The Sturgeon Bay soccer team did not require the full 80 minutes to defeat Seymour on its home pitch Thursday night, instead beating Thunder 8-0 in 72 minutes. 

Daniel Wienke was busy early with assists on goals by Anderson Starr (2') and Jaxzen Bleck (5'), before putting his own shot in the net in the 24th minute. Bleck registered his brace in the 25th minute to give the Clippers a 4-0 lead at the break.

The onslaught did not stop in the second half, with Isaiah Eliason and Finn Stevenson scoring goals within seconds of each other in the 50th minute. 

Starr (57') and Stevenson (72') went on to complete their braces later in the second half with the latter ending the game short of full time. The Clippers will have a day to recover before traveling to the east side of Titletown to battle Green Bay Preble. Bryan Mazur will have the call on U-102.1 and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com beginning at 11:45 a.m. followed by the kickoff at noon.

The Sturgeon Bay varsity volleyball team put together a strong all-around performance Thursday night, earning a convincing three-set sweep over Southern Door, 25-13, 25-18, 25-20.

The Clippers came out strong in the opening set, establishing their offense early and cruising to a 25-13 victory. Sturgeon Bay continued to control the momentum in the second set, winning 25-18, before holding off Southern Door in a more competitive third set, 25-20, to complete the sweep.

Audrey Harrington led the Clippers offensively with 11 kills, adding three digs, four service aces and a block. Harrington was especially effective at the net, committing just two hitting errors on 17 attempts.

Izzy Schoeneman delivered an impressive all-around performance, finishing with 10 kills, six service aces and two digs. Schoeneman was a consistent offensive threat throughout the match, committing just one hitting error on 20 attempts.

Reen Walker contributed six kills, two aces, and three digs while also playing an important role in serve receive. Walker helped keep the Clippers' offense moving with steady passing throughout the match.

Makenna Coyhis directed the Sturgeon Bay offense with 35 assists, distributing the ball and creating scoring opportunities for multiple hitters.

The Clippers also received valuable contributions from their supporting players. Prudence Goettleman recorded five kills, three digs, and an ace, while Auna Anderson added two kills, two digs, and a block. Jericha Reynolds contributed a kill and two digs, and Genevieve Austed added three digs.

Sturgeon Bay's balanced offensive attack, aggressive serving, and teamwork helped the Clippers maintain control throughout the match. With several players contributing at the net and from the service line, the Clippers demonstrated the depth and confidence they have been building as the regular season winds down.

The victory gives Sturgeon Bay positive momentum heading into the final stretch of conference play and the upcoming WIAA postseason.

The Sturgeon Bay soccer team returns to its home pitch on Thursday with a non-conference clash against Seymour on U-102.1.

The Clippers avenged their loss against Providence Academy on Monday night, earning a 3-1 victory against the Paladins in front of their home crowd on U-102.1. Both teams got off to a fast start, with Kellan Landes scoring in the game's third minute for the Paladins while Finn Stevenson responded 45 seconds later to tie the game at one. The action shifted in favor of the Clippers after the 50th minute after they drew fouls by the Paladins. Coming off their second free kick of the half, Isaiah Eliason found the loose ball in the box and put it behind Paladins goalkeeper Reuban Sauder in the 54th minute for what proved to be the game-winning tally. The Clippers resisted the Paladins' pressure and gave themselves an insurance goal in the  73rd minute when Joni Ismali settled the ball and immediately fired it on net to make it 3-1.

The Thunder has stumbled to a 2-10-2 mark with a -32 goal differential. 

The Clippers are back in action on Thursday when they host Seymour for a non-conference match. Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call on U-102.1 beginning at 6:15 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the kickoff at 6:30 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay football team will make the trip to top-ranked Bonduel for their penultimate game of the season on Thursday.

The Clippers are coming off a 28-8 loss to rival Southern Door last Friday. Trailing 28-0 late, Quarterback Trygg Stuth lofted the ball to Alex Boden, who shook off the initial defender and outran the rest of the defense for an 89-yard touchdown, the Clippers' only score of the night. Stuth found Jack Higginbotham on the 2-point conversion to make the final score 28-8.

The Bears are ranked number 1 by Bound Wisconsin with good reason, boasting a 7-0 record and scoring 35 or more points in five of their wins. That includes last week's 42-21 win over Oconto. 

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay soccer team avenged its loss against Providence Academy on Monday night, earning a 3-1 victory against the Paladins in front of its home crowd on U-102.1.

Both teams got off to a fast start, with Kellan Landes scoring in the game's third minute for the Paladins while Finn Stevenson responded 45 seconds later to tie the game at one. For the next 50 minutes, the two teams were tied up in a battle of possession, with the Clippers holding onto the ball for much of the first half while the Paladins controlled the action in the opening minutes of the second half. 

The action shifted in favor of the Clippers after the 50th minute after they drew fouls by the Paladins. Coming off their second free kick of the half, Isaiah Eliason found the loose ball in the box and put it behind Paladins goalkeeper Reuban Stauder in the 54th minute for what proved to be the game-winning tally.

The Clippers resisted the Paladins' pressure and gave themselves an insurance goal in the  73rd minute when Joni Ismali settled the ball and immediately fired it on net to make it 3-1.

Sauder ended his evening with 14 saves for the Paladins while Ross Spritka made five saves for the Clippers in the win that put the team back in the conversation for a share of the Packerland Conference crown. The Clippers ended up having a 6-2 advantage on corner kicks in the match.

The Clippers are back in action on Thursday when they host Seymour for a non-conference match. Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call on U-102.1 beginning at 6:15 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the kickoff at 6:30 p.m. The Paladins host Algoma on Thursday at 4 p.m.

Sturgeon Bay and Providence Academy will renew acquaintances once again on Monday night on U-102.1.

The Clippers have won their last five matches by a margin of 42-1 after a slim 3-2 loss to Milwaukee King. They beat NEW Lutheran in their last match 9-1 with multiple players collecting hat tricks. The Paladins are 5-3 since they broke the Clippers' 40-plus-match winning streak in Packerland Conference play on September 10th with a 3-2 win. They broke a three-match losing streak with wins over Peshtigo and NEW Lutheran.

Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call on U-102.1 beginning at 6:15 p.m., followed by the kickoff at 6:30 p.m. 

It was a successful week for the Sturgeon Bay volleyball program, both on and off the court.

On Thursday, the Clippers hosted Algoma for their DoorCAN fundraising event. The event was a great success, with the volleyball program and community coming together to raise money and support DoorCAN. Thank you to everyone who donated, contributed baskets and baked goods, purchased shirts, and came out to support the event.
 

The success continued over the weekend, as the Sturgeon Bay JV team won its tournament at Green Bay East. Congratulations to the JV Clippers on an outstanding tournament!

The Sturgeon Bay varsity team also put together a strong day at the Wrightstown Tournament on Saturday, finishing 3–2 and taking fifth place in the Gold Division.
The Clippers opened tournament play with a hard-fought 2–1 loss to Seymour before bouncing back with a 2–0 sweep of Hilbert. Sturgeon Bay then fell 2–0 to host Wrightstown before finishing the day strong with back-to-back three-set victories over Two Rivers and Wabeno/Laona.

Several Clippers turned in strong individual performances throughout the tournament. Audrey Harrington recorded nine kills, four digs and two aces in the three-set match against Seymour, while Makenna Coyhis finished the match with 17 assists and 12 digs.

Harrington continued to lead the offense over the final two matches, totaling 20 kills against Two Rivers and Wabeno/Laona. Izzy Schoeneman added 11 kills, Reen Walker had eight and Prudence Goettleman added six across those two matches. Coyhis directed the Clippers’ offense with 47 assists over the final six sets.

The Clippers closed out the tournament on a high note with consecutive three-set victories over Two Rivers and Wabeno/Laona.

The weekend also featured a major career milestone for sophomore setter Makenna Coyhis, who recorded her 1,000th career assist, an impressive accomplishment for the sophomore.
Sturgeon Bay returns to Packerland Conference action Thursday when the Clippers travel to Southern Door for a 7 p.m. match.

Wrightstown Tournament Results: Seymour def. Sturgeon Bay, 2–1; Sturgeon Bay def. Hilbert, 2–0; Wrightstown def. Sturgeon Bay, 2–0; Sturgeon Bay def. Two Rivers, 2–1; Sturgeon Bay def. Wabeno/Laona, 2–1.

Sturgeon Bay could be on their way moving back to the 8-Player Football ranks beginning with the 2028-2029 school year.

According to Bound Wisconsin's Travis Wilson, the Clippers are among nearly a dozen schools that requested a change from the 11-Player level, joining schools like Howards Grove and Iola-Scandinavia.

This will be the second time in the last decade that the Clippers have explored the the 8-player route. Schools have to stay at the level for three years before making a decision to stay at 8-Player or move back up to 11-Player. Much like Algoma, Sturgeon Bay's enrollment will likely keep them out of the WIAA playoff picture until the association creates a way for schools with more than 200 students to have a postseason.

Sturgeon Bay Athletic Director Jon DuPuis says that they have not reached a final decision to move to 8-Man Football. With this being a football conference realignment year, they had to declare for 8-Man Football by October 1st. The official conference realignment paperwork does not have to be turned in until November 1st. "Sturgeon Bay to look at data and all options leading up to that date," DuPuis said in a text message to NEW Radio Sports Network.

The Sturgeon Bay soccer team once again used a variety of goal scorers on Thursday to score a conference win on the pitch, this time a 9-1 decision against NEW Lutheran.

Head coach Jesus Mejia Jr. pointed to a tough shape employed by the Blazers to keep the Clippers off the scoreboard for the first 25 minutes. Grayson Neumann did his part to keep the Blazers in it with 12 saves on the night, including 10 in the first half. The goals came fast and furious over the final 55 minutes. "We hit a few really good combination play as well as some good individual play." Mason Fosheim scored the lone goal for the Blazers with Maddox Salzwedel providing the assist.

The win sets up an important match on Monday against Providence Academy at Clark Field with the Clippers needing a win to force a share of the Packerland Conference crown. Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the match on U-102.1 beginning at 6:15 p.m. followed by the kickoff at 6:30 p.m.

Sturgeon Bay earned a 3-1 victory over Algoma Thursday night, winning 26-24, 24-26, 25-18 and 25-18.

Izzy Schoeneman led the Clippers offensively with 15 kills, hitting .333, and added 3 aces and 8 digs.

Audrey Harrington had another strong all-around performance, finishing with 14 kills on hitting .400. Harrington also added 11 digs, 1 ace and 1 block.

Setter Makenna Coyhis directed the offense with 48 assists, while also contributing 2 aces and 1 kill.

Reen Walker added 8 kills, 13 digs, 2 aces and 2 blocks.

Prudence Goettleman contributed 5 kills, 2 aces and 1 block, while Auna Anderson added 5 kills and 2 blocks.

After splitting two tight opening sets, Sturgeon Bay took control of the match in the third. The Clippers hit an impressive .455 in the third set, recording 13 kills on 22 attempts with only three errors, and carried that momentum into a 25-18 fourth-set victory to close out the match.

The Southern Door Eagles hit the road Friday night to take on the Sturgeon Bay Clippers on U102.1. The two teams have equal 1-5 overall records, but the Eagle's have a better conference record. 

The matchup will be the final road game of the regular season for Southern Door as they will host Oconto Falls and Bonduel in the coming weeks.  They are coming off shutout losses in three consecutive weeks following their September 4th comeback victory over Marinette. 

The Clippers will have both a road and a home game left after this week's matchup.  Even though the Clippers are riding a 5 game losing streak, the offense put together their most effective game of the season last week against Oconto Falls.  Rayshaun Johnson found the endzone 4 times, rushing 13 times for 3 touchdowns and 236 yards, adding a single reception which he took 72 yards to the endzone on the first play of the second half. 

You can tune in for the action Friday night as Jacob Nate takes you through the game starting with the pregame show, followed by the 7:00PM kickoff from Memorial Field in Sturgeon Bay on U102.1 and NEW Radio Sports Network.

The Door County United Swim Team heads to the Sturgeon Bay YMCA Program Center on Thursday for its home meet against New London.

In its last meet, DCU was defeated by Marinette High School on September 24th 82-66. Despite the loss, DCU placed first in six events of the evening. The 200-yard Medley Relay, consisting of Quinn Sperber (SDHS), Shaeffer Rass (SEV), Hazel Monfils (SDHS), and Brennan Rass (SEV) was one of those first-place finishes. Individual events with a first-place finish included S. Rass in the 200-yard Freestyle, Monfils in the 200-yard Individual Medley, and Sperber in the 100-yard Butterfly and the 100-yard Backstroke. Additionally, the 400-yard Freestyle Relay finished first. Sperber, B. Rass, S. Rass, and Monfils were the participants for that relay. 

First events begin at 6 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay soccer team makes the trip south to kick off October on Thursday when they battle at NEW Lutheran in Green Bay.

Outside of the Cedarburg Quad on September 19th, the Clippers have posted five clean sheets including a 13-0 win over Kewaunee on Monday. Head Coach Jesus Mejia Jr. was more than happy with his team's performance.

The Blazers are trending the other way as they have dropped four of their last five matches, including an 8-1 drubbing at the hands of their former co-op partner Providence Academy on Monday. Mason Fosheim leads the team with 13 saves.

Kickoff is set for 4 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay volleyball team returns to their home court on Thursday when it welcomes Algoma to town for Packerland Conference play.

The Clippers earned a 3-1 victory over Gibraltar on Thursday night, winning 25-18, 24-26, 25-13 and 25-16. Audrey Harrington led Sturgeon Bay offensively with 15 kills on 27 attempts without a hitting error, finishing with an impressive .556 hitting percentage. Harrington also led the team defensively with 9 digs and added an ace from the service line. Izzy Schoeneman had another strong performance at the net, finishing with 13 kills on 19 attempts and a .579 hitting percentage. Setter Makenna Coyhis directed the Sturgeon Bay offense with 42 assists while also contributing 3 kills and a team-high 3 aces. Sturgeon Bay also received strong contributions from the service line and back row. Jericha Reynolds and Reen Walker each recorded 2 aces. Walker finished with 7 digs, while Reynolds added 6.

The Wolves overcame a stumble in the second set to beat Chilton Monday night 3-1 (25-23, 17-25, 25-23, 25-14). The Wolves were led by Sadie Rikkola (12 Kills, 3 Aces, 20 Receptions), Lauren Loucks (11 Kills, 2 Aces, 13 Receptions), Natalie Ray (9 Kills, 20 Receptions, 17 Digs), Bristol Schmidt (2 Blocks, 5 Kills), Aleasha Granius (2 Aces, 26 Assists), Eva Liu (1 Ace, 18 Receptions, 22 Digs), and Mackenzie Lischka (19 Assists).

The first serve is set for 7 p.m.

The Sturgeon Bay golf team saw their season come to a close on Wednesday with a fourth-place finish in the WIAA Regional at Irish Waters Golf Course in Freedom.

The Clippers shot a +157 on the day, 61 strokes off the pace of 3rd place Freedom, who got the final team spot behind 2nd place Marinette (+91) and 1st place Seymour (+63).

Seymour's Lyla Schueler paced the field with a +7 78 to win the regional. Hayden Montevideo finished her Clippers career with the top score on the team with a +35 and tied for 16th. Maggie Huempfner was right behind her in 18th place and a +36. Kennedy Hoernke was +38 in 21st place, Talia Schmidt was +48 in 27th place, and Maria Neri was +52 in 31st place to round out the Clippers' top five golfers.

The Sturgeon Bay girls' golf team looks to extend their season on Wednesday when they travel to Irish Waters Golf Course in Freedom for the WIAA Regional.

In their last action, Sturgeon Bay finished eighth at the Bay Conference Championship on Tuesday at Wander Springs Golf Course, posting a team score of 444. Maggie Huempfner led the way for the Clippers, shooting a 105 to finish tied for 15th individually. Kennedy Hoernke also carded a 105, while Hayden Montevideo finished with a 116 and Talia Schmidt shot 118. Maria Neri rounded out Sturgeon Bay's five golfers with a 128.

Amherst, Bonduel, Freedom, Marinette, Oconto, Oconto Falls, Seymour, and Waupaca will take the course at 9 a.m.

The Sturgeon Bay Clippers and Kewaunee Storm will meet on the pitch at Clark Field Monday night as both teams continue their Packerland Conference slate on U-102.1

The Clippers finished off a season sweep of their peninsula rivals on Thursday with a 2-0 win over Gibraltar/Sevastopol in Fish Creek. The Clippers tallied a goal in each half to end their week on a happy note. Head coach Jesus Mejia Jr. praised his team for dominating possession, but tipped his hat to the United for their defending to cause some issues early on in the match. "We applied so much pressure they couldn’t get anything forward," he said. "However, Gibraltar/Sevastopol did an unbelievable job making it difficult for us to break them down as we got closer and closer to the goal."

The Storm have struggled to generate offense this season as they sit with a 0-9 record and a goal differential of -76. They mustered their lone goal of the season in a 9-1 loss against Peshtigo on September 10th.

Bryan Mazur and Peter Kerwin will have the call on U-102.1 and NEWRadioSportsNetwork.com beginning at 6:15 p.m., with the pregame show followed by the kickoff at 6:30 p.m.

On homecoming night, the Sturgeon Bay Clippers had their best offensive night of the season but it was not enough to keep up with the Oconto Falls Panthers. The Panthers spoiled the celebration, taking down the Clippers 54-24 Friday night in Sturgeon Bay.

Oconto Falls would score first, moving down the field on the opening possession, and scoring on a 37-yard handoff to the fullback Jeffrey Pytleski to go up 7-0.  After a quick three-and-out, the Panthers would score again on a 2-yard rush by running back Croix Gardebrecht. That would be his first touchdown of the night. 

The Clippers would answer immediately on the next possession.  The Clippers would take over with the ball at their own 35-yard line.  Trygg Stuth would hand the ball off to Rayshaun Johnson, who would get to the corner and, after making one cut, turn it into an all-out sprint to the endzone, cutting the Panthers' lead nearly in half, 13-6. The Panthers had an answer, though as well and plunged into the endzone on a 1-yard QB keeper by Nathaniel White making the score at the end of the first quarter 21-6.

There was plenty more scoring in the second quarter.  The first Clippers would convert on a 4th and 1, but on first down immediate pressure would force Stuth into a mistake, throwing the ball into the arms of the edge rusher Jeffrey Pytleski.  Croix Gardebrecht's second touchdown of the game came on the ensuing drive from 6 yards out.  Rayshaun and Clippers again would answer.  

After two consecutive plays where the Clippers went backwards, including a second down sack in which they lost Stuth temporarily to an injury, Jack Higgenbotham would hand off on 3rd down to Johnson.  Johnson would start running to the right, realizing the defense had that side covered, would cut back all the way across to the left sideline.  After getting to the edge, and pushing into the secondary, Johnson juked back inside a defender, and seeing a lane open diagonally across the field, ran all the way for the 95-touchdown run on a run in which his run covered over 150 total yards. Croix Gardebrecht would add a second touchdown in the quarter, putting the score at half 33-12.

The Sturgeon Bay marching band put on a performance consisting of a medley of Fallout Boy songs for the homecoming crowd.

The Clippers received the second half kickoff and they would turn it into points.  Trygg Stuth found Johnson 7-yards downfield on a pass that, after breaking a tackle, Johnson outran the safety, who had the angle of attack, but not the speed, to the end zone from 72 yards out, Johnson's third touchdown of the game and a 33-18 score.  A pair of Landon Thompson touchdowns broke the game open before the Clippers would strike again.

Once again, the Clippers showed they can score from a long way out as Johnson once again sprinted right through the heart of the Panther defense on his way to a 79-yard touchdown and the final Sturgeon Bay points of the night.  Croix Gardebrecht would add a fourth rushing touchdown to match Rayshaun Johnson's total, and the Panther defense would get in on the scoring as well, sacking Jack Higgenbotham in the endzone for a safety and the final score of 54-24.

The Clippers are at home once again next week as they take on the Southern Door Eagles in Sturgeon Bay, Friday, October 2nd, which can be heard on U102.1 and NEW Radio Sports Network. 

The Clippers hope to halt a 3-game skid as they host the Oconto Falls Panthers for the 2026 homecoming football game on U102.1 Friday night in Sturgeon Bay.

In last week's game, the Clippers were shut out by an impressive performance by the Kewaunee Storm.  The Storm held Sturgeon Bay to just 25 total passing yards. Even though starting RB Rayshaune Johnson had 31 yards, the pressure put on Trygg Stuth in the backfield pushed the Clippers to a combined team rushing total of -7 yards.  

The Panthers are also coming off a loss in which they fell to Bonduel 16-41.  Their running back Croix Gardebracht ran for 117 yards and 1 touchdown on 27 attempts, and QB Quinn Wesenberg threw for 96 yards and a touchdown, which went to Malachi Gray on his lone 33-yard reception of the night.

The Clippers will light the homecoming bonfire at 6:00 PM, and then take to the field for the 7:00 PM kickoff. Jacob Nate will have you covered for all the action from Sturgeon Bay on U102.1 and NEW Radio Sports Network.

The Sturgeon Bay cross country team competed in the Jim Bremser Memorial race in Mishicot on Thursday night. 

The Clippers competed along with 39 other schools racing through woods and around the school grounds.  This high-energy race is a favorite for our team with the chance to compete against a large number of teams and win ribbons and medals.  Freshman Abigail Matson came in 36th with a time of 23:33, and Penny Kiedrowski came in 37th with a time of 23:34.  With a number of personal bests for our runners, it was a beautiful night to race. 

BOYS

62

EB

Elliott Brown

Sturgeon Bay

20:55.6

Yr: 9 • +143pts

98

DH

Deacon Haus

Sturgeon Bay

23:16.5

Yr: 10 • +211pts

107

Jace Wisniewski

Sturgeon Bay

23:47.9

Yr: 9 • +223pts

204

JN

John Norton

Sturgeon Bay

24:43.2

Yr: 9

205

HJ

Henri Jeanquart

Sturgeon Bay

24:45.8

Yr: 12

206

TN

Trevor Nimmer

Sturgeon Bay

24:56.2

Yr: 11

124

ZJ

Zander Jandrin

Sturgeon Bay

25:32.2

Yr: 9

GIRLS

37

AM

Abigail Matson

Sturgeon Bay

23:33.9

Yr: 9 • +106pts

86

PK

Penny Kiedrowski

Sturgeon Bay

23:34.3

Yr: 9 • +110pts

46

MS

Megan Selle

Sturgeon Bay

24:05.8

Yr: 11 • +126pts

125

ST

Scarlet Tomberlin

Sturgeon Bay

24:44.8

Yr: 10

65

NS

Natalie Schink

Sturgeon Bay

25:20.5

SB • Yr: 10

150

DR

Destiny Romero

Sturgeon Bay

25:46.3

Yr: 9

The Sturgeon Bay soccer team finished off a season sweep of their peninsula rivals on Thursday with a 2-0 win over Gibraltar/Sevastopol in Fish Creek.

The Clippers tallied a goal in each half to end their week on a happy note. Head coach Jesus Mejia Jr. praised his team for dominating possession, but tipped his hat to the United for their defending to cause some issues early on in the match. "We applied so much pressure they couldn’t get anything forward," he said. "However, Gibraltar/Sevastopol did an unbelievable job making it difficult for us to break them down as we got closer and closer to the goal."

The Clippers are off until next week when they face Kewaunee, while the United are back on the pitch Saturday when they host Freedom for a matinee.

Sturgeon Bay earned a 3-1 victory over Gibraltar on Thursday night, winning 25-18, 24-26, 25-13 and 25-16.

Audrey Harrington led Sturgeon Bay offensively with 15 kills on 27 attempts without a hitting error, finishing with an impressive .556 hitting percentage. Harrington also led the team defensively with 9 digs and added an ace from the service line.

Izzy Schoeneman had another strong performance at the net, finishing with 13 kills on 19 attempts and a .579 hitting percentage.

Setter Makenna Coyhis directed the Sturgeon Bay offense with 42 assists while also contributing 3 kills and a team-high 3 aces.

Sturgeon Bay also received strong contributions from the service line and back row. Jericha Reynolds and Reen Walker each recorded 2 aces. Walker finished with 7 digs, while Reynolds added 6.

After Gibraltar edged Sturgeon Bay 26-24 in the second set to even the match at one set apiece, Sturgeon Bay responded decisively. The Clippers controlled the third set, 25-13, before closing out the match with a 25-16 victory in the fourth.

The Vikings were led by Ella Clarke (8 kills, 3 aces, 3 blocks), Isla Fagundes (22 assists, 3 aces, 7 digs), Ema Collak (8 kills), and Azucena Jauregui (4 kills, 12 digs). Head coach Lauren Ward complimented the skill of the Clippers and the effort of her Vikings. "While we were able to rally back that second set, we just didn't have an answer for their outside attacks," Ward said. "We put up a good effort - there was some really great digs from my Jauregui trio in the back row, and we had some good blocks that didn't drop for the kill, but all around defensively I was pleased with our play. Unfortunately, their triple block kept our middles from racking up the kills."

Sturgeon Bay finished eighth at the Bay Conference Championship on Tuesday at Wander Springs Golf Course, posting a team score of 444.

Seymour claimed the team championship with a 350, followed by Xavier at 411. Winneconne and Fox Valley Lutheran tied at 428, while New London finished fifth at 429.

Maggie Huempfner led the way for the Clippers, shooting a 105 to finish tied for 15th individually. Kennedy Hoernke also carded a 105, while Hayden Montevideo finished with a 116 and Talia Schmidt shot 118.

Maria Neri rounded out Sturgeon Bay's five golfers with a 128.

Seymour's Lyla Schueler won the individual title with an 82, followed by teammate Morgan Lewis at 84 and Oconto's Lacey Sikora at 85.

The scoring came fast and furious for the Sturgeon Bay soccer team on Monday night as they beat Peshtigo 10-0 in one half of play.

The Clippers took a 2-0 lead in the opening minutes of the match with Jaxzen Bleck poking one past the goalkeeper following a Bulldogs' own goal.

It would took a few minutes for the Clippers to double their advantage thanks to Joni Ismali's brace as he buried passes from Potier to make it 4-0.

Finn Stevenson registered his own brace with goals in the 14th and 15th minute, as did Daniel Wienke with tallies in the 25th and 28th minute. The Clippers' attack slowed but did not relent as Isaiah Eliason and Trigg Arnold capped off the scoring with goals in the 37th and 40th minute.

The match ended at halftime with a mutual decision by both coaches. The Clippers are back in action on Thursday when they travel to Fish Creek to play Gibraltar/Sevastopol.

The Sturgeon Bay soccer team will hop back on the bus on Monday for a road Packerland Conference match against Peshtigo.

The Clippers are #8 in the Bound Wisconsin poll after a weekend split in Cedarburg, losing to Milwaukee Rufus King 3-2 on Friday before beating Menasha 8-0 on Saturday.

Head coach Jesus Mejia Jr. said it was a solid weekend for his club, admitting that the Clippers had "a hard time coping with their athleticism," specifically highlighting the play of their striker. He celebrated the team's bounceback performance on Saturday. "We moved the ball much better and had some incredible combination play," Mejia added. "Ashton Benzinger had an amazing game with 3 incredible goals." 

The Bulldogs are 1-4 on the season, with a 9-1 win at Kewaunee on September 10th serving as the lone bright spot.

Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. Bryan Mazur will have the call on U-102.1 beginning at 6:15 p.m. with the pregame show.