Little Chute’s wrestling program had two hard fought wins in conference action last week. The Mustangs took home close wins against Waupaca (42-36) and Marinette (39-32) in a conference triangular.
The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts used some solid three-point shooting and a knockout punch to secure a road win over their conference rivals from Kimberly last week. The Ghosts used a 19-2 run in the second half to secure an 83-61 win over the Papermakers.
Hattie Grishaber and Lauren Vosters continue to play a pivotal part of Little Chute’s girls basketball success. Both freshmen post- ed near double-doubles as the Mustangs grabbed their first win since the 2016-17 season over Freedom last week.
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Kaukauna’s Liam Crook wrestles his first place match during the Cheeeshead.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
Liam Crook once again took home a championship at last weekend’s Cheesehead invite in Kaukauna. The Virginia commit had five tech fall wins during the invite before winning the 175 lbs. title, while the Ghosts took 10th in the invite.
Kaukauna’s Evie Mursau was the highlight of Fox Cities Stars hockey action last week. Mursau scored four goals in the girls win over the Badger Lighting last week.
The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts girls basketball team started their Florida trip on a good note with a win before ending the trip with two losses at the Wingrass Complex.
Layton McMahon and Owen Peeters notched first-place finishes for the Little Chute Mustangs wrestling program at last weekend’s Green Bay United Scramble.
The Little Chute Mustangs got a big first half scoring effort from Matthew Peeters as the boys basketball team grabbed a big 69-62 win in non-conference play against a familiar foe in Fox Valley Lutheran at the Kress Center in Green Bay.
