Fond du Lac Sports Headlines

North Fond du Lac 54, Lomira 48: The Lions controlled the first three quarters before the Orioles roared back, outscoring Lomira 23-6 in the fourth quarter for a Flyway victory at home.

KML 55, WLA 29: Mikayla Voigt and Kari Schneiss had 16 and 12 points to lead the fourth-ranked Chargers, who held the Vikings (7-11, 4-8) to single digits in each quarter.

With just one game to prepare for its Olympic showdown with Russia, the United States men's hockey team decided to cram an entire tournament's worth of hard work and highlights into one spectacular opener.

Montello 70, CWC 67: The ninth-ranked Crusaders were stung in a back-and-forth game at Montello, unable to sink a game-tying 3-pointer on its final possession.

Springs 54, Omro 49: The Ledgers used a big-time rally to beat the Foxes on the road, coming back from an 11-point deficit to start the fourth quarter.

KML 53, Mayville 41: The Cardinals trailed only 14-13 in the second quarter before the Chargers took control with a 10-0 run.

What a stunning sight: Shani Davis gliding around the speedskating oval, head down in defeat, staring glumly at the ice.

Joe Pavelski is skating under the radar for the U.S. hockey team.

Those who don't know Laconia's Mason Lind might think of him as a beast, or a monster. Not that he is crazy minded, but the numbers he puts up on the wrestling mat might make him an intimidating person.

Do you LOVE the beautiful game? Do you LOVE to play soccer or LOVE to watch soccer or LOVE to watch soccer? I would LOVE to see more kids playing at the Fondy Soccer Complex than were playing last year.

The gold market got a rare boost at the Sochi Olympics on Wednesday in the women's downhill.

WLA 68, Kiel 52: Led by Mitch McFarlane's 28 points, the Vikings picked up a nonconference win on the road.

Waupun 60, Omro 57: Trailing by five points with a minute left, the Waupun boys basketball team rallied back to beat Omro in a nonconference game on the road, 60-57.

West Bend East 124.3, Waupun 118.35: Injuries and illness had the Warriors digging deep into their lineup, coming away with a tight loss to the Suns despite another solid performance from sophomore Kyra Verheyen.

Mayville 57, Ripon 53: Led by Mattie Klingenmeyer's 17 points, the Cardinals picked up a nonconference win at home over the Tigers.

Campbellsport 50, Lomira 42: The Cougars used a big defensive first half to pick up a nonconference win on the road.

North Fond du Lac 68, St. Lawrence Seminary 23: The Orioles had 11 guys score in a big win over the Hilltoppers at home.

Waupun 59, Winneconne 36: The Warriors used a big first half to get past the Wolves in a nonconference game played in Winneconne.

Two Rivers 61, Springs 56: The Ledgers gave up a four-point lead going into the fourth quarter in a loss to the Purple Raiders at home.

Pardeeville 51, Laconia 47: The Spartans couldn't match the Bulldogs' third quarter in a loss on the road.