The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts boys golf team has plenty of experience heading into this season. The program is senior and junior heavy with the return of golfers like Jonah Roehrig and Bax Benson.
After six straight conference titles, the Kimberly Papermakers baseball team has the same expectations going into this season even though they lost players like Sawyer Deering to graduation from last year’s squad.
Noah Faccio and Gerrit Wittman had stellar offensive showings last week as the Little Chute Mustangs baseball team dominated Clintonville in a double header where the Mustangs scored 34 runs.
It was an all-around team effort last week for the Kaukauna baseball team as they played well in all phases of their game last week as they opened up the FVA slate of games with wins over Appleton East and Fond du Lac.
The 57th annual Holy Cross Men’s Open did not disappoint this year as the tournament was one for the history books. The tournament had three games that went into overtime and it had a game end with a buzzer beater, while UW-Health earned the tournament championship last weekend.
The 1,600 meter relay team was the highlight of Little Chute’s recent indoor track meet at UW-Oshkosh. The team of Casey Perz, Ben Toeppler, Tyler Verstegen, and Tyler Hietpas won with a time of 3:38.94.
The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts baseball team will be among the top contenders in the FVA this season thanks to their pitching staff. The Ghosts bring back their top three pitchers from last year in Bron Schaefer, Paxton Schuh and Carson Gates.
