Fond du Lac Sports Headlines

Fondy Invitational: The Fond du Lac soccer team went 2-0 Saturday, picking up head coach Greg Winkler's 250th win with a 7-0 win over Marinette in game one while topping Howards Grove 4-0 in game two.

NFDL at Mukwonago Invitational: The Orioles struggled in the two day tournament in Mukwonago this weekend, finishing 0-5.

Melvin Gordon looked like he barely broke a sweat.

WLA Invitational: The Vikings' annual tournament ended up being shortened due to weather Saturday, without being completed. WLA did play one shortened game, which was ruled as an official game because it ended after halftime.

Sheboygan Lutheran 7, Springs 1: At Sheboygan, Jacob Hammock scored the Ledgers' lone goal as the Crusaders cruised to the victory.

With his team leading Winnebago Lutheran Academy 13-7 late in the second quarter, Laconia junior wide receiver Brett Wittchow knew the Spartans needed a big play to steal the momentum back from the Vikings, who had just scored.

The St. Mary's Springs football team rolled up 421 rushing yards on the way to its 30th consecutive victory Friday night, 30-7 on the road at Omro.

Springs 30, Omro 7: The Ledgers rolled up 421 rushing yards on the way to its 30th consecutive victory, with most of it coming from senior Ike Floyd.

Scoring 57 points would typically make a coach happy, but Campbellsport head coach Bob Hepp was left even keeled.

KML 35, Mayville 0: At Mayville, the Chargers ran all over the Cardinals, rushing for 364 yards in the shutout.

Marshfield 47, Fond du Lac 8: The Cardinals were overwhelmed on the road by the Tigers, who led 41-2 at halftime and coasted from there.

North Fond du Lac 29, Lomira 0: The Orioles have righted the ship after a week one loss, as their shutout road win over the Lions improved NFDL to 2-1 and 1-0 in the Flyway Conference.

KML 35, Mayville 0: At Mayville, the Chargers ran all over the Cardinals rushing for 364 yards in the win.

Kyle Lohse's outing was spoiled by one pitch.

Campbellsport 4, Kiel 1: After winning the first two games handily, the Cougars dropped the third 26-24, and responded by clobbering the Raiders 25-1 in the fourth.

Oakfield 3, Montello 0: Dana Swanson almost posted a triple double, having 11 assists, nine kills and nine digs in the Oaks' sweep.

'Mike, Mike, Mike, what day is it? What daaaaay is it?

The WIAA recently sent out a new realignment proposal to high school administrators that would impact several Northeastern Wisconsin schools.

The Waupun volleyball team allowed game 1 vs. Kewaskum to be a little too close for comfort, but took care of business from then on in a 3-game sweep Thursday night at home.

CWC 3, Princeton/Green Lake 0: The Crusaders improved to 4-2 overall and 2-0 in conference play as Steph Haan had seven digs, five kills and five aces. Katrina Regnerus had seven kills.