The Week in Review SPASH Football: The Panthers lost to Green Bay Preble, 17-7 in Level 2 of the WIAA Division 1 playoffs on Saturday, Nov. 2. Running back, Wes Sutton, scored the team's lone touchdown of the game on a seven-yard run in the second quarter. The Hornets were leading 10-7 in the fourth quarter when they scored a touchdown on a fake field goal to seal the victory. SPASH ended its season with a 7-4 record. The team placed four members on the All-Wisconsin Valley Conference first team, junior quarterback Ted Schlafke, senior tight end Ryan Kawski and senior linebackers Landon Quick and Dan Harke. Earning second-team honors on offense were seniors Ryan Reko at receiver and offensive linemen Jeremy Fritsch and Joe Kinsella. On the other side of the ball, junior defensive tackle Tony Gaboda and senior cornerback Joel Hojnacki were named to the second team. Senior Justin Pezewski and sophomore Wes Sutton received honorable mention at running back, as did senior punter Casey Kedrowski and junior defensive tackle Jon Jacowski. Head coach Pete McAdams was named co-Coach of the Year along with Marshfield's Len Luedtke. Soccer: SPASH lost to Appleton West, 1-0, in a WIAA sectional semifinal on Thursday, Oct. 31. Junior striker Ling Vang was named to first-team All-Wisconsin Valley Conference. Earning second-team honors were seniors Greg Foster (defender), Joel Swenson (defender), Nick Bonifas (forward), Kyle Peterson (midfielder) and junior Eric Buda (midfielder). Receiving honorable mention were seniors Scott Ensign (forward), Jarred Enerson (midfielder) and Ryan Fohrman (midfielder), juniors Nick Fabina (keeper) and Adam Kozickzkowski (defender) and sophomore Nick Kay (defender). Cross country: See story page 18. Swimming: The Panthers finished in second place with 431 points, just behind Rhinelander's 443.5 points, at the WVC Meet, on Friday, Nov. 1. Here are SPASH's top overall finishers for the meet: First-place winners were Callie Wild (50 yd. freestyle, 100 yd. freestyle), Sharisa Hillstead (100-yd. backstroke), and the 200-yard medley relay. Second-place finishers were Sharisa Hillstead (200-yd. IM), Jesse Thompson (200-yd. IM), Brittany Forrest (50-yd. freestyle), and the 200-yd. freestyle relay. Keely Bohm finished in third place in the 100-yd. backstroke. Jesse Thompson placed fourth in the 100-yd. backstroke. Kelly Williamson placed fifth in both the 200-yd. freestyle and the 500-yd. freestyle. Finishing in sixth place was Megan Golla in the 100-yd. butterfly. Addy Browne placed seventh in the 500-yd. freestyle. And finishing in eighth place were Brittany Forrest (100-yd. freestyle), Lynsey Martin (500-yd. freestyle), and the 200 and 400-yd. freestyle relay teams. "(The meet was) much closer than anticipated," said head coach Casey Nye. "From the opening event (200 Medley Relay) we stole momentum and built upon it. This was the first meet where we swam fast as a team. We've had good meets throughout the year, but this just shows what to anticipate at sectionals," added Nye. "Callie 'Go' Wild is having the season of her life," Nye said. "Sharisa Hillstead also is coming on strong at the right time. Jesse Thompson, Brittany Forrest and Carlee Jo Liss are all members of two key relays for us and are swimming exceptionally right now. Callie, Sharisa and Jesse are all among a group that has been training nonstop and their taper will be the test of all the work that they have put in this far," said Nye. PACELLI Football: The Cardinals (10-1) handled Oshkosh Valley Christian, 40-6, in Level 2 of the WIAA Division 7 playoffs on Saturday, Nov. 2. Ahren Cashin led the team with 116 yards on 15 carries and two touchdown runs. Nate Domaszek threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Jake Owens and scored on a one-yard touchdown run. Closing out the scoring was freshman running back Scott Herzog, who recovered a fumble in the end zone, and sophomore running back Eddie Krzmarzick (13 carries 89 yards) who had a one-yard touchdown run. Pacelli will host Almond-Bancroft at Goerke Field on Friday, Nov.8 at 7 p.m. in Level 3 of the WIAA Division 7 playoffs. Pacelli placed 10 different athletes on the All-CWC large team, with junior Jake Owens and senior Logan Riordan earning first team honors on both sides of the ball. On offense, senior running back Ahern Cashin was named to the first team for the third consecutive season, and was joined on the first team by center Logan Riordan and Owens at receiver (as each were named first team for their second consecutive season) and junior guard Alex Riordan. Alex Riordan also earned second-team honors at kicker, joining senior quaterback Nate Domaszek. Senior tackle Brent Zurawski was named honorable mention. The defense was lead by senior nose tackle Tim Schwarz, who earned CWC large Defensive Player of the Year honors, and was an unanimous selection to the first team. Joining Schwarz on the first team were Logan Riordan at linebacker and Owens at safety. Garnering second team honors was senior defensive end Drew Wroblewski, while senior cornerback Jeff Herzog and senior punter Simon Hesch received honorable mention. The team finished in second place in the CWC large with a 7-1 record in the regular season. Volleyball: The Cardinals ended their season with a loss to Abbotsford, 15-6, 15-9, 14-16, 15-6, in a WIAA Sectional Semifinal, on Friday, Nov. 1. Junior Kaitlyn Lane was named first team All-CWC large, seniors Becky Fischer and Emily Radomski were named to the second team and Krissy Lila earned honorable mention. Pacelli finished second in the conference this season with a 13-3 record. Soccer: Goalkeeper Tom Weishan was named first team All-Mid-State Conference for his stellar work in the net this season. AMHERST Cross country: See story page 18. Football: Senior receiver Phil Koback was named first team CWC large, while senior running back Sam Werner and senior guard Shane Reentkowski were named to the second team. Reentkowski was also named to the second team as a defensive lineman, and Chris Page (defensive line), Joe Blanke (linebacker) and Phil Koback (punter) received honorable mention.The Falcons finished sixth in the CWC large this season with a 3-5 record. Volleyball: Senior Clara Hiller was named to the first team CWC large, while senior Lyndsey Allen received second-team honors. Amherst finished third in the CWC large this season with an 11-5 record. ROSHOLT Cross country: See story page 18. Football: Receivers Adam Macht and James Kosmalski and defensive back Randy Printz were named honorable mention All-CWC large this season. The Hornets finished seventh in their first season in the CWC large with a 2-6 record. Volleyball: Junior Mallory Choudoir was named to the CWC large first team, while Kendra Kazemba received honorable mention. Rosholt finished seventh in their first season in the CWC large with a 5-11 record. ALMOND-BANCROFT Football: The Eagles (11-0) beat Hillsboro, 34-20, in a WIAA Division 7 Level 2 game in Wautoma on Saturday, Nov 2. Jason Sanchez (16 carries, 109 yards, 2 touchdowns) and Jacob Warzynski (17 carries, 86 yards, 2 touchdowns) led the ground attack, while quarterback Joel Erickson (7-9, 123 yards passing) scored on a one-yard touchdown run and Dave Johnson had all seven of the Eagles receptions for 123 yards. The Eagles will take on Pacelli at Goerke Field in Stevens Point on Friday, Nov. 8 at 7 p.m. in Level 3 of the WIAA Division 7 playoffs. Six members of the team were named to the CWC small first team, led by seniors Warzynski and Johnson and junior Heslyn Menadue, who were named to the first team on both sides of the ball. Senior Erickson was named first team at both quarterback and kicker, and was joined on offense by Johnson at receiver, Menadue at offensive line, and Warzynski at running back. Junior running back Sanchez and senior offensive lineman Jacob Barden were named to the second team. On defense, defensive lineman Menadue, Warzynski at linebacker and defensive back Johnson were named to the first team, while seniors Chris Lamb (linebacker) and Brian Scheel (defensive back) were named to the second team. The team won the CWC small conference with a record of 7-0 during the regular season. Volleyball: Senior Christyn Johnson was named to the CWC small second team and Heather Witting received honorable mention accolades. The team finished eighth in the CWC small conference with a 3-13 record.