The Door County United swim team welcomes its conference foes for a meet on Thursday at the Door County YMCA in Sturgeon Bay.

 

Last week, DCU remained on top of the Bay Conference with their win at the Shawano Sprints All-Conference meet. The team scored 378 points, and the second-place team, Wittenberg-Birnamwood High School, scored 316 points.  The team had at least one top-five finish in each event for the evening. Freshman Quinn Sperber (SDHS) finished 3rd in the 25-yard freestyle and 5th in the 50-yard backstroke. Isabella Jimenez Seyfer (SBHS) finished 2nd in the 50-yard butterfly and 7th in the 100-yard freestyle. Ophelia Linnan (SEV) finished 9th in the 50-yard freestyle and 11th in the 50-yard backstroke. The biggest success of the evening was the 2nd and 3rd place finishes in the 200-yard medley relay. The second-place finishers were Julia Michalski (SBHS), Caitlyn Hasenjager (SEV), Chloe Bissen (SBHS), and Kailyn Neville (SDHS). The third-place relay team consisted of Quinn Sperber (SDHS), Amelia Michalski (SBHS), Megan Quaderer (SBHS), and Shaeffer Rass (SEV). The team enter the conference championships undefeated.

 

The first events begin at 5 p.m.

The Packerland Conference announced the all-conference selections this week with Jackson Starr of Sturgeon Bay being selected as the Packerland Conference soccer player of the year.  The Sturgeon Bay Clippers placed five players on first team while the Gibralatar-Sevastopol United Team placed three squad members.

Sturgeon Bay will host the United Team on Thursday in a Division 4 Sectional semi-final on U102.1.

 

The complete list of all-conference players is listed below.

 

FIRST TEAM

Forwards
Kayden Klotz, Sturgeon Bay
Finn Stevenson, Sturgeon Bay
Trey Perlman, Gibraltar-Sevastopol

Midfielders
Will Estes, Sturgeon Bay
Zone Wienke, Sturgeon Bay*
Gabe Peterson, Gibraltar-Sevastopol*
Cristino Valdivia, Gibraltar-Sevastopol
Cody Kirchman, Algoma*

Defenders
Jackson Starr, Sturgeon Bay*
Alex Kirchman, Algoma
James Rentmeester, Providence Academy

Goalkeeper
Ezra Proft, Peshtigo

*unanimous

 

2nd Team
Forwards
Mauricio Fernandez, Gibraltar-Sevastopol
Chance Rader, Algoma
Brady Polzin, Peshtigo

 

Midfielders
Simon Downey, Sturgeon Bay
Jaylen Reynolds, Sturgeon Bay
Ethan Perry, Kewaunee
Monty Gungor, Providence Academy
Kellan Landes, Providence Academy

 

Defenders
Marco Jauregui, Gibraltar-Sevastopol
Sean Neal, Gibraltar-Sevastopol
Henry Annen, Kewaunee

 

Goalkeeper
Aaron Tomaszewski, Gibraltar-Sevastopol

 

Honorable Mention
Sturgeon Bay- Ethan DeNamur
Gibraltar-Sevastopol- Brandon Mayorga Obando
Algoma- Brogan Ray, Alex Gonzalez, Cooper Krause
Kewaunee- Isaac Heidel

Just as the colors of the leaves turn every fall, regional titles end up in the trophy case of the Sturgeon Bay soccer team.

 

The Clippers beat visiting St. Mary Catholic 6-1 Saturday night at Clark Field. Kayden Klotz led the Clippers offensively with a hat trick. Will Estes, Finn Stevenson, and Ben Denamur all chipped in their own tallies in the win. The lone score for the Zephyrs was an own goal by Sturgeon Bay less than 90 seconds into the second half. 

 

The win sets up a third matchup against Gibraltar/Sevastopol on Thursday night at Clark Field. The game will be broadcast on U-102.1 with Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin on the call.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers look to keep their regional title streak intact on Saturday when they welcome St. Mary Catholic to Clark Field under the lights.

 

The Clippers punched their ticket Thursday night with a 9-0 win over New Holstein in Sturgeon Bay. The Clippers would have a commanding lead at the half of 8-0. Scorers were Zone Weinke (2), Stevenson (2), Jaylen Reynolds (2), Kayden Klotz (1), and Cole Nessinger (1). Justin Gutierrez added the final goal of the game in the 49th minute.

 

The Zephyrs route to the regional final has seen them answer a three-match skid with a positive steak, winning two in a row and collecting a draw along the way. They snipped Howards Grove/ELG 2-1 in their last match.

 

Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call on U-102.1 and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com beginning at 6:45 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the opening touch at 7 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers 2024 football season ended Friday night on U102.1 at the hands of the Wrightstown Tigers by a score of 64-18. The Clippers kept things close in the first quarter, entering the second quarter with a 7-3 score. The Tigers, however, took a 50-10 lead into the half.

The teams combined for seven touchdowns in the second quarter, but sadly, only one was scored by the Clippers. That came on a one-play, 65-yard touchdown drive when Caleb Plzak pitched the ball to Patrick Haese, who in turn launched the ball downfield into the hands of Bryce Plzak, who had gotten deep behind the Tigers' defense. The Tigers' 6 second-quarter touchdowns all came on the ground, 4 of which were run by Aiden Humphreys.  

 

The final touchdown of the Clippers' season came in the third quarter when Caleb Plzak found his brother Bryce one last time in their Clippers gear for both the touchdown and a two-point conversion.

 

The Clippers season ends with a final record of 3-7. Wrightstown will host Southern Door in level 2 of the WIAA playoffs. 

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers cross country team concluded their season on Friday at the WIAA Sectional Meet hosted by Kiel.

 

The Clippers girls placed 14th overall with 348 points. Delaney Skiba paced the girls with a time of 22:39, finishing in the Top 40. Luke Selle paced the Clippers boys with a time of 21:18 to take 84th overall.

 

1.39.9Delaney Skiba22:31.9Sturgeon Bay

2.60.9Megan Selle23:28.4Sturgeon Bay

3.67.11Ciana Luett23:44.4Sturgeon Bay

4.90.11Claire Quaderer26:57.7Sturgeon Bay

5.92.9Hannah Kiekhaefer28:13.4Sturgeon Bay

6.93.11Ava Estes28:13.4Sturgeon Bay

 

1.84.12Luke Selle21:18.7Sturgeon Bay

2.93.10Silas Nerby23:17.5Sturgeon Bay

3.94.9Trevor Nimmer24:03.1Sturgeon Bay

 

 

It was a short night for the Sturgeon Bay soccer team as they bested the New Holstein Huskies 9-0 Thursday evening at Clark Field.

 

The night started with a beautiful rendition of the Star Spangled Banner from Sturgeon Bay High School's own Ashlynn Paulsen, and it was just moments later that Zone Weinke put the Clippers on the scoring sheet just 28 seconds into the match with assistance from Finn Stevenson.

 

The Clippers would have a commanding lead at the half of 8-0. Scorers were Zone Weinke (2), Stevenson (2), Jaylen Reynolds (2), Kayden Klotz (1), and Cole Nessinger (1). Justin Gutierrez added the final goal of the game in the 49th minute.

 

The Clippers will host St. Mary Catholic Saturday, that game can be heard on U-102.1 with the pregame starting at 6:45pm. 

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers open their WIAA Playoff Run with their tallest task of the season, playing on the road at Wrightstown Friday night.

 

The Clippers' three wins in conference play helped them slide into the playoffs as the lowest seed in their region. The Clippers have been streaky all season long, ending the year with a four-game losing streak after post three straight victories in September. Caleb Plzak threw for over 1100 yards behind center as the quarterback, while Patrick Haese led the team in rushing (654 yards) and second in receiving (166 yards).

 

The Tigers were one of two teams from the North Eastern Conference to play at Camp Randall Stadium last year, losing to Aquinas in the title game. They are aiming at a return to Madison thanks to an 8-1 mark. After a close loss to Freedom three weeks ago, they toppled Denmark and New London by a combined score of 71-7.

 

Jacob Nate will have the call on U-102.1 and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com beginning at 6:45 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the kickoff at 7 p.m.

Sturgeon Bay begins its road to Milwaukee on Thursday when it welcomes New Holstein for the WIAA Soccer Tournament Regional Semifinals.

 

After struggling against non-conference opponents for much of the season as they battled teams from bigger schools, the Clippers humbled the Seymour Thunder by a 4-0 score last Friday. Sophomore Finn Stevenson had a hat-trick (8th, 18th, 31st minute) to lead the Clippers in scoring. The win elevated the Clippers to 13-5-1 on the season, which includes a 10-0 mark in the Packerland Conference.

 

On Tuesday, the Huskies punched their ticket to the semifinals with a 3-0 win over Gresham/Bowler, snapping a four-match losing streak. The Huskies enter the match 3-14-1, allowing at least five goals a dozen times. 

 

Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call from Clark Field beginning at 6:45 p.m. followed by the first touch at 7:00 p.m.

The Door County United (DCU) girls swim team held their own in the non-conference invitational on Saturday, October 19th, at Shorewood High School. The team placed 7th out of 17 teams, scoring 124 points total. Julia Michalski (SBHS) was the top scorer for DCU, scoring 26 points with her 7th-place finish in the 100-yard backstroke and her 5th-place finish in the 200-yard individual medley. Freshman Quinn Sperber (SDHS) dropped time in both of her events, placing 24th in the 50-yard freestyle and 19th in the 100-yard backstroke. The relays were the most successful, helping to score the team 66 points overall. The 200-yard medley relay consisted of Julia Michalski (SBHS), Caitlyn Hasenjager (SEV), Isabella Jimenez Seyfer (SBHS), and Megan Quaderer (SBHS). The 200-yard freestyle relay consisted of Choe Bissen (SBHS), Megan Quaderer (SBHS), Kailyn Neville (SDHS), and Caitlyn Hasenjager (SEV). The 400-yard freestyle relay consisted of Julia Michalski (SBHS), Kailyn Neville (SDHS), Megan Quaderer (SBHS), and Caitlyn Hasenjager (SEV). The season is winding down, but the team will travel to Shawano High School for the conference sprints meet on Tuesday, October 22nd. 

The Door County United swim team will hit the pool early on Saturday as part of the Small School State invitational in Shorewood, Wisconsin.

 

On Thursday, the Door County United (DCU) girls high school swim team continues to be victorious with their win over Seymour High School. The DCU varsity team scored 101 points compared to Seymour’s 67 points. DCU finished first in all events except for five. In the 200-yard individual medley, Julia Michalski (SBHS), Caitlyn Hasenjager (SEV), and Chloe Bissen (SBHS) finished first through third, respectively. In the 500-yard freestyle, Megan Quaderer (SBHS), Kailyn Neville (SDHS), and Isabella Jimenez Seyfer (SBHS) finished first, second, and fourth, respectively. Mia Olson (SBHS) finished first in the 100-yard freestyle for junior varsity. Additionally, Maria Wienke (SBHS) finished first in the 200-yard freestyle, dropping 2 seconds off her best time from Tuesday’s meet.

 

Whitnall, Whitefish Bay, Rhinelander, Portage, Port Washington, Plymouth, New Berlin West, New Berlin Eisenhower, McFarland, Kohler, Grafton, Edgewood, Brown Deer, Berlin/Green Lake, Berlin, Baraboo, and Greendale are all scheduled to compete when the first events begin at 8 a.m.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers started strong in the first half, and sophomore Finn Stephenson had a hat-trick (8th, 18th, 31st) and led the way in scoring.

Kayden Klotz added another goal in the 29th minute on a direct corner kick. All of the Clippers' scoring came in the first half, and the match ended 4-0. Sturgeon Bay will host the Regional Semi-Final game next Thursday, and that game will be on U-102.1.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers soccer team will have one final tune-up ahead of the WIAA Tournament on Friday when they travel to Seymour to face the Thunder.

 

The Clippers finished off their undefeated run in the Packerland Conference on Thursday, topping Algoma 5-1. Kayden Klotz registered two goals and an assist while Will Estes scored twice and Daniel Wienke tallied one. The win gave them a 10-0 mark in the Packerland, two games clear of second-place Gibraltar/Sevastopol. The United and the Wolves were the only team to score against the Clippers as Sturgeon Bay outscored their conference foes 63-4. In their much tougher non-conference slate, the Clippers were 2-5-1, failing to score in all six non-wins.

 

The Thunder enter the match 8-8-2, splitting their last six matches including a 5-0 loss to  New London in their last match.

 

Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call on The Pirate beginning at 6:15 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the first touch at 6:30 p.m.

Familiar faces led the Sturgeon Bay cross country teams on Tuesday, this time at the Packerland Conference Championships at the Shorewood Cross Country Course on the campus of UW-Green Bay.

 

Freshman Delaney Skiba continued her impressive freshman campaign with a fifth place finish, completing the 5K distance in 21:20. Megan Selle and Ciana Luett also finished in the Top 25 overall. Luke Selle paced the boys with a 5K time of 21:04, which was good for 24th place.

 

 

1.5.9Delaney Skiba21:20.2Sturgeon Bay

2.16.9Megan Selle23:41.7Sturgeon Bay

3.19.11Ciana Luett24:00.3Sturgeon Bay

4.31.11Claire Quaderer25:35.3Sturgeon Bay

5.41.11Ava Estes28:15.3Sturgeon Bay

6.42.9Hannah Kiekhaefer28:17.9Sturgeon Bay

7.9Megan QuadererNTSturgeon Bay

 

1. 24. 12 Luke Selle 21:04.8 Sturgeon Bay

2. 38. 10 Silas Nerby 23:50.0 Sturgeon Bay

3. 40. 9 Trevor Nimmer 24:06.3 Sturgeon Bay

4. 43. 12 Jamar Terrell 25:31.3 Sturgeon Bay

5. 44. 11 Alan Beardsley 28:23.5 Sturgeon Bay

6. 45. 12 Davien Quaderer 30:26.1 Sturgeon Bay

7. 10 Trever Kolosso NT Sturgeon Bay

The Door County United (DCU) Girls High School Swim Team remains undefeated in the Bay Conference with their varsity win over New London High School. The total score was 121-49. DCU took first place in each evening varsity event. Sophomore Shaeffer Rass (SEV) had a phenomenal meet, including a second-place finish in the 200-yard individual medley with a time that was five seconds faster than her best time overall. Senior swimmer Anika Steinbach (SBHS) was a consistent scorer in last night's meet, with her fourth-place finish in the 200-yard freestyle and the 100-yard butterfly.

She also made the best time in both events, dropping two seconds in the 200-yard freestyle. Junior varsity swimmers put up a good fight and showed great determination. Freshman Maria Wienke (SBHS) dropped 15 seconds in her 200-yard freestyle, and sophomore Kylie Sikorsky (SEV) dropped nine seconds in her 100-yard backstroke. The team will travel to Seymour High School on Thursday, October 16th, for their next conference dual. 

For the final time this season, the Door County United swim team will host New London High School on Tuesday at the Door County YMCA.

 

The United are coming off one of their closest dual meets of the year, beating Wittenberg-Birnamwood on October 10th 86-84. The A 200-yard medley relay consisting of Julia Michalski (SBHS), Caitlyn Hasenjager (SEV), Isabella Jimenez-Seyfer (SBHS), and Kailyn Neville (SDHS) began the night with a nail-biter race. They placed first, only 0.15s faster than Wittenberg’s A relay. Kailyn Neville (SDHS) was also among the top scorers of the evening for her individual events. Freshman Amelia Michalski (SBHS) and Megan Quaderer (SBHS) were also among some of the top scorers for the evening as well. The meet all came down to the 400 yard freestyle relay. DCU needed to place two relays in the top three finishes in order to win the meet. The A and B relay went to finish 2nd and 3rd, which gave us enough points to win the meet. The A relay team was Chloe Bissen (SBHS), Megan Quaderer (SBHS), Amelia Michalski (SBHS), and Julia Michalski (SBHS). The B relay team was Quinn Sperber (SDHS), Shaeffer Rass (SEV), Ophelia Linnan (SEV), and Isabella Jimenez-Seyfer (SBHS).

 

The first events begin at 6 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers were among the over dozen teams at Friday's Russ Fameree Invitational in Luxemburg.

 

The boys took 17th overall with Luke Selle leading the way with a sub-22 minute 5K time. Delaney Skiba pushed the Clippers to a 13th place finish as she covered the course in 22:14.

 

1.98.12Luke Selle21:54.66Sturgeon Bay

2.116.10Silas Nerby23:40.98Sturgeon Bay

3.117.9Trevor Nimmer23:56.46Sturgeon Bay

4.123.11Alan Beardsley29:23.66Sturgeon Bay

5.124.11Davien Quaderer29:29.65Sturgeon Bay

 

26.9Delaney Skiba22:14.27Sturgeon Bay

2.30.9Megan Quaderer22:19.71Sturgeon Bay

3.60.9Megan Selle24:05.88Sturgeon Bay

4.101.11Claire Quaderer26:32.44Sturgeon Bay

5.123.9Hannah Kiekhaefer29:15.28Sturgeon Bay

6.128.11Ava Estes31:15.53Sturgeon Bay

 

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers soccer couldn't get anything going against a tough Hortonville side, falling Friday night 7-0. Elliot Vedder, Cade Mansfield, Noah Rindt, Anthony Zanon, Dylan Glad, Jacob Plutz, and Roman Glad tallied goals for the Polar Bears, with the Glads each tallying two assists. The Clippers could only manage three shots on target, with the Polar Bears' keeper, Grant Decker, earning the clean sheet with three saves.

 

 

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers soccer team finished off their opportunities this time around against Providence Academy, winning the contest 6-0 at Clark Field.

 

Both Soccer teams started the match with high intensity in the opening minutes, but the Clippers struck first and often. Sturgeon Bay jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the opening 11 minutes, with goals coming from Klotz (6th), Estes (8th), and Gutierrez (11th). The Score would remain 3-0 through halftime, with most of that credit going to the Providence goalie, Brice Nedobeck, who shut down the Clippers attack until Finn Stephenson found the back of the net twice (49th, 55th minutes), giving the Clippers a commanding lead. A double yellow (Red) was issued in the 56th minute to a Providence player, leaving them with only ten on the field for the remainder of the match. Starr would finish the night's scoring off a direct kick in the 58th minute, and the match would end 6-0. 

 

 

The victory unofficially gave the Clippers the Packerland Conference crown and a nice regular season send-off for the team's seniors.

 

 

The Clippers are on the road Friday (10/11/2024) against Hortonville and their next broadcast will be Friday (10/18/2024) when they travel to Seymour, That match will be on 103.3 The Pirate.  The Clippers also learned their fate for the WIAA Division 4 Tournament earlier this week, earning the #2 seed behind top-ranked Kiel. They will host the winner of New Holstein and Gresham/Bowler on October 24th.

The chill in the air with the brisk fall air means the WIAA Football playoffs are near, and two local teams are looking to punch tickets to the big dance. Southern Door and Sturgeon Bay meet in a Packerland Conference battle, with a spot in the playoffs all but guaranteed to the winner, when they faceoff on Friday night on U102.1.

 

Southern Door comes in, having won its last 4 straight games, including a 37-20 last week against Kewaunee. Drew Daoust led the way for the Eagles in that victory, completing 13-20 passes for 278 yards and 4 touchdowns. Daoust also had 11 carries for 88 yards and a touchdown on the ground as well.

 

As for Sturgeon Bay, the Clippers dropped a close game last week, falling 19-14 to Mishicot. Bryce Plzak stuffed the box score with 7 catches for 199 yards, a receiving touchdown, and 10 carries for 70 on the ground in the loss. 

 

Join Eric Fischer on the call on U102.1 with the pregame show at 6:45 pm and kickoff slated for 7:00 pm. 

The Door County United swim team hits the road Thursday night for a dual meet at Wittenberg-Birnamwood.

 

The girls defeated Shawano High School 129 to 40 total points in their last meet. DCU took 1st place in every varsity and junior varsity event during the meet. Caitlyn Hasenjager finished first in the varsity 50-yard freestyle and second in the varsity 100-yard backstroke. She was followed closely by Ophelia Linnan, who placed 3rd in the varsity 100-yard backstroke. Additionally, Ophelia finished fifth in the varsity 50 freestyle. Isabella Jimenez Seyfer finished second in both of her evening events, varsity 100-yard butterfly and varsity 100-yard breaststroke. Julia Michalski finished first overall in both the varsity 200-yard individual medley and the varsity 500-yard freestyle. Anika Steinbach finished third overall in both of her varsity events, the 200-yard freestyle and the 100-yard butterfly. Finally, Shambo Wienke finished fifth in the varsity 500-yard freestyle and sixth in the varsity 100-yard breaststroke. Her finish in the 100-yard breaststroke was her best time this season.

 

The first events on Thursday night begin at 6 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers will welcome Providence Academy to Clark Field for the first time in program history on Thursday evening.

 

The Clippers remain perfect in the Packerland Conference with an 8-0 mark, two points better than second place Gibraltar/Sevastopol in the standings. They have won five straight matches since falling to Green Bay Preble 6-0 on September 19th. They have outscored their opponents 28-2 during that span with four clean sheets.

 

The Paladins are in their inaugural season as a standalone program after joining forces with NEW Lutheran in the past. Kellan Landes and Grayson Herlache each scored two goals in their 8-0 win over their former teammates in their last match. They are 4-3-1 on the season, including a 2-0 loss at home against Sturgeon Bay on September 16th.

 

Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call on U-102.1 beginning at 6:15 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the first touch at 6:30 p.m.

The Door County United (DCU) Girls High School Swim Team brought home yet another win on Thursday, October 3rd. The girls defeated Shawano High School 129 to 40 total points. DCU took 1st place in every varsity and junior varsity event during the meet. This was a night dedicated to our senior class. We are lucky to have seven outstanding seniors on our team. Manager Molly Hall is a senior at Southern Door High School. Caitlyn Hasenjager and Ophelia Linnan are seniors at Sevastopol High School. Isabella Jimenez Seyfer, Julia Michalski, Anika Steinbach, and Shambo Wienke are seniors at Sturgeon Bay High School. All seniors were strong competitors during the night’s events.

 

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers nearly snatched victory from the jaws of defeat, but end up falling to Mishicot 14-19 on Homecoming Friday night.

After stopping Mishicot's opening drive inside the Clipper 10-yard line, Sturgeon Bay would march the length of the field, eating up the entire first quarter.  The very first play of the second quarter, Andrew Nell would score a 1-yard touchdown giving the Clippers a 7-0 lead.

 

The Mishicot Indians would answer though, scoring 19 unanswered points.  13 of those came yet in the first half on passes by QB Eli Skarda.  He found find wide open receivers who would take the ball into the endzone. Once from Daryn Smith for 23 yards, and one to Gabriel Kunz, who would run for 50 yards after the catch on his 75-yard touchdown.  Ben Backus would add an additional touchdown in the fourth quarter, giving the Indians a 19-7 lead.

 

Sturgeon Bay would not go away quietly.  After one defensive stop, Caleb Plzak found Bryce Plzak for a 75 -yard touchdown.  Putting the score at the eventual final 14-19.  However, the game was not quite over.  The Clippers would get the ball back with just over a minute to go.  The Clippers would march down the field, using the sideline to their advantage, and throw the ball into the endzone with .6 seconds on the clock. Unfortunately for the Clippers, that ball was caught by a Mishicot Indian.

The Clippers fall to 3-1 in the conference, with a matchup with second place Southern Door looming Friday night, which can be heard on U102.1

The Clippers started early and scored often against the storm on Clark Field. Daniel Wienke started with a goal in the 3rd minute (assist Estes). The next score would happen in the form of an own goal by the Storm putting Sturgeon Bay up, 2-0. This is where things opened up for the Clippers and they would put in another five goals in less than 10 minutes. Estes (16th minute), D. Wienke (18th minute), Estes (22nd Min.), Starr (24th min.), Klotz (25th min.) and Bleck would make it 8-0 in the 34th minute. At Halftime, the fans were provided a preview of the future when the Junior Clippers Scrimmaged for 10 minutes on the full Clark Field. Daoust was the lone goal scorer during the halftime festivities.

 

 

After Halftime the scoring would continue with Benzinger adding the 9th goal and Zone Wienke scoring the final goal of the Match on an awarded penalty kick at 50:35. The game ended at that point with the Sturgeon Bay Clippers winning 10-0. They are back in action against Providence Academy next week, Thursday and that game will be on U-102.1. 

The Clippers hope that a week of homecoming festivities will help erase the foul taste of last week's 42-0 loss to Kewaunee. They have a matchup with Mishicot awaiting them under the lights on Friday night.

 

The Clippers' offense was kept quiet last week, partially due to the loss of RB Patrick Haese to a targeting foul early in the game, which comes with an automatic ejection. Bryce Plzak would shift into the primary RB role but could only run for 25 yards in the game. Caleb Plzak would complete 8 of his 14 passes for 67 yards.

 

Mishicot comes into the game 1-5, coming off a 56-6 loss to Bonduel.

 

Join Jacob Nate for the call on U102.1 and NEWRadioSportsNetwork. The pregame is at 6:45 p.m., and the kickoff is at 7:00 p.m.

 

Click here for our pregame interview with head coach Jon DuPuis

 

The Door County United swim team returns to their home pool on Thursday when they swim against Shawano/Bonduel.

 

In their last meet, DCU won it all with a total of 425 points, with the second-place team, Oregon High School, scoring 380 points. The 400-yard freestyle relay consisting of Julia Michalski (SBHS), Megan Quaderer (SBHS), Amelia Michalski (SBHS), and Kailyn Neville (SDHS) clinched the win with their first-place finish. Freshman Quinn Sperber (SDHS) had a very successful meet, scoring 13 points in the 100-yard freestyle and 11 points in the 100-yard backstroke. Senior Anika Steinbach (SBHS) scored 4 points in the 200-yard freestyle, 7 points in the 100-yard backstroke, and assisted the 400-yard freestyle B relay in their 7th place finish with a 1:08.55 split.

 

The meet featuring senior night activities will begin at 6 p.m. at the Sturgeon Bay YMCA.

 

 

The Sturgeon Bay soccer looks to stay perfect in the Packerland Conference when Kewaunee comes calling Thursday evening.

 

In their last match, the Clippers took the early lead on a goal by senior forward Kayden Klotz in the 17th minute before hanging on in a 3-2 win over Gibraltar/Sevastopol.Zone Wienke and Daniel Wienke also scored for the Clippers in the win. 

 

The Storm could only muster four shots on net in a 5-0 loss to Providence Academy Monday afternoon. That kept the Storm just below mid-table in the Packerland Conference.

 

In their first meeting, ten Clippers players scored in the 11-0 Sturgeon Bay victory, including a brace from Kayden Klotz. Cole Nessinger, Daniel Heise, Daniel Wienke, Zone Wienke, Ozzy Langfeldt, Kemal Wienke, Will Estes, Jaylen Reynolds, and Finn Stevenson also scored in the match that ended halfway through the second half.

 

Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call on U-102.1 beginning at 6:15 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the opening kick at 6:30 p.m.