Fond du Lac Sports Headlines

Sturgeon Bay Invitational: The North Fond du Lac/Springs wrestling team had five guys place as they finished 13th out of 20 teams.

Springs 3, Germantown 1: The Ledgers got a hat-trick out of Connor Black as the Ledgers picked up a win at home.

Hustisford Invitational: Dakota Danner and Tony Giese captured first place finishes as Mayville finished fifth out of 14 teams. Oakfield finished 10th.

Green Bay Packers running back Eddie Lacy was named the Associated Press NFL offensive rookie of the year on Saturday night during the NFL Honors ceremony held at Radio City Music Hall.

You can't teach size. The Central Wisconsin Christian boys basketball team has it, and a fair amount more than St. Mary's Springs.

Led by Kasey Cook's 17 points, the UW-Fond du Lac women's basketball team beat UW-Marshfield 62-56 in a game played in Fond du Lac.

Fond du Lac 3, Fox Cities 1: The Warbirds scored the game's first two goals and never lost their lead in a win over the Stars at home.

Green Bay Packers running back Eddie Lacy has won The Associated Press NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year award.

Pewaukee Invitational: Led by Lorenzo Sherden's first place finish, the Warriors finished sixth out of eight teams.

With his fist against his forehead, guard Ben Brust walked off the floor. His sullen look said it all.

Laconia Invitational: Led by Nick Zimmerman, Jared Greiten and Zach Coffeen, the Spartans finished 3-2 in their home invite.

Girls Basketball

Oshkosh North 43, Fond du Lac 31: The Cardinals used a 7-0 run in the second quarter to pull within a one-point halftime deficit, but the Spartans' Brooklyn Schamens had 10 points in the fourth quarter as they pulled away down the stretch.

Oakfield 64, Cambria-Friesland 32: The Oaks had no problem with the Hilltoppers, getting 17 points from Maddy Ryan and 13 from Aly Uttendorfer in the road win.

Waupun 75, Kewaskum 35: Ten different players scored for the Warriors, who bolted to a 35-10 halftime lead and cruised to the win at home.

Against a team like Oshkosh North, one thing teams must do is limit turnovers because a lot of the Spartans' offense comes from points in transition.

KML 68, NFDL 29: The third-ranked Chargers cruised to a win over the Orioles in a Flyway action, leading 36-14 at halftime.

Ozaukee 47, Campbellsport 37: The Cougars dug themselves an 11-point halftime deficit and couldn't recover in a nonconference loss.

Omro 39, WLA 35: The Vikings led by six points entering the fourth quarter, where missed free throws and a 6-0 run by the Foxes allowed Omro to get the road win.

Laconia 39, Lomira 30: The Spartans defended their home court, getting out to a 10-0 lead and 21-7 by halftime.