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Girls BBall: Waupun cruises past Laconia
Waupun 75, Laconia 53: A big first quarter gave the Warriors a lead they would never give up in a win over the Spartans at home.
Boys BBall: Ganz, DeYoung lead CWC over Valley Christian
CWC 67, Valley Christian 48: Coming off their first loss of the season, the Crusaders (10-1, 9-0) got 21 points from Logan Ganz and 19 more from Tyler De Young as they used a big third quarter to blow the game open.
Boys BBall: Laconia suffers first loss (story, photos)
It was an unusual feeling for the Laconia boys basketball team as the Spartans left their locker room Tuesday night in Rosendale.
Boys Hockey: Fondy, Marquette play to tie
Fond du Lac 3, Marquette 3 (tie): The Hilltoppers answered every Cardinal go-ahead goal, including Patrick Llaurado scoring with five minutes and eight seconds left to eventually force overtime, which went scoreless.
Boys BBall: Campbellsport holds off WLA
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.
Boys BBall: Big 1st half lifts Mayville over Horicon
Mayville 55, Horicon 39: The Cardinals (6-8) built a 17-point lead by halftime as Brent Gassner and Tyler Walker finished with 14 and 10 points.
Girls BBall: Big 3rd quarter powers Springs past Oakfield
Springs 54, Oakfield 27: The seventh-ranked St. Mary's Springs girls basketball team led Oakfield by just five at halftime before starting the third quarter on an 8-0 run to pull away for a 54-27 nonconference win in Fond du Lac Tuesday night.
Boys BBall: Lomira hits 14 three-pointers in rout
Lomira 78, St. John's Mil. Acad. 37: The Lions (3-8, 2-5) had their second-straight blowout win as they nailed 14 three-pointers.
Wrestling: Oakfield drops double dual
Kenosha Christian Life 47, Oakfield 21; KML 42, Oakfield 36: The Oaks won four out of the seven matches wrestled against Christian Life, getting wins from Matt Gross (113 pounds), Ross Ellison (126), Jon Myers (145) and Trevor Benisch (152).
Olympian asks family to stay home
Olympic speedskater Tucker Fredricks is heading to the Winter Olympics in Russia next month. But, he's asked his family to stay home in Wisconsin because of security concerns.
Norway's curlers to show off funky pants in Sochi
So what will be the must-see moments at the Sochi Olympics?
Girls BBall: North Fondy gets past Campbellsport
NFDL 54, Campbellsport 47: The Orioles stopped a 3-game losing streak with a win over the Cougars in a nonconference game on the road.
Girls Hockey: Warbirds unable to hang with Bay Area
Bay Area 6, Fond du Lac 1: The Fond du Lac girls' hockey team hung with Bay Area as long as they could, but the state's top-ranked team scored three goals to beat the Warbirds 6-1 in a game played at Blue Line Ice Arena.
Girls BBall: Regnerus lifts CWC over Stevens Point Pacelli
CWC 59, Stevens Point Pacelli 31: Led by Katrina Regnerus' 21 points, the Crusaders cruised to a win over the Cardinals at home.
Boys BBall: CWC loses first game of year
Wayland Academy 69, CWC 61: The Crusaders dropped their first game of the year in a loss to the Big Red at home.
Prep Q&A: Schrauth powers Ledgers
Kelli Schrauth and the St. Mary's Springs girls basketball team are off to another hot start.
Seahawks rally, top 49ers to grab NFC title
Richard Sherman did a CenturyLink Leap.
Manning, Broncos beat Patriots in AFC championship
Peyton Manning stuffed the football into his helmet and handed it to an equipment man for safekeeping.
Wrestling: Ellison, Goss lead Oaks at Milwaukee
Milwaukee Hamilton Invitational: Ross Ellison and Matt Gross represented the Oaks well, finishing secnod and third place at 120 and 113 pounds, respectively.
Saturday's prep roundup
Mishicot Invitational: The Laconia wrestling team proved to be too much for the competition at the Mishicot Duals on Saturday, winning all five of its dual meets en route to the title.