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    FOOTBALL

    Bay Port 28, Kimberly 13

    SUAMICO – Jackson Smith’s 74-yard touchdown run on the first play of the third quarter broke open a close game in the Pirates’ nonconference victory over the Papermakers.

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    Bay Port improves to 2-0 on the season with Kimberly falling to 0-2 for the first time since 2004.

    Ryder Timmerman scored on a 1-yard run and on a 19-yard reception. Braydon Maney also had an 18-yard scoring run for Bay Port.

    MORE: Wisconsin high school football scores, live updates | Week 2

    Maddux Hermus scored on runs of 8 and 2 yards for Kimberly.

    Kimberly 7 0 0 6 – 13

    Bay Port 7 7 7 7 – 28

    SCORING PLAYS

    First Quarter

    BP – Braydon Maney 18 run (Ryder Timmerman kick)

    K – Maddux Hermus 8 run (Hermus kick)

    Second Quarter

    BP – Timmerman 1 run (Timmerman kick)

    Third Quarter

    BP – Jackson Smith 74 run (Timmerman kick)

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    Fourth Quarter

    BP – Timmerman 19 pass from Bray Babich (Timmerman kick)

    K – Hermus 2 run (run failed)

    INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

    Rushing – Kimberly: Carter Rosen 9-60,Hermus 14-46. Bay Port: Smith 4-80, Babich 11-74, Maney 12-46.

    Passing – Kimberly: Hermus 10-25-1-100. Bay Port: Maney 7-9-1-70, Babich 7-11-0-64.

    Receiving – Kimberly: Chase Schiedermayer 3-14, Jake Mau 2-44. Bay Port: Jackson Otradovec 7-85.

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    Bay Port football beats Kimberly, starts 2-0 for first time since 2022

    Bay Port High School’s Andrew Houle (30) celebrates with his teammates after intercepting a pass against Kimberly High School on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Bay Port football beats Kimberly, starts 2-0 for first time since 2022

    Bay Port High School’s Andrew Houle (30) celebrates with his teammates after intercepting a pass against Kimberly High School on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Bay Port High School’s Braydon Maney (4) breaks free to score a touchdown against Kimberly High School on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Kimberly High School’s Chase Schiedermayer (1) makes a juggling catch against Bay Port High School on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Bay Port High School’s Jackson Smith (22) breaks free for a touchdown against Kimberly High School on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Kimberly High School’s Connor Bastian (60), Maddux Hermus (10) and Brady Reinke (44) celebrate after Hermus scores a touchdown against Bay Port High School on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Bay Port High School’s Braydon Maney (4) passes the ball against Kimberly High School on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Kimberly High School’s Jake Mau (81) and Chase Schiedermayer (1) react after a failed two-point conversion attempt against Bay Port High School on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Bay Port High School’s Jackson Otradovec (5) is tripped up by Kimberly High School’s Ethan Bell (2) on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Green Bay-area high school sports results for Thursday, Aug. 27

    Bay Port High School’s Braydon Maney (4) celebrates with Cash Ebeling (34) and Brady Suda (14) after scoring a touchdown against Kimberly High School on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Kimberly High School’s Carter Rosen (23) runs the ball against Bay Port High School on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Bay Port football beats Kimberly, starts 2-0 for first time since 2022

    Bay Port High School’s Bray Babich (13) stiff-arms Kimberly High School’s George Philipsen (9) on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Kimberly High School’s Maddux Hermus (10) is tackled by a host of Bay Port High School defenders on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Bay Port High School’s Steve Jorgensen argues with a referee during a game against Kimberly High School on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Kimberly High School’s Parker Kingsley (99) tackles Bay Port High School’s Braydon Maney (4) on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Bay Port High School’s Evan Lundgaard (20) celebrates after the Pirates force a turnover on downs against Kimberly High School on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Bay Port High School’s Ryder Timmerman (0) runs the ball against Kimberly High School on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Kimberly High School’s Maddux Hermus (10) is tackled by Bay Port High School’s Rex Helms (3) on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Bay Port High School’s Rex Helms (3) breaks up a pass intended for Kimberly High School’s Brady Reinke (44) on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Bay Port High School’s Jackson Otradovec (5) runs the ball after making a catch against Kimberly High School on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Bay Port High School’s Jackson Otradovec (5), Owen Sartorelli (1) and Jackson Smith (22) celebrate after Smith scores a touchdown against Kimberly High School on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Bay Port High School’s Crew Kujava (92) rushes Kimberly High School’s Maddux Hermus (10) on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    22 / 25

    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Bay Port High School’s Andrew Houle (30) intercepts a pass against Kimberly High School on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
    Tork Mason/Green Bay Press-Gazette

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    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Bay Port High School’s Braydon Maney (left) breaks a tackle by Kimberly High School’s Reed Beck (right) on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Bay Port High School’s Brenen Flick (8) reacts after the Pirates get a defensive stop against Kimberly High School on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    Check out photos from Bay Port vs. Kimberly football

    Bay Port High School’s Owen Sartorelli (1) shouts as he’s introduced before a game against Kimberly High School on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026, at Bay Port High School in Suamico, Wisconsin. Bay Port won the game, 28-13.
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    West De Pere 35, Appleton North 7

    DE PERE – The Phantoms led 21-0 at halftime in the nonconference victory over the Lightning.

    Cooper Schabo ran for 169 yards and two touchdowns for West De Pere. Andrew Greisen passed for 173 yards and one touchdown.

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    Appleton North got its only score on a 4-yard run by Calvin Hank in the fourth quarter.

    Appleton North 0 0 0 7 – 7

    West De Pere 7 14 7 7 – 35

    SCORING PLAYS

    First Quarter

    WDP – Colton Neuens 6 pass from Andrew Greisen (Maverick Lor kick)

    Second Quarter

    WDP – Parker Gallant 6 run (Lor kick)

    WDP – Cooper Schabo 27 run (Lor kick)

    Third Quarter

    WDP – Schabo 1 run (Lor kick)

    Fourth Quarter

    WDP – Parker Sell 2 run (Lor kick)

    AN – Calvin Hank 4 run (Brendan Hyatt kick)

    INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

    Rushing – Appleton North: Brock Struensee 16-60. West De Pere: Schabo 19-169, Gallant 13-67.

    Passing – Appleton North: Owen Rein 8-18-1-83, Matthew Stoltz 2-2-0-51. West De Pere: Greisen 16-25-0-173.

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    Receiving – Appleton North: Rylan Davia 2-69, Brody Olp 4-46. West De Pere: Neuens 7-85, Darian Acevedo-Ortiz 3-29.

    Sturgeon Bay 24, Clintonville 6

    STURGEON BAY – Trygg Stuth threw touchdown passes of 9, 5 and 36 yards to lead the Clippers to the win over the Truckers.

    The Truckers scored their only touchdown on a 2-yard pass from Parker Soldner to Carter Longsine.

    Clintonville 6 0 0 0 – 6

    Sturgeon Bay 12 6 6 0 – 24

    SCORING PLAYS

    First Quarter

    SB – Shaun Estrada 43 run (pass failed)

    SB – Estrada 9 pass from Trygg Stuth (pass failed)

    C – Carter Longsine 2 pass from Parker Soldner (pass failed)

    Second Quarter

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    SB – Vince Laughlin 5 pass from Stuth (run failed)

    Third Quarter

    SB – Alex Boden 36 pass from Stuth (run failed)

    INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

    Rushing – Clintonville: Payton Sanford 10-(-5), Parker Soldner 12-(-23). Sturgeon Bay: Shaun Estrada 27-93, Jhamir Robertson 4-15, Trygg Stuth 8-8, Drew Propsom 3-1.

    Passing – Clintonville: Soldner 9-22-0-97. Sturgeon Bay: Stuth 10-21-1-166.

    Receiving – Clintonville: Carter Longsine 4-75, Deklen Korth 3-13, Nolan Floyd 2-9. Sturgeon Bay: Alex Boden 4-101, Ben Olson 2-30, Shaun Estrad 2-20, Vince Laughlin 2-15.

    Bonduel 19, Coleman 7

    COLEMAN – The Bears limited the Cougars to just 126 yards of offense on 42 plays in gaining the win.

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    Bonduel, which had 206 yards of offense, was led by Carter Moesch who rushed for 86 yards on 20 carries. Malachi Gray added 67 yards rushing.

    Coleman’s Wyatt Bieber gained 37 yards on nine carries.

    Bonduel 6 6 0 7 – 19

    Coleman 0 7 0 0 – 7

    SCORING PLAYS

    First Quarter

    B – Carter Moesch 4 pass from Quinn Wesenberg (extra point failed)

    Second Quarter

    B – Jayden Popp 6 pass from Wesenberg (extra point failed)

    Third Quarter

    C – Kolton Peters 35 pass from Kollin Peters (Kolton Peters kick)

    Fourth Quarter

    B – Wesenberg 1 run (Popp kick)

    INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

    Rushing – Bonduel: Quinn Wesenberg 3-12, Malachi Gray 14-67, Carter Moesch 20-86. Coleman: Kollin Peters 9-19, Zachary Ziemer 1-(-2), Kolton Peters 9-17, Wyatt Bieber 9-37, James Nowak 1-7, Robert Lange 4-4.

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    Passing – Bonduel: Wesenberg 4-9-1-33-1. Coleman: Kollin Peters 2-9-1-44.

    Receiving – Bonduel: Popp 1-6, Gray 1-6, Jake Weier 1-14, Jack Zernicke 1-7. Coleman: Kolton Peters 1-35, Zach Ziemer 1-9.

    Crivitz 45, Peshtigo 7

    PESHTIGO – The Wolverines rushed for 369 yards and four touchdowns in the win over the Bulldogs.

    Nicholas LaVesser and Brayden Sellen led Crivitz with 94 and 74 yards rushing, respectively.

    Cody Nesberg led Peshtigo offensively with 60 yards rushing.

    Crivitz 13 12 7 13 – 45

    Peshtigo 0 7 0 0 – 7

    SCORING PLAYS

    First Quarter

    C – Calvin Dodsworth 25 pass from Colton Arpke (kick failed)

    C – Alex Kaufman 32 run (Gaetano Biundo kick)

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    C – Brayden Sellen 46 pass from Arpke (kick failed)

    Second Quarter

    P – Cody Nesberg 5 run (Levi Hodgins kick)

    C – Sellen 31 pass from Arpke (pass failed)

    Third Quarter

    C – Kallen Betka 9 run (Biundo kick)

    C – Nicholas LaVesser 7 run (Biundo kick)

    Fourth Quarter

    C – LaVesser 60 run (kick failed)

    INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

    Rushing – Crivitz: Alex Kaufman 1-32, LaVesser 9-94, Kallen Betka 9-69, Nino Robinson 11-46, Kason Kroll 1-8, Colton Arpke 8-40, Cayden Kirby 2-6, Sellen 8-74. Peshtigo: Carson Thomas 3-14, Charlie Cooper 3-9, Jordan Tirpik 7-21, Cody Nesberg 8-60.

    Passing – Crivitz: Colton Arpke 3-4-0-102. Peshtigo:Jordan Tirpik 1-7-0-13.

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    Receiving – Crivitz: Calvin Dodsworth 1-25, Sellen 2-77. Peshtigo: Carter Drong 1-13.

    BOYS SOCCER

    Green Bay Preble 1, Appleton East 0

    APPLETON – Joe Rivas scored off an assist from Cam Howard to lead the Hornets to the win over the Patriots.

    Brace Massio made three saves in goal for Preble (1-0-1).

    Notre Dame 1, Sun Prairie East 0

    SUN PRAIRIE – Braden Maxfield scored in the second half to give the Tritons the win over the Cardinals.

    Riley Klika had an assist on the goal for Notre Dame.

    Luxemburg-Casco 1, Kaukauna 0

    LUXEMBURG- The Spartans got a goal in the 21st minute from Elvin Mendoza and went on to defeat the Ghosts.

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    Connor Hart had the assist on Mendoza’s goal for Luxemburg-Casco.

    Carson Koller had 10 saves in goal for Luxemburg-Casco.

    Ty Tripp had three saves for Kaukauna.

    Pulaski 2, Xavier 0

    APPLETON – The Red Raiders got two second-half goals from Kevin Cruz Lagunes in the win over the Hawks.

    Brayden Puyleart and Colin Tackmier assisted on Pulaski’s goals.

    Blake Batzer had three saves in goal for Pulaski.

    Elias Backes had five saves for Xavier (0-2).

    Marinette 2, Seymour 1

    SEYMOUR – Brandon Rabideau and Trevin Smercheck scored goals to lead the Marines to the win over the Thunder.

    Landen Staggs had an assist for Marinette.

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    Sturgeon Bay 2, Gibraltar 1

    STURGEON BAY – The Clippers rallied for two second-half goals to defeat the Vikings.

    Algoma 5, Peshtigo 0

    ALGOMA – The Wolves outscored the Bulldogs 4-0 in the second half to win easily.

    GIRLS TENNIS

    Fox Valley Lutheran 5, Marinette 2

    Aerial Visocky FVL def. Cora Parchim 6-4, 6-4; Addie Kasten FVL def. Adeline Bantle 6-0, 6-0; Liz Wade M def. Chris Wang 6-2, 5-7, 10-7; Noelle Kelley FVL def. Cora Delfosse 6-3, 6-1.

    Bianca Furton/Norah Clochesy M def. Ella Xu/Louisa Falck 6-1, 6-0; Alyssa Vanderhoof/Lilly Demianiuk FVL def. Dorathy Ezeh/Zoey Pada 6-1, 6-1; Josannah Koehler/Jovi Farrell FVL def. Delainey Savola/Amberly Bantle 6-0, 6-1.

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    De Pere 4, Brookfield Central 3 (Wednesday)

    McKaela Smith BC def. Alexis Bowen 6-2, 6-1; Maddie Lindberg BC def. Annie Kraszewski 6-1, 6-3; Elizabeth Hayak-Siharath BC def. Sophia Yang 6-3, 6-2; Soma Kadipi Reddy DP def. Palak Bhagat 6-1, 6-3.

    Lillianna Graf/Maria Cristescu DP def. Rhea Maheshwari/Shreya Kapoor 6-2, 6-0; Olivia Krepline/Maggie McDonough DP def. Tess Pierce/Akshita Tyagi 6-2, 6-4; Ava Gafvert/Ellie Thiem DP def. Hawwa Hassan/Katelyn Picard 6-4, 6-4.

    Madison West 5, De Pere 2 (Wednesday)

    Kaylee Li MW def. Alexis Bowen 6-0, 6-2; Kylie Chiu MW def. Annie Kraszewski 6-2, 6-4; Mufan Li MW def. Sophia Yang 6-4, 6-4; Scarlett Shadman MW def. Soma Kadipi Reddy 6-3 (3), 7-6 (4).

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    Lilliana Graf/Maria Cristescu DP def. Lilah Dean/Emmy Schultz 3-6, 6-4, 10-7; Olivia Krepline/Maggie McDonough DP def. Caroline Held/April Stern 2-6, 6-2, 10-6; Isabel Roang/Leah Devarney MW def. Ava Gafvert/Ellie Thiem 6-4, 6-2.

    CROSS-COUNTRY

    Two Rivers Invitational

    BOYS

    NOTRE DAME 32, WEST DE PERE 62, MANITOWOC LUTHERAN 96, NEWCHAA HOMESCHOOL 97, MANITOWOC LINCOLN 110, BAY PORT 159, MASON COUNTY CENTRAL 179, VALDERS 188, MISHICOT 212, TWO RIVERS 240, HOWARDS GROVE 246, SHEBOYGAN CHRISTIAN 258, KEWAUNEE 266

    First place and area finishers in top 15: 1, Eli Weiss ND 16:32.7; 3, Colson Baudhuin ND 16:47.8; 4, Dominic Natzke WDP 16:57.2; 5, Zachary Natzke WDP 16:58.9; 7, Nicholas Fogarty ND 17:19.7; 8, Evan Bright WDP 17:20.7; 9, Diego Martens NEWCHAA 17:21.7; 10, Marshall Pahl ND 17:36.8; 11, Garett Parker ND 17:40.8; 14, Lincoln Crabb WDP 17:52.4; 15, John Norton ND 17:58.1.

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    GIRLS

    NOTRE DAME 72, MANITOWOC LINCOLN 73, BAY PORT 74, TWO RIVERS 137, VALDERS 143, SOUTHERN DOOR 163, MANITOWOC LUTHERAN 190, MASON COUNTY CENTRAL 201, MISHICOT 203, WEST DE PERE 206, KEWAUNEE 240, SHEBOYGAN CHRISTIAN 381

    First place and area finishers in top 15: 1, Natalie Portmann MAN 19:23.7; 4, Anna Miller ND 19:39.3; 6, Malaina Veeser SD 19:55.1; 7, Ellie Gosa ND 20:08.0; 8, Chloe Crabb WDP 20:11.8; 10, Onika Colassacco BP 20:22.0; 13, Eloise Holman BP 20:27.3; 14, Ava Roland BP 20:28.7; 15, Mya Beckett ND 20:32.7.

    Gibraltar Chief Kahquados Invitational

    BOYS

    LUXEMBURG-CASCO 21, MAUSTON 38, STURGEON BAY 118, OCONTO 122, REEDSVILLE 122, PROVIDENCE ACADEMY (GREEN BAY) 132, RONCALLI, CRIVITZ, GIBRALTAR, DENMARK, WRIGHTSTOWN INCOMPLETE TEAMS

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    First place and area finishers in top 15: 1, Ezra Treml LC 16:04.63; 2, Zach Tassoul LC 17:08.94; 5, Mathias Schroth WRI 17:54.07; 7, Marcis Doell LC 18:17.60; 8, Jacob Richlen CRI 18:24.38; 9, Bryce Piesler LC 18:24.96; 10, Noah Dubois LC 18:26.11; 12, Evan Vandermause LC 18:46.61; 13, Graham De Voe GIB 18:46.92; 15, Wesley Demmin DEN 19:19.67.

    GIRLS

    LUXEMBURG-CASCO 29, DENMARK 67, STURGEON BAY 69, MAUSTON 94, ALGOMA 106, OCONTO 151, CRIVITZ, PROVIDENCE ACADEMY (GREEN BAY), WRIGHTSTOWN INCOMPLETE TEAMS

    First place and area finishers in top 15: 1, Claire DuChateau LC 18:54.34; 2, Delaney Skiba SB 21:08.32; 3, Adeline Treml LC 21:30.58; 4, Caroline Pleuss CRI 22:01.17; 6, Gretta Annoye LC 22:20.62; 7, Katelyn Demmin DEN 22:39.61; 8, Madison Frank LC 23:24.80; 9, Ellie Reif ALG 23:33.75; 10, Megan Selle SB 23:47.34; 11, Claire Gerdmann ALG 23:59.73; 12, Emma Abel DEN 24:30.21; 13, Eve Vandervest DEN 24:34.53; 14, Ellison Bosman LC 24:36.58; 15, Charli Bosman LC 24:37.09.

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