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The Mayville girls basketball team faced a demanding stretch of games last week, navigating road challenges and opening conference play against a strong opponent.
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The Horicon boys basketball team made an early statement in Trailways Conference play on Tuesday, Dec. 2, rolling to an 85–31 victory over Wayland Academy.
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The Horicon wrestling program turned in a resilient performance on Saturday, Dec. 6, as the Marshmen and Marshladies competed at the Tim McGarvie Early Bird Scramble in Watertown.
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The Lomira boys basketball team opened Flyway Conference play in impressive fashion on Dec. 4, earning a hard-fought 75–66 victory over Winnebago Lutheran Academy in a competitive season opener.
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The Lomira girls basketball team continued its strong early-season stretch on Saturday, Dec. 6, earning a decisive 50–25 non-conference road victory over Dodgeland.
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A big night from Josie Christian fueled Lomira girls basketball to a convincing 77–46 non-conference victory over Horicon Marshladies on Nov. 25.
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The Lomira girls basketball team opened its 2025–26 season with a strong statement, pulling away in the second half for a 62–42 non-conference victory over Kewaskum on Nov. 21.
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History was made Thursday afternoon as the Mayville Cardinals completed a storybook season, capturing their first state football championship since 1994 with a thrilling 42–32 victory over undefeated Northwestern in the WIAA Division 5 State Championship.
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The Mayville Cardinals are headed to Madison.
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For most kids, dreaming of professional sports is just that—a dream. For Jeremy Unertl, it became a reality forged through relentless work, discipline, and an unwavering commitment to the process.
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Lomira High School has announced its 2025–26 winter varsity sports schedules, giving fans and families an early look at the upcoming season for Lions athletics. The winter slate features girls basketball, boys basketball, wrestling, and boys swimming, with a full calendar of conference and nonconference competition.
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Former student-athletes from Lomira, Mayville, and Horicon continue to represent their hometowns at the collegiate level, contributing on the football field and building impressive résumés through years of hard work and development.
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The Mayville Cardinals wrapped up the 2025 season with a 6–15–2 record, a campaign defined less by wins and losses and more by meaningful growth, technical development, and leadership that set a strong foundation for the future.
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Mayville’s playoff journey rolled on Friday night at Ray Dunn Field, where the Cardinals delivered a gritty 28–21 win over conference rival Winnebago Lutheran Academy to advance to Level 3 of the WIAA Division 5 playoffs.
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The Mayville Cardinals volleyball team put together a strong postseason showing, opening regional play with a decisive win before seeing its season come to a close in the regional semifinal.
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Under the lights on a chilly Friday night, the top-seeded Mayville Cardinals sent a clear message to the rest of the bracket, opening the WIAA Division 5 playoffs with a dominant 41–0 shutout victory over No. 8 Chilton on their home field.
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The Lomira girls cross country program continues to raise the bar.
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Lomira football’s 2025 postseason run came to a close on Oct. 24, but not without a performance that reflected the heart, toughness, and pride of a championship program.
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The Mayville girls cross country team delivered a strong performance on Thursday, Oct. 16, finishing second overall at the Flyway Conference Championship hosted by St. Mary’s Springs at Rolling Meadows Golf Course in Fond du Lac.
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A crisp fall night provided the perfect backdrop for one of the Flyway Conference’s most storied rivalries, and Mayville Cardinals made sure the Milk Can stayed home.