Springs’ Fast Start Too Much For Mayville To Overcome ZACH COOK The Mayville football team hosted one of the top teams in the state last Friday in St. Mary’s Springs. Springs showed why it is one of the top rated teams in Division 5 with an impressive 40-14 victory over the Cardinals. “We did some okay things, like cutting down on a lot of mental mistakes that we’ve had problems

Around The Net: Catching Up With Marshladies Volleyball MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER The Horicon Marshladies volleyball team has had a tough task to start the season, hosting only one home game in 12 matches (not counting the Sept. 7 Horicon quad invite). Despite playing almost exclusively on hostile territory, Horicon worked to a 6-7 record coming into the first home conference match against

MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER It was the last hot summer night of the season with the thickness of the Horicon Marsh present in the air as the Horicon-Hustisford (Husticon) Marsh-Falcons hosted the Montello/Princeton/Gree n Lake (M/P/GL) Phoenix at Discher Park in Horicon on Friday, Sept. 20. Husticon (4-1, 2-0) handled the visitors easily,

ZACH COOK After being shut out the week prior, the Lomira football team responded in a big way last Friday night as it defeated Tomahawk 46-6 in the team’s final non-conference game of 2019. Prior to the game, Lomira Head Coach Shane Obrigewitch talked about needing to start fast against Tomahawk, which his team was able to do and not only

The Horicon High School cross country team. The group made good use of their practice time by running to Discher Park and cleaning up trash. (submitted) Cardinal Cross Country Team Competes at Waupun, Ripon Former Horicon Marshmen football head coach Roger Meyer gets emotional when recognized by his former players and the fans prior to last week’s home Husticon game at Discher Park. Meyer

Lady Lions Run Well At Ripon Invite The Lomira womens cross country team ran well at the Chris Greening Invite in Ripon last Saturday, finishing sixth out of 15 teams. The Lady Lions were once again led by senior Marin Reed who ran an exceptional race despite not feeling well and coming off a tough week of practice. Coach Danner said he was pleased with Marin’s effort despite the slow time.