The Sturgeon Bay Clippers varsity volleyball team faced one of its toughest challenges of the young season Thursday night, traveling to take on N.E.W. Lutheran, currently ranked No. 2 in Division 5 in the Wisconsin Volleyball Coaches Association poll.

The Clippers fell in three sets, 19-25, 23-25 and 13-25, but the final score doesn’t tell the whole story of the night.

Sturgeon Bay battled throughout the opening two sets and showed that it could compete with one of the state’s top-ranked teams. After dropping the opening set 25-19, the Clippers came back with an especially strong effort in the second.

Sturgeon Bay went point-for-point with N.E.W. Lutheran and pushed the set all the way to the finish before the Blazers were able to escape with a narrow 25-23 victory. N.E.W. Lutheran then found its rhythm in the third set and closed out the match, 25-13.

Despite the loss, the match provided another valuable early-season test for a Clipper team continuing to grow and develop. Playing a highly ranked opponent gave Sturgeon Bay an opportunity to see where it stands, while also identifying the small areas that can make the difference against high-level competition.

The Clippers will look to take what they learned from Thursday’s match and carry it into a busy stretch of the season ahead. With conference play underway and tournament competition on the schedule, Sturgeon Bay will continue to focus on consistency, communication and competing together.

There is plenty of volleyball still ahead for the Clippers — and Thursday night was another step in that journey.

The Sturgeon Bay soccer team left the door open late in its road match on Thursday, allowing the Providence Paladins to score two goals late in a 3-2 loss.

The Clippers led the match 2-1 entering the final 20 minutes of the second half before a penalty kick set the Paladins up for a penalty kick goal.

It looked like the Clippers would escape Providence Academy with a 2-2 draw, but Isaiah Faulkner's corner kick curled to the far front post and could not be dug out of the goalmouth to give the Paladins their first-ever win against the defending Packerland Conference champions.  

The Clippers are back in action on Saturday when they play at West De Pere.

The Sturgeon Bay football team looks to bounce back from their loss last week when they travel to Oconto to battle the Blue Devils.

Not much went right for the Clippers on Friday night as they fell to the Peshtigo Bulldogs 35-0 Friday night on U102.1. The Clippers would receive the opening kickoff, but after a quick 3-and-out, they would punt the ball to Peshtigo. It was a short kick that resulted in the first of many drives that began in Clipper territory. The Bulldogs' drive would be capped by a 5-yard touchdown run by their running back Zac Schoenfeld, who had missed last week due to injury. The halftime break did not leave the Clippers much time to gather their bearings. The open kickoff of the second half was returned by Bulldogs returner Carter Drang for a touchdown, putting the Clippers behind 21-0 just 15 seconds into the second half. In a second half that sent the Clippers into a long journey home feeling both emotionally and physically beaten, the Bulldogs would send the game into a running clock in the fourth quarter and knock a few Clippers out of the game with injuries, including running back Shaun Estrada.

The Blue Devils are an identical 1-2 on the season after losing to local rival Oconto Falls last week 26-7. Finn Brady has piled up 187 yards and four touchdowns on the season.

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay soccer team hopes to return to the win column in Howard when they face the Providence Academy Paladins on U-102.1 Thursday afternoon.

The Clippers outshot Kiel 18-7, but it was the Raiders that made the most of their opportunities in a 4-3 loss for the Clippers. Finn Stevenson opened the scoring in the match's first five minutes, but the Raiders responded with two goals of their own to take the lead. The Clippers got the lead back with two more goals to make the score 3-2 before allowing two more goals to drop the match.

The Paladins are 3-1 on the season after dropping their first match of the season on Tuesday, 3-0 to Pulaski. Junior Kellan Landes leads the Paladins with 12 goals on the season, which is good for the second-most in the state.

Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call on U-102.1 beginning at 4:15 p.m., with the pregame show followed by the kickoff at 4:30 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay volleyball team plays its first match of the week on Thursday when it travels to Green Bay to face NEW Lutheran.

Sturgeon Bay and Oconto went the distance Thursday night, with the Clippers battling through five sets before falling to Oconto, 3–2. Audrey Harrington led Sturgeon Bay offensively with 13 kills and also recorded 13 digs and 2 aces. Izzy Schoeneman added 9 kills, 7 digs, and 1 ace while Prudence Goettleman contributed 5 kills and 2 blocks. Auna Anderson finished with 4 kills and a block, while Reen Walker contributed across the board with 3 kills, 13 digs, 2 aces and 2 blocks. Setter Makenna Coyhis recorded 34 assists and 4 digs, while Jericha Reynolds added 5 digs and 2 aces.

The Blazers enter the match 8-2 on the season, including a 3-0 sweep of Algoma in its Packerland opener.

First serve is set for 7 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay soccer team outshot Kiel 18-7, but it was the Raiders that made the most of their opportunities in a 4-3 loss for the Clippers.

Finn Stevenson opened the scoring in the match's first five minutes, but the Raiders responded with two goals of their own to take the lead. The Clippers got the lead back with two more goals to make the score 3-2. Even with the Raiders down a man, Clippers coach Jesus Mejia Jr. said his team could not handle their star forward, who ended up scoring the game-tying and game-winning goals. 

"Our backline struggled with balls over the top, and Kiel made it very difficult for us," Mejia said. "We had plenty of chances but couldn’t capitalize. Myself and the coaches will make sure we prepare the boys for a better result next game."

That next match comes on Thursday when they travel to Howard to face Providence Academy. 

The Sturgeon Bay soccer team takes their perfect start to the season on the road Tuesday night when they visit Kiel.

Ranked #1 in the Bound Wisconsin poll, the Clippers are 5-0 to start the season, including back-to-back 8-0 wins over Packerland rivals Kewaunee and NEW Lutheran. In their last match against NEW Lutheran, Head coach Jesus Mejia Jr credited NEW Lutheran  for making it "tough for us to break down, but once the boys found combinations, we found ways to break through."  Those combinations yielded impressive results that allowed the game to be wrapped up in 60 minutes. Jaxzen Bleck and Ashton Benzinger each had two goals, while four others tallied one.

The Raiders enter the match 4-1, falling to #3 Sheboygan Christian/Lutheran 3-1 in their last match.

Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call on U-102.1 beginning at 4:15 p.m., with the pregame show followed by the kickoff at 4:30 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay girls' golf team hits the links on Tuesday once again when they travel to Shawano Lake Golf Course for a Bay Conference meet.

The last Bay Conference meet was on August 27th, with the Clippers taking third place with a score of 232. Sophomore Kennedy Hoernke led the Clippers with a score of 51, 14 strokes behind Seymour's Maci Heagle, who led the Thunder to a first-place finish with a team score of 167.

The tee time is set for 2 p.m.

The Clippers would receive the opening kickoff, but after a quick 3 and out, would punt the ball to Peshtigo. It was a short kick that resulted in the first of many drives that began in Clipper territory. The Bulldogs drive would be capped by a 5-yard touchdown run by their running back Zac Schoenfeld who had missed last week due to injury. The Clippers narrowly avoided going down 14-0 late in the first quarter when Carter Drang returned a punt 60 yards, but lost a fumble inside the Clipper 10 yard line. 

With just seconds remaining in the second quarter, Bulldogs running back Schonfeld ran his second touchdown in from 9 yards out on a 4th and inches play, sending the Bulldogs into the halftime break leading 14-0 and set to receive the second half kick.

The halftime break did not leave the Clippers much time to gather their bearings. The open kickoff of the second half was returned by Bulldogs returner Carter Drang for a touchdown putting the Clippers behind 21-0 just 15 seconds into the second half. In a second half that sent the Clippers into a long journey home feeling both emotionally and physically beaten, the Bulldogs would sent the game into a running clock in the fourth quarter, and knock a few Clippers out of the game with injuries, including running back Shaun Estrada.

The Clippers will look to bounce back next Friday night as they hit the road once again, this time taking on the Bonduel Bears.

The Sturgeon Bay soccer team continued their hot start to the season on Thursday, beating NEW Lutheran 8-0 at Clark Field.

Head coach Jesus Mejia Jr credited NEW Lutheran  for making it "tough for us to break down, but once the boys found combinations, we found ways to break through."  Those combinations yielded impressive results that allowed the game to be wrapped up in 60 minutes. 

Jaxzen Bleck and Ashton Benzinger each had two goals, while four others tallied one.

Sturgeon Bay and Oconto went the distance Thursday night, with the Clippers battling through five sets before falling to Oconto, 3–2.

Oconto took the opening set 25–19 before Sturgeon Bay responded with a strong 25–16 victory in Set 2. The Clippers carried that momentum into a tight third set, pulling out a 26–22 win to take a 2–1 lead in the match. Oconto answered with a 25–14 victory in the fourth before taking the deciding fifth set, 15–10.

Audrey Harrington led Sturgeon Bay offensively with 13 kills and also recorded 13 digs and 2 aces. Izzy Schoeneman added 9 kills, 7 digs, and 1 ace while Prudence Goettleman contributed 5 kills and 2 blocks.

Auna Anderson finished with 4 kills and a block, while Reen Walker contributed across the board with 3 kills, 13 digs, 2 aces and 2 blocks.

Setter Makenna Coyhis recorded 34 assists and 4 digs, while Jericha Reynolds added 5 digs and 2 aces.

The Clippers’ strongest offensive set came in the second, when they put down 12 kills on 25 attempts and hit .320 as a team. Sturgeon Bay also showed improvement in serve receive as the match progressed, posting passing ratings of 2.53 in the third set, 1.89 in the fourth and 2.20 in the fifth.

Final: Oconto def. Sturgeon Bay 3–2
Set scores: 25–19, 16–25, 22–26, 25–14, 15–10

The 1-1 Sturgeon Bay Clippers hit the road to open Packerland Conference action as they travel to take on the Peshtigo Bulldogs Friday night at 7 PM.

The Clippers are coming off a home victory, the first victory in two years, and the first victory under head coach Matt Landers.  The win came last Thursday night in a 24-6 victory over the Clintonville Truckers.  The Clipper defense set the tone, forcing 4 Trucker turnovers in total, including each of the first two drives of the game.  Immediately following the first turnover, Shaun Estrada carried the ball for a 44-yard touchdown on the Clippers' first offensive snap.  Trygg Stuth threw for 164 yards and 3 touchdowns, finding Alex Boden for 101 of those yards and one of the touchdowns. 

Peshtigo enters the game seeking their first win of the season after being outscored 71-7 in the first two games.  The lone touchdown came via a 4-yard rush in week 1 by Senior running back Cody Nesberg.

The Tom Finlan Memorial Invitational cross country meet was held Tuesday at the UW-Green Bay cross country course and hosted by Preble High School. The weather was clear and sunny, but temperatures in the 80s and high humidity made for challenging conditions.

The Sturgeon Bay girls and boys teams battled through the heat, with several runners recording personal-best times.

Delaney Skiba won the girls JV race with a time of 22 minutes, 39 seconds, while Rio Martinez finished ninth in the boys varsity race with a time of 18:34.

BOYS

9

RM

Rio Martinez

Sturgeon Bay

18:34.7

PB • Yr: 11 • +9pts

37

EB

Elliott Brown

Sturgeon Bay

21:35.5

Yr: 9 • +35pts

60

NC

Norbert Cross

Sturgeon Bay

24:31.3

Yr: 9 • +57pts

64

Jace Wisniewski

Sturgeon Bay

25:24.5

PB • Yr: 9 • +60pts

65

JN

John Norton

Sturgeon Bay

25:27.8

Yr: 9 • +61pts

67

ZJ

Zander Jandrin

Sturgeon Bay

26:20.4

Yr: 9 • +63pts

69

BD

Ben Dixner-Young

Sturgeon Bay

26:35.6

Yr: 9 • +64pts

72

TN

Trevor Nimmer

Sturgeon Bay

28:43.5

Yr: 11

GIRLS

33

MS

Sturgeon Bay

25:32.0

Yr: 11 • +32pts

34

AM

Sturgeon Bay

25:42.8

Yr: 9 • +33pts

35

PK

Sturgeon Bay

25:46.5

Yr: 9 • +34pts

44

ST

Sturgeon Bay

26:24.7

Yr: 10 • +41pts

48

DR

Sturgeon Bay

27:11.8

Yr: 9 • +44pts

51

NS

Sturgeon Bay

28:00.8

SB • Yr: 10 • +47pts

62

VB

Sturgeon Bay

32:09.7

Yr: 10 • +53pts

63

AO

Sturgeon Bay

35:25.4

The long layoff is over for the Door County United swim team as they hit the road on Thursday to swim against Wittenberg-Birnamwood. 

Prior to their home meet on August 25th against their conference opponents, DCU swam against them in Marinette. For the freshmen, Ashlyn Sixel (SDHS) finished sixth overall and Brennan Rass (SEV) finished seventh. Sophomore Hazel Monfils (SDHS) had a spectacular meet, finishing first overall and earning first in each individual event. Her fellow sophomore, Jillian Peterson (SDHS), finished ninth overall. For the juniors, Quinn Sperber (SDHS) finished third, and Mia Olson (SBHS) finished 11th. Finally, representing the seniors, Shaeffer Rass (SEV) finished second, Rachel Rock (SEV) finished 12th, and Hannah Denil (SBHS) finished 14th.

The first events begin at 6 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay varsity volleyball team put together a strong night Tuesday, Sept. 1, going 2-0 at the Seymour triangular with victories over host Seymour and Little Chute.

The Clippers opened the night with a convincing 25-12, 25-18 sweep of Seymour before battling back from a first-set loss to defeat Little Chute 17-25, 25-15, 15-3.

Against Seymour, Sturgeon Bay’s offense was led by Audrey Harrington with 10 kills, while Izzy Schoeneman added nine. Auna Anderson contributed three kills, Prudence Goettleman finished with two, and Makenna Coyhis and Reen Walker each added one.

Coyhis directed the offense with 26 assists in the two-set victory. Defensively, Walker led the Clippers with nine digs, followed by Coyhis with seven. Harrington and Schoeneman each recorded five digs, while Jericha Reynolds added four.

Sturgeon Bay finished the Seymour match with 26 kills, 26 assists and 31 digs.

The Clippers were tested in their second match of the night after Little Chute took the opening set 25-17. Sturgeon Bay responded decisively, taking the second set 25-15 before dominating the deciding third set 15-3.

Schoeneman led the attack against Little Chute with 13 kills, while Harrington finished with six. Goettleman and Anderson each contributed four kills, and Walker added two.

Coyhis again ran the offense, recording 29 assists. Harrington led the defensive effort with eight digs, Reynolds added seven, and Walker and Schoeneman each finished with six.

Serving also played a major role in the comeback. Walker recorded a match-high five aces, including four in the decisive third set. Sturgeon Bay totaled nine aces against Little Chute.

For the entire triangular, Schoeneman led Sturgeon Bay with 22 kills, while Harrington finished with 16. Coyhis totaled 55 assists across the two matches, and Walker contributed 15 digs and five aces.

Sturgeon Bay triangular results

Sturgeon Bay def. Seymour, 25-12, 25-18

Sturgeon Bay def. Little Chute, 17-25, 25-15, 15-3

The Clippers finished the night 2-0, showing offensive balance and the ability to respond under pressure, particularly in their strong finish against Little Chute.

They will now play their first Packerland Conference match at home on Thursday against Oconto. The Blue Devils have opened the season 4-1, including a split of their two matches with Elcho and Adams-Friendship last weekend. The first serve is set for 7 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay soccer team was able to explore their depth on Monday during its 8-0 win against Kewaunee on Tuesday. 

Finn Stevenson, Joni Ismali, and Deyvi Ubilla Polanco each had two goals in the rout that had the Clippers using the opportunity to get some of its players experience on varsity. "Subs did extremely well to figure out the system and had great leaders on the field," said head coach Jesus Mejia Jr.

The Clippers hit the pitch again on Thursday when they face 1-2-1 NEW Lutheran while the Storm head back out on Tuesday with a home match against Luxemburg-Casco. 

The Sturgeon Bay girls' volleyball team goes back to work on Tuesday with a triangular at Seymour.

The Clippers won two of their seven matches at last weekend's Beast of the Northeast Tournament in Appleton. It went winless in its Friday matches, falling to Freedom 2-1, West De Pere 2-0, and Kewaskum 2-0. They rebounded on Saturday, winning matches against Kaukauna 2-1 and Waupaca 2-0 while losing to West Salem 2-1 and Aquinas 2-0. The weekend places them at 5-6 for the season.

Audrey Harrington led the offense with 40 kills, followed by Izzy Schoeneman with 31 kills and Reen Walker with 26 kills. Prudence Goettleman added 10 kills, giving us several different offensive options throughout the weekend.

At the service line, Reen led the team with eight aces, while Izzy added five. Audrey, Prudence and Makenna Coyhis each contributed three aces.

Makenna Coyhis finished the tournament with 91 assists, doing a great job running our offense, while Prudence added another 13 assists.

"This is still a group that is learning how to play together, and tournaments like this are exactly what we need early in the season," head coach Mary Harrington said." "Playing so many matches in a short period of time forces the girls to adjust, compete when they’re tired and figure out how to respond when things aren’t going our way."

"There were definitely moments we would like back, but there were also a lot of really good moments throughout the weekend," Harrington added. "The girls competed, supported each other and continued to improve. We came away knowing more about ourselves as a team and with a much clearer idea of what we need to focus on moving forward."

The Clippers are set to play Seymour at 5 p.m. and Little Chute at 6 p.m. before battling Oconto on Thursday in their first Packerland Conference match of the season.

The Sturgeon Bay soccer team will keep the momentum going on Monday with a road match at Kewaunee.

The Clippers completed their Prairie School residency on Saturday with a 3-2 win against Kenosha Tremper. Kemal Wienke scored on a free kick to give the Clippers a 1-0 lead before they scored again on a great combination out wide that set up Finn Stevenson to put it in the back of the net.

A late goal in the first half and a slow start in the second half left the game tied before Stevenson played a ball in behind to Joni Ismaili to score the game-winner. Head coach Jesus Mejia Jr. praised his team for warding off wave after wave of attack from a tough Kenosha Tremper side to secure the road victory.

The Storm are coming off a 16-0 road loss to Providence last Thursday.

Kickoff is set for 4:30 p.m. at Kewaunee.

The Sturgeon Bay soccer team brought their winning ways south for the weekend as they opened their Prairie School quad weekend with a 2-0 win over their hosts.

 Ashton Benzinger opened the scoring on what head coach Jesus Mejia Jr called an "unreal" free kick from 20 yards out to put the Clippers ahead in the first half. The Clippers doubled their lead in the second half Jaxzen Bleck buried a pass from Daniel Wienke for the second goal.

The Clippers are back in action at The Prairie School on Saturday.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers have a tally in the win column for the first time under the leadership of Coach Matt Landers after beating the Clintonville Truckers 24-6 in the home opener, which was Parents' Night for Sturgeon Bay.  

In the second game of the season, the Clippers once again started with big plays.  Clintonville elected to receive, but after a short return that set the Truckers up near midfield, turned the ball over to Sturgeon Bay after the combination of Landon Evers and Alex Boden nearly beat the ball to the Trucker Quarterback Parker Soldner.  On the very first offensive play for the Clippers, Shaun Estrada took one cut and carried the ball 43 yards into the end zone, putting the Clippers up 6-0.

The next drive for the Truckers ended the same way as the first, with a high snap hitting the ground and setting the Clippers up with great field position.  The offensive drive was slightly different, though.  Trygg Stuth would lead the Clippers down the field and fight their way through a couple of 4th and long situations, including a fourth and goal from the 9-yard line in which Stuth found Estrada for the second Clipper touchdown of the game.  The Truckers would answer to cap the first quarter, sending the game into the second with the Clippers leading 12-6.

Thanks to a handful of turnovers for each team in what mistake-filled game, the sole score of the second quarter came on a rollout pass from Stuth to find Vince Laughlin in endzone putting the Clippers up 18-6 at the halftime break.

After a quiet 3rd quarter, the sole score of the second half came in another fourth and long situation.  On 4th and 21 from the Clintonville 39-yard line, Alex Boden would get behind the entire defense of the Truckers, capping off the scoring and bringing the Clippers back to an even 1-1 record, and the very first win of Head Coach Matt Landers' tenure.  

After missing a game due to a WIAA-enforced penalty from week 1, Rayshaune Johnson and the Clippers will be back in action next Friday, September 4th, as they travel to take on the Peshtigo Bulldogs.  You can tune in as Jacob Nate will be there taking you through the action beginning with the 6:45 pregame show and 7 PM kickoff on U102.1 and NEW Radio Sports Network.

The Sturgeon Bay girls golf team could not get around a blockade of golfers from Seymour and Shawano at the Bay North Conference Mini-Meet #4 held on Thursday at Vernon Hills GC in Peshtigo.

The Clippers shot a 232, 29 strokes behind Shawano and more than 60 strokes behind Seymour, which won the meet with a score of 167. Seymour and Shawano made up eight of the top ten spots, which was rounded out by the Clippers' Kennedy Hoernke, who shot a score of 51.

Full Report

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers soccer team got their weekend off on the right foot on Thursday with a 2-1 win over local rival Gibraltar/Sevastopol.

The win marked the first of the Coach Mejia era as he replaces Todd Maas, who retired from the role following the team's state runner-up finish a year ago.

The Clippers will now turn their attention to a weekend that will feature the likes of 1-0 University School of Milwaukee and 1-1 Kenosha Tremper. The matches will take place at 5 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. Saturday.

Photo credit: Clipper Soccer

"The team is off to a great start and we look forward to seeing what goals we can achieve this season," said head cross country coach Morgan Kiedrowski.

BOYS

22

EB

Elliott Brown

Sturgeon Bay

20:27.00

PB • Yr: 9

30

NC

Norbert Cross

Sturgeon Bay

22:44.43

PB • Yr: 9

34

TN

Trevor Nimmer

Sturgeon Bay

24:20.05

SB • Yr: 11

35

JN

John Norton

Sturgeon Bay

24:23.75

PB • Yr: 9

43

ZJ

Zander Jandrin

Sturgeon Bay

25:42.54

PB • Yr: 9

44

Jace Wisniewski

Sturgeon Bay

25:46.18

PB • Yr: 9

45

HJ

Henri Jeanquart

Sturgeon Bay

26:14.95

SB • Yr: 12

47

PL

Peter Langfeldt

Sturgeon Bay

26:45.84

SB • Yr: 10

GIRLS

2

Delaney Skiba

Sturgeon Bay

21:08.32

SB • Yr: 11

10

MS

Megan Selle

Sturgeon Bay

23:47.34

SB • Yr: 11

20

ST

Scarlet Tomberlin

Sturgeon Bay

25:08.02

SB • Yr: 10

21

DR

Destiny Romero

Sturgeon Bay

25:15.63

PB • Yr: 9

25

AM

Abigail Matson

Sturgeon Bay

25:29.10

PB • Yr: 9

26

PK

Penny Kiedrowski

Sturgeon Bay

25:30.18

PB • Yr: 9

38

VB

Violet Boyarski

Sturgeon Bay

28:53.42

SB • Yr: 10

41

AO

Afton Orns

Sturgeon Bay

31:52.93

PB • Yr: 9

Football is back in Sturgeon Bay as the Clippers host their first home game of the 2026 season Thursday night, welcoming the Clintonville Truckers on U102.1 and NEW Radio Sports Network.

The Clippers and Truckers enter the game with identical 0-1 records, with both teams hoping to forget opening week losses.  The Clippers season had started with a spark when Rayshaune Johnson took the game's opening kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown, but that was all the wind Sturgeon Bay had in their sails as it was Brillion in the eventual 41-6 loss.

Clintonville is looking for their first score of the season as they were shut out in week 1, falling to Amherst 56-0.  Sturgeon Bay hopes to be able to take advantage of sophomore quarterback Parker Soldner who ran for just 37 yards as the Truckers leading rusher.

You can tune in for the action by joining Jacob Nate as he takes you through the action starting with the 6:45pm pregame show followed by the 7:00pm kickoff.

Door County's two soccer teams begin the Packerland Conference schedule against each other on Thursday when Sturgeon Bay welcomes Gibraltar/Sevastopol.

The Clippers are coming off a run to the state final that ended with double overtime 1-0 loss to Oostburg. The Clippers sent off retiring coach Todd Maas on the highest note it could, going 21-4-2 overall and 11-0-1 in the Packerland Conference.

The United finished behind the Clippers in the Packerland with an 8-3-1 mark, finishing with an overall record of 12-7-3. They saw their season come to end with a pair of overtime games, beating Roncalli 3-2 before losing to Kiel 2-0.

Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m.