Sturgeon Bay’s football team finally broke a two‑season winless stretch, downing the Clintonville Truckers 24‑6 in a non‑conference showdown that left the crowd at Bayview Stadium buzzing. The final score reflected an 18‑point margin, but the story behind the numbers was far richer.
A Coach’s First Victory
For head coach Matt Landers, the win was more than a statistic; it was a personal milestone in his second season at the helm. The triumph came just weeks after the team’s last victory on September 20, 2024, at Oconto, and it arrived just in time to lift the spirits of a squad eager to rewrite its narrative.
Stuth’s Arm Carries the Load
Quarterback Trygg Stuth was the engine of the offense, delivering three touchdown passes that found their marks on Shaun Estrada, Alex Boden and Vince Laughlin. Each connection seemed to tighten the grip on the game, turning a modest lead into a comfortable cushion.
Estrada’s Dual Threat
Shaun Estrada proved to be a versatile weapon, scoring both on the ground and as a receiver. His ability to create opportunities in multiple ways kept the Clintonville defense guessing and opened up chances for his teammates.
Conference Play on the Horizon
With the non‑conference slate complete, the Clippers turn their attention to Packerland Conference play, beginning with a road test at Peshtigo on September 4. The early win provides a confidence boost as the team looks to build momentum and climb the league standings.