Forfeit win

The girls soccer team claimed an 8-0 victory over Cudahy/St. Francis on Friday night.

The Vikings led 4-0 at the half. Other game details were not available.

The team hosts New Berlin West at WLC on Monday, May 16.

The shorthanded girls soccer team fought hard at conference-leading Pewaukee on Wednesday night, but could not break through, and fell by a score of 3-0. The Pirates, ranked #3 in the state among Division 2 teams, maintained their unblemished record in Woodland Conference play. 

The Vikings will look to bounce back on Friday when they travel to Cudahy/St. Francis to make up a match that was postponed earlier in the season.

The Viking soccer team improved its record to 9-2 with a 4-0 triumph on Pius XI on Senior Night at WLHS. It was the final game at the WLHS stadium before construction begins on the new turf field.

Sydney Biebert gave Wisco momentum in the early going with a tremendous save in goal on a penalty kick by the Lady Popes. Offensively, Mia Butler set the pace with a goal midway through the first half. Maddie Festerling and Mara Matus each added scores for the Vikings. Senior Savannah Sievert finished off the night with a goal off of an assist from Maggie Shiery.

The Vikings now stand at 5-2 in conference play. They head to face Pewaukee, who is an unblemished 7-0, on Wednesday.

Savannah Sievert's goal in the 75 minute lifted the Vikings to a 3-2 victory over visiting Dominican on Friday night at WLHS.

After a scoreless first half, Wisco built a 2-0 advantage, only to see the Green Knights come storming back to knot the match at 2 apiece. Sievert's goal came after a corner kick and provided the winning margin.

The Vikings celebrate Senior Night on May 9 when they host Pius XI at WLHS.

The Viking soccer team picked up a victory on the pitch Monday night thanks to a strong defensive effort that held visiting South Milwaukee without a shot on goal in a 4-0 win.

Madison Vasatko scored a goal and had an assist, Erin Zerbe scored on a header, Grace Becker added an assists, and Mia Butler scored two goals in the victory.

Wisco continues conference action on Wednesday when they head to Cudahy.

The Wisco soccer team fought for 80 minutes, but fell to #5 Shorewood by a score of 2-0 on Wednesday night.

In spite of the Vikings' resilience and determination, the Greyhounds scored in the 20th minute and found the net again in the 70th minute.

The team picks up conference action again on Monday when they host South Milwaukee.

The Wisco girls soccer team improved to 6-1 on the season with an 8-1 victory at Greenfield on Monday night.

Multiple goals from Erin Zerbe and Madelynn Festerling as well as an assist from Kelsey Thrower paced the team. A strong defensive effort kept the Hawks off the board until the final 10 minutes of the match.

The Vikings host Shorewood on Wednesday, April 27.

The Vikings bounced back from their first loss of the season on the pitch with an 8-1 victory over Brown Deer on a rainy Wednesday night at WLHS.

Several Vikings scored multiple goals and Madison Vasatko led strong line play on the defensive end. The team travels to Greenfield on Monday, April 25.

The Wisco soccer team suffered its first setback of the season, a 3-0 defeat at Greendale on a rainy Wednesday night.

The Vikings trailed 1-0 early in the second half before the Panthers finished a corner kick to go up by two goals. Sydney Biebert had several excellent saves in goal, but Wisco could not generate enough offense to counter.

The team resumes action on April 20 when they host Brown Deer.

The girls soccer team tallied their third consecutive win to start the season with a 3-0 win at Waukesha North on a wintry Friday night.

Erin Zerbe got the Vikings on the board six minutes into the match with goal from the right side off of an assist from Mara Matus. Freshman Madelynn Festerling powered one in before halftime, connecting from the left side to the upper right corner of the goal to send Wisco into the break up 2-0. Grace Becker finished off the scoring with a strike out of the air off of a cross from Matus in the second half. Casey Ott, Madysen Lueck, and Avery Knoll led a sterling defensive effort.

The Vikings host West Allis Central on Monday, April 11, at 5:30 PM.

The girls soccer team stayed unbeaten in an emphatic way on Monday evening, dominating West Allis Central by a score of 11-0 in 60 minutes of action at WLHS.

Grace Becker, Madelynn Festerling, Mia Butler, and Hilary Ramirez each scored a pair of goals. Erin Zerbe, Kasey Ott, and Mara Matus contributed single goals.

The 4-0 Vikings travel to Greendale on April 13 for a 6:30 PM match.

The girls soccer team improved to 2-0 on the season with a 4-0 victory over University School of Milwaukee on Tuesday afternoon in River Hills.

Mara Matus got the Vikings on the board in the first half, and goals from Grace Becker and Madelynn Festerling after halftime secured the win. Assists came from Becker and Sydney Biebert, and Aubrey Bauer had three saves in goal.

Wisco travels to Waukesha North for another non-conference contest on Friday, April 8.

Despite competing with only ten - and sometimes nine - players, the Wisco girls soccer team won its season opener, 3-2 over Heritage Christian on a frigid afternoon at WLHS.

Spring break pared down the Vikings' roster and injuries both before and during the match limited the availability of those who were present. Still, Wisco struck first when Mia Butler scored in the fourth minute to put them up 1-0.

The Patriots answered midway through the half, and took the lead late in the first half during an 11-on-9 sequence. That lead held until late in the second half, when Madelynn Festerling (one of several Vikings limited by injury in the first half) scored twice in the final 13 minutes to give Wisco the victory.

Mara Matus and Madison Vasatko each had an assist. Aubrey Bauer and Avery Knoll had four saves apiece. The team hopes to be at full strength when they travel to University School on April 5.