Broncos Run Past Waukesha South 52-28 to Reach Level 3
UNION GROVE, Wis. - Union Grove High School (11-0) rode six rushing touchdowns from Quinn Schultz and Jonte Everett to a 52-28 victory over Waukesha South (7-4) in a second-round football playoff game Friday, Oct. 30, in Union Grove. The Broncos advanced to Level 3 for the second consecutive season.
Schultz contributed touchdowns through the air and on the ground, throwing for 62 yards and one score while rushing for 64 yards and three touchdowns. His four combined touchdowns gave Union Grove production from both parts of its offense.
Everett rushed for 163 yards and three touchdowns, while Bennett Fletcher added 187 rushing yards. Together, they supplied 350 yards on the ground, with Fletcher leading the three listed rushers in yardage. Adding Schultz’s contribution brought that trio’s rushing total to 414 yards.
Eli Klinzing caught two passes for 57 yards and a touchdown, accounting for all but five of Schultz’s passing yards. On defense, Gunnar Schram recorded an interception against the Blackshirts, adding a takeaway to Union Grove’s playoff performance.
The victory secured only the fourth Level 3 appearance in school history in the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) playoffs. The Broncos are calling for a large, vocal home crowd for the next round. Union Grove hosts West Bend West (9-2) in its next contest Friday, Nov. 6.
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