ZACH COOK It was a tale of two halves for the Lomira football team last Friday as the Lions earned a hard fought homecoming victory for the second season in a row, defeating Laconia 33-14.

WLA Spoils Mayville’s Homecoming With Shut Out Victory Dressed in Cardinal red, members of the Mayville High School Pep Band perform pop hits for the fans in the stands during the MHS vs. WLA game last week. (Karen Rouse | DCP) A pregame pep talk is delivered by Cardinal Head Coach Tom Noennig, standing, before the start of the homecoming matchup against Winnebago Lutheran Academy on October

Mackenzie Lucht stretches into position for a block against Pardeeville. Lucht and the Marshladies came in second place at the Trailways Conference Silver Bracket tournament last weekend in Beaver Dam. (Mitchell B. Keller | DCP) Marshladies Rally From Early Loss, Take Second In Trailways Silver Bracket Tournament Tyrany Eberhardt attacks a ball midway through the first set of a match against

Lady Lions Take Down NFDL In Four Sets Lomira teammates Tenley Gassner (left) and Kylie Neill go up for a block during last week’s win over NFDL. (Zach Cook | DCP) Izzy Groeschel (far right) sets up a teammate during Lomira’s 3-1 win over NFDL last week. Groeschel led the team with 34 assists. (Zach Cook | DCP) ZACH COOK The Lomira volleyball team improved to 3-2 in conference with a

MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER There was plenty of pageantry, including a parade and halftime presentations for Horicon and Hustisford high schools’ homecomings, but the Husticon Marsh-Falcons were nevertheless prepared to handle the task at hand defeating Parkview/Albany 4112, thus clinching a spot in the WIAA playoffs in the process.

MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER The Lomira Lady Lions cross country team has made a habit of running well at Horicon’s River Bend Park, as they took second place on the Sept. 5 Dodge County Invite and then placed second again at the annual Horicon River Run Invite last week on Sept. 26. Final girls’ point scores were: 1 — Watertown Luther Prep

ZACH COOK It had been more than 1,400 days since the Lomira football team had possession of the Milk Can, but that all changed on Friday night. The Lions took back possession of the can with an impressive 36-0 victory against conference rival Mayville. “I was very nervous before that game because they are a good and well-coached