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Kenosha St. Joseph and Union Grove see their football seasons end in state semifinals

The Daily Kenosha teamFrom Saturday’s edition · 1 min read · 6 sources

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If you follow Kenosha-area football, Friday night ended two seasons. Kenosha St. Joseph couldn't keep pace with Mondovi's offense in a Division 6 semifinal at Waupaca. Kenosha News reported a 57-26 final, while Channel 3000 lists it as 56-27.

Union Grove built a big halftime lead over Notre Dame in Division 2 at Slinger, then lost 28-17. Kingston Allen became the state's all-time leading rusher in the Tritons' comeback, and WBAY says he scored four rushing touchdowns.

Two Kenosha-area teams lost Friday's state semifinals

TeamDivisionLost toPlayed at
Kenosha St. JosephDivision 6MondoviWaupaca
Union GroveDivision 2Notre DameSlinger
  • Division 2 final: Notre Dame (13-0) vs. Monona Grove (12-1), Fri., Nov. 20, 1 p.m.
  • Division 1 final: West De Pere vs. Sussex Hamilton, Fri., Nov. 20, 4 p.m.
  • Both title games: Camp Randall Stadium, Madison

Racine Case's run ended too, as West De Pere won 20-19 on a Morgan Mertens touchdown with less than two minutes left.

Union Grove lost to Notre Dame in the Division 2 semifinal

  • Union Grove17
    Notre Dame28 (won)
    FinalKingston Allen became the state's all-time leading rusher.

Sources: Kenosha News, Channel 3000, Journal Times, Journal Sentinel, WBAY, WFRV Local 5

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