Sports News
Sports – Friday, November 16th, 2012
Back To Back Champs!
St. Mary’s Springs won their 2nd straight WIAA Division Six state football championship with a 24-14 win over Eau Claire Regis on Thursday afternoon at Camp Randall Stadium. Senior Even Henderson ran for the team’s first score of the game and then threw 2nd quarter TD passes to Eric Feldner and Ryan Grandlic. Mitch Herron closed out the scoring with a 24 yard field goal in the 4th quarter. The Ledger defense set an all division’s state finals record holding Regis to minus-nine yards passing for the day. The win gives St. Mary’s Springs their 4th WIAA state football title, and their 12th overall if you add in their 8 WISAA crowns. St. Mary’s Springs finishes the season with a perfect 13-0 record.
WIAA State Football Scoreboard
Thursday
Division 7: Glenwood City 46 Potosi 21
Division 6: St. Mary’s Springs 24 Eau Claire Regis 14
Division 5: Amherst 19 Lancaster 7
Division 4: Somerset 35 Big Foot 33 – OT
Friday
Division 3: Waupaca vs. Catholic Memorial – 10am
Division 2: Waunakee vs. Homestead – 1pm
Division 1: Arrowhead vs. Sun Prairie – 4pm
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Packers vs. Lions
The Packers come off the bye looking for their 5th straight win as they travel to Detroit on Sunday. Green Bay has also won 8 straight NFC North games. It looks like Sam Shields is going to miss another game with a high ankle sprain. Clay Matthews will also miss the game with a hamstring injury. Mike Neal returned to practice in a limited capacity as he recovers from an ankle injury. Jordy Nelson looks like he will play on Sunday as he recovers from an ankle injury. Coverage begins at 10am with the kickoff set for Noon on KFIZ.
Thursday Night Football
Buffalo 19 Miami 13
Buckeyes Coming To Madison
The Wisconsin Badger football team hosts unbeaten Ohio State on Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium. The kickoff on Saturday is set for 2:30pm with the pregame set for 12:30pm on KFIZ.
Braun 2nd in NL MVP Voting
Brewers left fielder Ryan Braun was 2nd in the National League MVP race. The Giants Buster Posey won the award. Posey received 27 first place votes with Braun getting 3. Detroit’s Miguel Cabrera, who won the Triple-Crown was to American League MVP.
Men’s College Hockey
Marian 3 Lawrence 2
Women’s College Hoops
Marian 64 Lawrence 60
Prep Scoreboard
Thursday, November 15th
Boys Basketball
Laconia 48 Horicon 27
Lomira 57 St. Lawrence 18
Chilton 68 Kiel 44
Random Lake 57 Oakfield 43
Friday, November 16th
Boys Basketball
Two Rivers @ Waupun
Campbellsport @ KML
Ripon @ Waupaca
Girls Basketball
Chilton @ Sheboygan South
Girls Hockey
Stoughton @ Fondy-Waupun (Waupun) – 5:30pm