Both the Little Chute boys’ and girls’ track teams brought home third-place finishes after the North Eastern Conference Championship meet at Fox Valley Lutheran High School Friday. The girls finished with a team score of 117.5, while the boys finished with a team score of 84.5.
The Kimberly and Kaukauna boys’ golf teams played in a Division 1 regional at Ledgeview Golf Course in De Pere last Tuesday, and as the Ghosts finished fifth overall as a team and Kimberly sixth, both Kaukauna’s and the Papermakers’ team seasons came to an end.
The Kaukauna softball team hosted Kimberly on May 11 and carried a 5-0 lead into the fifth inning. The Papermakers seem to have a knack for rallying in late innings though this season, and Kimberly scored twice in the fifth and twice in the sixth to cut the Ghosts’ lead to 5-4.
The Little Chute baseball team played five times last week, sweeping a doubleheader against Fox Valley Lutheran Tuesday to begin the week before holding on to beat Seymour in a non-conference matchup and then ending the week with a split of a doubleheader with Freedom.
Last Tuesday, the Kimberly girls’ soccer team travelled to Appleton East to take on the unbeaten Patriots in their second-to-last game of the regular season.
With an eighth-place finish at the North Eastern Conference’s Conference Meet last Tuesday at Brown County Golf Course in Green Bay, the Little Chute boys’ golf team wrapped up the regular season with an eighth-place finish overall in the NEC.
The Kimberly girls’ soccer team played twice last week, both Fox Valley Association conference affairs. The Papermakers played Appleton North to a 0-0 draw at home on Tuesday night before cruising to a 5-1 win on the road at Neenah on a rainy evening in a game that had important FVA implications.
File photo/Little Chute’s Tate Huss finished fourth in the long jump at the Gil Frank Invitational in Kimberly May 22 and was also a part of the Mustangs’ 4x400 team that finished second in its event.
The Little Chute boys’ track team grabbed a sixth-place finish against some of the best competition in the state at the Gil Frank Invitational in Kimberly May 22, while the girls finished fifth.
The boys then finished first at a North Eastern Conference quad in Luxemburg Tuesday afternoon, while the girls finished second.
