Fond du Lac Sports Headlines

At Kaukauna, Fond du Lac grabbed the lead with about 30 seconds left to pull out the victory.

The Warriors improved to 3-0, opening Eastern Wisconsin Conference play with a blowout victory.

The Spartans (3-0) dominated the fourth quarter, outscoring the Wolves 22-8 after trailing by three.

You can only compete with a good team for so long before turnovers and missed shots haunt you.

The Lions played right with the Chargers until the third quarter, where they were outscored 23-6.

The Orioles led by two a half, but were shut out 8-0 in the third quarter and the Foxes pulled away.

The Fond du Lac boys swim team had and hosted their second meet of the season Tuesday at the Fond du Lac Aquatic Center, where they were narrowly edged by Oshkosh North/Lourdes, 92-86.

The Cougars dropped to 2-1 on the season as the Falcons (3-0) outscored them 13-6 in the third quarter to take control.

Spartans' Brett Wittchow had 21 points and six rebounds as Laconia improved to 3-0 with another relatively easy win.

Winning a combined 26 conference games the past 10 seasons, the Mayville girls basketball program had enough.

Four years ago Steven Gross was scoring baskets for the Oakfield boys basketball team. Now, he's directing the Oaks' girls team to do the same.

WAUPUN Defense is the name of the game for the Central Wisconsin Christian girls basketball team. If it can find a little more offense, the Crusaders should be improved for 2013-14.

When the Lomira girls basketball team graduated eight seniors two years ago, a season where the Lions went 22-1 before losing in the sectional semifinal, head coach Jake Flood knew the next season would be a work in progress.

The Campbellsport girls basketball team has two main goals in mind for this season: have a winning record, and win a playoff game.

The Laconia girls basketball team is excited.

The Waupun girls basketball team entered the 2013-14 season ready to hit the ground running.

Being a good defensive team involves more than just applying good ball pressure, getting into passing lanes and providing weak-side help.

The Winnebago Lutheran Academy girls basketball team enters the 2013-14 season with a few question marks over its head - but it's nothing major that Vikings fans should worry about.

Coaches love when their roster has at least a fair amount of continuity from one season to the next.

Last season the St. Mary's Springs girls basketball team got within a sniff of the WIAA Stete Tournament, but all hopes vanished after a close 53-50 loss to The Prairie School in a Division 4 sectional final last March at Arrowhead High School.