#4 Hartford Union High School @ #1 Hamilton

#3 Fond du Lac/North Fond du Lac @ #2 Germantown

#4 McFarland Co-op @ #1 Arrowhead

#3 Sun Prairie @ #2 Kettle Moraine

#4 Menomonee Falls @ #1 Marquette 

#4 Waukesha West @ #1 New Berlin Eisenhower/New Berlin West 

West Bend West 38

Slinger 6

Wisconsin Lutheran 34

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 15

Manitowoc Lutheran 48

Living Word Lutheran 14

Arrowhead 37

Oshkosh West 0

Notre Dame 63

Germantown 9

Menasha 43

Menomonee Falls 22

Lake Country Lutheran 52

Brookfield Academy 7

Lomira 45

Fall River/Rio 8

Lake Mills 42

Edgerton 22

Mayville 27

Amery 24

Brookfield Central 42

Beaver Dam 41

Delavan-Darien 42

Campbellsport 13

Pewaukee 56

Pius XI Catholic 6

Hamilton 40

Janesville Parker 0

Oconomowoc 52

Middleton 35

Waukesha West 24

LaCrosse Central 16

Homestead 57

Burlington 20

Plymouth 35

Onalaska 9

First Round of the Regionals

Watertown 3

Hartford Union High School 2

Slinger 3

Elkhorn 0

Port Washington 3

West Bend East 0

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 3

Fort Atkinson 0

Kewaskum 3

Winneconne 1

Living Word Lutheran 3

Mayville 0

Germantown 3

Kaukauna 1

Menomonee Falls 3

Milwaukee Riverside 0

Pewaukee 3

Lakeside Lutheran 2

Hamilton 3

Milwaukee King 0

The Prairie School 3

Horicon 0

Denmark 3

Campbellsport 2

The scene was set at Heritage Trails County Park, in Slinger with a North Shore Conference championship on the line. 

It was a great day to run for area girls high school cross country teams with temperatures around 55 degrees with sunny skies.

Slinger earned the championship with 37 points, followed by Homestead. The Highlanders finished with 47 points with third-place Cedarburg at 81 points. Hartford Union High School was fourth, with 87 followed by Whitefish Bay (99).

Area runners were named to the first-team all-conference roster, including Slinger's Abby Kurth, Daley Rabideaux and Nicole Haas along with Hartford's Nikki Reinwald.    

The 33rd Annual Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association State Girls Team Tennis Tournament will be held Friday and Saturday, Oct. 23-24. The tournament takes place at the Nielsen Tennis Stadium on the University of Wisconsin campus, in Madison. Action will begin Friday at 4 p.m. and resume Saturday at 9 a.m.

Seeding of the State Girls Team Tournament in both divisions began in 2017. In Division 1, the eight coaches of the qualifying teams vote to seed all eight teams. In Division 2, the four coaches of the qualifying teams vote to seed all four teams in the bracket.

THE DIVISION 1 MATCH-UPS:

Quarterfinals (Oct. 23 - 4 p.m.)

Match-1: #1 Brookfield East (21-2) vs. #8 Brookfield Central (14-11)

Match-2: #4 Bay Port (29-1)?vs. #5 Eau Claire Memorial (23-3)

Match-3: #3 Middleton (19-2) vs. #6 Westosha Central (20-9)

Match-4: #2 Neenah (20-1) vs. #7 Elkhorn (12-12-1)

Semifinals (Oct. 24 - 9 a.m.)

Match-5: Winner of Match 1 vs. Winner of Match 2

Match-6: Winner of Match 3 vs. Winner of Match 4

Championship (Oct. 24 - 2 p.m.)*

Match-7: Winner of Match 5 vs. Winner of Match 6

THE DIVISION 2 MATCH-UPS:

Semifinals (Oct. 24 - 9 a.m.)

Match-1: #1 Brookfield Academy (14-7) vs. #4 Pacelli (10-5)

Match-2: #2 St. Mary Catholic (17-1)?vs. #3 Edgewood (14-4)

Championship (Oct. 24 - 2 p.m.)*

Match-3: Winner of Match 1 vs. Winner of Match 2

*Time an approximate based on first court available

There were 206 teams participating in the Girls Tennis Tournament Series this fall with 134 in Division 1 and 72 in Division 2. The State Tournament field is determined by team points recorded at the subsectional and sectional levels.

Hamilton 5

Hartford Union High School 0

West Bend West 8

N. Fond du Lac 0

West De Pere 6

West Bend East 1

Slinger 6

Green Bay East 0

Whitnall 2

Watertown 0

Beaver Dam 2

Tomah 1

Waukesha West 2

Oak Creek 0

Hartford Union High School 3 (North Shore Conference championship)

Cedarburg 2

Homestead 3

Whitefish Bay 1

Madison West 3

Pewaukee 0

Port Washington 3

Nicolet 0

Friday, October 23 at 7 p.m.

Division 1

#6 Middleton @ #3 Oconomowoc

#7 Oshkosh West @ #2 Arrowhead

#8 Janesville Parker @ #1 Hamilton

Division 2

#6 Slinger @ #3 West Bend West

#8 Germantown @ #1 Notre Dame

#5 Menomonee Falls @ #4 Menasha

#7 Brookfield Central @ #2 Beaver Dam

Division 3

#6 Kettle Moraine Lutheran @ #3 Wisconsin Lutheran

#8 Pius XI Catholic @ #1 Pewaukee

Division 4

#8 Edgerton @ #1 Lake Mills

#6 Campbellsport @ #3 Delavan-Darien

#5 Berlin @ #4 Lakeside Lutheran

Division 5

#6 Amery @ #3 Mayville

#6 Arcadia @ #3 Watertown Luther Prep

#7 Brookfield Academy @ #2 Lake Country Lutheran

Division 6

#8 Living Word Lutheran @ #1 Manitowoc Lutheran

#7 Fall River/Rio @ #2 Lomira

Division 7

#8 Waterloo @ #1 Ithaca/Weston 

Tuesday, October 20

Division 1

#16 Milwaukee Washington Co-op @ #1 Arrowhead

#13 Menomonee Falls @ #4 Germantown

#11 Hartford Union High School @ #6 Hamilton

#10 Oconomowoc @ #7 Appleton East

Division 2

#9 Green Bay East @ #8 Slinger

#14 West Bend East @ #3 West De Pere

#11 N. Fond du Lac Co-op @ #6 West Bend West

#10 Watertown @ #7 Whitnall

#13 Milwaukee Pulaski @ #4 Pewaukee

Division 4

#17 Wayland Academy @ #16 Lomira

#19 Campbellsport @ #14 University Lake School Co-op

Whitefish Bay 39

Hartford Union High School 7

Homestead 23 (North Shore Conference championship)

Slinger 20

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 21

Kewaskum 7

West Bend West 49

Nicolet 20

Port Washington 41 (Glacier Trails Conference championship)

West Bend East 7

Living Word Lutheran 26

Catholic Central/Kenosha Christian Life 14

Arrowhead 20

Franklin 17

Waukesha West 21

Menomonee Falls 7

Germantown 27

Catholic Memorial 23

Poynette 32

Horicon/Hustisford 6

Lake Mills 48

Portage 20

Fall River/Rio 42

Dodgeland 0

Lake Country Lutheran 42

St. Thomas More 7

Pewaukee 31 (Parkland Conference championship)

New Berlin West 7

Sun Prairie East 48

Watertown 13

Oconomowoc 42

Kettle Moraine 6

Lomira 30 (Flyway Conference championship)

Mayville 14

Beaver Dam 50

Monroe 30

Campbellsport 34

Laconia 14

Wisconsin Lutheran 35

Cedarburg 7

Waterloo 25

Markesan 8

Lakeside Lutheran 38

Jefferson 8

For the first time since 1982, the Milwaukee Brewers are headed to the World Series.

Garrett Mitchell hammered a go-ahead sixth-inning solo homer off Dodgers left-hander Tanner Scott, as Milwaukee capped a rally from a four-run deficit against Los Angeles on Thursday, October 15. The Brewers beat the Dodgers 6-4 to complete a National League Championship Series sweep of the two-time defending champions.

Milwaukee's next stop is one it hasn't made since the heyday of Robin Yount, Paul Molitor and Cecil Cooper: the Fall Classic against either the Cleveland Guardians or Tampa Bay Rays. 

"I couldn't be happier for our group," Brewers manager Pat Murphy said. "You guys talk to me all the time and hear my nonsense, but the truth is these guys are a special group. They're together. They care about each other."

It was just under a year ago that the roles were reversed as the Dodgers swept the Brewers en route to a championship. This marks the first time in MLB postseason history that a team has swept an opponent that swept it in the preceding season.

Hartford Union High School @ Whitefish Bay (104.9 WTKM, wtkmnews.com)

Homestead @ Slinger

Kewaskum @ Kettle Moraine Lutheran

Catholic Central/Kenosha Christian Life @ Living Word Lutheran

Arrowhead @ Franklin

West Bend West @ Nicolet

Port Washington @ West Bend East

Horicon/Hustisford @ Poynette

Dodgeland vs Fall River/Rio

Mayville @ Lomira

Beaver Dam @ Monroe

Lakeside Lutheran @ Jefferson

Oconomowoc vs Kettle Moraine

New Berlin West @ Pewaukee

Waukesha West @ Menomonee Falls

Hartford Union High School 3

Homestead 1

Arrowhead 3

Muskego 1

Winnebago Lutheran Academy 2

Lomira 0

Kettle Moraine 3

Oak Creek 1

New Berlin West 3

Port Washington 0

Hartford Union High School 3

Nicolet 1

Kewaskum 3

Plymouth 0

Menomonee Falls 3

Brookfield Central 1

Watertown 3

Waukesha South 0

Brookfield East 3

Hamilton 1 

Sheboygan South 8

West Bend East 1

Port Washington 3

Kewaskum 1

Arrowhead 2

Muskego 0

Hamilton 1

Germantown 0

Wayland Academy 8

Campbellsport 0

Winnebago Lutheran Academy 4

Mayville 2

Pewaukee 4

Oshkosh North 3

Lakeside Lutheran 2

Jefferson 0

Lake Mills High School senior quarterback Tyler Wollin has made Wisconsin football history.

In Friday night’s 40-14 win over Big Foot, on October 9, Tyler completed 6 of 9 passes for 195 yards and four touchdowns, bringing his career total to 104 touchdown passes and making him the all-time Wisconsin career leader in touchdown passes.

The record-breaking 103rd touchdown came on an 80-yard pass to senior wide receiver Blake Bohlman.

A 2025 Wisconsin Football Coaches Association All-State selection and Winona State recruit, he has passed for 1,795 yards and 28 touchdowns this season. 

Wisconsin All-Time Career Touchdown Pass Leaders

1. Tyler Wollin | Lake Mills (2023-present) - 104 TDs and counting 

2. Patrick Greisen | West De Pere (2021-2025) - 102 TDs

3. Robby Michael | Kohler-Sheboygan Lutheran (2018-2021) - 96 TDs

4. Ben Hempel | Franklin (2002-2004) - 92 TDs

5. Josh Ringelberg | Greendale (2011-2014) - 90 TDs

6. Adam Moen | Lake Mills (2017-2020) - 89 TDs 

7. Ben Gardow | Chippewa Falls McDonell (1986-1989) and Jonah Kahl (2014-2017) - 87 TDs

9. Isaac Lindsey | Mineral Point (2016-2019) - 85 TDs

10. Kobe Berghammer | Cumberland (2014-2017) - 84 TDs

By Lake Mills School District.

Slinger 33

Hartford Union High School 0

Kewaskum 38

Nicolet 7

St. Francis 35

Living Word Lutheran 0

West Bend West 49

West Bend East 7

Grafton 35

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 28

Arrowhead 55

Mukwonago 14

Hamilton 52

Germantown 14

Homestead 37

Menomonee Falls 0

Lake Mills 40

Big Foot 14

Portage 29

Lakeside Lutheran 28

Lomira 24

Winnebago Lutheran Academy 7

Westfield 40

Dodgeland 16

Milton 48

Watertown 21

Mayville 42

Laconia 6

Beaver Dam 50

Edgewood 30

Franklin 24

Oconomowoc 21

Campbellsport 35

Omro 0

Lake Country Lutheran 57

Brown Deer 0

Pewaukee 41

New Berlin Eisenhower 8

Berlin 40

Waupun 30

Lodi 36

Jefferson 17

The 55th annual WIAA state girls golf tournament will take place on October 12 and 13 in Madison, with 12 teams and 18 individuals competing in Division 1 and six teams and nine individuals vying for the Division 2 crown. Competition will begin at 8 a.m. each day.

Three-time defending state champion Divine Savior Holy Angels headlines the tournament, with the 12 teams comprising the WIAA Division 1 state girls golf field. Overall, six of the top seven teams from last year’s tournament qualified this season.

Divine Savior Holy Angels shot a 298 team score to capture the Brookfield Central Sectional. The Dashers are making their 12th trip to state and fifth consecutive appearance. With their 28th appearance and third consecutive, Arrowhead placed fifth last season. Waukesha North/South/West finished second in its home sectional to clinch its sixth trip to state after placing seventh last season.

Other sectional champions in this year’s field include Hartford Union High School, who  won the sectional it hosted with a 320 team score to secure its first appearance in the state meet. 

Lake Country Lutheran is making its first trip to state and features last season’s state runner-up, junior Aubrey Molaison, who shot a 67 in the sectional round. Molaison placed fourth at state in 2024.

Slinger @ Hartford Union High School (104.9 WTKM, streaming on wtkmnews.com)

Nicolet @ Kewaskum

Kettle Moraine Lutheran @ Grafton

Living Word Lutheran @ St. Francis

East vs West @ West Bend

Lomira @ Winnebago Lutheran Academy

Dodgeland vs Westfield

Milton @ Watertown

Oconomowoc vs Franklin

Pewaukee @ New Berlin Eisenhower

Germantown @ Hamilton

Laconia @ Mayville

Edgewood @ Beaver Dam

Omro @ Campbellsport

Wisconsin Lutheran @ Waukesha West

Menomonee Falls @ Homestead

Hartford Union High School 3

Port Washington 0

Arrowhead 3

Kettle Moraine 0

Hamilton 3

Germantown 0

Pewaukee 3

Pius XI Catholic 1

New Berlin Eisenhower/New Berlin West 3

Waukesha North/South  0

Mukwonago 3

Oak Creek 0

Hartford Union High School 3

Homestead 0

Grafton 3

Slinger 0

Divine Savior Holy Angels 3

Menomonee Falls 0

Dodgeland 3

Wayland Academy 0

Pewaukee 3

Waukesha South 0

Lodi 3

Columbus 0

Watertown 3

Monona Grove 2

Waterloo 3

New Glarus 0

Milton 3

Beaver Dam 0

Lourdes Academy 3

Horicon 0

Cedarburg 3

Nicolet 0

Homestead 2

Hartford Union High School 1

Slinger 3

Grafton 0

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 4

Kewaskum 0

Plymouth 2

West Bend East 1

West Bend West 4

Sheboygan South 2

Muskego 3

Oconomowoc 0

Arrowhead 3

Kettle Moraine 0

Lake Mills 2

Wisconsin Heights 1

Hamilton 2

Menomonee Falls 0

Evansville 3

Jefferson 2 

The Hartford Union High School girls golf team qualified for the WIAA State Tournament. 

It is scheduled to run from October 12 to October 13 at University Ridge Golf Course in Verona, near Madison. 

The Orioles beat their program record score of 330, with a 320.

Hartford's Rita Kuepper finished with a 68 at Washington County and won the individual tiebreak. 

The Hartford/Slinger girls swim team won the program's first North Shore Conference Relay championship.

The talented team finished with 83 points, defeating Whitefish Bay - who finished with 80 points.

The 400-yard medley relay earned first place with Reese Leider, Reese Jankowski, Kalia Lampi and McKenna Schuster.

The 300-yard breaststroke relay also came in first along with a first place finish for the 200-yard medley relay. 

Cedarburg 42

Hartford Union High School 28

Slinger 23

Menomonee Falls 7

West Bend West 20

Plymouth 14

Kewaskum 38

West Bend East 0

Nicolet 21

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 7

Muskego 22

Arrowhead 20

Randolph/Cambria-Friesland 49

Dodgeland 7

Horicon-Hustisford 8

Marshall 6

Germantown 7

Marquette University 7

Mayville 52

Omro 14

St. Mary's Springs 21

Campbellsport 6

Hamilton 48

Brookfield East 21

DeForest 33

Watertown 22

Lake Mills 42

Jefferson 15

Lomira 66

N. Fond du Lac 7

Oconomowoc 24

Mukwonago 21

Pewaukee 28

Waukesha South 7

Belleville 40

Waterloo 13

Whitefish Bay 35

Waukesha West 14

Wisconsin Lutheran 36

Homestead 35

Beaver Dam 28

Sauk Prairie 7

Franklin 54

Kettle Moraine 21