Kimberly’s rushing attack was stymied last week in a road game against Fond du Lac. The Papermakers were held under 100 yards rushing for the first time all season long in their 31-21 loss to the Cardinals.
The Kaukauna golf team added regional champs to their resume this season. The Ghosts had a first place score of 335 points on the Reid Golf Course in Appleton on Sept. 28 as they outscored second place Appleton North by eight strokes.
Neenah’s two-headed rushing attack proved too much for the Kaukauna Ghosts last week. Jase Jenkins and Evan Vanevenhoven both ran for over 100 yards as the two helped down the Ghosts 35-17 in week seven action.
Little Chute renewed their rivalry with Wrightstown last week on the road in a four set win. Little Chute started off the first set with an 11-1 lead before Wrightstown cut it to two at 17-15. The Mustangs later pushed the lead back to 24-18 before taking the set 25-19.
Kaukauna resumed their rivalry with Kimberly last week on the road. Taylor Tetzlaff had seven first set kills as both teams played back and forth until Kimberly took a 20-16 lead in the set.
The Kaukauna cross country teams had six runners place in the top 10 in the Middleton Invitational. The girls team had four runners in the top 10, while Aaron Schimke and Andrew Milhans placed in the top 10 for the boys.
Former Kimberly head coach Steve Jorgensen has another hall of fame nod to his resume. Jorgensen was named to the UW-Oshkosh athletic hall of fame last weekend.
Kimberly resumed their rivalry with Kaukauna last week on the road. Taylor Tetzlaff had seven first set kills as both teams played back and forth until Kimberly took a 20-16 lead in the set.
Kaukauna’s Greyson Clark is taking his talents to the Big 10. The senior has decided to wrestle collegiate at Purdue next season and will major in actuarial sciences when he goes to school.
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The Kaukauna school board last week voted to purchase 144 acres of land, located inside the blue area on this map, for $3.6 million. The board vote came after a special meeting of electors of the school district.
The land is located southwest of the Highway 55-CE roundabout in the city of Kaukauna.
