Mason Tienor helped lead the way for the Kaukauna boys volleyball team this past week. Tienor had 24 kills, seven aces, and five blocks in the Ghosts’ first four games of the season.
Little Chute not only notched their first win on their new turf on Friday night, but the Mustangs also added their first win ever against Xavier as the team got their second win of the season.
Taylor Mars led the way with last week for the Little Chute golf team. Mars posted the team’s top score in a conference triangular on Aug. 24 on the Hilly Haven Golf Course with a 49.
Ava Bloch led the way again for the Kaukauna golf team as she finished with the fifth best nine hole score in school history last week. Bloch had a 38 on Countryside Golf Course on Aug. 23.
The doubles teams for the Kimberly Papermakers came up big this week against their competition. They went undefeated against Fond du Lac and Oshkosh North in the team’s two invites.
The no. 3 doubles team duked it out for Kaukauna this week against Appleton West. The team of Molly Schneider and Karlyn Brockman fell in an extra match (4-6, 6-0, 10-6) to Kendra Lorenz and Kami Beyersdorf on Aug. 24.
Jordan Demerath is the new head coach of Little Chute boys soccer. The 2015 UW-Whitewater graduate and former Little Chute alum is taking the reigns of the program after Martin Arias stepped down a week before the season started.
Cross country runners Aaron Schimke and Logan Salzmann took first place finishes this week in cross country. Schimke won for Kaukauna during the Freedom Irish Waters Invite, while Salzmann took first in the Teror Invitational on Winagamie Golf Course.
Maya Wegand and Logan Maass are providing some early senior leadership for the Little Chute volleyball team. Wegand currently leads the team with 52 kills, while Maass leads the way with 98 digs.
