23 points. He finished just four points shy of tying Nathan Vogel for the all-time scoring lead in Southern Door school history. Vogel keeps the record with 1,566 points while Daoust finished his Eagles career with 1,562.

The difference in the game was Southern Door's 6/17 free throw shooting.

Derik LeCaptain and Max Pierre each scored ten points and Ryan Claflin tallied seven points in the loss.

Valders was led by Trevor Leist's 23 points. Reese Brown scored 13 points and Fletcher Dallas scored 10 points in the win.

After an (11-10) regular season Valders is back to the sectional semi-final Thursday night in Chilton. The Vikings were just (7-7) in the Eastern Wisconsin Conference but their drive and dish offense again did in the Eagles.

Southern Door loses one of the all-time great senior classes and will leave a gaping void for the program to try and replace next season. The lone representatives left in the tournament from Door and Kewaunee COunties is now Gibraltar playing in Division 5 Thursday against N.E.W. Lutheran.

Southern Door pushes past Kiel 52-42 on 102.1

Posted Friday, March 1st, 2019 10:47pm by Nick Freimuth

Southern Door was tested in their WIAA Division 3 regional semi-final matchup with Kiel broadcast live on 102.1 FM WRKU Friday night. The Eagles trailed until the 14:52 mark of the second half. The #1 seed trailed by as many as ten points in the first half but recovered nicely in the second half.

Kyle Daoust passed his coach Derik Hawkey with 3:48 left to play in the first half as the second leading scorer all-time at SDHS. His 24 points were a game-high. Daoust now trails Nathan Vogel by just 27 points and could become the school's all-time leading scorer in a round two matchup Saturday night against Valders.

Derik LeCaptain tallied 14 points and Ryan Claflin added ten including two rim-rocking dunks in the contest.

Saturday's regional final will again be broadcast on 102.1 FM WRKU and streamed worldwide at DoorCountyDailyNews.com. Join Coach Derik Hawkey and Ben Rikkola for the Quietwoods RV Pre-Game show starting at 6:45 PM tomorrow night.

Southern Door High School Archives for 2019-03