SUSSEX – In their first week one game in three years, the Kimberly Papermakers football team battled for more than half of the game before Sussex Hamilton took advantage midway through the third quarter of the 42-21 loss.
A dominant part of Kaukauna softball history has now come to an end. The coaching tenures of Tim Roehrig, Bill Huss, Steve Meredith and Mark Herzfeldt is over after Roehrig and Huss officially announced their resignations last week.
For the second time in three years, the Little Chute Mustangs girls volleyball team will have a new coach at the helm. This time, it is a familiar face as former player Nicole Wickwire takes the helm after being on the staff the last three years.
The Kimberly Papermakers girls golf team will lean heavily on their five seniors as they look for a conference title this fall. Among the five, the program brings back two all-conference golfers in seniors Alyssa Schumacher and Sophia Hafermann.
It didn’t matter if it was on the dance team or running a cross country race, Little Chute’s Sami Miller had a historic athletic career for the Mustangs. The upcoming UW-La Crosse freshman reached state all four years in each of her sports at the school.
Kaukauna’s McKenna Lowe made Ghosts golf history last week by becoming the first golfer in program history to receive the Sherri Steinhauer scholarship. The scholarship is for $10,000 and is given to one girl in the state every year.
