One Dozen Straight, Lions Are Flyway Champs Oscar Lopez of the Lomira Lions wrestling team took first place in the 113-pound weight-class in last weekend’s Flyway Conference Tournament. (submitted) Owen Casper of the Lomira Lions wrestling team took first place in the 170-pound weight-class in last weekend’s Flyway Conference Tournament. (submitted) The 2020-21 Lomira Lions wrestling team.

Two Medals For Mayville Mat Men At Flyway Tourney Marcus Volkert of Mayville competes in the Flyway Conference Tournament. Volkert took third place in the 138-class, and he was one of two Mayville wrestlers to medal on the day (Nathan Petersen took second in the 220-class). (Mitchell B. Keller | DCP) Nathan Petersen of the Mayville Cardinals wrestling team took second place in the 220-pound weightclass

Lions Feast On Vikings, Seniors Big Reason For Stellar Season Senior Lion Abram Helsell, left, grapples with his Viking foe during last week’s opening match (195) during a home dual against WLA. (Mitchell B. Keller | DCP) The Lomira cheerleading team was loud and proud throughout the Lomira/WLA wrestling match last week Thursday, and the Lions came away with a commanding win. Pictured here,

WIAA Wrestling Tournament Series Assignments And Procedures Revised The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) revised the 2021 Individual and Team Wrestling Tournament Series assignments and procedures. The WIAA Sports Medical Advisory and the Board of Control approved an increase to six teams gathering for wrestling competitions during the period of Jan. 17-23, and an increase

Marshladies Searching For First Win, Team Undeterred The Horicon Marshladies basketball team prepares to be introduced in the pre-game of last week’s contest with Dodgeland. (Mitchell B. Keller | DCP) MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER It is a position no coach or basketball player wants to find themselves in after nine games: winless. However, that is the position the Horicon Marshladies basketball

Mayville Trounces Kewaskum In Non-conference Contest, Cards Win Three Straight MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER The Mayville varsity boys basketball team continued a string of high-profile wins this season with a non-conference victory over Highway 28 rivals the Kewaskum Indians on Tuesday, Jan. 5, in Mayville. Kewaskum (3-6, 3-3), which plays in the historically competitive East Central Conference,