Level 2 Preview: Six Local Versus Local Matchups Await
Northeast Wisconsin’s high school football playoffs are advancing, with 24 teams remaining out of the initial 45. Every division features at least one surviving team, and five top seeds have made it to this stage.
Overview of the Matchups in Level 2
Six local rivalries highlight this level of the playoffs, including three rematches: Pulaski versus West De Pere, Bonduel against Kewaunee, and Wrightstown facing Freedom. Notably, all three Division 1 teams—Bay Port, Kimberly, and De Pere—are on the road, while Luxemburg-Casco is the only team from Division 3 still in the competition.
Key Matchups and Team Performances
Several teams head into this round with strong records and notable statistics:
- Five teams remain undefeated: West De Pere, Notre Dame, Winneconne, Manitowoc Lutheran, and Lourdes Academy.
- Fourteen local teams will compete on the road in this stage of the playoffs.
Division-specific Matchups
| Division | Matchup | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | #3 Bay Port at #2 Milwaukee Reagan | Bay Port, 8-2, seeking an upset against 9-1 Reagan. |
| 1 | #3 Kimberly at #2 Hamilton | In a rematch, Hamilton previously defeated Kimberly 42-21. |
| 1 | #7 De Pere at #3 Hudson | De Pere aims for another road upset after last week’s win. |
| 2 | #5 Pulaski at #1 West De Pere | West De Pere dominated Pulaski 52-9 earlier this season. |
| 2 | #4 Slinger at #1 Notre Dame | Notre Dame recently scored 77 points, showcasing offensive strength. |
| 3 | #3 Luxemburg-Casco at #2 Plymouth | Luxemburg-Casco faces an undefeated Plymouth team. |
| 4 | #4 Altoona at #1 Winneconne | Winneconne scored 42 points in the first quarter last game. |
| 6 | #5 Weyauwega-Fremont at #1 Manitowoc Lutheran | Manitowoc Lutheran remains a strong contender this season. |
| 7 | #3 Coleman at #2 Roncalli | A closer matchup expected between these competitive teams. |
As the playoff round continues, the excitement builds across Northeast Wisconsin. With fierce local rivalry matchups, teams are prepared to battle for advancement. Fans are eager to see how these games unfold as teams vie for the ultimate prize in high school football.
