In Olympian- Packerland Conference football Friday night it was Kewaunee over Sturgeon Bay by the score of 42 to 13. Alex Delebreau was 9 out of 17 for 147 yards passing and five touchdowns. Alex Schleis rushed for 124 yards on 19 carries. In the receiving category it was Tyler Thompson finishing the night with 5 catches for 111 yards and four touchdowns. Jeremy Christian had 1 catch for 8 yards and one touchdown.
Sturgeon Bay ends the season with seven consecutive losses. The Clippers were hit with a rash of injuries at crucial positions and could not bounce back with a depleted squad. John Parent rushed for a touchdown and threw another to Simon Rabas.
Kewaunee playoff football will continue on 102.1 FM WRKU. Paul Nimmer and Brian Dauk will follow the team throughout the state playoffs.

In a non-conference game that was delayed for one hour due to lightning, the Gibraltar Vikings routed the Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Resorters 34-0 Thursday night. Gibraltar (3-6)
took an 8-0 lead into halftime on a 12 yard run by Tom Sawyer. Gibraltar then scored on two touchdowns each in the third and fourth quarter. Senior running back Nick Weborg scored on three rushing touchdown including a 54 yard run that broke the game open. Sawyer scored on another 12 yard run with 3:51 left in the fourth quarter to conclude the scoring. Gibraltar was able to take advantage of seven turnovers by the Resorters to preserve their first shutout of the year. The Vikings celebrated the victory by
taking a "team dip" into the standing water in the north end zone after the game. Thursday's night game was the final varsity game for the four seniors on Gibraltar's roster. Nick
Weborg, Marshall Larsen, Ian Anschutz and Eric Williams were saluted prior to the game.

Hilbert crushed Algoma 42-14 in the regular season finale. Both teams are playoff eligible and await their postseason destiny. Algoma was led by a balanced attack featuring Christian Barnica on the ground and Craig Kirchman through the air. Barnica ran for over 100 yards and Craig Kirchman threw for 126 yards on 14 attempts.

Oconto quarterback Ben Ruechel rushed for 164 yards and a pair of touchdowns to lead Oconto over Southern Door. Michael Blizel connected with Adam Tassoul for two touchdown passes in the final quarter of play to make the score appear extremely close. Eagles' senior quarterback Michael Blizel managed to pass for 148 yards. Dustin Englebert led the rushing attack with 39 yards. Derek Hawkey caught five balls for 52 yards.

Kewaunee is on upset alert this evening when Sturgeon Bay hosts the number one team in the state on 104.1 FM WRLU and 102.1 FM WRKU. The Clippers have nothing to lose with a (1-5) record and Kewaunee will try not to peer past the Clippers and into the first
week of the playoffs. Kewaunee Coach Kurt Flaaten realizes that is a possibility. He said their coaching staff has been working extra hard to drive home the fact that Sturgeon Bay does not play like a team that has not won a game on the field. (Their lone win came after a forfeit because Valders used ineligible players.)
The Clippers seemed to get their offense back on track last week against Mishicot. They fell 21-19 but the addition of Simon Rabas in the passing game made a real difference.
Kewaunee is dominant. They have outscored opponents 3-1 (263-98) this season. The Clippers will look to contain the highflying Kewaunee squad at 7:00 p.m. Our pre-game coverage of Kewaunee and Sturgeon Bay begins at 6:30 p.m. Kewaunee football is broadcast every week on 102.1 FM WRKU. Sturgeon Bay football is heard on a weekly basis on 104.1 FM WRLU.

In the final football game of the season, Gibraltar (2-6) will host Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah (3-5) at Fish Creek.
The Vikings are coming off a 27-14 loss to Reedsvillle last Friday, while the Resorters defeated Sheboygan Area Lutheran/Kohler 14-13. Being that it's Senior Night, as well as Parent's night, Gibraltar will recognize the four seniors on the roster, Marshall Larsen, Nick Weborg, Ian Anschutz and Eric Williams before the game. Viking head coach John Sawyer talked about the return of sophomore Tom Sawyer to the line-up as well as his team's goal for tonight's game.
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Gibraltar leads the Olympian/Packerland Conference Small in total offensive yards with 3082, but also has given up the most yards defensively with 2876. Tune into tonight's pre-game show at 6:45 for Coach Sawyer's complete comments on 105.1FM WSBW.
Kick-off is set for 7:00pm.

Luxemburg-Casco played at Southern Door in the regional volleyball tournament in Division 2 last night. The Spartans swept the Eagles in three games. Final scores were 25-19, 25-18, 25-22. Stats leaders for L-C:
Kalli Schmelzer 13 kills, 10 digs
Jennifer Champeau 24 assists, 4 digs, 3 aces
Danielle Mleziva 6 kills, 8 digs
Gina Rubens 5 kills, 5 digs
Kim Mleziva 5 kills, 5 digs
Karissa Renard 12 digs
Katie Schaus 3 kills, 3 digs

Reedsville swept Sevastopol in three straight 25-13, 25-13, 26-24. Sarah Newkirk led the Pioneers with 10 service points.

Mishicot strolled past Algoma 25-18, 25-10, 25-19. Kiah Simon had seven blocks, Sam Zastrow six kills and Kassandra Massart 15 assists for the Wolves.

Manitowoc Lutheran also proved Packerland Conference volleyball was down this year by sweeping Kewaunee 25-6, 25-14, 25-16.

Sturgeon Bay traveled to Little Chute and lost 25-5, 25-5, 25-9. The Clippers were dominated in all aspects of the game.

The only team to win in the Packerland Conference was Gibraltar. They received a forfeit from Wolf River Academy.

By Nick Freimuth DoorCountyDailyNews.com

The Resch Center in Green Bay was home to the Milwaukee Bucks last night. Western Conference up and comers the Denver Nuggets took advantage of Buck's defensive shortcomings and dominated in the second half on their way to a 104-78 win. Bucks' coach Larry Krystkowiak termed the loss as "humbling." The exhibition game turned into a dunk fest early. The Nuggets threw picture perfect alley-oop dunks throughout the ball game. Krystkowiak talked about why is team was ineffective.
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The Bucks fell behind by 26 points in the third quarter and could not come back without the play of Michael Redd and Andrew Bogut. Yi Jian Lian played a small role in the contest but finished with nine points. Allen Iverson stole the show with 22 points and Carmello Anthony added 16. Iverson talked about playing in the city devoted to Brett Favre.
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Krystkowiak blamed most of what transpired on a lack of conditioning among his players. It's something he vowed to go to work on today in practice. The Bucks are now (2-2) n the exhibition season.
                     

Sturgeon Bay football coach Gary Rabach joined me last night on the Sports Page on 104.1 FM WRLU. Gary’s son Casey played a great first half as the Washington Redskins starting center. A groin injury prevented him from playing in the second half.
Coach Rabach talked about his son’s ability to succeed at the professional level. He also addressed the Redskins problems on both sides of the ball. Green Bay won the game 17-14.
The final 30 minutes of the program we talked exclusively about the Sturgeon Bay football team. The Clippers play Kewaunee in a season finale on Thursday. The game will be broadcast on 104.1 FM WRLU. If you would like to listen back to the broadcast, click on the archive link on DoorCountyDailyNews.com.

The Packers didn’t win a perfectly executed ball game, but Brett Favre said an ugly win still looks the same in the win loss column. Favre and the Packers offense was bailed out by a
special defensive performance.
A third quarter caused fumble led to a 57-yard return for a touchdown by Charles Woodson. The Packers took a 17-14 lead and held that score until the final horn.
Green Bay sits atop the NFC with a (5-1) record after a Dallas Cowboys last night. They will have a week to rest and recuperate with a bye week. They will return to action in two weeks against the Denver Broncos.
Sturgeon Bay alum Casey Rabach played extremely well in the first half. Leading the Redskins to a 14-7 lead. A groin pull sidelined him for the second half and Washington could not recover. Casey said after the game he was thrilled to be back home but wished for better results. His injury will keep him a day-to-day decision for the next contest. Fifty Sturgeon Bay residents made the trip to support  Rabach, according to Casey.