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Ashwaubenon De Pere Ashwaubenon Parkview Middle School Sports Locations Volleyball, Boys and Girls Basketball, Wrestling – Played at Parkview Middle School. Address is 955 Willard Drive, Green Bay, WI 54304. From Lambeau Field take Oneida Street south. Turn right onto Willard Drive. (Some volleyball and basketball games are played at the high school. The high school is located right next to Parkview. The gym is located by the main entrance.) Track –Address is 955 Willard Drive, Green Bay, WI 54304. From Lambeau Field take Oneida Street South. Turn right onto Willard Drive. The track is located right behind Parkview School. Buses can Park in West Parking Lot of Parkview. Soccer /Cross Country - Played at Cornerstone Community Center - 1640 Fernando Drive -From US 41 exit on Main Ave (DePere Exit). Go west on Main Avenue about 3 miles. Cross Packerland Drive about ¼ mile and Main will dead end. Go left at the dead end to the Cornerstone Community Center on the right hand side of the road. Football – Games are played at Ashwaubenon High School. Address is 2391 S. Ridge Road. (Only in special cases are games played at Bill Diamond field. To get to Bill Diamond field turn to the east off of Oneida street onto Cormier road. Continue on Comier Road until the you are about 200 yards to Ashland Ave. There is an entrance on the North side (left) of the road leading to the field.) De Pere De Pere Middle School Sports Locations Volleyball – (2 “Home” locations) De Pere Middle School - 700 Swan Road, De Pere, WI 54115 Directions- Take Hwy 172 to Webster St. exit. Go south on Webster. Webster ends in a “T” with Chicago Street. Turn left (east) until the 2nd roundabout, Swan Rd. Turn right on Swan. School will be on the right hand side. Foxview Intermediate School – 650 S. Michigan St., De Pere, WI 54115 Directions- Take Hwy 172 to Webster St. exit. Go south on Webster. Webster ends at Chicago Street. Turn right onto Chicago Street. Approximately one mile ahead will be Michigan Street. Turn left onto Michigan Street. The school is one block ahead and on the right side. Football- 700 Swan Road, De Pere, WI 54115 - Played on the fields west of the Middle School. Parking available at the middle school or on the south side of the high school tennis courts, the high school parking lot or on Lone Oak St. which is to the west of the middle school football fields as well as the high school softball fields. Directions- Take Hwy 172 to Webster St. exit. Go south on Webster. Webster ends in a “T” with Chicago Street. Turn left (east) until the 2nd roundabout, Swan Rd. Turn right on Swan. School will be on the right hand side. (An alternate route would be to turn into the De Pere High School parking lot on your right as you are coming down Chicago St. The middle school football fields are on the south end of the high school parking lot.) Boys and Girls Basketball - (2 “Home” locations) De Pere Middle School - 700 Swan Road, De Pere, WI 54115 Directions- Take Hwy 172 to Webster St. exit. Go south on Webster. Webster ends in a “T” with Chicago Street. Turn left (east) until the 2nd roundabout, Swan Rd. Turn right on Swan. School will be on the right hand side. Heritage Elementary – Use the middle school directions but proceed on Swan road approximately one mile. School is on the right. Soccer – Home games will be played at Jim Martin Park 255 Libal Street- De Pere, WI 54115 Cross Country De Pere High School – 1700 Chicago Street, De Pere, WI 54115 Directions- Take Hwy 172 to Webster St. exit. Go south on Webster. Webster ends in a “T” with Chicago Street. Turn left (east) for approximately 1 block. School is on the right. Please park in the first parking lot it is on the west side of the high school. The meet starts and finishes on the west side of the high school. Wrestling Foxview Intermediate School – 650 S. Michigan St., De Pere, WI 54115 Directions- Take Hwy 172 to Webster St. exit. Go south on Webster. Webster ends at Chicago Street. Turn right onto Chicago Street. Approximately one mile ahead will be Michigan Street. Turn left onto Michigan Street. The school is one block ahead and on the right side. Track De Pere High School – 1700 Chicago Street, De Pere, WI 54115 Directions- Take Hwy 172 to Webster St. exit. Go south on Webster. Webster ends in a “T” with Chicago Street. Turn left (east) for approximately 1 block. School is on the right. Please park in the second parking lot it is on the east side of the high school. Notre Dame Middle School Sports Locations All sporting events (except football) are held at –221 South Wisconsin De Pere, WI 54115 Take Hwy 172 to Riverside Dr, head south on Riverside, go one block past round about, turn left on Lewis, go east 1 block, school will be on left (enter into the Dolski Center) Football games are held south of De Pere High School stadium - 1700 Chicago Street, De Pere, WI 54115 Directions- Take Hwy 172 to Webster St. exit. Go south on Webster. Webster ends in a “T” with Chicago Street. Turn left (east) for approximately 2-3 blocks. School is on the right. Please park in the second parking lot it is on the east side of the high school. ( Games are played on the middle school fields which aer on the south end of the high school parking lot) Denmark Denmark Middle School Sports Locations Volleyball, Boys and Girls Basketball- Middle School, 450 N. Wall St., Denmark, WI 54208 Directions: I-43 South to Denmark exit. Turn left on 96. Take road into Denmark, at bottom of hill, turn left on Wall St. Turn right on Highridge Ave. Turn left at 3rd street, school on right side. Some basketball games may be at the Elementary School, which is the same address, the building immediately to the north of the Middle School. Wrestling- High School, 450 N. Wall St., Denmark, WI 54208 Directions: I-43 South to Denmark exit. Turn left on 96. Take road into Denmark, at bottom of hill, turn left on Wall St. Go 3 blocks until High School on right-hand side. Enter school from south entrance. Cross Country- Neshota Park, Directions: From Green Bay area, take I-43 South to the Hwy 29 exit. Take Hwy 29 east about 4 miles to Cty Hwy T. Turn right on Hwy T. Take T about another 4 miles to Park Road. Turn left, Neshota Park on left-hand side. Football and Track -Games played at the High School –450 N. Wall St. Directions: I-43 South to Denmark exit. Turn left on 96. Take road into Denmark, at bottom of hill, turn left on Wall St. Go 3 blocks until High School on right-hand side. Enter school from south entrance. Green Bay Edison Middle School Sports Directions Edison Middle School- 442 Alpine Drive, Green Bay WI From Hwy 43 take the Mason St. Exit and go west. Turn right (north) on Alpine Drive. Edison is on the left. Franklin Middle School Sports Directions Volleyball and Basketball – Address is 1234 W. Mason St. Green Bay, Wi. 54303. From Hwy. 41 take Mason St. exit and travel east approx 2 mi. Located next to Notre Dame High School. Soccer – Address is 1234 West Mason St., Green Bay, WI 54303 Lombardi Middle School Sports Locations All sporting events are held at –1520 South Point Road From the west: Take Hwy 29 east to turn right on Packerland Drive, turn right on West Point Road and Left on South Point Road. From the south and east: Take Hwy 172 West (take exit 165 toward A Straubel Airport), turn right onto Packerland Drive, left onto West Point Road and left onto South point road From the north: Take Hwy 41 South to Mason street and turn right (west), turn left on Packerland Drive, turn right on West Point Road and Left onto South point road. Red Smith Middle School Sports Locations Redsmith Middle School- 2765 Sussex Street, Green Bay, WI From the East -Take Hwy 54 West which turns into Algoma Rd and take a right on to Sussex St. From the West – 41 S to the Milwaukee exit or 43 S. Travel over the Tower Bridge and take the Sturgeon Bay exit to Nicolet Ave. , Nicolet Ave exit comes right up (less than a mile). Take that exit and head toward UWGB which is right. You will go past the campus and come to Cty Rd I (Scottwood). Take a right and when you get to Sussex take a left. Red Smith is on the left hand side. Please go to the back parking lot to drop off the kids. Take a left on Baywatch and it's on the left. From the South-travel on 41 N to Hwy 172 E and hook up with 43 N. Take 43 N until you get to the Sturgeon Bay exit and take it. After you come off the exit, Nicolet Ave exit comes right up (less than a mile). Take that exit and head toward UWGB which is right. You will go past the campus and come to Cty Rd I (Scottwood). Take a right and when you get to Sussex take a left. Red Smith is on the left hand side. Please go to the back parking lot to drop off the kids. Take a left on Baywatch and it's on the left.
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