The Kaukauna girls’ golf team finished second overall at the 2021 Bay Port Invite Saturday following a 26-stroke win over Fond du Lac at home at Countryside in Fox Valley Association play the day prior.
The Ghosts added another second-place finish at an invite last Monday, Sept. 13, in Sheboygan.
The Papermakers led 28-0 at halftime and 35-0 in the third quarter before Appleton East got on the board with a safety as Kimberly rolled the Patriots 42-8 at home Friday night.
The Kimberly girls’ volleyball team beat Hortonville 3-0 on the road Thursday night before travelling to the King Center in Milwaukee for an invitational Friday and Saturday.
The Papermakers went 3-4 over the two-day tournament.
File photo/Maya Wegand had 6 kills, 14 digs and 2 aces in Little Chute’s loss to FVL Thursday and 8 kills in the Mustangs’ loss to Green Bay Southwest last Tuesday.
The Little Chute volleyball team dropped its record to 7-6 overall and 0-2 in the North Eastern Conference with 3-0 losses to Green Bay Southwest and Fox Valley Lutheran last week.
The Little Chute boys’ cross country team finished first overall out of eight teams at the Northern Lights Cross Country Invite at Winagamie Golf Course on Friday in a 5,000-meter run.
The girls earned a third-place finish behind only Freedom and Green Bay Preble.
File photo/Kaukauna’s Paige Miller finished Thursday night’s Fox Valley Association victory over Oshkosh West with 41 digs and 3 aces. She added 19 digs in the Ghosts’ win over St. Joseph (Kenosha) as part of the Germantown Invitational Saturday.
The Kaukauna girls’ volleyball team won its second Fox Valley Association match of the season Thursday, beating Oshkosh West 3-1.
The Ghosts then headed to a tournament in Germantown Saturday, where they finished the day 3-2.
The Kimberly boys’ soccer team played twice last week, first cruising to a 5-2 win at home over Appleton East on Tuesday before drawing 0-0 with Oshkosh North at Titan Stadium.
Versus Appleton East
Cooper Re had a hat trick in the first 15 minutes Tuesday night as the Papermakers rolled East.
