DENMARK – By the time Friday night’s game between Seymour and Denmark came to a close with 6:19 left in the fourth quarter, the Thunder had proven they were the most complete team Denmark has faced this season.
STURGEON BAY – The Denmark girls’ cross country team placed all five of their scorers in the top 28 at Thursday’s Pioneer Invite at Cherry Hills Golf Course, scoring 106 and finishing fourth in the seven-team field.
DENMARK – The Denmark volleyball team had been here several times before over the past few weeks, falling behind but not being able to pick itself back up. The result was a winless start to the season at home.
DENMARK – The Freedom football team has displayed a passing game few high school teams can over the past few seasons. In 2024, the Irish threw for 237 yards per game and averaged 10 yards per attempt.
GREENLEAF — Tired. That was the word Denmark girls’ golf head coach Wes Mleziva used to describe his team’s reaction to winning the North Eastern Conference championship Wednesday afternoon at Wander Springs Golf Club.
LITTLE CHUTE – Denmark had played a good first half of football Friday night when everything seemingly came crashing down on the final play before halftime.
DENMARK – For the first time this season, the Denmark football team was faced with having to make the plays down the stretch to hold its lead against a Two Rivers team that wouldn’t go away.
DE PERE – The Denmark girls’ golf team shot its best score of the season, and sophomore Alison Lindsley shot her career low as the Vikings defeated Little Chute by 25 strokes in North Eastern Conference play.
