Fond du Lac Sports Headlines

WLA 59, Fox Valley Luth.

There are 32 days left before the high school girls soccer season begins. It has been a long winter and I can't wait to begin a new season.

Cambria-Friesland 56, Oakfield 34: The Oaks trailed by 16 at halftime while dropping a Trailways North game on the road.

Campbellsport 62, Springs 57: Trailing by two points with 5.7 seconds left and shooting the second of two free throws, the Ledgers intentionally missed but were called for a lane violation, enabling the Cougars to ice the game with free throws.

Campbellsport 37, Ozaukee 31: After the teams scored a combined six points in the first quarter, the Cougars outscored Ozaukee 30-17 over the middle quarters to take control.

Ted Ligety won the giant slalom at the Sochi Games with a dominating performance Wednesday, becoming the first American man to win two Olympic gold medals in Alpine skiing.

The way the Lomira wrestling team walked off the mat Tuesday night, you wouldn't have guessed that it just missed out on a chance to go to state.

Springs 7, Grafton 1: The St. Mary's Springs hockey team used a three-goal second period to blow open a 5-1 lead on Grafton Tuesday night, going on for a 7-1 victory in a WIAA regional semifinal at the Fond du Lac Blue Line Ice Center.

Ripon 71, Mayville 31: The Cardinals were overrun as the Tigers stormed out to a 45-10 lead.

Markesan 46, North Fond du Lac 42: The Orioles were outscored 15-2 in the second quarter before rallying back to force a two-point game in the fourth quarter, but ran out of time to complete the comeback.

Oakfield 60, New Holstein 47: The Oaks took control in the second quarter and then pulled away by outscoring the Huskies 23-13 in the fourth quarter.

CWC 54, Princeton/Green Lake 26: By by 10 points at halftime, the Crusaders began the third quarter on a 12-0 run to blow the game open.

Waupun 61, Kewaskum 42: Jordan Bille had 17 points, while Ryan Schmitt amassed 12 assists for the Warriors, who outscored the Indians 37-20 over the middle quarters.

The politics got a little hotter. The slopes got a lot slushier.

Springs 7, Grafton 1: The St. Mary's Springs hockey team used a three-goal second period to blow open a 5-1 lead on Grafton Tuesday night, going on for a 7-1 victory in a WIAA regional semifinal at the Fond du Lac Blue Line Ice Center.

Marian University athletic director and women's soccer coach Jason Murphy has been named the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse head women's soccer coach, announced by both schools Tuesday.

Waupun 3, Sheboygan South 0: Jordan Foster had two goals for the Warriors, who scored once in each period while Austin Taylor recorded a 34-save shutout.

Freedom 40, Waupun 32: The Warriors couldn't extend a five-point halftime lead as the Irish rallied in the second half for the win.

Lomira 50, Lake Country Luth. 42: Ryan Biffert had 18 points, while Nick Steger and Bryce Bannach each added 11 as the Lions outscored Lake Country 15-5 in the fourth quarter.

Lakeside Lutheran 72, WLA 38: Ninth-ranked Lakeside Lutheran ran its undefeated record to 19-0 as it had 14 different players score.