Bella Pfrang had a solid week for Little Chute softball as she had four hits offensively and also got five strikeouts on the mound despite the Mustangs ending the week getting shut out in a double header against Denmark.
Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts baseball had an impressive week from their pitching staff as Paxton Schuh and Carson Gates had solid outings, while Bron Schaefer and Brayden Jenkins also combined for a no-hitter during the week.
Payton Schreiber accomplished a rare feet in Kimberly’s home win over Freedom last week. She added to the Schreiber legacy at Kimberly by hitting two home runs in the first against the Irish.
The Little Chute Mustangs track team racked up 14 individual first place finishes at their home quad as they hosted Waupaca, Luxemburg-Casco, and Clintonville last week.
The Kimberly Papermakers baseball team had a huge week from senior Lex Knaebe last week. The senior had six hits last week including the go-ahead home run in their win over Hortonville.
Little Chute baseball coach Luke Gajewski thought his team got some big wins, but still thinks there is room for improvement as his team heads toward a conference championship.
The Kimberly Papermakers track and field teams are looking for some kids to step up as they edge closer toward the conference championship meet next week.
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Kaukauna’s Asha LyBoualong pole vaults during the FVA conference relays at Lawrence last week.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
Asha LyBoualong won the girls pole vault at last week’s FVA conference relays at Lawrence University. The Kaukauna senior won with a jump of 11 feet in the meet.
The Kimberly Papermakers boys lacrosse team had some close battles last week as they had a close loss to Neenah to start the week before they ended the week with an overtime win over Franklin.
