Fond du Lac Sports Headlines

NFDL 48, Lomira 43: The Orioles used a big third quarter to get past the Lions on the road.

Appleton East 3, Fond du Lac 1: The Cardinals' Caylin Dyni scored 48 seconds into the second period to put Fondy up 1-0, but it was downhill from there as Appleton answered with two power play goals in the period and tacked one on in the third.

Springs 64, Mayville 44: After sweating out a two-point win over Winnebago Lutheran on Wednesday, things weren't nearly as close on Friday for the sixth-ranked Ledgers as they grabbed a 22-6 lead over the Cardinals by the end of the first quarter and didn

WLA 44, NFDL 39: It may have been a game between two boys basketball teams at or near the bottom of the Flyway Conference, but Winnebago Lutheran was happy to come out of Horace Mann High School with a 44-39 win over North Fond du Lac Thursday night, boos

WLA 44, NFDL 39: It may have been a game between two boys basketball teams at or near the bottom of the Flyway Conference, but Winnebago Lutheran was happy to come out of Horace Mann High School with a 44-39 win over North Fond du Lac Thursday night, boos

Waupun 55, Kewaskum 38: Leading 25-21 at the half, the Warriors held the Indians scoreless in the third to pull away for the win on the road.

Randolph 46, CWC 39: The Rockets got revenge for the Crusaders' win in the team's early-season matchup, beating the Crusaders at home.

Fond du Lac 50, Appleton West 27: The Cardinals recorded five pins in a Fox Valley Association Conference dual win over the Terrors.

Mayville 68, Springs 60: The Cardinals were better down the stretch, outscoring the Ledgers 24-16 in the fourth quarter to earn the road win.

Heading into Thursday night's dual against Laconia, the Lomira wrestling team wanted to prove one thing: that the Flyway Conference was its to keep.

Oshkosh 3, Waupun 2: The Ice Hawks stunned the Warriors with a three-goal second period and held off Waupun throughout the third on the Ice Hawks' Senior Night.

Fond du Lac 8, Waupaca 2: The Warbirds gave up the game's first goal but dominated from then on, getting two goals from Miranda and Madi Zipp, a goal and two assists from Brecken Overbo, as well as goals from Sam Kozimor, Kendalynn Acheson and Callie Tigh

Plymouth 49, Campbellsport 43: The Cougars couldn't pull off a big home victory over the No. 8 Panthers, who were stronger late stretch as Plymouth's Kollin Neils hit 6-of-7 free throws down the stretch.

Laconia 66, Lomira 46: The Spartans outscored the Lions 16-5 in the second quarter to blow the game open as Noah Greve totaled 11 points, 12 rebounds and seven assists.

Mayville 51, WLA 21: The Cardinals won six straight matches from 160 to 220 pounds, including four straight pins.

Plymouth 39, Campbellsport 34: The Panthers took advantage of three extra Cougar forfeits for a close win, while Campbellsport got pins from Alex Costello (106 pounds), A.J. Dechant (113), Jacob Hawley (138), Cody Kollmansberger and Clayton Juech (220).

As we are all aware, this has been one of the worst winters that we can remember.

Drew Crawford played the role of savvy senior leader to perfection.

Springs 5, Arrowhead 4: The Ledgers overcame a 3-1 deficit in a win over the Warhawks at home.

The St. Mary's Springs girls basketball team got a scare from Winnebago Lutheran Academy Wednesday night, but pulled away in the final minute to win 48-46 in a Flyway contest played at WLA.