MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER In a crowded Dodgeland High School gymnasium for the WIAA Sectional Tournament for individual wrestlers last week, it was easy to lose focus. There were referee whistles every few seconds and constant shouts of encouragement from coaches and fans, but despite the commotion, two Horicon wrestlers

ZACH COOK The Lomira wrestling team will have representation once again at this week’s individual State Tournament in Madison. Prior to having three wrestlers qualify for State, the team competed at Team Sectionals in North Fon du Lac last Tuesday. The Lions fell in the opening round to Port Washington 52- 21. Port

MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER Height, despite the misconception, is not always everything in high school basketball - but it sure helps.It helps when combined with athleticism. It certainly helps when paired hand-eye coordination. Add the ability to shoot mid to long-range jump shots, and the combination makes for a terrific all-around basketball player - which just so happens to match the description of the Horicon Marshmen basketball team’s two tallest players, Darius Minnema and Carter Boehmer.

MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER With teammates and fellow seniors Nicole Jongebloed and Karissa Laabs having already etched their names into the Marshladies basketball record books for their respective statistical specialties, just one of the Horicon Marshladies’ three superb seniors was left to cement her legacy.

ZACH COOK The Lomira wrestling team will send half of its vastity roster to individual Sectionals this weekend. The team traveled to North Fond du Lac over the weekend for the WIAA Division II Regional meet. Lomira competed against NFDL/Springs, Campbellsport, Berlin, Waupun, Omro and Ripon. Of the seven wrestlers

ZACH COOK It took an extra four minutes of play to determine the winner in last weeks game against St. Mary’s Springs, but the Lomira boys basketball team came away with a 65-62 victory. Lomira

MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER Nearly one month after teammate Nicole Jongebloed broke the record for career rebounds, Karissa Laabs joined the royal party and etched her place into the Marshladies record books. With a five-assist performance against Kewaskum on Tuesday, Feb. 4, Laabs set the new mark to beat at 277.