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2009 Varsity Schedule

08/28	Win	Superior	35-14
09/04	Win	Hortonville	37-0
09/11	Win	Wisconsin Rapids	44-20
09/18	Win	Marshfield	30-13
09/26	Win	Antigo	46-14
10/02	Win	Wausau West	32-13
10/09	Win	D.C. Everest	34-3
10/16	Loss	Minnetonka, MN	0-10
10/22	Win	Wausau East	50-9

10/27	Win	Oshkosh West	52-27
10/31	Win	Hudson	28-8
11/07	Loss	Appleton North	14-0
11/13		WIAA - Level 4	TBA
11/20		Championship	TBA

2009 Standings

Final - 2009 Valley Season
	W	L	Pct.	Pts.	Opp.	W	L	Pts.	Opp
Stevens Point	6	0	1.000	192	58	9	0	310	86
Marshfield	5	1	0.833	136	60	8	1	277	122
Wis Rapids	4	2	0.667	130	111	4	5	171	200
Wausau West	3	3	0.500	135	146	5	4	215	201
D.C. Everest	2	4	0.333	84	153	3	5	109	194
Wausau East	1	5	0.167	59	196	2	7	109	288
Rhinelander	0	6	0.000	0	12	1	8	62	120

*NOTE: As per a ruling by the WIAA, Rhinelander will forfeit all of its scheduled conference games in the WVC this season following its voluntary withdrawal from the conference for football. WVC member schools initially scheduled to play Rhinelander will receive an automatic conference victory (2-0) via forfeit, regardless of the outcome of the scheduled game.

Wednesday, Oct. 21
Marshfield 23, Wis. Rapids 20

Thursday, Oct. 22
Stevens Point 50, Wausau East 9
Wausau West 45, Rhinelander 7)*
(Wausau West wins by forfeit over Rhinelander)

Thursday, Oct. 15
Wayzata, MN 34, Wis. Rapids 21 (NC)

Friday, Oct. 16
Wausau West 42, D.C. Everest 28
Marshfield 35, Wausau East 0
Minnetonka MN 10, Stevens Point 0 (NC)*
(Stevens Point wins by forfeit over Rhinelander)

Friday, Oct. 9
Stevens Point 34, D.C. Everest 3
Wis. Rapids 29, Wausau East 7
Marshfield 42, Rhinelander 7 (NC)*
(Marshfield wins by forfeit over Rhinelander)
Wausau West 49, Tomah 28 (NC)

Friday, Oct. 2
Marshfield 35, D.C. Everest 0
Stevens Point 32, Wausau West 13
LaX Central 27, Wis. Rapids 26 (NC)*
(Wis. Rapids wins by forfeit over Rhinelander)
Lakeland 44, Wausau East 7 (NC)

Friday, Sept. 25
Wis. Rapids 14, D.C. Everest 9
Marshfield 28, Wausau West 10
Rhinelander 25, Wausau East 7 (NC)*
(Wausau East wins by forfeit over Rhinelander)

Saturday, Sept. 26
Stevens Point 46, Antigo 14 (NC)

Friday, Sept. 18
D.C. Everest 42, Wausau East 28
Wis. Rapids 45, Wausau West 28
Stevens Point 30, Marshfield 13
Rhinelander 35, Tomahawk 18 (NC)

Friday, Sept. 11
Wausau West 40, Wausau East 13
Stevens Point 44, Wis. Rapids 20
Marshfield 35, Menominee MI 14 (NC)

Saturday, Sept. 12
Lombard (IL) Montini 45, D.C. Everest 20 (NC)*
(D.C. Everest wins by forfeit over Rhinelander)

Friday, Sept. 4
Wausau East 28, Sparta 13 (NC)
Homestead 34, Wis. Rapids 7 (NC)
Menomonie 27, Wausau West 21 (NC)
Marshfield 24, Merrill 0 (NC)
Stevens Point 37, Hortonville 0 (NC)
D.C. Everest 15, Superior 13 (NC)
Antigo 49, Rhinelander 21 (NC)

Friday, Aug. 28
Merrill 35, Wausau East 15 (NC)
Wausau West 10, Antigo 0 (NC)
Marshfield 42, Menomonie 41 (OT) (NC)
Hudson 21, Wis. Rapids 13 (NC)
Stevens Point 35, Superior 14 (NC)
Homestead 28, D.C. Everest 10 (NC)
Lakeland 41, Rhinelander 6 (NC)

Junior-Varsity Schedule

09/07	map	Hortonville	5:00
09/14		Wisconsin Rapids	4:30
09/21		Marshfield	4:30
10/05	map	Wisconsin Rapids	4:00
10/12	map	Marshfield	4:00

Sophmore Schedule

08/27	map	D.C. Everest	4:00
09/10	map	Wisconsin Rapids	4:30
09/17		Marshfield	4:30
09/24	map	Antigo	6:30
10/01	map	Wausau West	4:00
10/08		D.C. Everest	4:00
10/16		Minnetonka	4:00
10/20		Wausau East	4:00

Prep football: SPASH, Marshfield battle for early control of Wisconsin Valley Conference

Written by Kyle Means • Journal staff
Thursday, 17 September 2009 16:11
Over the past few years, observers of Wisconsin Valley Conference football have gotten used to only one season-changing game in the conference season -- D.C. Everest vs. Stevens Point Area Senior High. That game doesn't look to lose its luster this year, but it suddenly has competition in this week's game between SPASH and Marshfield, the Stevens Point Journal Game of the Week. "As far as we're concerned, this is a conference championship game," said Marshfield coach Len Luedtke. The Tigers and the Panthers are both 3-0 heading into Friday's game at Marshfield's Beell Stadium, and as twin qualifiers to Level 4 of last season's playoffs (SPASH in Division 1, Marshfield in Division 2), both teams stand as solid representatives of the quality of play in the Valley in central Wisconsin and elsewhere.
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WIAA realignment proposal raises long-distance concerns

Written by Nicole Strittmater • Journal staff
Thursday, 17 September 2009 16:09
Stevens Point Area Public School officials are optimistic about a proposed statewide varsity football realignment but concerned with travel time and costs. The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association, the state's high school sports governing body, is proposing to group schools in districts based on enrollment and geography rather than in conferences that often require smaller, less competitive schools to compete with larger ones. This plan, proposed in July, places Stevens Point with the following schools: Chippewa Falls, D.C. Everest, Eau Claire Memorial, Eau Claire North, Hudson, Superior and Wausau West. Athletic Director Stephanie Hauser said she and other coaches are concerned with increased travel time under this proposal. Both the team and the fans would have to travel farther, and she said that might affect the number of people showing up for away games.
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Prep football: SPASH captures Ol' River Jug with convincing win over Raiders

Written by Kyle Means • Journal staff
Saturday, 12 September 2009 11:00
With the Ol' River Jug on the line, both Stevens Point Area Senior High and Wisconsin Rapids football teams opened up their playbooks and let it fly in an entertaining installment of one of central Wisconsin's most storied rivalries. Behind four touchdown passes from Alex Plaster and a host of other contributors, SPASH overcame Rapids 44-20 at Community Stadium at Goerke Park. SPASH at times left the crowd stunned with how it managed to maneuver through the Raiders defense. "We passed a lot more, a lot of things opened up on their 4-4 (defense)," Plaster said. The first play from scrimmage was a quick screen pass from Plaster to Dan Desorcy, the co-offensive star of the night. Desorcy went 65 yards to the end zone to put SPASH up 7-0. He wound up with 142 yards and two touchdowns on four catches.
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Prep football: SPASH shuts out Hortonville in home opener

Written by Kyle Means • Journal staff
Saturday, 05 September 2009 12:48
Normally a freeze-out would provide no negative effect to a polar bear but in getting froze out of the end zone the Hortonville Polar Bears found themselves out of their element against Stevens Point Area Senior High. SPASH was well at home in its first game of the season at Community Stadium at Goerke Park, winning 37-0 in its first ever matchup against Division 2 Hortonville. Austin Sikorski ran wild again, following up his 221 yards and five touchdowns in Week 1 with 223 yards and three touchdowns on 16 carries against Hortonville. "Our team got closer, we got some of the second team in and they had some fun," Sikorski said.
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Prep football: SPASH set for home opener

Written by Kyle Means • Journal staff
Friday, 04 September 2009 17:43
Even though Stevens Point Area Senior High will be in the comforts of Community Stadium at Goerke Park on Friday, its second game of the season may be a lot like its first, which was a long way from home. Hortonville, like Superior last week, is an unfamiliar opponent, meaning the Panthers may have to adjust mid-game. Panthers coach Pete McAdams, whose team won 35-14 in Week 1, likens the challenge to playoff time when unfamiliar team after another comes calling. Playing the first home game in front of what should be a big crowd welcoming the University of Wisconsin's Bucky Badger should be an advantage for SPASH. "Our players will be motivated to come out and do the best that they can," McAdams said.

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