Elizabeth Dornfeld, Pulaski’s No. 4 singles player, scored the only victory for the Red Raiders in a 6-1 loss to De Pere on Sept. 30.

Dornfeld defeated Soma Kadipi Reddy 6-4, 6-4.

Coming up short in their singles matches were Ruth Krause, Anna Krause and Emory Groteluschen.

Doubles losses were recorded by Linde Lemerond and Aubrie Schuessler, Ayla Groteluschen and Gretchen Rottier, and Aubrey Coel and Riley Hartman.

The final regular-season home game for the Shawano football team turned out to be one for the Hawks and their fans to forget about.

The Hawks will play their home games on a brand new turf field starting next season and wrapped up their home schedule Sept. 27 with a 37-8 nonconference loss to Luxemburg-Casco.

Will the Lena/St. Thomas Aquinas Academy football team advance to the WIAA 8-player state championship game for the second year in a row?

That remains to be seen, but if their last game is any indication, the Titans are well on their way.

Lena/STAA improved to 6-0 on the season and 5-0 in Across the Bay Conference play Sept. 26 by handing Suring a 36-6 loss at Lena High School.

With three games remaining in the regular season, the Oconto Falls Panthers are in the hunt for another Northwoods Conference football championship.

The Panthers took a big step toward their first conference title since 2023 on Sept. 26 with a 24-8 win over Coleman while improving to 5-1 overall and 4-0 in Northwoods play.

Oconto Falls 24, Coleman 8

Oconto Falls freshman Stella Ripley, left, celebrates her sister, Lucy Ripley, and her 1,000 career kills on the volleyball court. The milestone was reached in a match against Denmark.

The Oconto Falls volleyball team turned in a dominant performance at the West De Pere Invitational on Sept. 27, finishing the day undefeated and capturing the tournament championship with a perfect 5-0 record.

The Panthers controlled morning pool play with three straight wins, defeating Sheboygan Falls (25-10, 25-22), Marinette (25-12, 25-11) and county rival Oconto (25-23, 26-24).