Wrightstown scored 21 first quarter points on their way to a 35-6 route of Sturgeon Bay
last night. The Clippers could not contain the Tigers ground game. John Swanson ran for 114 yards on 12 carries, Erik Geiger carried four times for 77 yards and a touchdown, Frank Martin had one rush for 39 yards and a touchdown and Andy Boylan added 51 yards on 10 carries and two touchdowns.
The Clippers scored their only touchdown late in the fourth quarter when John Parent flipped to Ryan Muraski for a four yard score. The Clippers fall to (0-4) in the Olympian/Packerland Conference. They also eliminate themselves from playoff contention. 

The Luxemburg-Casco Spartans (1-3,1-4 overall) hit the road tonight for a tough Bay Conference match-up with the Denmark Vikings (4-0,4-1 overall). The pre-game show begins at 6:45p.m. on 96.7 FM WBDK. The Vikings, ranked 8th in this weeks coaches poll, are the lone undefeated team in the conference. Their only loss was a 35-20 defeat to
Kewaunee in week two and they are the number one team in Division 5. Denmark has been led this season by senior Logan Krueger, who has done it all for the Vikings this year. He has scored running the ball, a kickoff return for a touchdown and an interception return for a score as well. They come in winners of three in a row, their latest victory
against Marinette last week 30-12. The Spartans lost another tough one last week during their homecoming game 21-14 against Seymour. The loss was the second straight and another game that L-C had opportunities to win but just couldn't seal the deal. They took the lead in the second half only to see the Thunder tie and eventually win the game on a 50 yard pass play with :36 left. The Spartans now would have to win the rest of their games to guarantee themselves a spot in the playoffs. L-C could still get in winning three of the last four earning them a .500 record in conference play, but they would need to be chosen by the playoff committee to get in. Spartans head coach Pete Kline feels his team is capable of winning tonight, but it must start with his offensive line.
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You can hear both coaches interviews on the pre-game show beginning at 6:45 from Denmark High School on 96.7FM WBDK.

Last night's broadcast of the "Sports Page" on 104.1 FM WRLU was held at Miller Park in Milwaukee. We took the show on the road thanks to our host The Ladder House in Sturgeon Bay. Karen Klement and I polled the Sturgeon Bay fans on the coach bus on various Brewers opinion questions. The unanimous favorite player award went to Ryan Braun. He received double the votes that Prince Fielder received.
We also asked Brewers fan to share their favorite Brewers memory. Some of the better answers included stories about the All-Star Game in Milwaukee that ended in 11 innings, Robin Yount's 3,000 hit and the 1982 World Series.
The Brewers won the opening game in a three game series with the Cardinals 13-5.
The "Sports Page" will be back at the Ladder House next Monday for our sports talk show from 7:00 p.m. until 8:30 p.m.

The Green Bay Packers proved themselves once again yesterday at Lambeau Field with a 31-24 win over the San Diego Chargers. The game started off with a momentum killing incomplete pass on fourth and two. Favre tried to hit Driver on a quick slant when he looked to be knocked off his route by the Chargers secondary. Pass interference was not called and Phillip Rivers led the Chargers down the field for a quick 7-point lead.
Bubba Franks dropped a touchdown pass in the end zone on the next possession and it looked like the beginning of a long day for the Packers offense. Rookie kicker Mason Crosby made a 22-yard field goal as a result of the dropped pass.
The score was 7-3 after one quarter of play. Brett Favre threw career touchdown pass number 418 with just under 12 minutes left to play in the first half to give Green Bay a 10-7 lead. Donald Driver was on the receiving end of the five-yard pitch and catch.
Favre did it again late in the second quarter when he connected with Bubba Franks for a five yard touchdown giving the Packers a 17-7 lead
San Diego would strike right back with 2:48 left in the first half with a 63-yard drive. The series ended with a touchdown to close the gap to three points at the half.
The Chargers came out of the locker room and began the third quarter with an 80-yard drive capped off by a 21-yard screen play to LaDainian Tomlinson. They took the 21-17 lead into the fourth quarter when Brett Favre led Green Bay on a drive that stalled on the one-yard line on fourth down and goal.
The defense held on the next drive and gave Favre and the offense one last chance with 2:18 left to play in regulation. On second and 10 from the Packers 43 yard line, Brett Favre threw the all time NFL record tying touchdown pass to Greg Jennings. The 57-yard touchdown tied Favre with Dan Marino at 420 career TD passes. Number four finished the day 28/45 passing with 369 yards and three touchdowns.
Middle linebacker Nick Barnett sealed the Packers victory with a 38-yard interception return to the three-yard line. Brandon Jackson scored two plays later from the one-yard line with 1:59 remaining. The 31-24 final was a shock to nearly everyone in the football world and proved to many Packer fans that this team is for real. Green Bay will travel to Minnesota to play the Vikings on Sunday. The Packers are (3-0) and alone atop the NFC North Division.

After two weeks, the Green Bay Packers are number one in the NFL in offensive red-zone efficiency. The Packers have scored five out of their five trips inside the red-zone this season. Green Bay has scores touchdowns in four of the five trips.
Left guard Daryn Colledge takes pride in the statistic. Being ranked number one inside the red-zone is something the offensive line feels strongly about.
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Rookie running back DeShawn Wynn turned some heads last week. He scored two touchdowns against the Giants and hopes he will be given more opportunities this week. The red-zone stat did not mean a lot to him, however. He said the only thing that matters is winning.
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The San Diego Chargers travel to Lambeau Field Sunday for a noon kickoff. You can catch the Packers pre-game show beginning at 11:00 a.m. on 104.1 FM WRLU and 105.1 FM WSBW.