Waupun vs Sheboygan Falls

The season came to a thrilling end with the Warriors defeating Sheboygan Falls 53-49. It was one of those games that will be remembered for a long time. It was a tremendous all around effort by the Warriors. Including the victory over New Holstein this year, the last time the Warriors have beaten Falls and New Holstein in the same year was 2006. This is the most victories for the Warriors since their 3 win season in 2009. The senior class can definitely be proud of how they finished and the foundation that they laid for the future of the program. Our seniors are: Arik Tavs, Cody Mitchell, Ryan Schmitt, Avery Armga, Kirk Allard, Austin Kutz, Caleb Smit, Lorenzo Sherden, Woody Wittlieff, Drew Hraban, Jordan Wierenga, Brady Stockwell, and Alex Schrader. Thank you Class of 2014 Gridiron Warriors!

Waupun at New Holstein

WARRIORS WIN!!!

Waupun at Kewauskum

The Kewaskum Indians continue to have our number as we are now 0-9 in school football history against them. At half we trailed 13-26 and opened with a nice drive, only to be stalled and handled from that point on. Cody Mitchell caught a touchdown for the Warriors for his second consecutive game. Although we practice tackling every day, this week that area of the game will receive extra attention as we take on New Holstein. They are led by a bruising back who is the second leading rusher in the conference. We thank the parents for feeding us our pregame meal, but the Warriors are hungry for a victory this week.

Plymouth at Waupun

The Warriors came out of the gate and played the best team in the conference (Plymouth Panthers) hard for the first 18 minutes of the game. After that, the game got away from us quickly. We appreciated the great crowd in attendance to support the Wall of Fame inductions and activities that happened before the game and at halftime. The players and coaches also thank those that continue to speak positively about the program as pride, character, and class continue to be the core pieces of building the football program. We are excited to show the community how we respond to adversity the last three weeks of the year. This week our focus is on the traditional powerhouse of our conference Kewaskum Indians.

The varsity scored the 2^nd highest total that Two Rivers has given up on the year but it wasn’t enough to stop the Raiders offense led by talented Dexter Smith. Warrior player highlights would be Arik Tavs going for over 300 yards passing for the second time this year and Ryan Schmitt eclipsing the 100 yard receiving mark for the 3^rd time on the year. Avery Armga also surpassed the century mark in receiving yards. A lot of credit goes to the offensive line as Tavs jersey was still white at the end of the night playing on a sloppy field. Jake Murphy led the team defensively with 14 tackles. The Warriors will continue to play with pride this week as they take on the top team in the conference (Plymouth Panthers) for homecoming.

Waupu At Kiel

Another great game to watch and be a fan of but our Warriors come up just short vs Kiel. We would like to thank Kiel for their moment os silence in honor of Coach Deboer.

Campbellsport at Waupun 

Eastern Wisconsin Conference play began against Campbellsport. It was a shootout that our Warriors just missed the mark on.

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Milwaukee Lutheran at Waupun

A hard fought game but our Warriors fell short losing the home opener 38-14.

PARENTS NIGHT

Waupun at Beaver Dam

Waupun falls to Beaver Dam in Game one