Marines

After a couple of quiet offensive games, Marinette sophomore Riley Kieffer broke out with a 22-point display to lead the Marines past Menominee 54-33 on Saturday.
Kieffer scored 15 or more points in seven of Marinette’s first eight games, but had scored single-digit totals in the last three games, including a three-point display in a win over Northland Pines on Thursday.

Riley Kieffer dumped in 14 second-half points to push her Marinette Marines past local rivals Peshtigo on Thursday night, 50-40.
The Marines trailed 17-14 at halftime, with Kieffer and Rylee Hansen’s four points apiece the leaders. They had also missed 10 of their 13 free throw attempts.
In the second half, the Marines were a completely different team. Kieffer poured in the points, making six of her seven free throws to lead the way to a 30-point Marinette half.

All year, Marinette coach Nick Anderson has talked about the need for his Marines to make “winning plays” on the football field. That’s exactly what they did on Friday in a 22-14 overtime victory over Oconto.
Neither team scored in the first half, and Logan Paris got Marinette going in the third quarter with a six-yard rushing touchdown and two-point conversion.

The Chad Brandt era of Menominee football is underway with a signature win over Marinette in the 116th annual M&M game on Friday, with the Maroons thrashing Marinette 40-6.
Marinette started brightly. Just 54 seconds into the game, Marinette opened the scoring, taking a 6-0 lead.
The Marines used a big play on the first play of the game to get deep into Menominee territory and then put the ball in the end zone courtesy of a Nick Baldwin touchdown pass to Logan Paris.