The Milwaukee Polo Club enjoyed a thrilling 7-6 victory Sunday afternoon over the Minneapolis Polo club at The Club Fields in North Lake.

Hamilton's varsity girls golf team teed it up twice recently, playing against Germantown at Blackstone Creek on Aug. 19 before playing at Edgewood against Waukesha Catholic Memorial on Aug. 20.

With only two seniors out for the team, the combined Hamilton-Menomonee Falls varsity girls swim team will face its share of challenges.

Chargers head soccer coach Adam Marshall said this team "could be the real deal." Bold stuff, given the schedule the Chargers must negotiate each season.

Hamilton's varsity girls tennis team brought out the rackets for the first time Aug. 21, competing in the Janesville Invite.

Last year, Hamilton's varsity girls volleyball program put itself on the map. After roughly a decade of woes, the locals made some noise under first-year head coach Alison Miller.

Wales racecar driver Rob Braun continued his late-season assault at the points standings championship at Slinger Super Speedway on Aug. 17.

Sarah Bregant scored 46 at Hartford Country Club Friday afternoon, helping the Chargers varsity girls golf team defeat Hartford's varsity reserve team, 340-365.

Randy Howard hopes his quiet leader, Sarah Bregant, will bring together Hamilton's varsity girls golf program this fall.

Former Oconomowoc resident Jay Kalbus, currently of Watertown, won the Bryden Motors Area Sportsmen Division featured race Aug. 8 at Madison International Speedway.

Sometimes, change is good. Lake Country Publications asked one simple question to several coaches in the area: If there is one thing you could change in the sport you coach, what would it be?

Results are in from the 16th annual Camp Whitcomb/Mason Triathlon, held Aug. 10. The event, featuring a 1/3 -mile swim in Lake Keesus, a 22-mile bike ride and a 3.1-mile run through the grounds.

It was the end of the road for the Sussex Cardinals Land O' Lakes baseball team. The 2008 campaign will go down in history as a 10-9 season for the locals, who were knocked out of LOL Western Division playoffs Aug. 9 at Regner Park in West Bend. The West Bend 7-Up defeated the Cardinals, 4-2.

Lannon's amateur baseball team saw its season come to a close with a 9-1 loss against the West Bend 7-Up on Sunday, a 9-1 setback at Joecks Field in the semifinals of the Land O' Lakes Western Division playoffs.

Sussex Hamilton boys basketball coach Andy Cerroni remembers something former University of Wisconsin hoops coach Dick Bennett once said.

The Milwaukee Polo Club had to settle for a 6-6 draw against the St. Louis Polo Club on Aug. 3 at home.

The Sussex Cardinals wrapped up their season with a 9-8 setback in 11 innings at Tetzlaff-Veterans Field, a loss put the Cardinals at 10-8 overall in the Land O' Lakes Western Division. The record was good enough for the sixth and final spot in the annual LOL Western Division playoffs.

With an outstanding 22-8 overall record, including a 15-6 standing in the Greater Metro Conference, Hamilton's varsity baseball team gave the community something to shout about this summer.

Accolades were handed out recently at the Greater Metro Conference annual coaches meeting, and co-division champ Hamilton was well-decorated.

After a 3-2 victory at Joecks Field against rival Menomonee Falls on July 31, the Lannon Stonemen were tripped up in a home-and-home series against the white-hot Brookfield Blue Sox.

The Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Association released its 2008 All-State team.

With one week to play, Jeff Rhoads of Oconomowoc and Mike Jacobs of the Brookfield Bulldogs are currently tied for the Land O' Lakes batting race with a .500 mark.

Sussex Hamilton's best season on the baseball diamond in years came to an abrupt ending July 22, when the Chargers lost in the WIAA regional semifinals against visiting Slinger, 9-8.

Sussex's Land O'Lakes baseball unit staged a come-from-behind bid but fell short Sunday, and the Brookfield Bulldogs escaped with a 6-5 win at Sussex Village Park.

Ron Kozlowski pitched a complete game Sunday at Joecks Field, lifting Lannon's Land O' Lakes baseball team to victory over West Bend, 7-3.

Bryan Metzger did most of the heavy lifting this week for the Lannon Stonemen in the Tri County Nite League. The Wisconsin Lutheran High School graduate belted two home runs in two games, helping the locals win twice.

The Sussex Cardinals Land O' Lakes baseball team was overwhelmed on Sunday at McCoy Field by the Brookfield Blue Sox, 16-4. The game was called after seven innings because of the Western Division 12-run mercy rule.

Hamilton's freshman baseball team completed its season on a high note, winning four of its final five games. After it fell, 10-7, against Milwaukee Marquette on July 14, the Chargers rolled off wins against West Allis Hale (15-1), Homestead (11-1), Menomonee Falls (9-7) and Brookfield Central (6-
(Published 7/23/2008)

Lannon's Land O' Lakes baseball team flexed its muscles Sunday, pounding the Oconomowoc Five O's into submission, 19-2. The game was called after seven innings due to the Western Division 12-run mercy rule.

Nick Heppe was a big hit Tuesday, and so were the Chargers.

For the first time in 14 years, the Hamilton Chargers varsity baseball team has earned a share of the conference title. This season, the Chargers tied with Brookfield Central for the Greater Metro Conference North Division crown.

The 2008 Land O' Lakes Western Division all-star team avenged last year's disappointing loss Sunday, winning over the Southwestern Division, at Joecks Field in Lannon, 7-5.

The Milwaukee Polo Club fell in its second straight match, when Joy Farm Polo Club topped the locals, 9-5, at the club fields in North Lake on July 13.

The Sussex Cardinals lost at West Bend against the 7-Up Saturday afternoon in a Land O' Lakes Western Division baseball assignment at Regner Park, 7-2.

Hamilton's freshman baseball team grabbed two more victories, stopping Brookfield Central (12-5) and Brookfield East (18-4) last week.

Hamilton's junior varsity baseball team (13-10) defeated Wauwatosa East on July 8, 6-5, then trounced the same opponent one day later, 10-0. Menomonee Falls took a 9-0 decision over the Chargers on July 10.

Hamilton's dreams of an outright Greater Metro Conference baseball championship took a hit when the Chargers lost against Milwaukee Marquette, 5-4, falling to 14-6 in the conference standings.

The Kettle Moraine varsity baseball team received the top seed in its 8-team WIAA regional after last Wednesday's seeding meeting.

The 2008 Land O' Lakes Western Division all-star team avenged last year's disappointing loss Sunday, winning over the Southwestern Division, at Joecks Field in Lannon, 7-5.

The Land O' Lakes Western Division all-star team was announced July 2 by Commissioner Paul Vanden Heuvel.