What was the score of the Kimberly game?
What was the score of the Kimberly game?
Appleton North stuns Kimberly 21-10, advances to Level 4 of playoffs.
Did the Kimberly Papermakers win last night?
FOOTBALL. KIMBERLY – North got 91 yards rushing and a pair of touchdowns from Cal Martine in its victory over the Papermakers at Papermaker Stadium. North (10-2) advances to play Franklin (12-0) in a state semifinal next Friday at a site to be determined.
Did Muskego win tonight?
Muskego’s stats have been entered for the 21-7 win @ Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln on 8/19/2021 12:00 AM.
What division is Menasha football?
the Bay Conference
Athletics. Menasha’s athletic teams are known as the Blue Jays, and compete in the Bay Conference.
Who won the Muskego football game?
Watch the dramatic finish to Muskego’s win over Mukwonago The Warriors extended their winning streak to 41 games with a 20-14 win over Mukwonago Friday night in high school football.
Did Muskegon Big Reds win last night?
58-0 (W) Muskegon vs.
Who won Menasha football?
RHINELANDER (WQOW) – Cole Fenske and Easton Stone each carried the ball well and the Rice Lake Warriors football team secured a return to the state finals with a 36-21 victory over Menasha High School on Friday.
What time does Menasha High School start?
Daily Bell Schedule
| Hour | Time | |
|---|---|---|
| Hour 1 | 7:30 – 8:44 | |
| FLEX | 8:51 – 9:19 | |
| Hour 2 | 9:26 – 10:36 | |
| Hour 3 & Lunch | 1st Lunch 10:36 – 11:11 | Hour 3 10:43 – 11:53 |
What division is Muskego High School football?
Division 1
Official twitter page of the Muskego Warriors High School Football Program. 2018 & 2019 Division 1 State Champions.
What was the score of the Muskegon Big Reds game?
35-7 (W) Muskegon vs. On 10/30, the Muskegon varsity football team won their home playoff game against Lowell (MI) by a score of 35-7.
Who did Muskegon Big Reds lose to?
Muskegon Big Reds fall to Cedar Springs, loss ends 9-year district title streak | Local Sports Journal.
Who Won the Neenah Menasha football game?
Menasha’s Devontre Smith opened the scoring in the third quarter, getting loose on a 60-yard house call to give the Bluejays a 21-14 lead. But Neenah would rally with a purpose from there, getting two touchdown passes from Matt Jung en route to 21 unanswered points, securing the 35-21 win over their traditional rival.
