The Sturgeon Bay girls' soccer team will try to add some hardware to the trophy case when they travel to UW-Oshkosh's Titan Stadium to battle Lourdes Academy/Valley Christian for the WIAA Regional Title.

The Clippers earned their spot in the match by beating Door County United 4-0 in the regional semifinal. Faith Lemke scored the match's first goal in the fourth minute before both team's tightened the screws defensively for the next 50 minutes. Makenna Coyhis helped break the flood gates in the second, scoring the first of her two goals in the 58th minute before Jericha Reynolds had her breakthrough in the 63rd minute. Coyhis finished off the brace and the match's scoring with a goal in the 74th minute. Senior Yarrow Goettelman led the Clippers' backline that helped her sister Prudence earn a clean sheet.

The Knights are 3-1-1 in their last five matches, including a 5-0 win over Omro in Thursday's semifinal. They allowed one goal or less in all but three of their sixteen matches.

Bryan Mazur will have the call on U-102.1 beginning at 6:45 p.m. followed by the kickoff at 7 p.m.

Picture by Alex Mellen

Sturgeon Bay defender Yarrow Goettelman earned the top honor among her fellow Clippers as the All-Packerland Conference teams for soccer, baseball, and softball were announced this week.

Goettelman earned defensive player of the year honors to go with her first-team selection on defense. Jericha Reynolds (First Team Forward), Barbara Alberti (First Team Midfielder), Makenna Coyhis (First Team Midfielder), Miya Nell (Honorable Mention Midfielder), Alexa Jimenez-Seyfer (Honorable Mention Defender), Mady Schulz (Honorable Mention Defender), and Prudence Goettelman (Honorable Mention Goalkeeper) were also named to the squad.

In baseball, Steven Prescott (Second Team Catcher) and Sigmund Hansen (Second Team Infielder) were recognized while Genevieve Austad (Honorable Mention Catcher), Audrey Harrington (Honorable Mention Infielder), and Mckenna Poh (Honorable Mention Utility/DP) earned honors for softball.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers girls soccer team dispatched their local rival Door County United 4-0 in the regional semifinal on Thursday to advance to Saturday's regional final in Oshkosh.

Faith Lemke scored the match's first goal in the fourth minute before both team's tightened the screws defensively for the next 50 minutes. Makenna Coyhis helped break the flood gates in the second, scoring the first of her two goals in the 58th minute before Jericha Reynolds had her breakthrough in the 63rd minute.

Coyhis finished off the brace and the match's scoring with a goal in the 74th minute. Senior Yarrow Goettelman led the Clippers' backline that helped her sister Prudence earn a clean sheet.

The Clippers are back in action on Saturday night at 7 p.m. when they battle Lourdes Academy/Valley Christian at UW-Oshkosh's Titan Stadium.

The Battle of Door County wil decide who advances to Saturday's likely matchup in Oshkosh to face top-seeded Lourdes Academy when Sturgeon Bay welcomes Door County United to open WIAA Soccer Regional play.

The Clippers are 3-2 in their last five matches, ending their regular season last Thursday with a 1-0 loss to Luxemburg-Casco on the road. Jericha Reynolds has rewritten the record books for Clippers freshmen, setting an all-time scoring record with 52 points (24 G, 4 A) while fellow underclassmen Makenna Coyhis and Barbara Alberti have complemented her with ten goals apiece. 

It has been feast or famine for the United in their last five games winning three matches by shutouts over Kewaunee (2x) and Peshtigo while losing by shutouts against Providence Academy and St. Mary Catholic.

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

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers baseball season came to a close Tuesday in tough fashion, dropping a 4-3 regional decision to Bonduel after holding the lead for most of the game.

Siggy Hansen put the Clippers in front 2-1 with a two-run single in the third, and Sturgeon Bay protected that lead all the way into the sixth. Hansen was dealing on the mound too, striking out five over five and a third innings.

Then the bottom of the sixth happened. Bonduel strung together enough to plate three runs and flip the game to 4-2, with none of the runs charged as earned against Ethan Kratcha who came on in relief. 

The Clippers battled back with a run in the seventh to make it 4-3 but couldn't complete the comeback.

Rylan Ruenger went 2-for-3 to lead Sturgeon Bay at the plate and Hansen drove in both of the team's first two runs in what was otherwise a gutty performance on both sides of the ball for the Clippers as the season came to a close Tuesday.  

The Sturgeon Bay baseball team resumes their tournament play on Tuesday with a trip to Bonduel to face the Bears.

The Clippers picked up their upset win on the road last week in a 9-4 win over Coleman. Ethan Kratcha, Steven Prescott, Jack Higginbotham, and Dom Blish all had two hits in the game, accounting for four of the team's six RBI with Rylan Ruenger and Elisha Baumann accounting for the other two. Siggy Hansen went the distance for the win, alllowing four runs (1 ER) on four hits while striking out three over seven innings.

The Bears have not played since an 11-8 loss to Gibraltar/Washington Island last Thursday. Carter Beilfuss paced the Bears with a 2-4 evening that included a double and two RBI.

First pitch is set for 4:30 p.m.

Sturgeon Bay turned in a series of strong performances at a WIAA sectional meet Friday, earning one state qualifier and several top-10 finishes against a competitive field.

Cedar Tomberlin led the way for Sturgeon Bay, securing a trip to the WIAA State Track and Field Championships in La Crosse. Tomberlin placed third in the triple jump with a personal-record leap of 43 feet, 2.75 inches. He also competed in the 110-meter hurdles, finishing ninth in 16.78 seconds.

Talia Schmidt posted a seventh-place finish in the pole vault, clearing 9 feet, 6 inches, while teammate Oliver Carmody also competed in the event.

Rayshaune Johnson narrowly missed a finals berth in the 100-meter dash, placing ninth with a time of 11.42 seconds.

In distance competition, Delaney Skiba represented Sturgeon Bay in the 3,200-meter run, clocking in at 12 minutes, 59.32 seconds.

Genevieve Austad rounded out the Clippers’ efforts in the field events, competing in the long jump and recording a top mark of 15 feet, 2 inches.

Sturgeon Bay will now turn its attention to the state meet, where Tomberlin will compete among Wisconsin’s top athletes next week in La Crosse.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers baseball team hung crooked numbers on their hosts in two different innings to advance with a 9-4 win over Coleman on Thursday.

Trailing 1-0 after the first inning, the Clippers scored four times in the second inning Dom Blish, Elisha Baumann, and Ethan Kratcha registering back-to-back-to-back run scoring hits. The Clippers would be held silent until the sixth inning with their lead standing at 4-2. In that frame, Steven Prescott's single scored two runs while a bases-loaded hit by pitch and an error accounted for the other runs for a five-run sixth inning. The Cougars rallied in the seventh to score two runs, but ultimate came up five runs short of extending their season.

Kratcha, Prescott, Jack Higginbotham, and Blish all had two hits in the game, accounting for four of the team's six RBI with Rylan Ruenger and Baumann accounting for the other two. Siggy Hansen went the distance for the win, alllowing four runs (1 ER) on four hits while striking out three over seven innings.

According to the Sturgeon Bay Baseball Facebook page, this is Sturgeon Bay's first win in playoffs since 2019 (2024 advanced one round via forfeit by Ripon).

Sturgeon Bay heads to Bonduel next week for round two of the playoffs.

Sturgeon Bay competed at the WIAA Division 2 Regional, with several athletes punching their tickets to sectionals on Friday, May 29th in track and field. Any athlete, or relay team, placing above fourth in their respective event advances to sectionals. 

Men's Results

100 Meters: 2. Rayshaune Johnson, SB, 11.28 PB 6. Brady Kinnard, LC, 11.56

200 Meters: 9. Joni Ismaili, SB, 24.12 PB 11. Ryan Felhofer, SB, 24.64 14. Henry Cissell, LC, 25.38 PB

400 Meters: 2. Brady Kinnard, LC, 50.45 PB 10. Wyatt Bailey, LC, 58.10

800 Meters: 7. Jonathan Salentine, LC, 2:12.66 14. Ross Spritka, SB, 2:33.80 17. Atticus Haus, SB, 2:53.31

1600 Meters: 3. Ezra Treml, LC, 4:42.10 4. Zach Tassoul, LC, 4:47.44 PB 9. Rio Martinez, SB, 5:18.33 13. Adam Kurek, SB, 5:52.36 14. Deacon Haus, SB, 5:52.89 PB

3200 Meters: 1. Ezra Treml, LC, 10:01.20 PB 3. Derek Christoph, LC, 10:23.53 PB 4. Zach Tassoul, LC, 11:01.46 12. Deacon Haus, SB, 13:18.05 13. Atticus Haus, SB, 13:39.58

110 Hurdles: 2. Mason Trimburger, LC, 15.88 3. Cedar Tomberlin, SB, 16.43 5. Kory Jansen, LC, 16.83 PB 6. Alex Boden, SB, 16.93

300 Hurdles: 2. Mason Trimburger, LC, 39.83 PB 3. Levi Kinnard, LC, 42.15 PB 5. Alex Boden, SB, 44.21 7. Drake Wolf, LC, 45.39 PB 11. Jonathan Olson, SB, 46.89 PB

4x100 Relay: 6. Luxemburg-Casco, 45.95 (Kory Jansen, Aaron Demeny, Lane Ledvina, Brenden Deering) 7. Sturgeon Bay, 46.54 (Ryan Felhofer, Rayshaune Johnson, Zayden Tripplett, Arties Bernadin)

4x200 Relay: 4. Luxemburg-Casco, 1:36.82 (Aaron Demeny, Kory Jansen, Lane Ledvina, Brenden Deering) 5. Sturgeon Bay, 1:37.40 (Ryan Felhofer, Rayshaune Johnson, Joni Ismaili, Kamari Robertson)

4x400 Relay: 1. Luxemburg-Casco, 3:29.72 (Brady Kinnard, Levi Kinnard, Mason Trimburger, Jonathan Salentine) 6. Sturgeon Bay, 4:02.53 (Alex Boden, Rio Martinez, Jonathan Olson, Cedar Tomberlin)

4x800 Relay: 5. Sturgeon Bay, 9:50.61 (Rio Martinez, Ross Spritka, Atticus Haus, Deacon Haus)

Shot Put: 7. Landon Evers, SB, 45' 2.75" 15. Julian Bailey, LC, 34' 11.5" 17. Finn Sachnik, LC, 32' 7.75"

Discus: 6. Landon Evers, SB, 131' 2" 10. Jacob Walton, LC, 124' 3" 14. Julian Langer, SB, 106' 1" 21. Donovan Schmelzer, LC, 90' 7" 22. Finn Sachnik, LC, 79' 11"

High Jump: 6. Merlin Walker, SB, 5' 10" 8. Lane Ledvina, LC, 5' 8" 9. Wyatt Bailey, LC, 5' 8" SB

Pole Vault: 1. Oliver Carmody, SB, 13' 3"

Long Jump: 2. Cedar Tomberlin, SB, 21' 0" 6. Kory Jansen, LC, 19' 9" PB 8. Drake Wolf, LC, 19' 1.25" 10. Jacob Kipp, SB, 17' 8.5" 12. Joni Ismaili, SB, 17' 1.5"

Triple Jump: 3. Cedar Tomberlin, SB, 41' 11.75" 4. Drake Wolf, LC, 41' 9.25" PB 10. Jacob Kipp, SB, 37' 0" PB 11. Henry Cissell, LC, 36' 9" 12. Brenden Deering, LC, 36' 1.25"

Women's Results

100 Meters: 3. Sienna Blohowiak, LC, 13.19

200 Meters: 10. Lauren Van Ess, LC, 28.38 PB 12. Aylah Kornowski, LC, 29.05 PB 13. Amelia Michalski, SB, 29.43 PB 15. Josie Monfils, LC, 29.52 SB 16. Hannah Kiekhaefer, SB, 29.86 PB

400 Meters: 3. Sienna Blohowiak, LC, 1:03.02 9. Ellison Bosman, LC, 1:05.92 12. Maria Morozov, LC, 1:09.54 PB 13. Natalie Schink, SB, 1:22.18 14. Kayla Gonzales, SB, 1:34.20

800 Meters: 7. Ava Estes, SB, 2:40.36 PB 13. Madison Frank, LC, 2:45.83 PB 14. Scarlet Tomberlin, SB, 2:48.77 PB 17. Violet Boyarski, SB, 3:13.89 PB

1600 Meters: 2. Claire DuChateau, LC, 5:19.60 6. Greta Annoye, LC, 5:58.56 7. Adeline Treml, LC, 5:58.58 8. Delaney Skiba, SB, 6:06.91 12. Scarlet Tomberlin, SB, 6:36.03 14. Megan Selle, SB, 6:50.92

3200 Meters: 1. Claire DuChateau, LC, 11:32.88 4. Delaney Skiba, SB, 12:33.76 9. Natalie Schink, SB, 16:19.46

100 Hurdles: 2. Ana Wolfert, LC, 16.45 PB 5. Aubree Wypiszenski, LC, 18.19 7. Ali Jansen, LC, 18.33 8. Leah Hansen, SB, 18.55

300 Hurdles: 2. Ali Jansen, LC, 52.77 8. Aubree Wypiszenski, LC, 56.06 9. Leah Hansen, SB, 58.41

4x100 Relay: 6. Luxemburg-Casco, 54.94 (Cecelia Peot, Josie Monfils, Lauren Van Ess, Rachel Gregorich)

4x200 Relay: 4. Luxemburg-Casco, 1:56.45 (Cecelia Peot, Josie Monfils, Aylah Kornowski, Lauren Van Ess) 6. Sturgeon Bay, 1:59.96 (Leah Hansen, Amelia Michalski, Talia Schmidt, Hannah Kiekhaefer)

4x400 Relay: 3. Luxemburg-Casco, 4:25.76 (Sienna Blohowiak, Ellison Bosman, Adeline Treml, Ali Jansen)

4x800 Relay: 4. Luxemburg-Casco, 11:18.82 (Emily Tassoul, Greta Annoye, Adeline Treml, Madison Frank)

Shot Put: 12. Alexis Lenius, SB, 25' 9.25" 15. Cora Herbst, SB, 20' 9.75"

Discus: 7. Emily Tassoul, LC, 89' 7" 10. Jaidyn Petermann, LC, 76' 9" 12. Alexis Lenius, SB, 75' 2" 16. Cora Herbst, SB, 65' 10"

High Jump: 2. Ali Jansen, LC, 4' 11" 5. Emily Tassoul, LC, 4' 9" 6. Aylah Kornowski, LC, 4' 6" 6. Reen Walker, SB, 4' 6" 9. Scarlet Tomberlin, SB, 4' 4"

Pole Vault: 1. Talia Schmidt, SB, 9' 9" PB 8. Amelia Michalski, SB, 7' 0" PB 10. Rachel Gregorich, LC, 7' 0"

Long Jump: 1. Ana Wolfert, LC, 17' 0.75" PB 4. Genevieve Austad, SB, 15' 4" PB 8. Ava Estes, SB, 14' 8.5" PB 12. Hannah Kiekhaefer, SB, 12' 9"

Triple Jump: 2. Ana Wolfert, LC, 34' 4.75" PB 4. Rachel Gregorich, LC, 31' 6.25" PB

Sturgeon Bay closed out its regular season with a 6-3 nonconference loss to Kiel on Tuesday in a game that slipped away after being tied twice.

The Clippers (6-17 overall) kept pace early, answering Kiel’s opening run to tie the game at 1-1 and later rallying again to even it at 3-3. However, the Raiders broke through in the fifth inning, scoring three runs to take control and secure the win.

Drew Propsom led Sturgeon Bay offensively, going 3-for-4 at the plate. Rylan Ruenger added patience at the plate, drawing two walks as part of the Clippers’ seven free passes. Despite the offensive effort, Kiel’s aggressive baserunning proved decisive, as the Raiders tallied seven stolen bases.

Caden Milbrath paced Kiel, finishing 2-for-4 with two RBIs. Andrew Kleinhans earned the win on the mound, allowing two runs over five innings of work.

Sturgeon Bay utilized a committee approach on the mound, sending six pitchers to the hill. Siggy Hansen got the start for the Clippers.

With the regular season complete, Sturgeon Bay turns its attention to the postseason. The Clippers will travel to Coleman on Thursday for a WIAA Division 3 playoff game scheduled for 4:30 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay baseball team tunes up for the WIAA Tournament on Thursday with a Monday matchup against Kiel.

An Ethan Kratcha double in the third inning was all the Clippers could muster in a 5-0 loss to Crivitz on Thursday. Colton Arpke sank Clippers across his seven innings of work, allowing no runs on one hit while striking out five. The Wolverines did not need much more than their three runs in the first inning, but they also tallied insurance runs in the third and fourth inning to make the early lead stand. Elijah Van Eperen took the loss for the Clippers, allowing three runs on three hits while striking out two in one inning of work.

The Raiders are 17-0 entering the game, posting a win over Oconto after series sweeps against Valders and Brillion.

First pitch is set for 4:30 p.m.

An Ethan Kratcha double in the third inning was all the Sturgeon Bay baseball team could muster in a 5-0 loss to Crivitz on Thursday.

Colton Arpke sank Clippers across his seven innings of work, allowing no runs on one hit while striking out five. The Wolverines did not need much more than their three runs in the first inning, but they also tallied insurance runs in the third and fourth inning to make the early lead stand. Elijah Van Eperen took the loss for the Clippers, allowing three runs on three hits while striking out two in one inning of work.

The Sturgeon Bay girls soccer team recorded five goals in the first half to cruise to an 8-0 win over Peshtigo on Thursday.

Jericha Reynolds led the Clippers with three goals while Cadey Nobleza tied for the lead with assists with one.

The Clippers are now 3-0 after its three-game winless streak (0-1-2) and will now face Luxemburg-Casco on May 28th.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers’ season came to an end tonight with a tough 13-3 loss to the Kiel Raiders in five innings.

Sturgeon Bay started strong with two quick defensive innings and an exciting second inning at the plate. Audrey Harrington opened the inning with a walk after a strong at-bat. Kadence Patza, Cora Frangipane, McKenna Poh, and Regan Kasten each followed with singles for the Clippers.

A long third inning proved costly for Sturgeon Bay while a seven-run fourth inning ultimately spelled their demise as the Raiders registered four walks and three hits including a bases-clearing double.

Patza recorded two RBI and Kasten drove in another in the Clippers loss.

Bristol Will took the loss in the circle and recorded one strikeout.

The Sturgeon Bay softball team is on the road this Thursday, taking on the Kiel Radiers.

The Clippers seek to rebound from a pair of losses to Sevastopol this past Tuesday. The first game saw the Clippers fall 18-0, then 16-1 in the second. 

The first pitch is at 4:30 p.m.
 

The Sturgeon Bay baseball team is traveling to face the Crivitz Wolverines this Thursday.

The Clippers aim to bounce back from dropping a doubleheader to Oconto. The first game saw the Clippers being shut out 4-0; the second game was similar, but a Drew Propsom RBI hit brought the final score to 4-1. 

The first pitch is at 4:30 p.m.
 

The Sturgeon Bay girls’ soccer team is gearing up for this Thursday as they are set to host the Peshtigo Bulldogs.

The Clippers are fresh off a 10-2 victory over Valders. The Clippers' scoring was spread out, with Jericha Reynolds, Makenna Coyhis, and Miya Nell each scoring two goals, and Barbara Alberti, Megan Quaderer, Yarrow Goettelman, and Claire Quaderer each scoring one. 

The kick-off is at 6:00 p.m.
 

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers girls soccer team delivered one of its strongest offensive performances of the season Tuesday night, rolling past Valders 10-2 in a nonconference matchup at Clark Field.

Seven different players scored for the Clippers, led by goals from Yarrow Goettleman, Miya Nell, Claire Quaderer, Megan Quaderer, Barbara Alberti, Makenna Coyhis and Jericha Reynolds.

The win adds to a strong spring campaign for Sturgeon Bay, which has continued to build momentum heading into the final stretch of the regular season. The Clippers have remained competitive throughout the year against both conference and nonconference opponents.

Sturgeon Bay’s offense controlled the pace early and never slowed down, consistently creating scoring opportunities against the Vikings defense.

The Clippers will return to action Thursday, when they host the Peshtigo Bulldogs in another home matchup.

Sturgeon Bay's bats went quiet Tuesday at Bay Ship Field, as Oconto took both ends of a doubleheader 4-0 and 4-1.

It's a tough pill to swallow for a Clippers offense that had been rolling, putting up 11 runs in each of two wins in their last three games heading into Tuesday. Against Oconto, they managed just one run on eight combined hits across both games.

Roman Cantu was sharp in game one, spinning seven innings without allowing a run on five hits. Siggy Hansen pitched well enough in a tough luck loss, going five innings and allowing just two earned runs, but Oconto's seven walks and four stolen bases created too much trouble. Dane Helnore led Oconto with two hits and two RBIs.

Game two was more of the same. Oconto scored four times off Sturgeon Bay starter Rylan Ruenger and Joey Bailey's relief appearance delivered the finishing blow, striking out three in one and a third hitless innings to close it out. Bailey also drove in four runs from the first base spot. Drew Propsom had an RBI hit to account for Sturgeon Bay's only run.

The Clippers will travel to Crivitz at 4:30 p.m. Thursday. 

The Sturgeon Bay baseball team used a nine-run second inning to lead them to an 11-7 win Monday night against Lena.

The Clippers were down 1-0 when they posted their big frame, recording four hits and three walks while taking advantage of three Wildcat errors. The Wildcats chipped away at the lead to make it 9-4 in the fourth inning before Matty Hartl helped his cause with an RBI single before scoring a passed ball to make it 11-4. The Wildcats scored three more times before bowing out in the seventh with a run in and a man on.

Ethan Kratcha and Siggy Hansen each two hits and a RBI while Jack Higginbotham went 1-3 with two RBI in the Clippers win. Hartl earned the win on the mound, allowing three runs (1 ER) on three hits while striking out five across five innings.

The Clippers are back in action on Tuesday when they play Oconto in a doubleheader beginning at 4 p.m. 

A second half goal proved to be the difference as the Sturgeon Bay Clippers girls soccer team improved to 11-5-3 on the season with a 2-1 win over Manitowoc Lutheran on Monday.

Miya Nell scored one of the two goals to lead the Clippers to the victory. 

They return to work on Tuesday with a match against Valders. The Vikings are 1-9 on the season with a 3-1 victory on May 11th against Green Bay West the bright spot. Kickoff is set for 5 p.m. at Clark Field.

The Sturgeon Bay soccer team will try to extend their non-losing streak at Clark Field on Monday when Manitowoc Lutheran comes to town.

The Clippers bounced back from a 1-1 draw against Providence Academy on Friday with a tournament held at Kiel on Saturday.

The Lancers are 0-6-1 since a 7-0 victory over Kewaunee.

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers baseball team's flurry of games continues on Monday with a non-conference game against Lena.

On Saturday, the Clippers scored a wild 11-10 win in game one of a doubleheader against Sevastopol before bowing out early to the Pioneers in game two 13-0. In Game 1, the Clippers walked off in the seventh inning when Jack Higginbotham drove in Rylan Ruenger for an 11-10 victory. Steven Prescott had three hits for Sturgeon Bay, and Dominic Blish earned the win after pitching 1 1/3 innings in relief. In Game 2, Sturgeon Bay was defeated by run rule in five innings and failed to record a hit against Sevastopol pitcher Chase Haberli. Dominic Blish took the loss after allowing five runs in 1 1/3 innings.

The Wildcats enter the game 10-5 on the season, including a split of their last six games and a game against Gibraltar/Washington Island later this week.

First pitch is set for 4:30 p.m.

Sturgeon Bay split a Packerland Conference baseball doubleheader Friday night at Algoma, dropping the opener 6-5 in eight innings before rebounding for a 4-3 victory in the nightcap.

In Game 1, Sturgeon Bay battled back but fell in extra innings despite a strong outing from Siggy Hansen, who struck out nine and allowed one run over four innings. Eli VanEperen took the loss in relief after pitching 2 2/3 innings.

Ethan Kratcha led the Clippers offensively with two hits and three runs scored. Rylan Ruenger and Hansen each added two hits and drove in two runs.

Sturgeon Bay responded in Game 2 behind a four-run fifth inning to secure the split. Ruenger started on the mound and returned to record the final out, pitching 4 2/3 innings. VanEperen earned the win with 2 1/3 scoreless innings in relief.

Drew Propsom paced the Clippers at the plate with two hits.

With the split, Sturgeon Bay improved to 4-13 overall and 3-10 in Packerland Conference play.

The Sturgeon Bay girls’ soccer team is gearing up for a tournament held at Kiel this Saturday. The other schools in attendance are Kaukauna, Kohler, Ozaukee, Manitowoc Lincoln, St. Mary's Springs Academy, and Kewaskum.

The Clippers' last outing saw them tie Providence Academy/Green Bay NEW Lutheran Co-op 1-1. Barba Alberti scored the lone goal on the night, assisted by Yarrow Goettelman. Goettelman’s younger sister, Prudence, was in the net for Sturgeon Bay, saving 6/7 shots sent her way. 

The kick-off is at 9:00 a.m.