Wednesday, March 6, 2013
The Lady Knights lost 45-32 to the Prairie School Lady Hawks Wednesday night in Kenosha.
The Prairie School Lady Hawks took on the Dominican Knights Wednesday at Bradford High School. Both teams played hard to keep their journey going to the WIAA state girls basketball tournament. In the end, the Hawks pulled out the win, 45 to 32. The Hawks will move on to play the winner of the St. Mary's Springs-Markesan game at 3:30pm at Arrowhead High School.
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
After school officials removed the existing logo because it contained a religious symbol, the Messmer/Shorewood co-op football team will wear new decals during Friday night's game.
Messmer/Shorewood football coach Drake Zortman said new helmet decals to be debuted Friday night will celebrate the success the co-op football team has realized this season. "A 6-1 record currently, and locking up a playoff berth," Zortman said, detailing the successes. Shorewood district officials removed the student-designed logo that was used this year — a greyhound and a bishop’s hat with a religious cross, which represent both schools — after a parent emailed the district and expressed concern over its religious symbolism. On Wednesday afternoon during a press conference, Zortman unveiled the team's new logo: a football with the words "2012 Playoffs" on it. "I think we're going to be the only school celebrating on their helmets the …
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
The Blue Dukes host Cedarburg at 7 p.m. The local cable sports station will also rebroadcast the game at 3:30 p.m. Sunday.
Time Warner Sports 32 will broadcast Friday’s Whitefish Bay-Cedarburg football game live from Sheldon Lubar Stadium in Whitefish Bay. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. The Blue Dukes suffered a heartbreaking loss at Germantown on Friday, 14-13. Their record is 1-1 overall and 0-1 in the North Shore Conference. Cedarburg has won both its games to begin the season, including a 34-14 victory over Grafton to open the North Shore Conference season. A year ago, the Bulldogs shocked the Blue Dukes 25-21 after Whitefish Bay led 14-0. Whitefish Bay opened the season with high hopes and drilled Slinger 42-0 to begin the season. Against Germantown, the Blue Dukes led 6-0 and 13-7, but a missed extra point was the difference. The Warhawks killed off the last 2 …
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Monday, August 20, 2012
Whitefish Bay advanced to WIAA Level 3 for the first time in 2011, and 22 players from that squad return for a run at more success.
Whitefish Bay High School's football team qualified for the playoffs on the last day of the regular season in 2011, then knocked off Bradley Tech and Brookfield East to reach Level 3 for the first time in school history. The Blue Dukes' season begins Friday at Slinger. The entire schedule is: (*-North Shore Conference game Homecoming in bold) Results and statistics are updated regularly at WisSports.net.
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Gov. Scott Walker has on his desk new legislation that would require young athletes suspected of having a head injury to be removed from the activity until he or she can be evaluated by a health care provider.
Randee Drew saw stars as he dropped to one knee. Moments before, the 190-pound Northern Illinois cornerback attempted to tackle a 270-pound Wisconsin Badgers tight end in a game at Camp Randall Stadium during the 2002 season. "I whacked him with everything I had," said Drew, a member of the Nicolet High School Athletic Hall of Fame. "I was kind of woozy for about two plays," he added during a recent interview. "I said, 'Please Lord, don't throw the ball over here,' because I wasn't all there." Given the hard-hitting nature of football, there is not much that can be done to prevent concussions, according to Drew. However, Drew said that once an athlete is dazed by a big hit, trainers, coaches and parents need to proper care is given to …
Friday, March 16, 2012
With a win over Colfax Thursday night, the Knights now face off against an undefeated Cuba City team for the D4 state title.
Fifteen points, fifteen rebounds and 14 blocks is a pretty good game for a freshman basketball player, but for 6-foot-9 forward Diamond Stone it was just another day at the office. Stone led the Knights to a state semi-finals victory over Colfax at the Kohl Center Thursday night, launching the Division 4 team to the state finals, according to a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article. With a final score of 67-44, Dominican's other top scorers were junior guard Duane Wilson, with 22 points and six assists, and senior guard Jamall Taylor, with 15 points and seven rebounds, according to the Journal Sentinel. Both Wilson and Taylor were named to the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association's Division 4 All-State squad. Dominican, with a record of …
Thursday, March 15, 2012
With a win over Wauwatosa West Thursday night, the only thing that stands between the Blue Dukes and a trip to the state tournament is a sectional finals game against New Berlin Eisenhower on Saturday.
The Whitefish Bay girls basketball team looked strong in its win over Wauwatosa West Thursday night, and now the Blue Dukes are just one win away from the state tournament. The Blue Dukes came out strong right out of the gate with a score of 20-6 after the first quarter. The scoring was a little more balanced through the remaining three quarters, leaving the Blue Dukes with a 54-37 win to advance to the final round of sectionals Saturday. Maya Jones led scoring for the Blue Dukes with 15 points. Elisabeth Johnston, Lindsey Agnew and Ava Stock scored 12 points a piece. Now, the Dukes tip off against New Berlin Eisenhower (25-0) at 1 p.m. Saturday at Waukesha South. The winner of that game goes to the Division 2 state tournament. Last year…
Friday, March 9, 2012
The Blue Dukes will advance to the final round of regionals on Saturday with a home game against Brown Deer; young Shorewood team looks forward to potential of next year's squad.
The halfcourt lob that guard Maddy Garcia drained, beating the buzzer signaling the end of the first quarter, was indicative of Whitefish Bay’s night as they cruised past Shorewood Friday, 44-24, in a Division 2 WIAA regional semifinal game. It would be Garcia’s only three points of the night, but with Whitefish Bay’s defense and the Greyhounds missing six of their nine free throws, they picked up their 19th win of the season. With Friday night’s win, the Dukes are looking forward to the WIAA regional finals round, where they will clash with Brown Deer on Saturday. Elisabeth Johnston and Maya Jonas led the way for the Dukes with 11 points apiece, and Grace Hayes picked up five points for the Greyhounds. Dukes head coach Greg Capper said …
Monday, February 27, 2012
Joey Davey is only Blue Dukes wrestler, among four to qualify, to win a match. Check out photos from the weekend's action.
Four Whitefish Bay High School wrestlers qualified for the WIAA individual state tournament in Madison last weekend. Only one, junior Joey Davey, came away with a victory. At 113 pounds, Davey defeated Kevin Urban of New London 7-0. He lost the next two matches and finished with a 27-12 record. Other Whitefish Bay results were: 106 pounds: Max Carlin lost his only match, 7-5 to Bee Lor of Wausau West. Carlin, a junior, ended with a 37-11 record. 160: Rashadeem Gray lost his first two matches and ended the season with a 36-15 record. 182: Nick Levings lost his first two matches and finished with a 26-14 record.
Blue Dukes cruised to sectional crown on Friday with a better team score than the one that captured Division 2 state in 2011. Here's a look ahead to this week's state meet in Wisconsin Rapids.
A dominating victory on Friday in the WIAA Division 2 girls gymnastics sectional set up the Whitefish Bay team perfectly to defend their state championship. Last year, the Blue Dukes took home the big trophy with a score of 142.167. They easily eclipsed that score in this year's sectional round, posting 143.325 — 16 points more than runner-up Waterford. It was the best score among Division 2 teams in all sectionals Individual competition is Friday night in Wisconsin Rapids, with the team competition on Saturday. River Falls, a perennial power in Division 2, scored 142.100 in its sectional and could be the biggest challenger. Two other teams reached 140 in the sectional round — Holmen and Mount Horeb. Maggie Anderson led a 2-3-4 finish in …
Jim Genthe
10:58 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
Hmm...13 days after the fact and still no listing of "hatred & venom"... Cow Dung, I fear we'll be wise not to hold our collective breath waiting...◕ ‿ ◕ more ›