Fond du Lac Sports Headlines

KML 62, NFDL 31: The Chargers were too much for the Orioles right off the bat, outscoring them 19-4 and 21-7 in the first and second quarter.

Waupun 5, Greendale 1: The Warriors scored the game's first four goals en route to a win over the Ice Force Skaters.

Pardeeville 47, Oakfield 43: The Oaks led 32-27 entering the fourth quarter, where the Bulldogs outscored them 20-11.

Springs 65, Mayville 28: The ninth-ranked Ledgers (6-1, 3-1 Flyway) led 25-3 after one quarter and cruised from there over the Cardinals, who are still in search of their first win (0-6, 0-4).

Matt Behrendt threw four touchdown passes and Wisconsin-Whitewater's defense stymied Gagliardi Trophy-winner Kevin Burke and Mount Union in a 52-14 victory in the Division III championship Friday night.

Omro 46, WLA 27: Down by two at half, the Vikings were outscored 15-3 in the third quarters as the Foxes pulled away.

CWC 46, Markesan 44 (OT): The fifth-ranked Crusaders were pushed to the limit, edging the Hornets in overtime to stay undefeated (6-0, 5-0 Trailways).

Lomira 38, Laconia 37: Lions junior Michaela Luedtke made a go-ahead jumper with 17 seconds left, and Laconia's Haley Smith had a shot go off the back rim at the buzzer.

If Fond du Lac girls basketball coach Doug Follis had all of the answers, the first thing he would do is fix the offensive slump his Cardinals are going through.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has been ruled out of Sunday's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Kelly Sheffield turned to his bench and pumped his fists as the court flooded with Wisconsin players after the Badgers became the lowest seeded team in NCAA volleyball history to reach the championship match.

The Fond du Lac wrestling team kept up for as long as they could, but they knew forfeits would come back to haunt them.

Waupun 63, Kewaskum 28: The Warriors saw 11 players score in a rout over the Indians in a game played in Kewaskum.

Waupun 48, Kiel 17 The Warriors won at 10 weights, with Daniel Schabel (106), Sam Malloy (145) and Lorenzo Sherden (182) earning pins.

The Panthers started and finished strong, outscoring the Cougars 29-16 over first and fourth quarters.

The Oak's Matt Gross recorded a pin to improve to 7-0 at 120 pounds and Ross Ellison had a 9-4 decision to move to 6-1, but Oakfield still fell to Marshall.

The Spartans won 11 of the 14 weight classes, including seven of them via forfeit. Quinn Lasecki (120 pounds), Zach Coffeen (145) and Mason Lind (170)recorded pins for Laconia, while Alec Potter recorded a 10-0 decision.

Standing amid giant piles of snow in the shadow of MetLife Stadium, Super Bowl organizers said Wednesday that they're prepared to deploy thousands of trucks and tons of salt to prevent snowy weather from interfering with the biggest football game of the year.

Laconia's Nick Vollmer has been around for a while.

Omro 37, Laconia 33: The Spartans only made one field goal in the second half in a loss to the Foxes.