File photo/Kaukauna’s Carson Sippel finished third in the boys’ 100-meter dash at last Saturday’s Gil Frank Invitational in Kimberly. Sippel was also second in the 200 and finished third in the long jump.
The Kaukauna girls’ track team finished third overall at the annual Gil Frank Invitational in Kimberly on May 22 with a total 107 points, while the boys grabbed a fourth-place finish with 86 points.
Alexa Kinas and Cailin Kinas each finished second in the 400-meter dash and the 800-meter run, respectively.
The Kimberly boys’ track team finished first at the Papermakers’ annual Gil Frank Invitational on May 22, amassing 157.5 total points and beating second-place Freedom by 20.
The Kimberly girls finished in second place, only five points behind the Irish and 45 points clear of third-place Kaukauna.
Kimberly’s pitching staff allowed just one earned run – and only three runs total - as the Papermakers won both of their games last week, beating Appleton East 13-2 on Monday before earning a 9-1 win over Oshkosh West Tuesday.
The Little Chute softball team played twice last week, first dropping a non-conference game on the road at Winneconne before returning home and losing to North Eastern Conference-leading Freedom.
Brian Roebke photo/Little Chute senior Nolan Lamers gave the Mustangs a 1-0 lead in the first inning of Tuesday’s home game versus Wrightstown, a game Little Chute won 9-3.
The Little Chute baseball team played a home-and-home with Wrightstown Monday and Tuesday, and behind strong pitching and timely offense routed the Tigers 15-1 on Monday and picked up another win Tuesday, this time 9-3.
The Kimberly softball team hosted Appleton East Tuesday at the lower diamond of Sunset Park, and behind three home runs – one from Morgan Vandermissen and two from Brooke Ellestad – scored 12 runs on 11 hits for a 12-9 win.
Submitted photo/Kimberly freshman Aiden Cudney (right) alongside Papermakers’ Head Coach Greg Lueneburg, finished first at Thursday’s FVA.
Kimberly freshman Aiden Cudney finished with a two-over-par 74 at last Thursday’s Fox Valley Association Conference Meet held in the cold and rain at Chaska Golf Course, leading the Papermakers while being named the conference’s Player of the Year.
Submitted photo/Kaukauna’s Collin Fritsch finished sixth overall at the Fox Valley Association Conference Meet in Green Bay Thursday, leading the Ghosts to a second-place finish in the FVA regular season.
The Kaukauna boys’ golf team finished the 2021 spring regular season with the Fox Valley Association Conference Meet held in cold, rainy conditions at Chaska Golf Course Thursday, and with a team total of 346, grabbed a second-place finish.
The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Board of Control approved updates to the COVID-19 pandemic guidelines for the Spring Tournament Series, details of the first-ever State Girls Wrestling Tournament and a fast-tracked conference realignment request at its May meeting.
