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A Breakthrough Win For 6th Grade Blue Leads Saturday At Arrowhead

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The persistence paid off for the 6th Grade Blue team of the Lake Country Chiefs. This was a group of kids that had played better than their record and deserved a better fate than what football’s bottom line had delivered them all year. But they kept coming and working and even on a day against East Troy where “here we go again” would have been the easy thing to say, the 6th Grade Blue used a big 26-point explosion in the third quarter and got their first win of the year by a 32-12 count.

Lake Country Chiefs 6th Grade White Wins Battle Of Unbeatens; Plus Four More Games At Arrowhead

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Every team at any level that enjoys a special season has at least one big test that pushes them to their limit and demands everything they had. The Lake Country Chiefs 6th Grade White team is having just such a season and faced just such a test against Brookfield Central on Saturday. The Chiefs’ prevailed 22-14 in hard-fought and well-played football game that was a credit to everyone on both sides who played and coached in it.

Lake Country Chiefs Play Four Dramatic Games At Pewaukee High

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There was a lot of persistence, stick-to-it-ive-ness and competitive heart at all levels of play. And perhaps nowhere was more heartening to watch unfold, than what took place with the 6th Grade Red team, who fought their way to a well-earned 14-8 win over the Pewaukee Pirates.

How The Lake Country Chiefs Protect Player Safety

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Player safety is a topic that’s at the forefront of discussion in the football world today, from the highest level down to the grass roots. The Lake Country Chiefs are no exception, with a solid system of protocols in place. And just as important, that system is built on a foundation of professionalism and communication.

Chandler Pulvermacher: A Normal Kid With Abnormal Talent

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When you watch the Lake Country Chiefs 8th Grade Red football team play, it doesn’t take long for Chandler Pulvermacher. The lanky running back sweeps around the edges at great speed, cuts back with a smoothness not often seen from a back at this level and is a nightmare to defend. Play him straight up and get run over. Overpursue and watch him cut back into a wide-open terrain.