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Eagles soar at home over Gillett

Whether the Suring football team qualifies for the WIAA 8-player playoffs this season remains to be seen.

If the Eagles’ latest win is any indication, however, the team is in good shape of advancing to the postseason for the first time since 2019.

Lena/STAA stays undefeated with victory over Sevastopol

Wins continue to add up for the Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas Academy football team.

The Titans improved to 4-0 Sept. 12 in Lena with a 44-20 win over Sevastopol in an Across the Bay Conference matchup of undefeated 8-player teams.

Lena/STAA 44, Sevastopol 20

Shawano, Pulaski soccer teams win in shutouts


Saturday, Sept. 13

Pulaski 2, Plymouth 0

The Red Raiders posted a 2-0 shutout victory over the host Panthers.

Gunner Decker got the scoring started for Pulaski in the 17th minute when he found the net on a corner kick. Logan Seubert added a goal for the Red Raiders in the 29th minute off an AJ Schenk assist to cap the scoring for the day. Schenk assisted on both Pulaski goals.

Gillett, Pulaski runners win at cross country meets

Bailey Hendricks, of Shawano, placed third in Division 2 among runners at the Shawano Hawk Invitational on Sept. 13. She had a time of 20:37.5.

Shawano runners were second, and Oconto Falls was third.

Tela Hopfensperger finished fifth in 20:51.0, and Maci Beyer was 10th din 21:49.5.

Green Bay defense could have big day against Cleveland

Green Bay will travel to Cleveland to take on the Browns at noon Sept. 21.

Packers’ offense vs. Browns’ defense

Green Bay’s offense has been a mixed bag through two games to start the year.

They’ve looked unstoppable at times and inept at others.

Jordan Love has yet to turn the ball over on the young season. He’s thrown multiple touchdown passes in each of the first two games.

Packers, Browns six pack of what-ifs

The Green Bay Packers will take their show on the road after an impressive 2-0 start with wins over NFC contenders at Lambeau Field.

This week, they’ll be guests of the Cleveland Browns, who are looking to get off the mat after losing their second consecutive game to start the season.

The goal this week is a little different. The team they’re facing is not as good, so they’ll need to learn not to play with their food.

Keys to the Game: Packers need to bury Browns early

The Green Bay Packers are off to as good of a start as they could have hoped for. When the schedule was announced in April, the Packers and those around them likely would have settled for a 1-1 start with two games coming against NFC playoff contenders.

Of course, the Packers have done better than that. They have not just won, they’ve been dominant through two weeks — winning both of their games by two scores.

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