Purdue commit Greyson Clark took home a first place finish in the 138 pound weight class as he helped the Kaukauna wrestling team grab a fourth place finish in the Rochester Christmas invite in Minnesota last week. Clark was among six top 10 finishes in the invite for the Ghosts.
Another Papermakers student athlete notched a milestone last week. Senior Karsen Otis notched his 100th career when and was named most valuable wrestler during the Wickersham Invitational in Beaver Dam last week.
Seth Miron put up some numbers this week for the Kimberly boys basketball team. Miron posted two 20 point performances as the team improved to 4-2 on the season.
Cal Maronek stepped up big for the Little Chute boys basketball team. The senior posted two 20 point performances in the team’s two wins last week against Denmark and Freedom.
Alana Zarnecke had a big week for the Kaukauna girls basketball team. After having a career high of 30 points against Appleton East, the senior added a double-double of 15 points and 12 rebounds in a big matchup with Hortonville to help the Ghosts start 8-0 on the season.
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MaKenzie Drout goes to the basket against Oshkosh West last week. The senior scored her 1,000th point against Oshkosh North on Dec. 16 in a road game.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
Kimberly senior and App State commit MaKenzie Drout achieved a big milestone last week after two double digit scoring performances. With her third basket against Oshkosh North, Drout notched her 1,000th point in her high school career.
The Kaukauna boys basketball team didn’t go easy on alumni player Rob Van Dyke bringing his team to Kaukauna, defeating Kenosha Indian Trail 79-49 in the final game of the Baird/Gustman Shootout at Kaukauna High School.
Rob Van Dyke, a member of Kaukauna’s 2008 Fox Valley Association championship team, returned to Kaukauna Saturday with his Kenosha Indian Trail basketball team.
Little Chute earned four top finishes in the Brillion invite last week. The week was headlined by a second place finish from Brandon Brady in the 220 pound weight class and a third place finish from Trenton Behling in the 138 pound weight class.
