What kind of playoffs are the Wiaa playoffs in Wisconsin?
WIAA football playoffs: Manitowoc Lincoln, Roncalli, Manitowoc Lutheran, Mishicot hit road for first-round contests It’s just the 10th game on the Manitowoc Lincoln football schedule for Ships’ head coach John Dixon. Advertisement The only thing is that instead of the “TBA” that’s listed on the Lincoln slate, now the Ships have their opponent. “There’s no reaction,” Dixon said Friday afternoon after learning his squad would be traveling to Menomonee Falls on Tuesday. “We just play who they assign. You just know this time of year you’re going to be playing good teams.” Lincoln, like all four Manitowoc qualifiers, will be on the road when the WIAA playoffs open Tuesday night. The Ships (7-2) will face the fourth-seeded Indians (8-1) in a Division 1 tussle, with the winner likely to face top-seeded and top-ranked Homestead (9-0) in the second round. In Division 4, a pair of teams are in the same eight-team bracket. Roncalli (7-2) — the smallest school in the Division 4 field — will open o
Lincoln, like all four Manitowoc qualifiers, will be on the road when the WIAA playoffs open Tuesday night. The Ships (7-2) will face the fourth-seeded Indians (8-1) in a Division 1 tussle, with the winner likely to face top-seeded and top-ranked Homestead (9-0) in the second round. In Division 4, a pair of teams are in the same eight-team bracket. Roncalli (7-2) — the smallest school in the Division 4 field — will open on the road against fourth-seeded Wrightstown (6-3), while Mishicot (6-3) travels to second-seeded Nekoosa (6-3). The other pairings in the group have top-seeded Kewaunee (9-0) hosting Winneconne (5-4) and third-seeded Xavier (8-1) hosting Oconto (6-3). Manitowoc Lutheran (6-3) will play at Carthage College on Tuesday and face fourth-seeded Racine Lutheran (7-2). The winner of that game will face either top-seeded Shiocton (9-0) or Gibraltar (5-4). “I was a little surprised. I thought we would be going over to Shiocton,” Lutheran co-head coach Jim Carolfi said. “The las
Wiaa Football playoffs, Wiaa Wisconsin, Wisconsin High School football playoffs. With the high-school football playoffs beginning Tuesday, and with playoffs in other major fall sports under way, the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association, the governing body for high-school sports, is still in a legal dispute with media companies that want to video live-stream championship events.
WIAA football playoffs: Manitowoc Lincoln, Roncalli, Manitowoc Lutheran, Mishicot hit road for first-round contests It’s just the 10th game on the Manitowoc Lincoln football schedule for Ships’ head coach John Dixon. Advertisement The only thing is that instead of the “TBA” that’s listed on the Lincoln slate, now the Ships have their opponent. “There’s no reaction,” Dixon said Friday afternoon after learning his squad would be traveling to Menomonee Falls on Tuesday. “We just play who they assign. You just know this time of year you’re going to be playing good teams.” Lincoln, like all four Manitowoc qualifiers, will be on the road when the WIAA playoffs open Tuesday night. The Ships (7-2) will face the fourth-seeded Indians (8-1) in a Division 1 tussle, with the winner likely to face top-seeded and top-ranked Homestead (9-0) in the second round. In Division 4, a pair of teams are in the same eight-team bracket. Roncalli (7-2) — the smallest school in the Division 4 field — will open o
Lincoln, like all four Manitowoc qualifiers, will be on the road when the WIAA playoffs open Tuesday night. The Ships (7-2) will face the fourth-seeded Indians (8-1) in a Division 1 tussle, with the winner likely to face top-seeded and top-ranked Homestead (9-0) in the second round. In Division 4, a pair of teams are in the same eight-team bracket. Roncalli (7-2) — the smallest school in the Division 4 field — will open on the road against fourth-seeded Wrightstown (6-3), while Mishicot (6-3) travels to second-seeded Nekoosa (6-3). The other pairings in the group have top-seeded Kewaunee (9-0) hosting Winneconne (5-4) and third-seeded Xavier (8-1) hosting Oconto (6-3). Manitowoc Lutheran (6-3) will play at Carthage College on Tuesday and face fourth-seeded Racine Lutheran (7-2). The winner of that game will face either top-seeded Shiocton (9-0) or Gibraltar (5-4). “I was a little surprised. I thought we would be going over to Shiocton,” Lutheran co-head coach Jim Carolfi said. “The las
