Go to link below for complete 2021 FDL Cardinals Daily/Weekly Spring Schedule and Rescheduled events
http://www.foxvalleyassociation.org/public/genie/240/school/4/
Go to WISSPORTS.net link below for 2021 Alternate Spring Fond du Lac football schedule & results
https://www.wissports.net/schedule/team_instance/5855833?subseason=716092
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2021 Spring Frosh Football Schedule
Fond du Lac 36 Manitowoc 6
Fond du Lac 42 Neenah 14
Fond du Lac 36 Stevens Point 0
Fond du Lac 70 Green Bay Preble 12
Fond du Lac 16 Bay Port 12
Fond du Lac 24 Appleton North 0
Outscored Opponents 224 – 44
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2021 Spring JV Football Schedule 
Kimberly 18 Fond du Lac 7
Fond du Lac 42 Neenah 6
Fond du Lac 42 Stevens Point 6
Fond du Lac 55 Green Bay Preble 0
Fond du Lac 34 Bay Port 12
Fond du Lac 14 Appleton North 21
Outscored Opponents 205 – 52
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2021 Spring Varsity Football Schedule
Fond du Lac 63 Manitowoc 7
Fond du Lac 56 Neenah 21
Fond du Lac 52 Stevens Point 0
Fond du Lac 63 Green Bay Preble 3
Fond du Lac 62 Bay Port 19
Fox Valley Classic Football Conference Semi-Final Playoff
Fond du Lac 42 Appleton North 7
Fox Valley Classic Football Conference Championship
Fond du Lac 71 Kimberly 47
Outscored Opponents 409 – 94
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The schools are grouped based on a cmbination of enrollment and past success to provide competitive and unique matchups while still maintaining some traditional rivalries. Each school will play the other four teams in its group and one crossover game with a team from another group during the five-game regular season. Practices begin on March 8 and the first games will be played Friday, March 26.
20 schools from Northeast Wisconsin representing the FVA, FRCC, & Bay Conference will join together for the Fox Valley Classic Football Conference in the Spring of 2021. Teams are segmented into 4 groups (as shown below) and play a 5-game regular season plus a 2-game playoff
Group A: Fond du Lac, Neenah, Bay Port, Stevens Point, GB Preble
Group B : Appleton East – Appleton North – Ashwaubenon – Kimberly – Pulaski
Group C: Appleton West – De Pere – GB Southwest – Manitowoc – Oshkosh West
Group D: GB East – GB West – Oshkosh North – Sheboygan North – Sheboygan South
Playoffs will be held April 30 and May 7 with every school guaranteed 2 games. The top 2 teams each from Groups A & B will compete in a 4-team playoff, while the top 2 teams each from Group C & D will do the same with semifinals followed by consolation & championship games.
The 3rd & 4th place teams from Groups A & B will make up a 4-team bracket and Group C & D will also make up a 3rd & 4th place teams for the playoffs.
The 5th place teams from all 4 divisions will play 2 games against each other the final 2 weeks.
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Varsity Roster
1 Braelon Allen 12 6’2” 240
2 Drew Mueller 12 5’9” 175
3 Stephen Schreiter 10 6’1” 170
4 Michael Schomisch 12 6’2” 195
5 Tyler Van De Slunt 12 5’8” 173
7 Zach Seyfert 12 6’1” 190
8 Ethan Wagner-Lang 10 6’4” 172
10 Loius Wagner-Lang 12 6’3” 185
11 Robert Herbeck 12 5’11” 146
13 David McArthur 12 6’ 175
14 Caleb Nehls 10 5’10” 147
15 Josh Reetz 11 5’10” 158
16 Brayden Eigenbrodt 10 5’9” 162
17 Kyle Walljasper 12 6’1” 220
18 Tyler Collien 12 6’ 185
19 Justin Scheberl 11 6’2” 175
21 Reno Naebe 12 6’ 180
23 Landon Davis 11 6’3” 175
24 Jimmy Hendricks 12 5’10” 155
25 Logan Graff 12 6’ 216
27 Mo Harris 11 6’2” 167
33 Armond Wempner 11 6’2” 175
35 Brody Schneider 10 5’11” 175
36 Caden Duehring 11 5’11” 180
37 Trevor Farr 11 5’11” 160
39 Shawn Ferguson 11 6’2” 175
40 Joel Davis 11 5’11” 178
41 Michael Towell 12 6’1” 190
44 Keegan Henschel 11 5’11” 186
46 Isaiah Jones 10 6’1” 200
52 Malique Ruppert 12 6’2” 235
54 Luke Wehner 10 6’2” 220
55 Samuel Wood 12 6’ 200
61 Levi Liedke 12 6’3” 250
64 Cameron Schmidt 9 6’2” 253
65 Carter King 12 6’1” 220
66 Mason Schnell 10 6’2” 240
68 Matthew Rusch 9 6’ 220
71 Brayden Boldt 12 6’ 262
73 Owen Challoner 10 5’11” 240
76 Christian Granado 12 6’ 238
77 Brandon Danor 10 6’ 245
84 Dean Cary 11 6’ 180
96 Jimmy Smith 12 6’ 290
99 Anthony Millard 12 5’6” 230
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Head Coach : Steven Jorgensen
Asst Coaches : Steve Jorgensen – Nate Wara – Andy Selgrad – Arik Gunderon – Justin Budiac – Ot Selgrad – TJ Severson – Dakota Hermes – Sam Plucker – Dominic Tangredi – Eric Gross – Brian Shea – Joe Guyette – JP Peerenboom – Mike Theis
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WI Football Coaches Association Announces All-Region Teams for Alternate Spring 2021 Season
After a season like no other, the honors are starting to come in for Fond du Lac HS football players who competed in the WIAA’s “Alternate Fall” season. Today (Monday), the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association (WFCA) announced its All-Region teams.
The WFCA announced that because of the circumstances of the past year, and due to fewer teams competing in the spring – Regions 1 & 2 and 3 & 4 were combined for both the “Large” and “Small” schools, to create four regions.
Fond du Lac football players earn WFCA All-Region Honors
Braelon Allen 12 6′ 2″ 240 Offensive Back & Defensive Back
Brayden Boldt 12 6′ 262 Offensive Line
Kyle Walljasper 12 6′ 1″ 220 Quarterback & Inside Linebacker
Levi Liedke 12 6′ 3″ 250 Offensive Line
Logan Graf 12 6′ 216 Defensive End
Louis Wagner-Lang 12 6′ 3″ 185 Tight End/Fullback
Sam Wood 12 6′ 200 Defensive End
Tyler Collien 12 6′ 185 Wide Receiver
Tyler Van De Slunt 12 5′ 8″ 175. Outside Linebacker
Go to link below for complete 2020 WFCA All Region Football Team (Spring)
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Go to link below for complete list of All Conference Division A
2020-21 Football All Conference Division A
Ist Team – Offense
- Levi Liedke 12 Offensive Lineman 6’ 3” 245
- Brayden Boldt 12 Offensive Lineman 6’ 262
Sam Wood 12 Offensive Lineman 6’ 200
- Tyler Collien 12 Receiver 6’ 185
- Braelon Allen 12 Running Back 6’ 2” 240
- Louis Wagner-Lang 12 Fullback / H Back 6’ 3” 185
- Kyle Walljasper 12 Quarterback 6’ 1” 220
Kyle Walljasper Offensive “Player of the Year”
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2nd Team – Offense
Carter King 12 Offensive Lineman 6’ 1” 220
Christian Granado 12 Offensive Lineman 6’ 238
Michael Schomisch 12 Tight End 6’ 2” 195
David McArthur 12 Receiver 6’ 175
1st Team – Defense
Logan Graf 12 Defensive Lineman 6’ 216
Sam Wood 12 Defensive Lineman 5’ 11 200
* Kyle Walljasper 12 Inside Linebacker 6’ 1” 220
*. Kyle Van De Slunt” 12 Outside Linebacker 5’ 8” 172
* Braelon Allen 12 Defensive Back 6’ 2” 240
* Justin Scheberl 11 Kicker 6’ 2” 179
* David McArthur 12 Specialist 6’ 175
- (Unanimous selection)
Braelon Allen Defensive “Player of the Year”
2nd Team – Defense
Anthony Millard 12 Defensive Lineman 5’ 6” 230
Michael Towell 12 Inside Linebacker 6’ 1” 190
Keegan Henschel 11 Outside Linebacker 5’ 11” 186
Josh Reetz 11 Defensive Back 5’ 10” 158
Drew Mueller 12 Defensive Back 5’ 9” 175
Caleb Nehls 10 Defensive Back 5’ 10” 147
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Go to YOU Tube link below for “Highlights of Kimberly Game
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Fond du Lac football’s unforgettable team completes memorable season – ‘I’ve never seen an offense like this”
Fond du Lac football assistant coach Steve Jorgensen has led three teams to WIAA Division 1 state championships. He’s never been around what the Fond du Lac Cardinals did this year. The No. 1 ranked Cardinals scored a season high in points during their season finale and convincing win 71-47 victory against No. 2 Kimberly (6-1) on Friday.
Kimberly’s defense allowed 8.8 points per game through its first six contests. Fond du Lac (7-0) scored eight times as many points as that decimated average. It proved to the team that it would have been state champions during a typical season. The Cardinals scored on Kimberly just like it had against more inferior opponents, but they reached 71 because they didn’t sit their starters until the last offensive drive.
The offenses of Jorgensen’s back-to-back state championship Kimberly teams in 2007 and 2008 and his 2003 Oshkosh North title-winning squad didn’t match this Fond du Lac team. “I’ve never quite seen an offense like this one,” Jorgensen said. “I’ve never seen an offense like this.” He said what makes this offense unusual was its two lead ballcarriers, quarterback Kyle Walljasper and University of Wisconsin commit Braelon Allen, who each led the state with 21 touchdowns rushing during the alternate fall season.
Walljasper also finished with the most yards rushing (1,481). Allen finished third in yards with 1,039. A large percentage of their touchdowns were long, breakaway runs. Allen didn’t regularly play running back until midway through the 2019 season. “Two really special guys in the backfield and an offensive line and a fullback, and good receivers that really jelled and just really put it all together,” Jorgensen said. “But those two guys in the backfield are once-in-a-lifetime kids. Both Walljasper and Braelon. Unbelievable football players.”
Allen will play defense at Wisconsin, but his great size, speed and athleticism made him arguably the state’s toughest offensive player to touch, nonetheless tackle.
“It was special to see him get so big,” Walljasper said. “It’s crazy. He’s going to do some great things. Be an NFL player one day.”Walljasper isn’t playing at the Division I level as he’ll play at Division II Minnesota-Duluth. What makes a player great is different at every level of a sport. Jorgensen had high praise for Walljasper and said he’s arguably the best high school player he’s seen. Like Allen, Walljasper added muscle and speed after the 2019 season, when Fond du Lac was upset in the second round of the playoffs by Sun Prairie. Walljasper had a knack for running through the correct hole, shifting and outrunning defenders, too. “I’ve been around a while and he’s probably the best high school football player, this season he put together, that I’ve ever seen,” Jorgensen said. “The guy was averaging, coming into this game, 18 yards per carry, and I don’t think he did anything but kept that up right where it is tonight. So it was incredible. Then he’s a great linebacker, too, and he can pass the ball. Just dominant performance by him the whole year.”
Fond du Lac did the little things right, too, this season and won the big moments against Kimberly. In the first half, Fond du Lac stopped Kimberly on a fourth down that allowed it to steal a possession of high value. Both teams scored on each drive while Fond du Lac led 28-21. Allen scored a 31-yard touchdown rushing a few plays later to give Fond du Lac a two-touchdown lead. Kimberly made the score 35-28 heading into halftime, but Fond du Lac made another game-changing play.
Jorgensen suggested his son and head coach Steven Jorgensen call an onside kick to begin the third quarter. Fond du Lac recovered the kick, stole another possession and made it a two-score game again. Then its defense played complementary football and made another fourth-down stop. Walljasper scored a 44-yard touchdown rushing to make the game 49-28 and out of reach for Kimberly to come back despite 9:10 remaining in the third quarter. He finished with a season-high 320 yards and five touchdowns rushing and added one touchdown passing. Allen had four touchdowns rushing and a season-high 270 yards rushing.
“This chemistry, I’ve never been a part of something like that,” Walljasper said. “Everyone’s just got each other’s back. We all know each other from seniors to freshmen. We’ve been together for so long just practicing for these moments, so we’re pretty tight.” Allen echoed similar sentiments before he enrolls one year early at Wisconsin after his junior year of high school.
The Cardinals didn’t have the chance to play in a state championship, but the Kimberly win suffices for the Fond du Lac community after watching a memorable season and unforgettable team. “We know,” Allen said. “Now we know. This was definitely what we were looking to do. The way that we dominated this game, there’s no doubt in my mind that we would’ve been state champions this year.”
More significant for Steve was watching his son lead a team to such success in just his second season as head coach. He called Steven a better coach than he was. “He’s a very good football coach and I’m very proud of him,” Steve said. “I had some really nice seasons over the years and a few state championships and things like that, but nothing makes me more proud than seeing my son do such a good job. “I have another son (Matthew) that coached in the state championship last year at Bay Port for offensive line. Equally as proud of him. Two great young men.”
Steven thanked the team and the senior class for working through the pandemic and after the WIAA announced the state tournament was canceled last fall. He said Allen helped take the program to further heights. “I’ll never forget this team,” Steven said. “The uncertainty of what was going on with this pandemic. They just never stopped working. They’re very great young men. I love them all. It’s a very special group.”
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WISSPORTS.NET SPRING FOOTBALL FINAL COACHES POLL. Released 5/13/2021
LARGE SCHOOLS
| RANK | TEAM | RECORD | LW |
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| 1 | Fond du Lac | 7-0 | 1 |
| 2 | Sun Prairie | 6-0 | 3 |
| 3 | Kimberly | 6-1 | 2 |
| 4 | Waunakee | 6-0 | 5 |
| 5 | De Pere | 7-0 | 4 |
| 6 | Racine Horlick | 6-1 | 6 |
| 7 | DeForest | 5-1 | 7 |
| 8 | Appleton North | 4-2 | 8 |
| 9 | Superior | 5-1 | 9 |
| 10 | Pulaski | 4-2 | 10 |
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WISPORTS.net WEEK 7 RUSHING LEADERS
What was a highly-competitive and entertaining de facto championship game turned into a route behind one of the most dominating rushing performances the state has ever seen. Fond du Lac pulled away from Kimberly in the third quarter for a 71-47 victory. Leading the way was quarterback Kyle Walljasper, who carried it just 16 times but went for 320 yards and five touchdowns. He added 82 passing yards and a touchdown as well. Running back Braelon Allen had a huge night as well with 12 carries for 270 yards and four touchdowns.
Go to link below for wissports.net Week 7 Rushing Leaders
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Go to YOUTUBE FDL vs Kimberly Replay below
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Go to Fondy Football YOUTUBE Classics below
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=fondy+football
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View Ch 5 coverage of the game here > Part 1 #1 in Wis C5 Part 2 #1 in State
Fond du Lac 71 Kimberly 47
Go to Wissports.net link below for complete game & individual stats of Kimberly game
https://www.wissports.net/game/show/31477446?subseason=716092&referrer=6009903
Ahead 35-28 to start the half, the Cardinals onside kick by Justin Scheberl and recovered by David McArthur proceeded to outscore the Papermakers 36-19 in the second half to pull away for the impressive victory at Pickett Field in a Fox Valley Classic Football Conference playoff finale. The recovery led to a 47-yard touchdown from Braelon Allen and gave Fondy momentum it would never lose.
“Seventy-one points? I didn’t expect 71 points and I’m a pretty confident guy,” Fond du Lac coach Steven Jorgensen said. “We had that awesome onside kick to start the second half and we put it all out there. I’m not taking credit for that. We have a muti-sport state champion in my headset with my father (Steve Jorgensen) and he said, ‘Hey, why don’t we try an onside?’ and I said, ‘Hey, let’s go for it.’ And coach (Nate) Wara, who does our special teams, we went for it and the kids executed it and it was beautiful.” Justin Scheberl stated : “it was my best onside kick “Ever” and what a better time than right now”
View Onside Kick here > 1 Justin Scheberl onside kick 1 Onside kick – End Zone
Braelon Allen and Kyle Walljasper combined for 581 yards rushing and nine touchdowns on the ground, with Walljasper also tossing a touchdown to Tyler Collien. Kyle Walljasper finished with 15 carries for 308 yards and scores of 55, 44, 5, 44 and 50 yards. Braelon Allen added 12 carries for 278 yards with touchdowns of 66, 33, 48 and 48 yards.
“Those are two of the best high school football players I think I’ve seen, especially on the same team,” Kimberly coach Steve Jones said. “They’re impressive and I know it’s not just those two. The offensive line did a great job for them. But those two kids can just take over a game and that’s what happened tonight. They just took over the game.”
Braelon Allen, a University of Wisconsin recruit, said the win against the Cardinals’ biggest rival made it that much more sweet. “This is huge. This is exactly what we wanted,” Allen said. “This was exactly our vision in how we saw us ending our season. It was great.”
Kimberly 14 14 0 19 – 47
Fond du Lac 14 21 22 14 – 71
Go to links below for TD highlights
Quarter Time Fond du Lac Scoring Plays
1 9:35 Kyle Walljasper 55 yd run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
View TD 1 Here > TD 1 – Kyle 55 yd run TD 1 – End Zone
1 5:50 Braelon Allen 66 yd run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
View TD 2 Here > TD 2 – Braelon 66 yd run TD 2 – End Zone
2 10:36 Kyle Walljasper 5 yd run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
View TD 3 Here > TD 3 – Kyle 5 yd run TD 3 – End Zone
2 4:56 Kyle Walljasper 44 yd run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
View TD 4 Here > TD 4 – Kyle 44 yd run TD 4 – End Zone
2 1:23 Braelon Allen 33 yd run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
View TD 5 Here > TD 5 – Braelon 33 yd run TD 5 End Zone
3 11:00 Braelon Allen 48 yd run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
View TD 6 Here > TD 6 – Braelon 48 yd run TD 6 – End Zone
3 9:10 Kyle Walljasper 44 yd run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
View TD 7 Here > TD 7 – Kyle 44 yd run TD 7 – End Zone
3 1:59 Tyler Collien 24 yd pass, Kyle Walljasper 2 pt conversion
View TD 8 Here > TD 8 – 24 yd pass to Tyler Collien TD 8 – End Zone
4 9:45 Kyle Walljasper 50 yd run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
View TD 9 Here > TD 9 – Kyle 50 yd run TD 9 – End Zone
4 6:16 Braelon Allen 48 yd run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
. View TD 10 Here > TD 10 – Braelon 48 yd run TD 10 – End Zone
Rushing
Player Att Yds TD
Braelon Allen 12 278 4
Kyle Walljasper 15 303 5
Tyler Collien 1 8
Brayden Eigenbrodt 2 14
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Passing
Player Comp. Att. Yds. TD
Kyle Walljasper 4 7 83 1
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Receiving
Player Rec. Yds TD
Tyler Collien 2 27 1
David McArthur 1 9
Logan Graf 1 45 View 45 yd pass here > 1 – 45 yd pass to Logan Graf
1 45 yd pass to Logan Graf – End Zone
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Scoring
Player TD 1PAT 2PAT Total
Braelon Allen 4 24
Kyle Walljasper 5 1 32
Tyler Collien 1 6
Justin Scheberl 9 9
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Defensive Stats
Player Tckl Asst. Tckl TFL
Braelon Allen 6 5 1
Tyler Vande Slunt 1 3
Zach Seyfert 1
Ethan Wagner-Lang 1
David McArthur 1
Caleb Nehls 7 9
Josh Reetz 8 1
Brayden Eigenbrodt 2
Kyle Walljasper 4 5 2
Tyler Collien 4
Justin Scheberl 2 7
Arnold Wempner 1
Keagan Henschel 3 4
Michael Towell 2 3
Sam Wood – 3 1
Logan Graf 1 2 1
Levi Lied – 1
Anthony Millard – 3 1
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Kick Returns
Player Returns Yards
David McArthur 4 49
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Kicking
Player FGA FGM XptA XptM
Justin Scheberl 0 0 9 9
Fond du Lac vs. Kimberly Football Game Moved to Appleton East
Friday night’s Fox Valley Classic Conference football championship game between Kimberly and Fond du Lac will be played at Pickett Field at Appleton East High School. The game will kick off at 7 p.m.
Both teams enter Friday’s game with 6-0 records. Fond du Lac won Group A and advanced with a 42-7 win over Appleton North last week. Kimberly won Group B and defeated Neenah 35-14 last week to reach the title game.
Fond du Lac earned the right to host the game by virtue of playing only three home games, compared to four for Kimberly. However, Fruth Field in Fond du Lac is unable to host the game. It had been previously announced that Kimberly would host Friday’s game until the neutral site at Appleton East was secured. All three of Fond du Lac’s previous home games were played at Kiel High School.
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Fond du Lac, Kimberly prepare for championship battle
Go to link below for pregame interview with Fond du Lac Head Coach Steven Jorgensen
In a game that could’ve been the WIAA Division 1 state championship in the fall season, Fond du Lac and Kimberly will finally meet with a title on the line. The two traditional Fox Valley Association rivals clash in the final game of the Fox Valley Classic Conference season, a Group A/B championship pitting the two undefeated squads.
In this week’s edition of High School Sports Xtra, we run through extended highlights of both the Cardinals’ and Papermakers’ semifinal wins in the Group A/B pod, hear from both head coaches looking forward to the game, and take a look at the history of this growing rivalry.
Fond du Lac head coach Steven Jorgensen joins the show as his squad looks to finish off a perfect 7-0 season. In 2019, pre-playoff seedings sent the Cardinals south, so Fondy-Kimberly could’ve presumably been a state championship game matchup in Madison.
Local 5 Sports will have live coverage from Friday’s game at Appleton East High School. Tune in for previews at 6:00 and live postgame reaction, with highlights, at 10.
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Fond du Lac-Kimberly showdown set.
It’s been one year and eight months since the two powerhouses faced off in their 2019 overtime classic. This matchup will be good, too. The two undefeated FVA programs have defeated their opponents a combined 570-110 through six games. Both teams handily beat one of the Fox Valley Classic’s best teams, Appleton North (4-2), Fond du Lac winning 42-7 on Friday night. Kimberly won 42-14 over Appleton North earlier this season and 35-14 over Neenah on Friday.
Fond du Lac is led by Wisconsin commit Braelon Allen, the state leader in touchdowns rushing (17), and quarterback Kyle Walljasper, who leads the state with 1,161 yards rushing and is second with 16 touchdowns rushing. Walljasper threw two touchdowns and rushed for 290 yards and three touchdowns on Friday. Allen had 139 yards of total offense, two touchdowns rushing, one sack, one forced fumble and 10 tackles.
Fond du Lac is more explosive, but Kimberly is paced by Northern Iowa commit Caleb Frazer, who’s coming off a three-touchdown performance against Neenah. Frazer scored the game-winning touchdown when Kimberly won 34-31 over Fond du Lac in 2019.
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Week 6
Fond du Lac 42 Appleton North 7
Fond du Lac quarterback Kyle Walljasper ran for three touchdowns and threw for two more as Fondy improved to 6-0 with a win over the Lightning at Kiel High School. The Cardinals close the season against Kimberly next Friday
Kyle Walljasper and Braelon Allen combined to rush for 405 yards in the win over the Lightning.
Kyle Walljasper finished with 286 yards rushing and three scores and passed for two scores.
Braelon Allen rushed for 119 yards on 13 carries and one touchdown.
Appleton North 0 0 7 0 – 7
Fond du Lac 7 21 14 0 – 42
1st Q
TD 1 – Louis Wagner-Lang 16 yd pass from Kyle Walljasper (Justin Scheberl kick)
View TD 1 here > TD 1 – Louis Wagner-Lang 16 yd pass from Kyle Walljasper
2nd Q
TD 2 – Kyle Walljasper 6 yd run (Justin Scheberl kick) View TD 2 here > TD 2- Kyle Walljasper 6 yd run
TD 3 – Kyle Walljasper 59 yd run (Justin Scheberl kick) View TD 3 here > TD 3- Kyle Walljasper 59 yd run
TD 4 – Tyler Collien 15 yd pass from Kyle Walljasper (Justin Scheberl kick)
View TD 4 here > TD 4- Tyler Collien 15 yd pass from Kyle Walljasper
3rd Q
TD 5 – Braelon Allen 27 yd run (Justin Scheberl kick). View TD 5 here > TD 5- Braelon Allen 27 yd run
TD 6 – Kyle Walljasper 69 yd run (Justin Scheberl kick) View TD 6 here > TD 6- Kyle Walljasper 69 yd run
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Individual Stats
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April 30, 2021 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final
Bay Port 0 0 7 0 7
Fond du Lac 7 21 14 0 42
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Quarter Time Fond du Lac Scoring Plays
1 8:33 15 yd TD pass Kyle Walljasper to Louis Wagner-Lang,
Justin Scheberl XP kick
2 8:09 Kyle Walljasper 6 yd run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
2 2:29 Kyle Walljasper 59 yd run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
2 :01 16 yd TD pass Kyle Walljasper to Tyler Collien, Justin
Scheberl XP kick
3 9:29 Braelon Allen 27 yd run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
3 :41 Kyle Walljasper 61 yd TD run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
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Rushing
Player Att Yds TD
Braelon Allen 13 119 1
Kyle Walljasper 19 290 3
David McArthur 1 4
Brayden Eigenbrodt 6 18
Josh Reetz 1 1
Rory Schmidt 1 3
Tyler Collien 1 9
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Passing
Player Comp. Att. Yds. TD Int
Kyle Walljasper 5 8 71 2 1
Stephen Schreiter 3 3 9
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Receiving
Player Rec. Yds TD
Tyler Collien 2 27 1
Braelon Allen 1 20
David McArthur 1 9
Louis Wagner-Lang 1 15 1
Tyler Brandner 1 2
Dean Cary 2 7
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Scoring
Player TD 1PAT 2PAT FG Total
Braelon Allen 1 6
Kyle Walljasper 3 18
Tyler Collien 1 6
Louis Wagner-Lang 1 6
Justin Scheberl 6 6
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Defensive Stats
Player Tckl Asst. Tckl TFL Sacks
Braelon Allen 2 2
Tyler Vande Slunt 1 3
Ethan Wagner-Lang 1
Josh Reetz 5
Brayden Eigenbrodt 1
Kyle Walljasper 4 3
Tyler Collien 1 1
Justin Scheberl 2 6
Arnold Wempner 1
Keagan Henschel 3
Michael Towell 1
Sam Wood – 1
Logan Graf 1 – 1 1
Anthony Millard – 1
Tyler Brandner – 1
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Punt Returns
Player Returns Yards
Josh Reetz 2 0
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Kicking
Player FGA FGM XptA XptM
Justin Scheberl 0 0 6 6
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Go to YouTube replay below
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WISSPORTS.NET SPRING FOOTBALL WEEK 5 COACHES POLLReleased 4/27/2021
LARGE SCHOOLS
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RANK |
TEAM |
RECORD |
LW |
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1 |
Fond du Lac |
5-0 |
1 |
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2 |
Kimberly |
5-0 |
2 |
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3 |
Sun Prairie |
5-0 |
3 |
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4 |
De Pere |
5-0 |
5 |
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5 |
Waunakee |
5-0 |
7 |
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6 |
DeForest |
5-0 |
6 |
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7 |
Appleton North |
4-1 |
4 |
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8 |
Racine Horlick |
4-1 |
UR |
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9 |
Neenah |
3-2 |
10 |
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10 |
Pulaski |
2-2 |
UR |
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Week 5
Fond du Lac 62 Bay Port 19
Kyle Walljasper completed 4-of-6 passes for 84 yds and a touchdown, while rushing for 130 yds and two touchdowns
Braelon Allen led the Cardinals with 154 yds rushing and three touchdowns on 15 carries
Go to WISSPORTS.net link below for complete individual & team stats for the Fond du Lac 62Bay Port 19 game
https://www.wissports.net/game/show/29585575?subseason=716092&referrer=6010240
Fond du Lac 7 27 21 7 – 62
Bay Port 0 12 0 7 – 19
Go to links below to review Varsity Football highlights from Bay Port game
1st Q
6:08 – View TD 1 here > TD 1 – Kyle Walljasper 27 yd run
View XPT here > EZ XPTX Pt Justin Scheberl
2nd Q
10:42 – View TD 2 here >TD 2 – Kyle Walljasper 22 yd run
8:32 – View TD 3 here > TD 3 – David McArthur 87 yd KO return
5:46 – View TD 4 here >TD 4 – Braelon Allen 52 yd run
View TD 5 setup by > Kyle Walljasper 39 yd run
1:14 View TD 5 here > TD 5 – Braelon Allen 1 yd run
3rd Q
8:37 – View TD 6 here > TD 6 Braelon Allen 3 yd run
9:01 – View TD 7 here >TD 7 – Tyler Collien 40 yd pass from Kyle Walljasper
:32 – View TD 8 here > TD 8 – Brayden Eigenbrodt 5 yd run
4th Q
4:10 – View TD 9 here >TD 9 – Ethan Wagner-Lang 29 yd pass from Stephen Schreiter
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Individual Stats:
Rushing
PlayerAtt Yds TD
Braelon Allen 14 1443
Kyle Walljasper10 1402
Drew Mueller26
Brayden Eigenbrodt 7 28 1
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Passing
Player Comp.Att.Yds.TD
Kyle Walljasper57 1241
Stephen Schreiter22 43 1
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Receiving
PlayerRec. Yds TD
Tyler Collien3601
Michael Schomisch1 24
David McArthur140
Ethan Wagner-Lang 2 43 1
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Scoring
PlayerTD1PAT 2PAT FG Total
Braelon Allen3 18
Kyle Walljasper 2 12
David McArthur1 6
Tyler Collien1 6
Ethan Wagner-Lang 1 6
Brayden Eigenbrodt 1 6
Justin Scheberl88
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Defensive Stats
Player TcklAsst. TcklTFL Sacks Int.
Braelon Allen 522
Drew Mueller 53
Tyler Vande Slunt2 1 – – 1
Zach Seyfert 1
Ethan Wagner-Lang 1
David McArthur 1
Caleb Nehls11
Josh Reetz 5
Kyle Walljasper – 1
Justin Scheberl8 4 1
Arnold Wempner1 2
Keagan Henschel43
Michael Towell – 2
Sam Wood – 3
Logan Graff– 4
Brayden Boldt – 1
Dsean Cary1
Anthony Millard12 1
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Punt Returns
Player ReturnsYards
Josh Reetz 1 10
David McArthur 11
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Kick Returns
Player ReturnsYards TD
David McArthur187 1
Josh Reetz130
Brayden Eigenbrodt 1 2
Joel Davis1 8
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Kicking
PlayerFGA FGMXptA XptM
Justin Scheberl 0 0 9 8
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Watch replay on YOUTUBE below
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Week 4
Fond du Lac 63 Green Bay Preble 3
Go to links below to review Varsity Football highlights from Green Bay Preble game
View TD 1 here > TD 1 – Braelon 85 yd run
View TD 2 here > TD 2 – Braelon 4 yd run
View TD 3 here > TD 3 – Braelon 23 yd run
View TD 4 here > TD 4 – Kyle 4yd run
View TD 5 here > TD 5 – Kyle 49 yd run
View TD 6 here > TD 6 – 84 yd pass Kyle to Braelon
View TD 7 here > TD 7 – Braelon 23 yd run
View TD 8 here > TD 8 – Kyle 80 yd run
View TD 9 here > TD 9 – Brayden Eigenbrodt 37 yd run
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FDL vs Green Bay Preble on YOUTUBE below
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April 16, 2021 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final
Green Bay Preble 3 0 0 0 3
Fond du Lac 21 35 0 7 63
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Quarter Time Fond du Lac Scoring Plays
1 7:40 Braelon Allen 75 yd TD run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
1 2:51 Braelon Allen 4 yd TD run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
1 :43 Braelon Allen 23 yd TD run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
2 8:44 Kyle Walljasper 6 yd TD run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
2 6:26 Kyle Walljasper 49 yd TD run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
2 3:40 Kyle Walljasper 84 yd TD pass to Braelon Allen, Justin Scheberl XP kick
2 :58 Braelon Allen 23 yd TD run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
2 :05 Kyle Walljasper 80 yd TD run, Justin Scheberl XP kick
4 8:20 Brayden Eigenbrodt 37 yd TD run, Justin Scheberl XP
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Rushing
Player Att Yds TD
Braelon Allen 6 141 4
Kyle Walljasper 9 191 3
Drew Mueller 2 17
Ethan Wagner Lang 2 7
Rory Schmidt 2 8
Brayden Eigenbrodt 7 7 1
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Passing
Player Comp. Att. Yds. TD Int.
Kyle Walljasper 4 6 127 1 1
Stephen Schreiter 2 3 20
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Receiving
Player Rec. Yds TD
Braelon Allen 2 95 1
Louis Wagner-Lang 1 16
Tyler Collien 1 13
Ethan Wagner-Lang 1 13
Tyler Brandner 1 7
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Scoring
Player TD 1PAT Total
Braelon Allen 5 30
Kyle Walljasper 3 18
Brayden Eigenbrodt 1 6
Justin Scheberl 9 9
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Defensive Stats
Player Tckl Asst. Tckl TFL Sacks Int
Braelon Allen 3 1 2 1
Drew Mueller 1
Tyler Vande Slunt 4 – 3 1
Zach Seyfert – 1
David McArthur 1
Caleb Nehls 4 – 1
Josh Reetz 1
Braydon Eigenbrodt – 1
Kyle Walljasper 4 1
Jimmy Hendricks 1
Logan Graf – 1
Arnold Wempner 1 1
Joel Davis 1
Michael Towell 2 2
Sam Wood 1 – 1
Dean Cary 1 – – – 1
Anthony Millard 1 – 1
Tyler Brandner 3 1
Brandon Koll 1 – 1
Rory Schmidt
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Punt Returns
Player Returns Yards
Braelon Allen 1 20
Josh Reetz 1 3
Tyler Brandner 1 13
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Kick Returns
Player Returns Yards
David McArthur 1 6
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Kicking
Player FGA FGM XptA XptM
Justin Scheberl – – 9 9
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Braelon Allen receives NFL award, Fond du Lac wins
He’s at least three years away from a possible NFL contract, but his name is already in the NFL archives.
Fond du Lac’s do-it-all talent Braelon Allen was named the NFL Way to Play High School Award recipient for Week 24 of the 2020-21 high school football season.
The Wisconsin Badgers commit was honored for demonstrating exceptional in-game playing technique, the press release said. Allen’s award earns Fond du Lac a $1,500 equipment grant through USA Football.
Fond du Lac won 63-3 over Green Bay Preble on Friday. Allen, a junior on the field, reclassified in 2020 so he can enroll one year early at Wisconsin this summer. He’s got the build to fit in at the Division I level at 17 years old.
“These tremendous young student-athletes who are recognized with the Way to Play Award clearly demonstrate proper form and technique that reduces unnecessary risk and improves the athlete’s quality of play,” Troy Vincent, NFL executive vice president of football operations, said.
Go to link below for ESPN announcement of Braelon’s NFL Award
Go to link below film clip of the above award winning – de-cleat
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WISSPORTS.NET SPRING FOOTBALL WEEK 4 COACHES POLL
Released 4/20/2021.
LARGE SCHOOLS
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RANK |
TEAM |
RECORD |
LW |
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1 |
Fond du Lac |
4-0 |
1 |
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2 |
Kimberly |
4-0 |
2 |
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3 |
Sun Prairie |
4-0 |
3 |
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4 |
Appleton North |
3-0 |
7 |
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5 |
De Pere |
4-0 |
5 |
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6 |
DeForest |
4-0 |
4 |
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7 |
Waunakee |
4-0 |
8 |
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8 |
Middleton |
3-1 |
UR |
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9 |
La Crosse Central |
4-0 |
10 |
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10 |
Neenah |
2-2 |
UR |
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Week 3
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RANK |
TEAM |
RECORD |
LW |
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1 |
Fond du Lac |
3-0 |
2 |
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2 |
Kimberly |
3-0 |
1 |
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3 |
Sun Prairie |
3-0 |
4 |
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4 |
DeForest |
3-0 |
5 |
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5 |
De Pere |
3-0 |
9 |
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6 |
Bay Port |
2-1 |
3 |
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7 |
Appleton North |
2-0 |
6 |
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8 |
Waunakee |
3-0 |
7 |
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9 |
Racine Horlick |
3-0 |
UR |
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10 |
La Crosse Central |
3-0 |
UR |
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Fond du Lac 52 Stevens Point 0
The Fond du Lac Cardinals cruised past Stevens Point on the road to improve to 3-0 on the season. Kyle Walljasper ran for three touchdowns and threw for a fourth to lead the Cardinals to the victory over the Panthers.
Kyle Walljasper had scoring runs of 66, 60 and 33 yards while his touchdown pass to Tyler Collien covered 76 yards. Walljasper finished with 7 carries for 205 yards rushing and passed for 117 yards. Braelon Allen had 7 carries for 100 yards with touchdown runs of 21 and 13 yards. Tyler Collien had 4 receptions for 96 yards and 1 touchdown (covering 76 yards)
Fond du Lac 14 17 14 7 – 52
Stevens Point 0 0 0 0 – 0
Scoring
1stQuarter
8:08 Kyle Walljasper 66 run (Justin Scheberl kick) View TD 1 here
6:13 Braelon Allen 21 run (Justin Scheberl kick) View TD 2 here
2nd Quarter
11:23 Braelon Allen 13 run (Justin Scheberl kick) View TD 3 here
9:01 Tyler Collien 76 pass from Kyle Walljasper (Justin Scheberl kick) View TD 4 here
:02 Justin Scheberl 33 yard field goal View FG here
3rd Quarter
11:44 Kyle Walljasper 60 run (Justin Scheberl kick) View TD 5 here
4:14 Kyle Walljasper 33 run (Justin Scheberl kick) View TD 6. here MOV
4th Quarter
1:56 Brayden Eigenbrodt 3 run (Justin Scheberl kick) View TD 7 here
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Individual Stats
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Rushing
Player Att Yds TD
Braelon Allen 7 99 2
Kyle Walljasper 7 204 3
Stephen Schreiter 1 – 13
Ethan Wagner-Lang 2 24
Rory Schmidt 1 0
Brayden Eigenbrodt 6 20 1
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Passing |
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| Player |
Comp. |
Att. |
Yds. |
TD |
Int |
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| Kyle Walljasper |
8 |
13 |
118 |
1 |
0 |
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| Stephen Schreiter |
2 |
2 |
49 |
0 |
0 |
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| Totals | 10 | 15 | 167 | 1 | 0 | ||
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Receiving |
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| Player |
Rec |
Yds |
TD |
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| Louis Wagner-Lang |
2 |
11 |
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| David McArthur |
2 |
9 |
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| Tyler Collien |
4 |
98 |
1 |
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| Ethan Wagner-Lang |
1 |
12 |
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| Tyler Brandner |
1 |
37 |
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| Totals | 10 | 167 | 1 | ||||
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Scoring |
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| Player |
TD |
1PAT |
|
FG |
Total |
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| Braelon Allen |
2 |
|
12 |
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| Kyle Walljasper |
3 |
|
18 |
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| Braydon Eigenbrodt |
1 |
|
6 |
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| Tyler Collien |
1 |
|
6 |
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| Justin Scheberl |
0 |
7 |
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1 |
10 |
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| Defensive Stats |
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| Player |
TCK |
Asst. TCK |
TFL |
Sacks |
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Int |
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P Def. |
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| Braelon Allen |
3 |
1 |
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| Drew Mueller |
4 |
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| Tyler Van DeSlunt |
4 |
5 |
2 |
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| Ethan Wagner-Lang |
1 |
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| David McArthur |
1 |
2 |
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| Caleb Nehls |
4 |
1 |
1 |
3 |
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| Josh Reetz |
2 |
1 |
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| Brayden Eigenbrodt |
1 |
1 |
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| Kyle Walljasper |
3 |
3 |
1 |
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| Justin Scheberl |
3 |
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| Logan Graf |
1 |
1 |
1 |
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| Arnold Wempner |
2 |
1 |
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| Michael Towell |
3 |
5 |
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| Keagan Henschel |
7 |
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| Sam Wood |
1 |
1 |
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| Anthony Millard |
1 |
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| Brandon Koll |
1 |
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| Totals | 28 | 34 | 4 | 1 | 1 | 4 | |||||||||
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Punt Returns |
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| Player |
Ret |
Yds |
TD |
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| David McArthur |
1 |
15 |
0 |
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Punting |
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| Player |
Punts |
Yds. |
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| Ethan Wagner-Lang |
1 |
24 |
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Kick Returns |
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| Player |
Ret |
Yds |
TD |
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| Louis Wagner-Lang |
1 |
5 |
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Kicking |
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| Player |
FGA |
FGM |
XPA |
XPM |
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| Justin Scheberl |
1 |
1 |
7 |
7 |
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FDL vs SPASH on YOUTUBE below
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Week 2
JV Football Fond du Lac 42 Neenah 6
Go to links below to review JV Football highlights from Neenah game
JV TD 1 JV TD 2 JV TD 3 JV TD 4 JV Defense
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Varsity Football Fond du Lac 56 Neenah 21
Fox Valley Classic Conference: Fond du Lac 56, Neenah 21 –Braelon Allen ran for four touchdowns and caught a touchdown pass as the Cardinals rolled past the Rockets at Kiel High School to improve to 2-0 on the season. Fondy plays at Stevens Point next Friday
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April 2, 2021 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final
Neenah 7 0 7 7 21
Fond du Lac 7 21 21 7 56
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Quarter Time Fond du Lac Scoring Plays
1 16:09 Braelon Allen 55 yd TD run, Justin Scheberl XP kick View TD here > BA TD #1 (55 yd)
2 5:52 Braelon Allen 1 yd TD run, Justin Scheberl XP kick View TD here > BA TD # 2
2 3:58 Kyle Walljasper 77 yd TD run, Justin Scheberl XP kick View TD here > TD #3 KW (77 yd)
2 2:20 Braelon Allen 4 yd TD run, Justin Scheberl XP kick View TD here > BA #4 TD
3 11:40 Braelon Allen 70 yd TD run, Justin Scheberl XP kick View TD here > BA #5 (70 yd)
3 6:10 Kyle Walljasper 50 yd TD run, Justin Scheberl XP kick View TD here > #6 TD KW 50 yd (SL)
3 1:04 20 yd TD pass – Kyle W to Braelon Allen, Justin Scheberl XP kick View TD here > #7 KW pass to BA
4 11:14 Drew Mueller 4 yd TD run, Justin Scheberl XP kick View TD here > #8 Drew Mueller TD Run
View Interception by Sam Wood here > Interception – Sam Wood
View Pass to Tyler Collien here > Pass to Tyler Collien
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Rushing
Player Att Yds TD
Braelon Allen 9 154 4
Kyle Walljasper 10 157 2
David McArthur 1 6
Tyler Collien 1 9
Drew Mueller 2 8 1
Brayden Eigenbrodt 7 21
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Passing
Player Comp. Att. Yds. TD
Kyle Walljasper 5 7 88 1
Stephen Schreiter 2 2 15
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Receiving
Player Rec. Yds TD
Braelon Allen 1 20 1
Tyler Collien 4 68
Ethan Wagner-Lang 1 7
Bobby Herbeck 1 8
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Scoring
Player TD 1PAT 2PAT FG Total
Braelon Allen 4 24
Kyle Walljasper 3 18
Justin Scheberl 8 8
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Defensive Stats
Player Tckl Asst. Tckl TFL Sacks Fum Rec ForFum
Braelon Allen 3 5
Drew Mueller 3
Tyler Vande Slunt 2 3 – – 1
Zach Seyfert – 1
Ethan Wagner-Lang – 1
David McArthur 1 1 – – – 1
Caleb Nehls 4 4
Josh Reetz 5 1 1
Kyle Walljasper 3 2
Justin Scheberl – 1
Arnold Wempner 2 1
Keagan Henschel 4 3
Michael Towell 2 5
Sam Wood – 2 – & 1 Interception
Anthony Millard – 1
Logan Graf – 1
Isaac Straughter – 1
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Punting
Player Punts Yards
Ethan Wagner-Lang 1 36
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Kick Returns
Player Returns Yards
Brayden Eigenbrodt 1 10
Josh Reetz 1 20
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Kicking
Player FGA FGM XptA XptM
Justin Scheberl 0 0 8 8
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WISSPORTS.NET SPRING FOOTBALL WEEK 2 COACHES POLL
LARGE SCHOOLS
Released 4/6/2021
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RANK |
TEAM |
RECORD |
LW |
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1 |
Kimberly |
2-0 |
1 |
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2 |
Fond du Lac |
2-0 |
2 |
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3 |
Bay Port |
2-0 |
3 |
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4 |
Sun Prairie |
2-0 |
4 |
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5 |
DeForest |
2-0 |
5 |
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6 |
Appleton North |
2-0 |
6 |
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7 |
Waunakee |
2-0 |
7 |
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8 |
Middleton |
2-0 |
10 |
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9 |
De Pere |
2-0 |
9 |
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10 |
Superior |
2-0 |
UR |
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FDL vs Neenah on YOUTUBE
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Week 1
Frosh Football Fond du Lac 36 Manitowoc 6
JV Football Kimberly 18 Fond du Lac 7
Varsity Football Fond du Lac 63 Manitowoc Lincoln 7
Kyle Walljasper ran for three touchdowns and threw for two more as the Cardinals cruised past the Ships on the road in the spring season opener for both teams. Manitowoc Lincoln scored on the second play from scrimmage on a 58 yard run, but Fondy scored 63 unanswered points as they rolled to a win.
Kyle Walljasper scored on touchdown runs of 83, 2, and 32 yards gaining 177 yards on just six carries and he also completed a pair of touchdowns to Tyler Collien of 31 and 65 yards to end with five total touchdowns and 158 yards passing for 335 yards total offense.
Braelon Allen added four rushing touchdowns of his own – including three in the first quarter with 11 carries for 111 yards and intercepted a pass on defense.
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The Cardinals play their (H) game vs.Neenah on Thursday at Kiel High School.
Fond du Lac 28 28 7 0 – 63
Manitowoc Lincoln 7 0 0 0 – 7
SCORING PLAYS
1st Quarter
FDL – Braelon Allen 64 run (Justin Scheberl kick) View TD 1 Here > TD 1 Braelon 65 yd run TD 1 Braelon – End Zone
FDL – Braelon Allen 6 run (Justin Scheberl kick) View TD 2 Here > TD 2 Braelon 6 yd run
FDL – Kyle Walljasper 83 run (Justin Scheberl kick) View TD 3 Here > TD 3 Kyle 83 yd run
FDL – Braelon Allen 3 run (Justin Scheberl kick) View TD 4 Here > TD 4 – Braelon 3 yd run
2nd Quarter
FDL – Tyler Collien 31 pass from Walljasper (Justin Scheberl kick) View TD 5 Here > TD 5 Kyle to Tyler
FDL – Kyle Walljasper 2 run (Justin Scheberl kick) View TD 6 Here > TD 6 – Kyle 3 yd run
FDL – Braelon Allen 1 run (Justin Scheberl kick) View TD 7 Here > TD 7 – 10 yd run
FDL – Tyler Collien 65 pass from Walljasper (Justin Scheberl kick) View TD 8 Here > TD 8 – 65 yd Pass Kyle to Tyler
3rd Quarter
FDL – Kyle Walljasper 52 run (Justin Scheberl kick). View TD 9 Here > TD 9 – Kyle 52 yd run
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Individual Leaders
Rushing – Fond du Lac: Kyle Walljasper 6-177, Braelon Allen 11-111
Passing – Fond du Lac: Kyle Walljasper 5-9-1-158
Receiving – Fond du Lac: Tyler Collien 2-96
