Riley Schultz led the way last week for the Little Chute girls basketball team. Schultz led the way with 13 points and also grabbed four of the team’s 30 rebounds in a 41-29 loss to Oconto Falls on the road.
We had a great high school football season full of great moments. We had a Cinderella run from the Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts and we capped it off with another state championship for the Kimberly Papermakers football team.
From almost 1,000 yards rushing in the playoffs by one player to title clinching moments from another. This year’s fall football season was full of big moments as well as big individual performances and all of that is highlighted in our All-Area team for 2022.
The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts girls basketball team showed their depth in their first game of the season. Five different players scored in double figures and the team forced 39 turnovers in their 101-26 win over D.C. Everest last week.
The Kimberly wrestling team has top of the conference expectations this season. The team brings back several key wrestlers including Augsburg commit Karsen Otis, who made it to state last season.
Kaukauna senior Kally Meredith made her college softball decision official last week. The senior signed her letter of intent to play softball at Florida International University during a ceremony at the school.
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Blake Barry scores the game winning touchdown in Kimberly's state championship win over Mukwonago.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
In a battle of 12-1 teams with the gold trophy on the line, Blake Barry made sure that a WIAA state football championship would once again come back to Papermaker Nation.
It was a thrilling volleyball season in the Heart of the Valley. From comebacks for the Kimberly girls volleyball team against Appleton North and Green Bay Southwest to near state appearances by both the girls and boys volleyball teams at Kimberly.
