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2009 Varsity Schedule

08/28 Win Superior35-14
09/04 Win Hortonville 37-0 
09/11 Win Wisconsin Rapids44-20
09/18 Win Marshfield30-13 
09/26 Win Antigo 46-14
10/02 Win Wausau West 32-13
10/09 WinD.C. Everest34-3
10/16 Loss Minnetonka, MN 0-10
10/22 Win Wausau East50-9
    
10/27 Win Oshkosh West52-27
10/31 Win Hudson28-8
11/07  LossAppleton North14-0 
11/13  WIAA - Level 4TBA 
11/20  Championship TBA
    

2009 Standings

Final - 2009 Valley Season

 W L Pct. Pts. Opp.W L Pts. Opp 
Stevens Point60 1.0001925890 310 86 
Marshfield51 0.8331366081 277 122 
Wis Rapids42 0.6671301114 5 171 200 
Wausau West33 0.5001351465 4 215 201 
D.C. Everest24 0.333841533 5 109 194
Wausau East 150.16759 1962 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 Hortonville5:00 
09/14  Wisconsin Rapids4:30
09/21  Marshfield4:30 
10/05 map Wisconsin Rapids4:00 
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  Minnetonka4:00 
10/20  Wausau East 4:00 
    
WIAA Division 1, Level 3 playoffs: Stevens Point 31, Appleton North 24 PDF Print E-mail
Written by Appleton Post Crescent   
Sunday, 09 November 2008 13:59

Rough start

Appleton North (9-3) dug itself an early hole by falling behind by two touchdowns in Saturday's 31-24 loss to Stevens Point in a WIAA Division 1, Level 3 playoff game at Goerke Field.

Stevens Point (10-2) scored on its first possession on a two-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Ethan Winker to tight end Nick Peplinski. A fumble by tailback Steve Lichtfuss on North's first drive provided another scoring opportunity as Winker tossed a dump-off pass to fullback Jake Tatro for a 17-yard score.

The early passing may have taken the Lightning by surprise, but it wasn't anything the team hadn't seen on film, according to senior defensive end Clay Gosse.

"I think we practiced for that," Gosse said. "I just don't think we came out like we usually do. I don't think that was Appleton North football."
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WIAA football playoffs: 'Emotional' SPASH faces next challenge PDF Print E-mail
Written by Kyle Means, Journal staff   
Friday, 07 November 2008 13:02

Stevens Point Area Senior High football is coming off its most emotional game of the season, which produced the team's most inspired effort.

Beating rival D.C. Everest for the third straight time in the postseason was no small feat, but overcoming Appleton North (9-2) in Level 3 play would not be compact in size either.

Coach Pete McAdams expects his team to be fully involved emotionally in Saturday's game, which kicks off at 4 p.m. at Community Stadium.

"At this point of the year, if you have an emotional let down, you go home," McAdams said. "The team knows that they have to play at a high level."

McAdams says both teams are playing their best football of the season.
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Appleton North Lightning football team powering its way through WIAA playoffs PDF Print E-mail
Written by Brett Christopherson, Appleton Post Crescent   
Thursday, 06 November 2008 18:19

APPLETON — You might find "Split Right Jet, Dash Right Z Come Back X Over" in a typical West Coast offensive playbook.

A quarterback might call something like "Jag Left Motion 58 Monster Blast" if he's operating out of the spread.

So, in this age of sleek and snazzy 21st century football, what do the boys over at Appleton North like to go with when the pigskin is in their hands?

"When they know what's coming but we still shove it down their throat, that's the greatest feeling in the world," senior fullback Nick Geske said with a smirk. "We love that."
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WIAA Level 3 pairings finalized PDF Print E-mail
Written by Journal staff   
Tuesday, 04 November 2008 12:35

The WIAA set game sites and times for Level 3 football playoff games this weekend.

State quarterfinal games will be played Friday and Saturday across the state, with winners moving on to semifinal matchups on Nov. 14-15.

The state championship games for Divisions 4-7 are Nov. 20 and for Divisions 1-3 are Nov. 21 at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison.

Area matchups include:

Division 1 -- Appleton North at Stevens Point (at Goerke Park), 4 p.m. Saturday.

Division 2 -- Marshfield at Menomonie (at the University of Wisconsin-Stout), 7 p.m. Friday.

Division 5 -- Colby at Stanley-Boyd, 1 p.m. Saturday.

Division 6 -- Clear Lake at Edgar, 2 p.m. Saturday; Necedah at Stratford, 4 p.m. Saturday; Coleman at Stevens Point Pacelli (at Goerke Park), noon Saturday
 
WIAA football playoffs: SPASH knocks out Everest again PDF Print E-mail
Written by Fred Hillman, For the Wausau Daily Herald   
Sunday, 02 November 2008 14:59
WESTON — Football victories usually come down to which team controls the line of scrimmage.Stevens Point's Austin Sikorski carries D.C. Everest's Ethan Stennett on his back Saturday during a WIAA Division 1 Level 2 game at Steihm Stadium in Weston. (Butch McCartney/For Central Wisconsin Sunday)

Stevens Point Area Senior High controlled the line — on both sides of the ball — and D.C. Everest couldn’t control running back Austin Sikorski, resulting in a 35-17 Panthers victory over the previously unbeaten Evergreens in a WIAA Division 1 Level 2 playoff game Saturday afternoon at Stiehm Stadium.

The win moves SPASH, 9-2, into a Level 3 matchup against Appleton North, a 23-7 winner over Bayport. Everest finished its season at 9-1.

“I couldn’t be any happier right now about how things went,” SPASH coach Pete McAdams said. “That’s a good football team we played. They were undefeated for a reason.”
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