LOMIRA – On June 16, Lomira Softball Players Trista Gassner and Haleigh Caspary played in the WFSCA All-Star Game at the Woodside Sports Complex in Wisconsin Dells after a banquet on June 15.
The Mayville track and field team closed out an impressive 2026 season at the WIAA Division 2 McFarland Sectional on Friday, May 29, 2026, highlighted by Mac Livingston becoming the program’s first …
Three members of the Mayville girls soccer team were recognized by conference coaches with selections to the 2026 Flyway All-Conference Team. Senior Ellie Wojahn earned Second Team …
Four members of the Mayville Cardinals softball team were recognized by Flyway Conference coaches with Honorable Mention All-Conference selections following the 2026 season. Receiving Honorable …
On June 4, Lomira girls soccer lost 10-0 to Oostburg on the road in the second round of the soccer tournament, ending their season with a record of 3-14.
On June 2, Lomira baseball lost 13-0 in five innings to Horicon on the road, ending their season in the second round of baseball playoffs. Lomira (5-18) and Horicon (18-5) were in a scoreless tie going into the bottom of the fourth inning when the Marshmen loaded the bases with no outs.
On June 4, Lomira softball defeated Clinton 11-0 in the Sectional Final at Taylor Park in Rosendale to advance to state for the first time since 2021 and the third time in program history.
The Mayville Middle School track and field team was well represented at the Wisconsin Middle School State Track and Field Meet on May 23-24 in Waupun, with 13 athletes qualifying to compete against …
The Mayville girls soccer team celebrated Senior Night in style Thursday, May 28, earning a 4-2 victory over Lomira at Ribbens Memorial Park. The Lady Cardinals' senior class played a leading …
The No. 10-seeded Mayville Cardinals baseball team kept its season alive in impressive fashion Thursday, May 28, rolling to a 10-0 shutout victory over No.7 seed New Holstein in a WIAA Division 3 …
On May 28, Lomira girls soccer lost 4-2 to Mayville on the road against their Flyway Conference rival in their regular-season finale. Lomira (3-13, 1-9) 2 Mayville (5-12, 5-5) 4 Final
Tuesday, May 26 WIAA Golf Oakfield Regional at Rolling Meadows Golf Course Team Result: 2. Lomira 337 (Advance to Sectionals)
On May 29, the Lomira track team had 17 athletes compete at the WIAA Division 3 Sectional at Horicon. The girls team was led by Hanna Faber’s fifth-place finish in the Pole Vault and Whitney Wikowski’s seventh-place finish in the 3200m for the Lions. Cole Geiger had a seventh-place finish in the Shot Put for the Lomira boys’ team.
On May 28, Lomira baseball defeated Springs 6-5 on the road in the first round of the Division 3 WIAA Baseball Tournament in thrilling fashion. Lomira (5-17) scored the first run of the game in the first inning when Jackson Bloohm scored, giving the Lions a 1-0 lead over Springs (16-9). Springs proceeded to score the next five runs of the game to take a 5-1 lead going into the top of the seventh inning.
On May 28, Lomira softball beat Winnebago Lutheran Academy 8-0 at home in the Regional Final for their second consecutive Regional Championship. Lomira (23-3) broke the scoreless tie in the third inning when Izzy Westphal hit a double over the left fielder’s head to drive in Trista Gassner, and Liy Christian hit a Sac Fly to get Westphal home to make the score 2-0 lead over WLA (14-10).
The Horicon High School varsity boys baseball team clinched its second consecutive conference championship, finishing the regular season with a 10-1 conference record and a 14-4 overall mark with one …
On May 21, Lomira baseball lost 5-4 to Campbellsport at home to finish their regular season schedule. Campbellsport (14-10, 8-6) scored first in the second inning with two outs when Gage Kohlmann hit a RBI double to take a 1-0 lead over Lomira (4-17, 2-12).
All Conference Awards: Alex Luedtke (First Team). Chase Lund (Second Team). Alex Zahn (Honorable Mention).
On May 20, Lomira softball beat Random Lake 8-3 at home to wrap up their regular season with 21 wins on youth night. Lomira (21-3) jumped out to a 1-0 lead over Random Lake (15-5) in the first inning when Izzy Westphal hit a triple and was driven in by Lily Christian’s RBI single for the Lions.
“Tough end to the week, but I thought the girls made a lot of progress tonight as we held a very good New Holstein team to a 1-0 halftime score by playing as a balanced team,” said Head Coach Josh Haefs.