Fond du Lac Sports Headlines

Sam Dekker finished his trips into the lane with rousing dunks and burned defenders with 3s.

The Campbellsport wrestling team hosted its annual Campbellsport Invite Saturday and the Cougars finished ninth while Mayville was 11th.

St. Mary's Springs 6, Onalaksa 4: Led by Anthony Grebe's hat-trick, the Ledgers defeated the Hilltoppers to go 2-0 this weekend.

Markesan 38, Oakfield 19: The Oaks were held to a single free throw in the second quarter and trailed 20-9 at halftime in the loss to the Hornets.

St. Mary's Springs 5, West Salem 1: Anthony Grebe scored three goals and Zach McLaughlin picked up two more as the Ledgers broke the game open with a four-goal second-period with the non-conference win on the road.

Waupun 4, Fox Cities Stars 2: Jordan Foster scored a pair of goals and the Warriors rattled off three straight goals after falling behind 1-0 to claim the win.

Campbellsport 54, New Holstein 34: Led by Isiah Daniels' 17 points, the Cougars improved to 4-1 on the season after a win at home over the Huskies.

Lancer Invitational: Riley Behnke and Nate Kilian captured individual titles, while three other North Fond du Lac/St. Mary's Springs wrestlers earned runner-up finishes to key a second-place finish at the eight-team invite.

Springs 36, Laconia 34: The Ledgers were tested against the Spartans, who led by one at the half.

Appleton East 47, Fond du Lac 27: The Cardinals struggled right off the bat en route to a loss against the Patriots.

Coming off big blowout wins can sometimes have an effect on a team.

Lomira 54, Mayville 38: The Lions jumped out to a seven-point lead at the end of the first quarter and took a 24-13 lead at the half en route to the Flyway win.

WLA 50, NFDL 46 (OT): The Vikings hit their free throws down the stretch as they got past the Orioles in overtime.

Appleton East 43, Fond du Lac 41: At Appleton, Sara Hagmann's driving layup fell in at the buzzer to lift the Patriots to the win.

The Crusaders moved to 3-0 on the year after defeating the Hilltoppers in a Trailways-Central Conference road game.

The Cougars got 14 points from Micaela Ward, 11 from Tiffani Anderson and 10 from Brooke Birschbach as they held on down the stretch.

The decisions will be tough this season for Waupun gymnastics coach Jane Neevel, but she's not going to complain about the situation.

Mayville 59, Lomira 58: A fourth quarter rally wasn't enough for the Lions as the Cardinals won a close game down the stretch.

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 68, NFDL 50: The Orioles hung with the Chargers for the first quarter, but a bad second quarter allowed KML to jump out to a 10-point halftime lead and hold on to the win.

The Crusaders picked up their first win of the year in a Trailways-North Conference road game.