On March 21, the Lomira boys and girls track teams competed in the Tri-State Small School Invitational at UW-Platteville to start their indoor track seasons. The girls’ teams finished in seventh place with 30 points, and the boys’ team finished in tenth place, scoring 27 points at the UW-Platteville meet.
On March 4, Jordan Lisiecki was selected as the Boys Flyway Conference Wrestler of the Year. Liseicki is a three-time conference champion and state qualifier with two fourth-place finishes at state, and 120 career wins as a first-team academic all-state as a junior.
What appealed or attracted you to the Lomira job? “There has been substantial growth in soccer in the Lomira communities through the soccer programs in Brownsville, with the girls’ programs, specifically, having grown tremendously in numbers and commitment to development in the sport, with a real sense of community between all the girls who are playing in these programs,” said New Lomira Girls Soccer Head Coach Josh Haefs. “Often, the youth players will come to watch the older teams, and the older teams will take time to encourage and watch the younger girls’ team. The future is bright for this program moving forward.”
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Four members of the Mayville boys basketball team have been recognized for their achievements in the classroom, earning Academic All-State honors. Collen Ehlers, Emerson Mittelstadt, Colton Neumann, …
Several Mayville Cardinals were recognized with Flyway All-Conference honors following the conclusion of the winter basketball season that ended in Division 3 sectional games. For the girls, their …
On March 12, Lomria girls basketball lost 58-31 to Neillsville in the Division Four State Semifinals, ending their tournament run at the Resch Center. Neillsville (28-1) was leading 9-5 after Lily Christian knocked down a high-arching three-pointer from the corner in front of the Warriors’ bench for Lomira (22-7).
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On March 14, Lomira boys basketball lost 58-56 to Cambridge in a thrilling Sectional Final overtime game, one step away from their first state appearance since 2000 and ending the Lions’ 17-game winning streak. Lomira (26-2) sprinted out to an early 8-0 lead over Cambridge (19-9) highlighted by five points from senior point guard on an offensive rebound and a three-pointer after a Blake Steger steal, causing Cambridge to call a timeout with 16:04 in the first half.
The Horicon Marshmen’s (17-8) tournament run came to a close on Saturday as they fell to the Pardeeville Bulldogs (18-7) with a final score of 75-53 in the WIAA Division 4 Regional Final. The …
On March 7, Lomira boys basketball defeated the fourth-seeded Markesan 88-60 to advance to sectionals for the second straight season to play third-seeded Pardeeville on March 11. Lomira (25-1) sprinted out to a 15-3 lead over Markesan (18-7), highlighted by five points from Keegan Kell and capped off by a two-hand thunderous dunk from Jake Broeske, which sent the Lomira home crowd into a frenzied state. Charlie Cole and Blake Steger each scored seven points over the next four minutes to help propel the Lions to a 30-18 lead before the Hornets scored five straight points to close the gap on the scoreboard to 30-23 with 7:14 left in the first half.
On March 7, Lomira girls basketball beat Kenosha St. Joseph’s 61-57 in the Division Four Sectional Final to advance to the program’s first state appearance since 1993. Lomira (22-6) jumped out to a 6-0 lead over Kenosha St. Joseph’s (21-7), started by a steal and layup from sophomore star Josie Christian. St. Joe’s responded to take an 11-7 lead before J. Christian and Kennedy Goebel scored baskets to tie the game at 11 at the nine-minute mark of the first half. The Lions got six more points from J. Christian the rest of the half to go into the halftime break trailing 23-17 to the Lancers.
WIAA is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Girls Basketball Tournament, which will end in the Resch Center in Green Bay on March 12-14. The history of high school girls’ sports in Wisconsin helps show how far girls’ sports have come. 1963-64 WIAA Girls Sports Advisory Committee is formed to study and create rules for girls’ sports, and the WIAA Girls Sports Advisory Committee creates the first set of Girls’ Sports Rules.
The Mayville girls basketball team closed out the regular season on a high note Thursday, Feb. 19, earning a 67–51 conference road win over Campbellsport (2-22,0-14). The Cardinals (6-18, …
The Mayville girls basketball team kept its postseason run alive Tuesday night, coming off a conference win over Campbellsport, earning a 53–32 victory over No. 8-seeded Berlin in the WIAA Division …
Mayville turned a tight first half into a statement second-half performance Friday night, pulling away from Saint Mary’s Springs for a 71-57 victory in front of a packed home crowd. The …
A packed gym welcomed conference rivals Thursday night as Mayville honored its seniors and parents before tipoff against first-place Lomira. The Lions entered the matchup at 22-1 overall and a …
Fresh off a 2025 conference championship, Mayville baseball enters the spring with momentum — and a new leader at the helm. Following the retirement of longtime skipper, Coach Corey Held, the …
Junior Keleigh Holl competed in the 2026 WIAA Girls State Individual Wrestling Tournament, February 26-28, at the Kohl Center in Madison. Holl was the 14th seed in the 107 weight class with a 32-14 …
The Horicon girls’ basketball team concluded their season in a heartbreaking overtime loss to Random Lake on Tuesday, Feb. 24, in the first round of the WIAA girls’ basketball tournament. The …