Fond du Lac Sports Headlines

Late in the first quarter, Katrina Regnerus posted up in the paint, turned and laid in a hook shot to give the Central Wisconsin Christian girls basketball team its first lead against Wayland Academy.

The way the North Fond du Lac and Winnebago Lutheran Academy girls' basketball teams battled head-to-head in the regular season, a postseason matchup would be greatly anticipated.

Ripon 46, Campbellsport 44 (2OT): The Tigers hit a 3-pointer at the end of regulation to send the game into overtime and the Cougars couldn't overcome a rough night at the free-throw line in the loss.

Starting fast is a key to any postseason contest.

Action Reporter Media's Steve Clark takes a look at the WIAA regional tournament assignments for the area girls basketball teams.

With a win over Edgewood College in the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference title game Saturday night, the Marian University men's basketball team clinched a spot in the NCAA Division III National Tournament for the first time since 2001.

The Marian University men's basketball team will open the NCAA Division III tournament at UW-Stevens Point on Friday.

The Marian University softball team opened its 2014 season by going 1-3 over two days at the Superior Dome in Marquette, Mich.

. Kevin Harvick charged to the front early and dominated the rest of the way on Sunday for his second straight Sprint Cup victory at Phoenix International Raceway.

Josh Gasser scored 15 points to lead a balanced Wisconsin offense and the 14th-ranked Badgers beat Penn State 71-66 on Sunday for their seventh straight victory.

The Marian University men's basketball team earned its first trip to the NCAA Division III Tournament since 2001 after a 65-61 win over No. 7 Edgewood College in the Northern Athletic Collegiate Conference title game.

Three-point-six seconds seemed like an eternity for Ripon's Ben Vander Plas.

CWC 57, Fall River 45: The Crusaders used a big second half to get past top-seeded Fall River to advance to the WIAA Division 5 sectional tournament.

In a span of 24 hours, Lomira's Casey Seltrecht experienced the highest of highs and the lowest of lows at the WIAA Individual State Wrestling Tournament.

Lourdes 68, Springs 54: The Ledgers were able to hang with the Knights for three quarters, but was outscored 16-7 in the final quarter.

The parallels had been there for Alex Costello all through the WIAA State Individual Wrestling Tournament. His brother Ryan was last year's state champion at Division 2 126 pounds.

Laconia 46, Watertown Luther Prep 36: In a back-and-forth battle, the Spartans didn't grab a comfortable lead until late in the fourth to hang on to advance to the WIAA Division 3 regional final.

CWC 60, Rio 31: The second-seeded Crusaders held the Vikings to six points in the first half en route to a win at home.

Oostburg 53, WLA 42: The Vikings couldn't overcome a rough first half in a loss to the Flying Dutchman.

Casey Seltrecht has a flare for the dramatic.