Kimberly basketball alum and current UW-River Falls basketball player Katelyn Karch has aimed at improving her leadership skills since her college basketball career began. The senior recently came back from injury and has played in 15 games this season for the Falcons.
Second half runs doomed the Little Chute Mustangs boys basketball team last week. Roncalli used a 7-0 run to hand the Mustangs a loss in the EWC/NEC challenge, while the Freedom Irish used a 21-7 second half run to hand Little Chute their fourth conference loss of the season.
The Kimberly girls wrestling team made their mark on the first ever conference championship meet on the girls side. The team scored 69 points with two first place finishers, and were just eight points away from second place finisher Appleton West.
The Kimberly Papermakers boys basketball team had a pair of blow out wins last week. The Papermakers scored over 35 points in the first half of wins over Oshkosh West and Manitowoc Lincoln.
Ava Van Vonderen continues to have an impressive freshman year in both of her sports. The UW-Green Bay recruit posted two double digit games last week for the Kimberly girls basketball team.
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Athena Xiong performs on the uneven bars against Sheboygan last week.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
Athena Xiong continues to lead the way for the Kaukauna gymnastics team. She led the team in two events during their home meet against the Sheboygan North/South team.
Sophomore Grace Van Grinsven stepped up for the Little Chute girls basketball team. Van Grinsven scored some points late against Wrightstown before scoring seven points in a loss to Denmark last week.
Tanner Hart and Brody Beck both earned two wins during conference dual action last week. Both won their two matches of last week by fall against Neenah and Oshkosh West.
