The 57th Annual WIAA Girls Swimming and Diving Championships will be held Friday and Saturday, Nov. 13-14, at Waukesha South High School.

 Friday, Nov. 13

Division 2 Diving - 12:30 p.m.

Division 2 Swimming Events - 5:30 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 14

Division 1 Diving - 9:30 a.m.

Division 1 Swimming Events - 2:30 p.m.

Swimming events will run consecutively following the first event's starting time on the respective days. 

 Senior Keira Quigley of Menomonee Falls/Hamilton is seeded second with a qualifying score of 501.80 after placing fourth a year ago. Junior Ava Jewell of Muskego is the top returning competitor in the 200 freestyle after finishing third last year. She enters the meet with the second-best qualifying time of 1:52.40. 

Senior Ally Gordon of Menomonee Falls/Hamilton, who is seeded third with a qualifying time 56.55.

In DIVISION 2:  There are four individual events and three relays featuring their returning champions seeking additional gold medals. Junior Maggie Dickinson of Whitefish Bay is the two-time returning champion in a pair of events and she possesses the fastest qualifying times in both those events this season. She won the 50 freestyle and the 100 backstoke in 2024 and 2025, and she is in position to win a third title in each event with seed times of 23.25 and 54.65, respectively. 

Xavier 3

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 1

Luther Prep 3

Stanley-Boyd 2

Divine Savior Holy Angels 3

Bay Port 0

McDonell Central 3

Heritage Christian 0

Union Grove 28

West Bend West 14

Lomira 16

Edgar 12

Hamilton 17

Arrowhead 10

Lake Mills 35

Delavan-Darien 7

Pewaukee 35

New Berlin Eisenhower 0

Lake Country Lutheran 24

Racine Lutheran 23

Catholic Memorial 40

Whitefish Bay 15

Division 1

#2 Arrowhead @ #1 Hamilton 

Division 2

#3 West Bend West @ #1 Union Grove

Division 3

New Berlin Eisenhower @ #1 Pewaukee

Division 4

#3 Delavan-Darien @ #1 Lake Mills

Division 5

#2 Lake Country Lutheran @ #1 Racine Lutheran

Division 6

#2 Lomira @ #1 Edgar

Boys High School Volleyball Semifinals

Hamilton 3

Arrowhead 1

Middleton 3

Mukwonago 0

Girls High School Volleyball Division 1 Quarterfinals

Wisconsin Lutheran 3

Arrowhead 2

Results from the High School Boys State Volleyball Tournament at the Resch Center, in Green Bay:

Arrowhead 3

Catholic Memorial 2

Hamilton 3

Westosha Central 1

Mukwonago 3

Kimberly 0

Middleton 3

Wauwatosa East 1

The 63rd State Boys Volleyball Tournament and the 54th State Girls Volleyball Tournament will be held Wednesday, November 4 through Saturday, November 7 at the Resch Center, in Green Bay.

The schedule of matches has been released.

Boys Quarterfinals - Wednesday, Nov. 4

#1 Middleton (32-2) vs. #8 Wauwatosa East (15-22)- 7 p.m.

#4 Mukwonago (22-6) vs. #5 Kimberly (25-14) - 7 p.m.

#3 Catholic Memorial (32-7) vs. #6 Arrowhead (25-13) - 4 p.m.

#2 Hamilton (32-6) vs. #7 Westosha Central (24-3)- 4 p.m.

Girls Division 1

Thursday, Nov. 5

#1 Divine Savior Holy Angels (42-4) vs. #8 Verona (26-8) - 7:30 p.m.

#4 Arrowhead (35-6) vs. #5 Wisconsin Lutheran (35-9) - 7:30 p.m.

#3 Bay Port (24-8) vs. #6 Chippewa Falls (35-9) - 5 p.m.

#2 Kimberly?(37-4) vs. #7 Franklin (30-13) - 5 p.m.

Girls Division 2

Friday, Nov. 6 - 10:30 a.m.

#1 Xavier (29-11) vs #4 Catholic Memorial (22-21)

#2 Kettle Moraine Lutheran (30-10) vs. #3 Barron (35-4)

The 114th running of the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Boys Cross Country Championships and the 52nd Annual Girls Cross Country Championships took place on Saturday, Oct. 31 at The Ridges Golf Course, in Wisconsin Rapids. 

The boys and girls both ran a 5,000-meter course. 

The Campbellsport High School boys cross country team won the WIAA Division 2 State Championship with 102 points. The Cougars' cross country program claimed their first team state title since 1972 and had their first-ever individual boys’ champion as Garrett Pickering earned the gold medal with a 15:31. It was the the second-fastest performance in D2 Boys State Meet history. 

The Slinger High School girls cross country team finished sixth in Division 1, Kettle Moraine Lutheran earned second place while Kewaskum ran to 11th place in Division 2. Lomira finished third and Dodgeland earned fourth place in Division 3. 

West Bend West 35

Homestead 21

Arrowhead 38

Oconomowoc 17

Lake Country Lutheran 62

University School of Milwaukee 13

Lomira 28

Cambridge 6

Lake Mills 42

Evansville 7

Grantsburg 42

Mayville 6

Freedom 42

Lakeside Lutheran 0

Pewaukee 27

Waterford 14

Hamilton 41

Marquette University 7

New Richmond 40

Waukesha West 14

Whitefish Bay 14

Wisconsin Lutheran 7

Pulaski 1

Slinger 0

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 5

Sheboygan Falls 0

Arrowhead 3

Germantown 0

Lake Mills 3

Wisconsin Heights 2

Lake Country Lutheran 1

Winnebago Lutheran Academy 0

Hamilton 4

Brookfield East 3

Wauwatosa East 2

Pewaukee 0

Marquette 6

Waukesha West 0

Kettle Moraine Lutheran 3

Grafton 1

Arrowhead 3

Janesville Craig 0

Oconomowoc 3

Milton 0

Division 1

#3 Oconomowoc @ #2 Arrowhead

#4 Marquette @ #1 Hamilton

Division 2

#3 West Bend West @ #2 Homestead

#5 Waukesha West @ #1 New Richmond

Division 3

#3 Wisconsin Lutheran @ #2 Whitefish Bay

#4 Waterford @ #1 Pewaukee

Division 4

#5 Evansville @ #1 Lake Mills

Division 5

#3 Mayville @ #2 Grantsburg 

#6 University School Milwaukee @ #2 Lake Country Lutheran

Division 6

#3 Cambridge @ #2 Lomira

ST. PETERSBURG -- In their 57th season in Milwaukee, the Brewers won the city’s first World Series title since 1957. In the 44th year since they last appeared in a World Series, they won for Henry Aaron, whose No. 44 hangs, retired, atop American Family Field. And they didn’t just win the World Series, they hoisted the Commissioner’s Trophy on Wednesday like they owned it, winning the 11 postseason games required while losing just twice along the way.

At long last, it’s no longer just about the 1957 Braves and 1982 Brewers. Jacob Misiorowski, Jackson Chourio, Christian Yelich, William Contreras, Cooper Pratt, Aaron Ashby and the rest of the 2026 Milwaukee Brewers will be just as beloved, forever.

At long last, after their 4-1 win over the Rays in Game 5, they are World Series champions.

“I can’t tell you how many people have told me, ‘I’ve waited my whole life for this,’” said Captain Christian Yelich. “I think any time you win a World Series, it changes a place a little bit.”

It changed at 11:13 p.m. local time and 10:13 p.m. back in Milwaukee, where 31,000 fans filled the Brewers’ domed home to watch a game on the scoreboard that was played 1,200 miles away. Thousands more Milwaukee fans turned Tropicana Field into the Brewers’ home away from home all week, and watched live as the thing that they, their parents and their grandparents dreamed to see happen, actually happened.

Before Wednesday night, five current franchises had never won the World Series: the Brewers, Mariners, Padres, Rays and Rockies. Now there are four.

“I'm just really, really grateful, really thankful that we did it. Like who believed it?” said the Brewers’ 67-year-old manager, Pat Murphy. “There's so many things that led up to it now that I look back and see the years of getting eliminated or being beaten last year by the Dodgers. That was a blessing, because we learned from it and we grew, and we came in with a different attitude. We came in with a spirit about us, and we weren't going to be denied.”

This team took nothing lightly.

After winning a franchise-record and Major League-best 103 games in the regular season, they beat the Padres, baseball’s hottest second-half team, in the NLDS. Then they swept the Dodgers, who’d sent the Brewers home in the postseason three times in the previous eight years, in the NLCS. Then they drowned the Rays with suffocating pitching and relentless at-bats, brushing off a heartbreaking loss when the Brewers were just three outs away from the promised land, to finish the job a day later.

But the Brewers wrote the story themselves. 

They are World Series champions.

Hamilton 3

Hartford Union High School 0

Arrowhead 3

McFarland 1

Germantown 3

Fond du Lac 2

New Berlin Eisenhower/New Berlin West 3

Waukesha West 0

Washington County Fair Park and Conference Center is bringing the excitement of the World Series to the community with a free Watch Party. 

It's scheduled for Tuesday, October 27. Doors open at 6 p.m. 

Baseball fans, families, friends, and neighbors are invited to come together for an exciting evening of baseball, community pride, and fun as they cheer on the Milwaukee Brewers on the big screen.

It's free admission for all attendees. Guests are encouraged to bring their favorite bag chairs, wear their Brewers gear, and settle in for a great night of baseball.

The indoor event will feature:

• Free admission for the entire community

• Large-screen viewing with game-day sound

• Baseball-style concessions provided by Washington County 4-H

• Full bar service with beverages available for purchase

• Fan giveaways and prizes

• A fun, family-friendly atmosphere filled with Brewers spirit

"We wanted to create something special that brings our community together," said Gena Biertzer, Chief Executive Officer of Washington County Fair Park and Conference Center in a press release. "The Brewers have given Wisconsin so much to cheer about, and what better way to celebrate than bringing our neighbors, families, and friends together for a night of baseball? This is about community, connection, and creating memories right here in Washington County."

The event is hosted by the Washington County Agricultural and Industrial Society, the nonprofit organization that operates Washington County Fair Park and Conference Center.

#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