Milwaukee Pius handles Wilmot
WILMOT — If the sole purpose of a non-conference schedule is to prepare for the conference season, the Wilmot football team is convinced it was a mission accomplished.
Just one week after knocking off defending WIAA Division-7 State champion Burlington Catholic Central, Wilmot couldn’t remain undefeated in falling to talented Milwaukee Pius 28-9 Friday night at Frank Bucci Field. View Article
Wilmot Schedule and Results
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SCHEDULE
Aug. 27—Wilmot 14, Burlington Catholic Central 7
Sept. 3—Milwaukee Pius 28, Wilmot 9
Sept. 10—at Elkhorn, 7 p.m.
Sept. 17—Badger, 7 p.m.
Sept. 24—at Union Grove, 7 p.m.
Oct. 1—Waterford, 7 p.m.
Oct. 8—at Delavan-Darien, 7 p.m.
Oct. 15—Burlington, 7 p.m.
Oct. 20—at Central, 7 p.m.
Coach—Mike Greinke, third season (7-11)
Last year—5-4 (3-4 Southern Lakes Conference)
FYI—The Panthers enjoyed their first winning season since 2004 and just missed qualifying for the WIAA playoffs in 2009. ... Two of Wilmot’s four SLC losses were by four and seven points. ... The Panthers handed WIAA Division-7 state champion Burlington Catholic Central its only loss in last year’s season opener. It is BCC’s only loss in its last 28 games. ... Junior Chris Nelson (QB) and senior Sean Meehan (OL) were both named second-team All-SLC last year and are the top returnees.
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Milwaukee Pius (1-0) vs. Wilmot (1-0)
When: 7 tonight at Frank Bucci Field, 11112 308th Ave., Wilmot
Wilmot does it to BCC again
WILMOT — Wilmot football coach Mike Greinke received countless phone calls from WIAA Division-7 coaches last year looking for the secret to beating powerhouse Burlington Catholic Central.
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Larsen: Wilmot has state champs’ number
Burlington Catholic Central is the closest thing to a football dynasty we have in southeastern Wisconsin.
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Playoffs or bust at Wilmot
The goal for the Wilmot football team is to return to the WIAA playoffs for the first time since 2006. For that to happen, third-year coach Mike Greinke will have to get his team to stay off the roller coaster.
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Wilmot Roster
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No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr.
5 Mitch Kemp TB-LB 5-9 183 Jr.
7 Keith Hopkins WR-DB 5-8 153 Jr.
8 Jake Hanson WR-DB 5-9 136 Jr.
9 Matt Christensen WR-DB 6-2 160 So.
10 Chris Nelson QB-DB 6-3 202 Jr.
15 Brad Siggeman QB-LB 6-1 155 So.
20 Josh Marquardt TB-LB 5-10 156 So.
21 Bennett Kothe WR-DB 6-2 172 So.
22 Dave Lunetta RB-DB 5-10 160 Sr.
25 Ty Singleton TB-DB 6-0 180 Sr.
27 Anthony Spittle WR-DB 5-9 142 Sr.
29 Brian Hopkins FB-LB 5-6 167 Jr.
30 Justin Schweitzer FB-LB 6-1 180 So.
32 Claude Mackay RB-LB 6-0 189 Sr.
34 Dan Lunetta FB-LB 5-7 170 Sr.
37 Ryan Gartner WR-DB 5-8 157 Jr.
43 Jimmy Daniels TE-LB 5-11 197 Jr.
45 Tyler Sullivan TE-DB 5-10 153 Sr.
47 Matt Svejnoha TE-DE 6-4 187 So.
51 Josh Erickson OL-DL 6-1 163 Jr.
55 Kyle Bastean OG-LB 5-10 203 Sr.
57 John Fay OL-DL 6-5 215 Sr.
59 Brian Priolo OL-DL 5-7 162 Jr.
61 David Schwarz OL-DL 6-4 223 Jr.
62 Ryan Goscinski OL-DE 6-1 174 Jr.
64 Paul Swartz OL-DL 6-4 223 So.
65 Heath Gascoigne OL-DL 6-1 223 So.
67 Ricky Diaz OL-DL 6-0 209 Sr.
70 Zack Keske OL-DL 5-6 196 So.
72 William Terry OL-DL 5-11 142 Jr.
73 Mike Knapp OL-DL 5-11 216 Jr.
74 Ty Iverson OL-DL 6-0 192 Sr.
75 Sean Meehan OL-DL 6-6 290 Sr.
77 Jimmy Scully OL-DL 6-5 227 So.
78 Sam Shaw OL-DL 6-2 304 Sr.
79 Justice Reichwein OL-DL 6-1 216 Sr.
80 Tanner Rabelhoefer TE-DE 6-2 201 Sr.
82 Nate Burns WR-DB 5-8 148 Jr.
83 Jared Henderson TE-DE 6-2 195 Jr.
84 Chris Lindstrand TE-DE 6-0 160 So.
85 Jay Christian TE-DE 6-3 212 Sr.
87 Kyle Laas WR-DB 5-9 135 Jr.
Head coach—Mike Greinke, third season (7-11)
Assistant coaches—Jason Paproth, Pete Byrne, Jeremy Happel, Jared Franz and Erick Kaiser
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