High School Football Week 3 Results
NORTHWOODS
Shiocton 28, Clintonville 0
Shiocton shut out Clintonville 28-0, with a strong ground game leading the way. Blake Carton started the scoring with two first-quarter rushing touchdowns, including a 14-yard run, and converted both extra points to give Shiocton a 14-0 lead. Isaiah Carton extended the lead with a pair of touchdowns—one from 1 yard out in the second quarter and another 25-yard burst in the third. Shiocton’s rushing attack was the key to victory, as Isaiah Carton and Blake Carton each ran for 93 yards and combined for four touchdowns. On the other side, Clintonville struggled offensively, managing just 24 rushing yards. Quarterback Zachary Johnson threw for 118 yards but couldn’t find the end zone.
Coleman 42, Crandon 6
Coleman cruised to a decisive 42-6 win over Crandon, powered by Kolton Peters’ dominant rushing performance. Peters ran for three touchdowns, including a spectacular 44-yard sprint in the fourth quarter. He finished with 207 yards on 14 carries, averaging 14.8 yards per rush. West Bieber added two touchdowns, while Micah Kuchta also contributed with a 2-yard rushing score. Tristan Kostreva made four extra points to help extend Coleman’s lead.
Manawa 21, Northland Pines 13
Manawa secured a hard-fought 21-13 victory over Northland Pines, relying on a strong rushing performance and solid defense. Manawa’s Braison Zielke connected with Brady Jaeckle for a 7-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter, giving them an early 7-0 lead. Northland Pines responded with two rushing touchdowns in the second quarter, but a missed extra point left them ahead only 13-7 at halftime. Manawa answered in the second half, with Patrick Paque scoring two crucial rushing touchdowns—a 1-yard plunge in the third quarter and a 24-yard dash in the fourth, both followed by successful extra points from Evan Vaughan. Paque led Manawa with 73 rushing yards and two touchdowns, while Zielke passed for 86 yards and a touchdown. The defense, highlighted by Paque’s 16 tackles, kept Northland Pines scoreless in the second half, sealing the victory. The win keeps Manawa in strong contention for the season.
Oconto Falls 39, Crivitz 7
Oconto Falls delivered a commanding 39-7 victory over Crivitz, showcasing a powerful rushing attack. Isaac Bramer led the charge with three touchdowns, including two in the second quarter, while Wyatt Laughrin added a 46-yard touchdown run.
BAY CONFERENCE
Seymour 44, Shawano 13
Seymour surged to a dominant 44-13 victory over Shawano, driven by a powerful offensive performance. Xavier Salzman led the charge with a spectacular 95-yard touchdown run, contributing to Seymour’s impressive first-half lead. Mason Bunnell added two touchdowns, and the defense held Shawano scoreless for three quarters. Shawano’s lone score came in the first quarter, but they struggled to match Seymour’s offensive prowess. In the second half, Seymour extended their lead with additional touchdowns from Wyatt Bunnell and Carter Gessay. Seymour’s balanced attack and strong defense secured a decisive win on their home turf.
Fox Valley Lutheran 48, Xavier 44
In a thrilling matchup, Fox Valley Lutheran edged Xavier 48-44 in a high-scoring contest. Fox Valley Lutheran’s Lucas Papendorf dazzled with four touchdown passes, including two to Nic Martin, who finished with three TDs and 137 yards. The game featured back-and-forth action, with Xavier’s Matthew Potter and Eli Mares combining for five touchdowns. Despite a strong rushing performance from Xavier, Fox Valley Lutheran’s late 1-yard touchdown run by David Schumacher sealed the victory. The game officially ended on a Xavier fumble near their endzone.
Winneconne 44, New London 30
Winneconne overcame a slow start to defeat New London 44-30 in a gripping contest. New London initially led 8-0 thanks to a 4-yard touchdown by Logan Ten Haken and a successful two-point conversion. However, Winneconne exploded in the second quarter, scoring 23 unanswered points. Brody Schaffer led the charge with three touchdown passes, including a 78-yard strike to Jack Quigley. Despite New London’s efforts, including three touchdowns by Howie Roloff, Winneconne’s balanced attack and key plays in the fourth quarter, including a 15-yard run by Bryce Jones, secured their victory. Schaffer’s performance was pivotal in clinching the win for Winneconne.
Little Chute 14, Waupaca 8
Little Chute edged out Waupaca 14-8 in a tightly contested game. Waupaca initially took the lead with an 8-yard touchdown by Austin Adamczak and a successful two-point conversion. Little Chute responded with two touchdowns in the second quarter: a 1-yard run by Brock Gardner and a 78-yard pass from Casey Perz to Cooper Effa. Despite a strong defensive effort from both teams, including key stops by Little Chute, Waupaca could not score in the second half, sealing the win for Little Chute.
CENTRAL WISCONSIN CONFERENCE
Amherst 41, Colby 20
Amherst defeated Colby 41-20 with a strong second half showing. Amherst’s Michael Glodowski led the charge, throwing for two touchdowns, while Dylan Cook and Ayden Nerdahl each added crucial rushing scores. Despite Colby’s late-game touchdowns from Tayt Smith and Brody Viegut, Amherst’s 22-point third quarter ensured their victory. Colby’s early efforts were overshadowed by Amherst’s consistent offensive pressure and solid defense, securing a convincing win for the home team.
Wittenberg-Birnamwood 35, Weyauwega-Fremont 0
Wittenberg-Birnamwood dominated Weyauwega-Fremont with a decisive 35-0 victory. The game was highlighted by a strong rushing attack, led by Bryson Schmid, who rushed for 192 yards and scored twice. Owen Dickman added a touchdown, contributing 82 yards on 11 carries. The defense was equally impressive, shutting out Weyauwega-Fremont and showcasing a balanced performance. With a total of 341 rushing yards and a solid defensive effort, Wittenberg-Birnamwood secured a convincing win, maintaining control throughout the game.
Abbotsford 13, Iola-Scandinavia 7
Marathon 29, Loyal/Greenwood 16
Stratford 54, Spencer/Columbus Catholic 7
Pittsville 41, Rosholt 0
Pacelli 41, Assumption 20
Edgar 41, Auburndale 14
FOX RIVER CLASSIC CONFERENCE
West De Pere 41, Green Bay Southwest 0
Ashwaubenon 49, Appleton West 21
Sheboygan South 27, Green Bay East 12
Menasha 45, Green Bay West 13
Oshkosh North 42, Manitowoc Lincoln 7
Notre Dame 35, Sheboygan North 14
NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE
Luxemburg-Casco 28, Denmark 13
Wrightstown 48, Sheboygan Falls 0
Freedom 26, Two Rivers 0
PACKERLAND
Bonduel 34 Southern Door 3
Bonduel showcased a powerful second-half performance to cruise past Southern Door 34-3 on Friday night. After a scoreless first quarter, Bonduel took control and never looked back, scoring 34 unanswered points while shutting down Southern Door’s offense. Cade Johnson connected with Sam Roberts for a 35-yard touchdown pass, sparking the Bears’ offensive explosion. Johnson completed 7 of 12 passes for 94 yards and two touchdowns, despite throwing two interceptions. Bonduel’s rushing attack also played a crucial role in the victory. Colin Fischer led the ground game with 114 yards on 21 carries, and Dylan Hillsberg added 84 yards on 12 carries. Sam Roberts chipped in with a 24-yard touchdown run, helping Bonduel dominate the time of possession and wear down Southern Door’s defense.
Kewaunee 35, Oconto 8
Peshtigo 25, Mishicot 12
Sturgeon Bay 20, Marinette 0
8 MAN- ACROSS THE BAY
Algoma 48, Gibraltar 0
Sevastopol 6, Suring 0
Lena 24, Green Bay NEW 0
Florence 34, Gillett 0
8-MAN- MIDEAST
Marion/Tigerton 26, Three Lakes 25
Marion/Tigerton narrowly defeated Three Lakes/Phelps 26-25 in a thrilling game that came down to the final moments. Marion/Tigerton’s Joey Zimdars threw three touchdowns to Thomas Grimm, including an 11-yard strike in the fourth quarter that proved decisive. Three Lakes/Phelps’ Easton Lurvey led a late comeback, throwing four touchdowns and connecting with Owen Liebscher and Noah Kincaid to close the gap. With just seconds left, Three Lakes/Phelps missed a crucial extra point that would have tied the game. Despite the furious rally, Marion/Tigerton held on, thanks to key plays on both offense and defense, to escape with a one-point win.
Port Edwards 56, Wild Rose 8
Tri-County 44, Menominee Indian 0
Almond-Bancroft 18, Wausau Newman 6
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