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Carter Knaack chases down West De Pere quarterback Duke Shovald during Kaukauna’s 43-42 loss on Friday night.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
Finnley Doriot had a night as he helped carry the Kaukauna football team back from a first half deficit. Doriot threw five touchdowns in Friday night’s 43-42 overtime loss to West De Pere at Bank of Kaukauna Stadium.
The Little Chute athletic programs held an opening ceremony last week to officially show the public the school’s new turf. The public is also able to check out the field by walking or playing on the field after games this season.
Pole vaulters from area high schools and colleges got together on Sunday with the first Steve Buss memorial pole vault meet. The event helped memorialize the coach as well as help raise money for his dream in having an indoor track facility in the area.
Grace Shomin earned a third place medalist last week for the Kaukauna Ghosts.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
Ava Bloch and McKenna Lowe helped the Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts golf team jump out to a stellar start to their season. Both were the top two finishers for Kaukauna this past week in their three events.
Jenna Schumacher gave the Kimberly Papermakers golf team their early highlight of the season. Schumacher hit a hole in one on the Crystal Springs golf course during one of their invites last week.
After 10 wins and a conference title a season ago, the Kimberly Papermakers boys soccer team is using last year’s success as motivation. The team returns eight seniors from last year’s roster that will help build off that success.
After a four win season last year and a last place finish in conference, Kaukauna head coach Alex Antoine feels like his team is headed in the right direction this season.
Singles dominated the beginning of the season for the Kimberly Papermakers tennis team. The Papermakers went 5-0 on the week as they head into two conference matches this week.
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Kaukauna junior Nolan Hall hauled in a 39-yard pass to the one-yard line on the opening drive of Kaukauna’s 35-14 win over Ashwaubenon on Thursday evening.
By Daniel Schoettler
Finnley Doriot and Noah Hofmann carried the Kaukauna offense in the team’s 35-14 win over Ashwaubenon on Aug. 18. Doriot threw for 204 yards and three scores, while Hofmann ran for 154 yards and two touchdowns in the season opening win.
