Local Sports

High School Football Scores From September 22

Cedarburg 27

Hartford Union High School 10

 

Slinger 35

Whitefish Bay 21

 

Homestead 32

West Bend East 6

 

Nicolet 38

West Bend West 0

 

Lake Country Lutheran 24

Martin Luther 6

 

Mukwonago 28

Arrowhead 14

 

Oconomowoc 34

Waukesha North 28

 

Lomira 49

N. Fond du Lac 0

 

Horicon-Hustisford 35

Cambridge 28

 

Marshall 42

Dodgeland 6

 

Kettle Moraine 15

Waukesha West 6

 

Beaver Dam 27

Watertown 21

 

Wauwatosa West 15

Pewaukee 14

 

Watertown Luther Prep 42

Brown Deer 6

 

Germantown 44

West Allis Hale 28

 

Menomonee Falls 21

Brookfield Central 7

 

Sussex Hamilton 50

Marquette University 21

 

Mayville 19

Omro 7

 

Boys High School Soccer Scores From September 21

Hartford Union High School 3

Port Washington 0

 

Homestead 8

Slinger 0

 

Catholic Memorial 3

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 1

 

Lourdes Valley Christian 6

Campbellsport 1

 

Pewaukee 8

Brown Deer 0 

Boys High School Soccer Scores From September 19

Homestead 7

Hartford union high School 0

 

West Bend West 5

Pt. Washington 0

 

Kewaskum 3

Waupun 1

 

Arrowhead 4

Catholic Memorial 0

 

Oconomowoc 1

Waukesha South 1

 

Waukesha West 2

Kettle Moraine 1

 

Waunakee 3

Watertown 0 

Conference Champs!

Congratulations to the Hartford Union High School girls golf team on a North Shore Conference championship.

1. Hartford Union High School 77

2. Cedarburg 60

3.  Homestead 57

4. Whitefish Bay 55

5. Slinger 51

6. Nicolet 26

7. West Bend 20

8. Kewaskum 14

Another School Record for Mason Weber

Congratulations to the Hartford Union High School Boys Cross Country team!

The Orioles finished third last Saturday, September 16 at the Marquette Invitational Cross Country Meet, only 10 points behind first place Madison West. Marquette came in second place, Sussex Hamilton recorded a fourth place finish while Cedarburg finished fifth.  

HUHS standout runner Mason Weber broke his own school record by eight seconds, running a 15:49 on the course.

Personal best times were set by both Braylen Rennhack and Reid Merklein respectively, running under 17:00 for the varsity cross country team at Hartford Union High School. Top times by other varsity runners were recorded by Noah Gailey, Ezra Markos and Nick Anderson.   

High School Football Scores From September 15

Slinger 42

West Bend West 7

 

Plymouth 35

Kewaskum 7

 

Berlin 28

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 7

 

Arrowhead 38

Waukesha North 0

 

Waukesha West 28

Oconomowoc 14

 

Kettle Moraine 28

Waukesha South 0

 

Horicon-Hustisford 40

Clinton 35

 

Winnebago Lutheran 35

Campbellsport 14

 

Waunakee 69

Watertown 7

 

Mayville 31

Laconia 14

 

Pewaukee 57

Milwaukee Lutheran 14

 

Cambridge 48

Dodgeland 20

 

Lomira 35

Omro 32

 

Sussex Hamilton 48

Brookfield Central 24

 

Germantown 15

Brookfield East 0

 

Marquette University 35

Menomonee Falls 0

 

Watertown Luther Prep 41

Shoreland Lutheran 0   

Boy's High School Soccer Scores From September 14

Hartford Union High School 4

Manitowoc Lincoln 0

 

Arrowhead 8

Waukesha North 2

 

Kettle Moraine 1

Oconomowoc 0  

 

Pius XI Catholic 7

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 0

 

Central WI Christian 6

Campbellsport 0

 

 

 

Boys High School Soccer Final Scores From September 12

West Bend West 4

Hartford Union High School 0

 

Kewaskum 6

Mayville 0

 

Waukesha West 4

Oconomowoc 1

 

Wauwatosa East 3

Sussex Hamilton 0

 

Marquette University 3

Germantown 0

 

Menomonee Falls 1

Brookfield East 1  

Carrying On The Tradition

Cason Boudwine is carrying on the tradition at Hartford Union High School.

There have been many before him, including Noah Deibert last season, AJ Pepin two years ago, Scott Savage in 2018 and Logan Broker in 2017. The list goes on with more talented running backs - Ryan Zuern finished his high school varsity football career with 4,529 rushing yards from 2014-2016.

Through four games this season, Boudwine has rushed for 310 yards on 52 attempts, averaging six yards per carry and five touchdowns. The senior fullback also averages 76 yards rushing per game for the Orioles football team.

Hartford head coach John Redders says his running style has made a difference.

"We call him the bulldog around here, he is hard to handle when he's running the football. He is a strong, solid runner and you can't just put an arm out there and expect to knock him down. He moves people pretty quick and he wears down the defense."

A good example was Friday night, September 8 in their North Shore Conference game with West Bend East on the road. Boudwine's 10-yard touchdown run with 11:14 remaining in the game capped off a 12-play drive that chewed up around eight minutes off the clock.

"That was a big drive for us," according to Redders. "It was an important point of the game where we were able to sustain a drive and score. The kids really played an outstanding second half of football."

The Orioles defeated the Suns, 37-29 to stay undefeated in conference play and 3-1 overall.

Boudwine told WTKM Sports that this year's senior class is filled with talented players leading the way this season.

"We have a huge senior group this year, like 30 kids that are in my class and we've been playing football together since the fifth grade. We have a great bond and it's cool to now be on the varsity after all these years of hard work. I feel like it's paying off and we're getting better every week, and winning these conference games."

Hartford's talented fullback says he appreciates the offensive line, since he played down there last season.  

"I didn't start playing fullback until this year. I played on the offensive line last year, so I know the grind, the blocks and how tough it is. It's not an easy position. You're down there fighting every single play and I appreciate those guys."

Boudwine also stands out on defense, playing strong side tackle and handling double teams on a regular basis. He says defensive coordinator Lance Zodrow deserves a lot of credit.

"Coach always has a huge scouting report every week to make sure we are fully ready to go. I think we really play together, and are prepared thanks to him and all the stuff we do at practice to get ready. Also, a lot of credit to the backers making the tackles, and the secondary is hard to play but it all comes together."

Cason Boudwine is a class act, and just like those players before him, continuing the tradition of Hartford football the right way with his teammates.

  
  

                      

High School Football Final Scores from September 8

Hartford Union HIgh School 37

West Bend East 29

 

Slinger 28

Cedarburg 14

 

Whitefish Bay 35

West Bend West 10

 

Lake Country Lutheran 36

Saint Thomas More 7

 

Kewaskum 27

Waupun 6

 

Pt. Washington 30

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 15

 

Horicon-Hustisford 46

Palmyra-Eagle 34

 

Markesan 34

Dodgeland 12

 

Arrowhead 27

Waukesha West 24

 

Kettle Moraine 41

Oconomowoc 6

 

Campbellsport 34

Mayville 14

 

Catholic Memorial 34

Pewaukee 13

 

Sussex Hamilton 61

West Allis Central 6

 

Menomonee Falls 53

Germantown 21

 

Winnebago Lutheran 22

Lomira 15

 

Watertown 30

Oregon 27

 

Watertown Luther Prep 57

University School 21

 

 

Orioles and Suns Clash Friday Night

It's an important high school football game for both teams Friday night, September 8.

West Bend East (3-0) hosts Hartford Union High School (2-1) in a North Shore Conference matchup.

The Orioles beat the Suns last season, 38-7.

Hartford head coach John Redders believes it will come down to how the big boys play.

"This game will really test our physicality, they have a big team. It's going to come down to the trenches. The offensive linemen, defensive linemen, linebackers and fullbacks need to take care of business and move people...and stop people. They need to sustain that for four quarters. It will be the test of how our season will go this year."

The Orioles earned their first conference win of the season last Friday night, September 1 over Whitefish Bay, 35-21. Hartford's senior linebacker Austin Minor finished with 13 tackles while Domenic Cifaldi had an interception.

West Bend East head coach Jeff Rondorf says their defense has been strong.

"Our defense has been solid in our first three games. We've given up some points, but our kids have responded to the halftime adjustments laid out by our coaches, and we haven't given up a point in the second half of our last two games. Hartford is known for their run game, and we have to stop the run Friday night."

The Suns earned their first conference win last Friday night over Nicolet, 14-6. West Bend East senior running back Cutler Schmidt led the way for the Suns with 15 carries for 104 yards rushing and one touchdown.

Kickoff at 7:00.       

High School Football Scores from September 1

Hartford Union High School 35

Whitefish Bay 21

 

Homestead 24

Slinger 21

 

West Bend East 14

Nicolet 6

 

Cedarburg 34

West Bend West 0

 

Lake Country Lutheran 50

Brown Deer 0

 

Port Washington 48

Kewaskum 3

 

Kettle Moraine 27

Arrowhead 13

 

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 41

Waupun 6

 

Marshall 44

Horicon-Hustisford 34

 

Campbellsport 56

N. Fond du Lac 6

 

Clinton 14

Dodgeland 6

 

Lomira 40

Laconia 16

 

Hamilton 57

West Allis Hale 7

 

Marquette University 39

Germantown 0

 

Sun Prairie West 24

Watertown 7

 

Menomonee Falls 23

Brookfield East 7

 

Racine St. Catherine's 30

Watertown Luther Prep 21

 

Winnebago Lutheran 28

Mayville 14 

 

A Great Matchup at Gib Mahr Field

Both teams will be riding high in this high school football North Shore Conference matchup!

Hartford (1-1) hosts Whitefish Bay (1-1) Friday night, September 1 at Gib Mahr Field. The series record between these two schools the last six years is 3-3. The Orioles defeated the Blue Dukes last season, 49-7.

WTKM's play-by-play announcer Jared Bublitz says Whitefish Bay is a different team this year.

"They were young last season, and a solid core of those players are back with more experience this year. Hartford had many of their leaders, like their quarterback and running backs graduate but last week's win over Germantown shows that they have a lot of talent stepping up and leading the way this season."

The Orioles beat Germantown, 41-29 behind a strong performance by Cason Boudwine. The senior running back rushed for 130 yards and two touchdowns. Hartford continues to play two quarterbacks while the coaching staff continues to be impressed with both Bennett Klages and Connor Ford.

"Both of those guys bring a lot of talent to the table as a quarterback," according to Orioles' Head Football Coach John Redders. "They both have talents that we're looking for and both of those guys have taken a role in leadership. It's okay that we're playing two quarterbacks. We play multiple running backs, we play multiple receivers during the game and we rotate our linemen. We have very few positions in our program that don't get rotations."

The Blue Dukes defeated Wisconsin Lutheran, 44-7 last Friday night. Whitefish Bay senior quarterback Ben Volpe finished 9-of-10 for 189 yds. and three touchdowns. Junior running back Harry Bortolotti rushed for 95 yards and one touchdown.

Kickoff at 7 p.m. with live coverage on 104.9 WTKM and streaming on wtkmnews.com.

     

      

 

High School Boy's Soccer Final Scores from Tuesday, August 29

Hartford Union High School 3

Oshkosh West 3

 

Grafton 2

KML 0

 

Columbus 2

Campbellsport 0

 

Arrowhead 1

Waukesha South 1

 

Oconomowoc 3

Mukwonago 2

 

Oregon 3

Watertown 1

 

Marquette University 3

Menomonee Falls 0

A New Coach for the Hartford Union High School Girl's Golf Team

One of the highlights of the summer at Hartford Union High School was the announcement of a new head coach for the girl's golf team. 

Vinny Daniels stepped into the position last June, and hit the ground running by organizing summer training opportunities.

Pat Austinson is the assistant coach.

The Orioles begin the season on Wednesday, August 30 in a Varsity Quad meet at Erin Hills Golf Course. Hartford is scheduled to play against Homestead, Sheboygan North and Notre Dame De La Baie Academy.    

High School Football Final Scores From Friday, August 25

Hartford Union High School 41

Germantown 29

 

Slinger 56

Whitnall 7

 

West Bend East 28

Sheboygan North 14

 

Oshkosh West 28

West Bend West 14

 

Lakeside Lutheran 14

Lake Country Lutheran 11

 

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 26

Watertown Luther Prep 6

 

Campbellsport 34

Kewaskum 27

 

Mayville 36

Horicon-Hustisford 28

 

Arrowhead 21

Homestead 3

 

Hamilton 35

Oconomowoc 34

 

Nicolet 46

Watertown 21

 

Dodgeland 22

Parkview-Albany 7

 

Lomira 27

Edgerton 20

 

Menomonee Falls 49

New Berlin West 38

 

Cedarburg 28

Wauwatosa West 14

 

Whitefish Bay 44

Wisconsin Lutheran 7  

Hartford Football Looking To Bounce Back

The Hartford Union High School football team has moved on from their disappointing season opener. Their first game of the season ended with a loss to Waukesha West, 42-14. 

"I think it was a bit of a wake up call," said Orioles' Head Coach John Redders. "Waukesha West had a good game plan, and we had some turnovers that hurt us throughout the game."

A number of positive highlights stood out for Hartford in the loss, including senior linebacker Austin Minor's 12 tackles. Senior running back Cason Boudwine had 12 carries for 69 yards rushing and one touchdown.  

Moving on to their nonconference matchup on Friday, August 25 on the road against Germantown. Both teams are looking for their first win of the season.

"Germantown always has talent, it's a solid program and those kids are well coached, stated Redders. "We had a good week of practice, there was great energy around here. We'll be tested Friday night, and I like the way our kids have responded this week after a disappointing loss last week."

Homestead defeated the Warhawks, 34-14 in their first game of the season. Germantown's talented sophomore quarterback Vinny Inga finished the night with 124 yards rushing, and one touchdown along with 153 yards passing, while completing 10 of 19 and one touchdown. 

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. for the Orioles and Warhawks high school football game!          

Three Teams Remain in Rock River League

Rock River Baseball playoff bracket, down to the final three teams!

 

Southern Division Championship:

Saturday, August 26th - 1p.m.

Neosho (2-1) at Milton (3-1)

 

Rock River Grand Championship - Best of 3 Series

Game 1 - Sunday, August 27th - 1p.m.

Milton/Neosho winner vs Kewaskum (in West Bend)

Game 2 - Saturday, September 2nd - 1pm

Kewaskum at Milton/Neosho winner

Game 3 - Sunday, September 3rd - 1pm

Milton/Neosho vs Kewaskum (in West Bend)

Archives:

2023-09 | 2023-08