Kimberly grad Mason Stepanski and Kaukauna grad Vanessa Uitenbroek both headlined last week’s action among area high school grads. Both earned awards for their efforts so far this year.
The shooting woes continued for the Little Chute Mustangs girls basketball team. The team failed to have a scorer score more than five points last week as the team suffered two more losses in conference play.
The Kaukauna girls basketball team cut the Patriots down twice in the first half but didn’t get any closer in the second half in their loss to Appleton East last week.
The Little Chute Mustangs wrestling team took fourth last weekend in an invite at Brillion High School. The Mustangs had a team score of 152.5, which was 27 points behind third place finisher Brillion.
Kaukauna’s Lucas Peters is joining fellow Ghosts wrestler Greyson Clark in the Big 10 next season. The senior committed to Indiana recently for his collegiate wrestling career.
Kimberly’s Jenna Schumacher is headed to Division 2’s Concordia St. Paul next fall to play golf. The senior, who tied for 10th at this year’s sectional is proud of her decision on where to take her college game.
The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts trailed Appleton East 35-31 with 12 minutes left in the game Friday night in Appleton but scored 24 consecutive points to take control of the game and beat the Patriots 63-43 in a Fox Valley Association boys basketball game.
The Kimberly boys basketball team is spreading the ball around to start the season. In addition to seniors Bryson Vieth and Thomas Meyers, the team also saw scoring help last week from Landon Van Offeren and Jake Teofilo.
