Fond du Lac Sports Headlines

Lomira 43, Mayville 36: The Lions outscored the Cardinals 13-7 in the final quarter to hang on to a Flyway road win.

Plymouth 45, Waupun 41: The Warriors gave up a seven point lead entering the fourth quarter in a loss to the Panthers on the road.

Oshkosh West 134, Fond du Lac 51: Swimming without senior state qualifier Cameron Van Beek, the Cardinals were dealt a lopsided loss, but still had a number of good performances.

Springs 4, Beaver Dam 1: What looked to be all Beaver Dam through the first two periods, the Ledgers scored four goals in the final period to get past the Golden Beavers.

NFDL 47, WLA 42: Led by Sara Logterman's 18 points, the Orioles picked up a win over the Vikings at home.

Pardeeville 39, CWC 35: The Crusaders couldn't overcome a small halftime deficit in a loss to the Bulldogs at home.

The St. Mary's Springs girls basketball team picked up its seventh straight win over Laconia Thursday night, but it didn't come easy.

Laconia 63, WLA 15: The Spartans got pins from Alec Potter, Caleb Hopp, John Tilstra, Mason Lind and Brandon Wiese to beat the Vikings at home in a Flyway dual.

Sheboygan Falls 55, Waupun 14: The Warriors couldn't hang with the state-ranked Falcons in a Eastern Wisconsin Conference dual held at Waupun.

The Brewers say they're in talks with free agent Matt Garza to fortify their pitching staff.

Two Rivers 57, Campbellsport 18: The fourth-ranked Purple Raiders were too much for the Cougars in a Eastern Wisconsin Conference dual held in Campbellsport.

Lomira 66, NFDL/S 12: The Lions set a new school record with their 24th dual win, moving to 24-1 on the season and 6-0 in the Flyway Conference.

Things couldn't have started any worse for Minnesota. Andre Hollins hurt his left ankle just 16 seconds into the game and didn't return.

Isiah Daniels does just about everything well for the Campbellsport boys basketball team.

The St. Mary's Springs boys basketball team was sharp when it mattered most Wednesday night, going 10-for-10 at the free-throw line down the stretch of the fourth quarter as the Ledgers defeated Omro 49-42 at home in Flyway Conference action.

In last weeks 'Shorts' you were informed of my trip to the birthplace of our Independence, Philadelphia. It was my yearly mecca to the largest soccer convention on the planet and it did not disappoint.

Random Lake 39, CWC 29: The Crusaders found themselves down 12-2 after one quarter and couldn't fully recover.

Campbellsport 49, WLA 42: Isaiah Daniels had 16 points and Jordan Dreikosen added 14 as the Cougars (8-3) led by 10 several times and held off charges by the Vikings in nonconference action.

Markesan 55, Oakfield 24: The Hornets dominated the middle quarters, outscoring the Oaks 39-15 in Trailways Conference action.

Appleton United 6, Waupun 3: The Warriors' seven-game winning streak was put to an end as Appleton scored three goals in the third period to seize control in a battle atop the Badgerland Conference.