Kaukauna’s Xavier Stueber was named the Fox Valley Association Boys Volleyball Player of the Year after helping lead the Ghosts to a conference title and the best regular-season record in the state.
Kaukauna’s Xavier Stueber was named the Fox Valley Association Boys Volleyball Player of the Year for the 2021 season.
Stueber was one of only two unanimous all-conference selections alongside Appleton North’s Max Nelson.
Kaukauna’s Greyson Clark announced via Twitter that he will continue his wrestling career at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Clark will join the Badgers’ class of 2023. He won an individual state title last season and helped the Ghosts win the 2020-21 team state championship.
File photo/Little Chute lineman Matthew Janssen was named First-Team All-North Eastern Conference for the 2021 season along with fellow lineman Samuel Zamudio.
Little Chute offensive lineman Samuel Zamudio and defensive lineman Matthew Janssen were both named First-Team All-NEC for the 2021 football season.
Both were unanimous selections.
Zamudio and Janssen led the way up front for the Mustangs’ two best position groups during the fall.
Three Kaukauna High School senior softball players have chosen colleges to attend in the fall.
Following the team’s state championship in June, the ladies were pursued by many colleges and these three signed National Letters of Intent last week at KHS.
File photo/Kaukauna senior Carson Sippel (above) and Kimberly receiver Owen Pawlikowski were named Co-Receivers of the Year in the Fox Valley Association for 2021. Both were also members of the first-team all-conference squad.
Kaukauna receiver Carson Sippel and Kimberly receiver Owen Pawlikowski were named Co-Offensive Receivers of the Year in the Fox Valley Association for the 2021 football season.
Kimberly head coach Steve Jones was once again honored with Coach of the Year.
Since the Kimberly football program has become one of, if not the most dominant program in the state, the Papermakers have been untouchable in conference play.
Those conference titles always included wins over rival Appleton North. Kimberly also came out on top in playoff matches between itself and the Lightning.
GREEN BAY — A lineup change didn’t cause any problems for the Kaukauna boys volleyball team in its opening match at the WIAA Boys Volleyball State Championships at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon.
GREEN BAY — The Westosha Central students chanted “overrated” before Friday’s state semifinal match even began at the WIAA Boys Volleyball State Championships at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon.
The Little Chute girls cross country team earned a spot at the state meet at Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids Saturday and came home with a fourth-place finish.
Riley Huss and Caleb Mostek, who qualified for the boys race as individuals, finished ninth and 23rd, respectively.
Andrew Hanlon photo/Kimberly’s Miles Wisneski had 5 kills and 10 digs in the final match of his high school career last Tuesday night against Appleton North.
APPLETON — The Kimberly boys volleyball team entered this season as the two-time defending state champions.
