File photo/Alexa Kinas had a double-double with 22 points and 12 rebounds in the Kaukauna girls season opener, a road win over Bay Port last Tuesday night.
The Kaukauna girls played their first two games of the 2021-22 season last week. The first was a 66-59 road win over Bay Port, the second a 66-63 loss against Martin Luther at the Kettle Moraine Thanksgiving Showcase.
File photo/Kaukauna’s Bryan Winans, a returning state qualifier, will be part of a four-wrestler punch in the middle of the Ghosts’ lineup that will carry the team in 2021-22.
At this point in the program’s history, there’s no “rebuilding” in Kaukauna wrestling. This year, however, will be at least somewhat of a reloading.
Submitted photo/Former Little Chute standout Terri (Schwamb) Kruse was inducted into the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Athletics Hall of Fame earlier this month.
Papermakers’ No. 1 singles player Julia Gurholt and the No. 1 doubles pairing of Abby Ostermann and JeanMarie Lorentz were named Second-Team All-Fox Valley Association for the 2021 season.
All three girls advanced to the state tournament this past fall.
Submitted photo/Little Chute’s Brianna VandenBurgt signed her National Letter of Intent to continue her swimming career at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee during a ceremony at Little Chute High School last Wednesday afternoon
Brianna VandenBurgt signed her National Letter of Intent on Wednesday, Nov. 17 to continue her swimming and academic career at the University of Wisconsin-Milwauakee.
Kaukauna senior Xavier Stueber continues to rack up the postseason awards, this time finding himself named to the Wisconsin Boys Volleyball Coaches Association’s 2021 First-Team All-State squad.
File photo/Kimberly junior guard MaKenzie Drout had 18 points, five rebounds, five assists, and two steals in the Papermakers’ season-opening win at Wisconsin Rapids.
WISCONSIN RAPIDS - The Kimberly girls basketball team got its season off to a quick start with a 73-61 win at Wisconsin Rapids Friday night.
The Papermakers took a nine-point lead into the half and held on down the stretch to begin the season 1-0.
File photo/Senior guard Madison Hurning had two points in Little Chute’s season-opening 58-17 loss at Seymour.
SEYMOUR – The Little Chute girls basketball team opened the 2021-22 season with a non-conference matchup on the road at Seymour last Tuesday, but some of the familiar issues that arose last year plagued the Mustangs once again in a 58-17 loss.
