Fond du Lac Sports Headlines

Waupun 27, New Holstein: The Warriors got their first win of the season in dramatic fashion, stopping a Huskies' 2-point conversion after they scored with 30 seconds left.

Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson is mourning the death of his young son, who died on Friday of injuries from a child abuse case.

Laconia 48, Lomira 7: The Spartans got another huge performance out of Levin Vande Berg, who ran 26 times for an even 300 yards and five touchdowns as Laconia 6-2 (4-2 Flyway) became playoff eligible.

Omro 41, Mayville 9: Foxes' running back Chris Hess had 246 total yards and four touchdowns as Omro moved to 6-2 (5-1).

The Green Bay Packers will pay the University of Wisconsin $3 million to host the Badgers' 2016 opener against LSU at Lambeau Field, according to the Wisconsin State Journal.

Catch our live pregame show Sunday morning with Press-Gazette Media's "Insiders" -- Pete Dougherty, Wes Hodkiewicz and Mike Vandermause -- from Baltimore.

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Having cruised through Eastern Wisconsin Conference play thus far, the ninth-ranked Waupun volleyball team got something it needed Thursday night - a challenge.

Fond du Lac junior Nichole Feltz is now 3-for-3 on tennis state tournament appearances.

Laconia 3, WLA 1: After dropping its first set, the Spartans rebounded with three straight wins to come out on top in a Flyway contest played at WLA.

NFDL 3, Lomira 2: The Lions pushed the Orioles to a game five after North Fondy won the first two, but held on in game 5.

Springs 1, NFDL/0 0: The Ledgers scored in the 52nd minute to break a deadlocked game to pick up the win.

Campbellsport Invitational: Led by Sam Candee's fourth place finish, the Cougars finished second out of nine teams while Mayville boys finished fourth. The Cougars were only two points behind leader Winneconne.

Fond du Lac 2, 1: Cardinals' Brock Lisowe knocked in a goal in the 86th minute to lift them in overtime.

Fond du Lac 3, Neenah 0: Adam Baltz finished with nine kills and Aaron Wendels totaled seven kills and seven digs as the Cardinals swept the Rockets to improve to 5-2 on the season.

WLA 6, Lomira 0: The Vikings wrapped up Flyway play with a convincing win over the Lions.

Fond du Lac junior Nichole Feltz is now 3-for-3 on tennis state tournament appearances.

Fond du Lac at Port Washington invite: The Cardinal girls' duo of junior Megan Buechel and sophomore Annie Moore were at it again, placing fourth and seventh as Fondy finished 10th out of 16 teams.

KML 2, CWC 0: The second-ranked Crusaders had to settle for a share of the Flyway Conference after being shut out by the Chargers, who joined CWC (16-4-1 (8-1) as co-champions with their win.

Watching North Fond du Lac's Parker Parrish run routes or defend against wide receivers, you'd think he was a four-year starter.