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BOUND WISCONSIN LEVEL 3 FOOTBALL TEAM OF THE WEEK NOMINEES
Baldwin-Woodville Blackhawks
Baldwin-Woodville took down unbeaten Aquinas 27-20 on the road Friday night, as last year’s Division 4 runners-up are back in the state semi-finals. The Blackhawks remain undefeated, as Dane Veenendall rushed for 145 yards and two touchdowns to help lead the way.
Lake Country Lutheran Lightning
The Lightning moved to 11-1 on the season and into the state semi-finals with a 34-21 win over New Glarus on Friday night. A powerful rushing attack led the way for Lake Country Lutheran, with a pair of players eclipsing the century mark. Connor Lubbers went for 166 yards and five touchdowns, while Nathan Graf chipped in with 131 yards on the ground.
Little Chute Mustangs
Little Chute took down defending Division 4 state champion Racine St. Catherine’s 23-12, as the Mustangs powerful rushing attack was too much for the Angels. Little Chute rolled up 290 yards on the ground, with junior Reece Joten leading the way with 103 yards and a score on 24 carries.
Mayville Cardinals
Mayville is into the state semi-finals for the third time in the last five years, coming off a 26-21 win over Amherst on Friday night. The Cardinals ground game went for 337 yards, with Landen Baker doing the bulk of the damage, carrying the ball 32 times for 168 yards and three touchdowns.
Whitefish Bay Blue Dukes
Whitefish Bay’s Cinderella run continued on Friday, as the Blue Dukes defeated Martin Luther 28-7. Whitefish Bay is just the third, eighth-seeded team to advance to the state semi-finals since 1-8 seeding began in 2012. Both Lateef Love (163 yards) and Kaden Kelly (103 yards) went over the century mark on the ground.
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