Four high school football teams from our area are now two wins away from a trip to Madison.
Manitowoc Lutheran continued its reign of domination in Division 6 on Friday, as they cruised by Randolph/Cambria-Friesland 35-0, marking their eighth shutout of the season.
The top-seeded Lancers will play their final game on Coach Heinrich Field on Friday as they host #2 seed, Kenosha St. Joseph Catholic, in an all-Lancer battle.
Kenosha has also flexed their offensive muscles this postseason, outscoring their opponents 77-21.
That game will be aired on 98.9 FM WOMT 100 and WOMTRadio.com.
Also in Division 6, #3 Cedar Grove-Belgium pulled off a minor upset over #2 Kewaunee, edging out the Storm 17-14.
The Rockets, whose only conference loss was at the hands of Manitowoc Lutheran, will now face off against a high-powered Bonduel squad, which has posted at least 35 points in each of their first postseason matchups.
That game will be held at the home of the Bears, Rush Niles Memorial Field, located on the campus of Bonduel High School.
In Division 3, #3 Plymouth also knocked off the #2 seed in their bracket. It was a high-scoring event, with the Panthers coming out on top 25-23 over Winneconne.
It will be much tougher this Friday, as Plymouth makes a southbound trip to #1-seeded Port Washington.
The 11-0 Pirates have cruised through the postseason so far, outscoring their opponents 98-20.
And in Division 7, #3 Hilbert continued to showcase its defensive might, holding #2 Lourdes Academy to just 6 points in a 35-6 win.
They are also set to take on the top seed in their bracket, Coleman, in what should be an even matchup.
Both teams have cruised to big wins through the first two rounds of the playoffs, with the Wolves scoring 81 points and the Cougars scoring 78.
