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The Kimberly defense stepped up allowing zero points in the second half of their 42-13 win over Appleton East.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
The Kimberly defense stepped up in the second half as they flipped momentum to help the Papermakers get a win over Appleton East on Friday night. The defense made big plays including a Jack Statz pick six to help Kimberly score 21 unanswered points in a 42-13 win on the road.
The Kaukauna boys soccer team split their action as they grabbed two wins last week. The action included a split at home in their own tournament on Sept. 17.
The Kaukauna girls cross country team finished second in the Smiley Invitational on Sept. 17. The Ghosts grabbed 70 total points including a fifth place run of 19:45.5 from Sydney Fauske in the event.
Kimberly continues to dominate some their recent competition on the tennis courts. The Papermakers earned another 7-0 sweep over Appleton West on Sept. 13 in road matches last week.
UW-Green Bay commit Kaitlin Schulz continues to rack up the kills. Schulz had two more impressive performances including a 21 kill performance against Fond du Lac last week for the Papermakers.
The Kaukauna golf team continues to set school highs. The Ghosts set a nine hole team score record this week against Appleton North, while McKenna Lowe had the fourth lowest 18-hole score in school history.
Kaukauna’s volleyball teams both earned wins last week as the boys team earned a win over Appleton East on Sept. 13, while the girls team went 1-1 during last week’s action.
Kimberly head soccer coach Carl Gardner feels his team is moving in the right direction. After scoring goals late in matches early in the season, the Papermakers are getting a picture of what they can be by scoring goals early in games.
