After a close game against Baldwin-Woodville, the Racine St. Catherine’s football team earned their second WIAA state championship. According to JSOnline, St. Catherine’s won because senior Issac Cantu intercepted a Hail Mary pass in the closing seconds.
The offense had impressive aerial play as junior wide receiver Lamont Hamilton broke new records, and the defense played well. Three touchdowns, a kick return score, and 155 receiving yards were all recorded by Hamilton. According to school mascot Jai Carter, “it’s a big blessing from God,” told TMJ4.
Sherhonda Bean supported her son, the top player, as the Angels celebrated their triumph at Camp Randall Stadium with enthusiastic fan support, including three busloads from Racine. In the meantime, senior running back Taylor Schaumberg led the Lomira Lions to their first state football title with 29 carries for 216 yards and three touchdowns. Lomira’s legendary sporting legacy, which already includes a baseball and girls’ basketball championship, is enhanced by this victory. According to CBS58, while St. Catherine’s and Lomira celebrate their victories, three other local teams will vie for Division 1, 2, and 3 state titles in an attempt to become the next big thing.
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