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Senior point guard Chris Morgan drives to the hoop in Kaukauna’s 104-23 win at Appleton West on Friday. Morgan scored 32 points.
APPLETON — With the WIAA ready to fire up its computer in a few days to complete post-season seeding, the Kaukauna boys basketball team wanted a good performance Friday evening at Appleton West and got it.
The Little Chute boys basketball team clinched a winning record in the North Eastern Conference last week with North Eastern Confer-ence victories over Marinette and Waupaca.
NEENAH — Some things never seem to change, and the Kaukauna wrestling team showed that to be true last Tuesday night, defeating Pulaski 50-26 in a WIAA Division 1 Team Wrestling Sectional at Neenah High School.
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Kimberly’s Karsen Otis (38-4) pinned Neenah’s Nick Novak in 2:49 to win the at 152 lb. championship match at Saturday’s WIAA Division 1 Individual Wrestling Tournament at Hortonville.
HORTONVILLE — Two Kimberly Papermaker wrestlers — Karsen Otis and Tyson Peach — are headed to Madison for this year’s WIAA State Individual Wrestling Tournament at the Kohl Center at UW-Madison after placing in the top two at Saturday’s Division 1 sectional at Hortonville High School.
Even without its head coach, the Kimberly boys’ basketball cruised past another Fox Valley Association opponent.
Host Appleton North stayed within striking distance midway through the second half of their game on Friday, but a 17-2 run by Kimberly helped the Papermakers pull off an 84-56 victory.
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Kaukauna’s Judah Hammen (38-9) won the 160-lb. weight class with a 12-2 major decision over Cole Verhyen of Appleton North at Saturday’s WIAA Division 1 Individual Wrestling Sectional at Hortonville.
HORTONVILLE — Five sectional champions and two sectional runners up from Kaukauna travel to Madison for this year’s WIAA State Individual Wrestling Tournament at the Kohl Center at UW-Madison.
Division 1 preliminaries begin Thursday at 3 p.m., with quarterfinals beginning approximately 5:15 p.m.
Playing without its best player, Kade Van Asten, the Little Chute boys basketball team lost three games last week but were “oh, so close” in all three.
FOND DU LAC — It’s amazing how different two games between the same opponents can be.
Two weeks ago when Kaukauna hosted Fond du Lac, Kaukauna’s Jon O’Neill scored 35 points and grabbed 30 rebounds, while Fondy’s Jamariea Dalton scored 50 points in an 87-79 Kaukauna win.
