Friday nights I’ve covered for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel this season.
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WIAA Division 3 playoffs, Level 1
Fifth-seeded Catholic Memorial went on the road and pulled away from fourth-seeded Greendale after halftime. Senior Camden Shumpert, back from an injury that sidelined him since Week 5, broke a 50-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, and the Crusaders’ defense kept Greendale off the board in the second half.
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Regular season
Pewaukee took control early and never let go, rolling past New Berlin Eisenhower to stay perfect at 8-0 and hand the Lions a second straight loss.
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North Shore Conference
Unbeaten Homestead led 29-22 late before Deacon Vierck’s 1-yard run tied it with 1:50 left. Vierck scored again on the first possession of overtime, and when Homestead answered and went for two to win, the pass fell incomplete.
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Greater Metro Conference
Brookfield East tied it behind Lucas Yttre, then Marquette took over at Hart Park. Bear Bonk ran for 273 yards on 42 carries, including a 70-yard touchdown, and Ben Schroeder threw for 301 yards and three scores.
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Rivalry game
West jumped out 14-0, then watched East score 21 straight. With 50 seconds left, Hawkin Ullsperger’s touchdown made it 21-20, and instead of kicking for overtime the Trojans went for two. Kaden Miller got in for their first win of the season.
Story and photos by Karol Lazarski, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Nonconference
Brookfield East led 14-9 at halftime in Hartland. Then Arrowhead outscored the Spartans 36-7 after the break to move to 4-0, in a rematch of last season’s 31-29 playoff thriller.
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Nonconference
Marquette piled up 648 yards and eight touchdowns at Hart Park. Ben Schroeder threw five touchdown passes and sophomore Bear Bonk ran for 255 yards and three scores, outlasting a 291-yard night from Kettle Moraine’s Nico Yttre.
Photos by Karol Lazarski, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel