Sunday's trivia question is, "When the Sturgeon Bay girls soccer team was finally able to play their first game last season, who did they beat to open the year up?"

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 Monday.

Sometimes the right decision is the most difficult decision. At times, athletic trainers have to make a decision to take a star athlete out of a game. While the decision may be unpopular, Door County Medical Center Athletic Trainer Alyssa Lee says she always keeps the student-athlete and their health as the only deciding factor.

During National Athletic Trainer Month, Alyssa Lee would like to set the record straight as to what an athletic trainer is and does.
 

Lee went to UW LaCrosse and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in athletic training and a Master of Science degree in clinical exercise physiology from UW River Falls.

She says seeing a student-athlete recover completely after a major injury and competing again is one of the most rewarding aspects of athletic training.

Lee and the entire team of Door County Medical Center athletic trainers are committed to keeping student-athletes safe, helping prevent injuries, and will do their best to make the right decision regarding injury or treatment, even when the decision may not be what a player, coach or parent may want in the middle of a big game, meet or competition.

Sturgeon Bay is trying to make it three consecutive Packerland Conference titles in a row for the 2019 season. The Clippers have been dominant and only lost a combined three conference games the last two years. The only thing that has eluded them has been playoff success as they've lost in the regionals in each postseason. That doesn't take away from how good Sturgeon Bay has been on the diamond. Their first game for the upcoming season is scheduled for April 1st when they travel to Marinette.

The answer to Sunday's trivia question was that Sturgeon Bay's active streak of baseball conference championships is at 2 years.

Sunday's trivia question is a fill-in-the-blank. "Sturgeon Bay's active streak of consecutive conference championships in baseball is at ____ years."

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 Monday.

To better care for our athletes and the community, local Athletic Trainers and members of the Door County Emergency Response teams and their families are getting to know each other just a little bit better. In the case of an emergency, it is beneficial to know those responding, as familiarity can help alleviate some of the fears and anxieties the person having the emergency might be feeling. 

The Door County Medical Center's Licensed Athletic Trainers are hosting a Meet and Greet with local Emergency Response teams and their families on March 27th, 6:30pm, at Sonny's Pizzeria in Sturgeon Bay.

Replacing some great seniors will be key for Sturgeon Bay as their track competition kicks off Monday in Oconto Falls.

Nathaniel Greenlaw is the only returning member of a vaunted relay team that made the state meet in the 4 x 100 and 4 x 200 events. His teammates Brady Wodack (St. Norbert), Hayden Shefchik (UW-Eau Claire), and Luke Brinkman (UW-Eau Claire) all signed National Letters of Intent to run in college last spring. 

Algoma and Gibraltar will join the Clippers for the indoor track meet in Oconto Falls with action beginning at  4:30 p.m.

Sunday's trivia question is, "When was the last time the Sturgeon Bay girls soccer team won a regional championship?"

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 Monday.

Door County Medical Center Chief Executive Officer Brian Stephens doesn't spend his Saturday mornings resting and recovering from a long work week. Instead, Stephens and his seventh-grade son Ben volunteer as coaches at the YMCA.

The six-week YMCA Youth Soccer Clinic started Saturday and elementary age children are encouraged to sign up as Saturday, March 16 is the last day to join.

Stephens said he and his son remember how former Clippers Soccer student-athletes like Will Kitchens and Ben Felhoffer used to come out and help at camps like this. The Stephens wanted to do the same for the next group of up and coming soccer players.

To view the FaceBook Live video of Stephens in action click on the link below:

https://www.facebook.com/DoorCountyDailyNews/videos/251787132372206/

Sunday's trivia question was, “Who made four saves for the Sturgeon Bay boys soccer team in the 2015 state championship game to help the Clippers win it all?"

The correct answer was Trent Maas.

Congratulations to Gilbert Annis who answered the question correctly!

Sunday's high school sports trivia contest question of the day is, "Who made four saves for the Sturgeon Bay boys soccer team in the 2015 state championship game to help the Clippers win it all?"

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 Monday.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers 2018-2019 winter sports season is in the books. Packerland Conference All-Conference teams have been released and the Clippers landed five on this year's list. Here is a look at Sturgeon Bay's all-conference award winners as provided by conference commissioner Mike Holtz:

BOYS BASKETBALL

1ST TEAM

Carson Talbert                        Sturgeon Bay              Senior

HONORABLE MENTION

Mitchell Jackson                      Sturgeon Bay              Senior

Gunnar Tebon                         Sturgeon Bay              Junior

GIRLS BASKETBALL

2ND TEAM

Sarah Bridenhagen                 Sturgeon Bay              Junior

HONORABLE MENTION

Brenna Zuehlke                       Sturgeon Bay              Senior

The Sturgeon Bay boys basketball team's season came to an end on Friday night in Denmark. Offense was the main issue for the seventh-seeded Clippers as the second-seeded Vikings won 54-36 in the regional semifinal. Carson Talbert scored 10 points to lead the way for Sturgeon Bay, while Denmark's Patrick Suemnick was the game's leading scorer with 17 points. Denmark will host number three seed Sheboygan Falls on Saturday night. Sturgeon Bay finishes the season at 13-11 overall on the season and 9-7 in the Packerland Conference which was good for a tie for fourth place. 

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers hope to extend their season by at least another day as they prepare to meet the Denmark Vikings on the road Friday night. The Clippers are coming off a 62-59 win over Cedar Grove-Belgium on Tuesday that saw Carson Talbert register 23 points while Mitchell Jackson and Gunnar Tebon scored in double figures as well. Denmark earned the extra game off by finishing the season with an 18-4 mark overall and tied for first in Northeastern Conference. The Vikings are led by a pair of scorers averaging near 20 points a game in Zane Short and Patrick Suemnick. The pair also lead the team in other statistical categories with Suemnick controlling the boards and Short in assists. The game begins at 7 p.m.