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Week 2 of the high school football season is upon us!
Last week’s season openers featured some marquee non-conference contests that led to early movement in our area top 10. The non-conference slate continues tonight before league games begin next week.
Who will be the big winners?
The Journal Sentinel will have live coverage throughout the night with scores in our Scorestream widget below for every game in Wisconsin. We’ll also have regular updates at two Milwaukee area games: Sussex Hamilton at Racine Case and Oak Creek at Muskego.
Follow below for updates throughout the night:
Before kickoff tonight, let’s get you caught up on the other big news of the day.
Waukesha County Circuit Court judge Paul Bugenhagen Jr. did not make a decision on Arrowhead senior football player Tristen Seidl in the family’s case against the WIAA. Bugenhagen scheduled another hearing to be held Sept. 5, meaning Seidl will have to sit out tonight’s Arrowhead game against Neenah. He also sat out last week’s season opener against Marquette.
Zac Bellman has the latest on the situation. Click here to read his story.
Week 2 is already completed for several area teams that competed on Thursday, Aug. 28. Here were the results of those games:
- Racine Horlick, 36, Milwaukee Hamilton 6
- Milwaukee Bradley Tech 28, Milwaukee Bay View 20
- Appleton North 17, Kenosha Bradford 27
- Westosha Central 0, Oregon 27
- St. Thomas More 14, St. Francis 19
- Wauwatosa West 20, Waterford 21
- Waukesha North 0, Waukesha West 35
- Milwaukee Riverside 6, West Allis Hale 43
- Racine Park 43, Greenfield 50
- Janesville Parker 18, Burlington 23
- Sun Prairie West 7, Catholic Memorial 30
- University School 28, Kingdom Prep Lutheran 6
- Obama SCTE 12, Milwaukee Pulaski 50
A look at our top 10 heading into Week 2:
- Slinger (1-0), 1
- Arrowhead (1-0), 4
- Muskego (0-1), 2
- Franklin (1-0), 5
- Homestead (1-0), 10
- Racine Case (1-0), 7
- Oconomowoc (1-0), 8
- Catholic Memorial (0-1), 6
- Sussex Hamilton (1-0), —
- Mukwonago (0-1), 3
Others considered:Â Brookfield East (1-0), Grafton (1-0), Lake Country Lutheran (1-0), Marquette (0-1), New Berlin West (1-0), Oak Creek (1-0), Waukesha West (1-0), Wauwatosa East (1-0), Whitnall (1-0), Wisconsin Lutheran (0-1).
Who will win the top Week 2 games? Here are our predictions for five games:
Week 2 Journal Sentinel High School Football predictions
Predictions from our Journal Sentinel prep sports staff for Week 2 of the high school football season.
Here’s the area schedule for games involving teams in southeast Wisconsin:
- New Berlin West vs. Milwaukee Reagan at Pulaski Stadium (6 p.m.)
- Neenah at Arrowhead
- Slinger at Badger
- Madison West at Brookfield East
- Cudahy at West Allis Central
- Cedarburg at Elkhorn
- Marquette University at Fond du Lac
- Brookfield Central at Franklin
- Hartford at Germantown
- Cedar Grove-Belgium at Kenosha St. Joseph Catholic
- Homestead at Kettle Moraine
- Campbellsport at Kewaskum
- Lake Country Lutheran at Lakeside Lutheran
- Racine Lutheran at Martin Luther
- Beaver Dam at Menomonee Falls
- Kenosha Indian Trail at Middleton
- Racine St. Catherine’s at Milwaukee Academy of Science
- Sun Prairie East at Mukwonago
- Oak Creek at Muskego
- Whitnall at New Berlin Eisenhower
- Milwaukee King at Nicolet
- Greendale at Pewaukee
- Wauwatosa East vs. Pius XI Catholic at Wisconsin Lutheran College
- Grafton at Port Washington
- Sussex Hamilton at Racine Case
- West Bend East at Sheboygan North
- Brookfield Academy at Shoreland Lutheran
- South Milwaukee at Union Grove
- Oconomowoc at Verona
- Waukesha South at Watertown
- Kettle Moraine Lutheran at Watertown Luther Prep
- Kenosha Tremper at West Bend West
- Wisconsin Lutheran at Whitefish Bay
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