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The Kwik Trip Game of the Week allows you, the fans, to pick what you feel is the biggest high school football game in the state each week. Not only will that game get featured on WisSports.net, but WSN General Manager Travis Wilson will make it his destination that week, with updates, photos, videos, and stories from the big game.

Fans can vote once per day, and voting goes through Wednesday at 1 pm.

And of course, no trip to a big game in Wisconsin would be complete without a stop or two at Kwik Trip!!

Kwik Trip is a family-owned company with more than 700 stores around the Midwest, and has the best selection of snacks, drinks, and of course gas to fuel your pre- or post-game needs. So what will it be for you...glazers, chocolate milk, or maybe Travis' favorite, the Spicy Chicken Sandwich!

There was great anticipation around the first matchup between these teams back in Week 5, when both were undefeated. However, Abbotsford was forced to cancel due to COVID-related issues. These neighboring schools are separated by just three miles and play together on joint youth football teams. While Abbotsford has tailed off a bit towards the end of the season, winning just one game on the field since September 9th, the Falcons are a dangerous club that has shown it can put up big rushing yards once again. Top-seeded Colby has been humming along all season and is one of the favorites to hoist a gold ball in Division 6.

In last week's dominating win over Sheboygan Falls, the Kohler/Sheboygan Lutheran/Christian tri-op put up big numbers through the air and quarterback Robby Michael broke the state's career passing touchdowns record. Things will get decidedly tougher this week against second-seeded Denmark, who comes out of the always-tough North Eastern Conference.

A great game for Level 2 out of the tough upper left bracket of Division 2. DeForest's only loss this season was against Waunakee, as the Norskies dispatched New Richmond last week to open the postseason. Menomonie's only defeat came against Hudson, as the Mustangs have responded with six straight wins since then under first-year coach Mike Sinz.

The co-champion of the Classic Eight, Muskego, welcomes in the outright champion of the Greater Metro, Sussex Hamilton. Since getting upset by Oconomowoc mid-season, Muskego has looked very good, and last week got revenge on the Raccoons with a 35-0 running clock victory. Sussex Hamilton will post some challenges to the Warriors' defense behind prolific junior quarterback Nate Kollath.

Plymouth's defense has been outstanding this year, forcing an average of three turnovers per game, including seven interception return touchdowns while allowing just seven points per game. The unbeaten Panthers will face a Pewaunee defense that is plenty formidable in its own right, holding every opponent under 20 points this year with four shutouts, including the last two contests.

For the latest and most up to date football news and recruiting information, follow Travis on Twitter @travisWSN. Email story ideas, recruiting info, etc. to Travis at travis(at)wissports.net.