Kimberly’s Sadie Campbell came up one place short of a state appearance this season. Campbell finished her season with a third place finish at the girls sectional in Menasha.
Kaukauna’s Peyton Lee will look to add to his family’s wrestling legacy with two more successful weeks in Madison as him and the Ghosts look to have success at both the individual and team state meets the next two weeks.
Little Chute senior Jordan Pynenberg ended a three year drought for the Mustangs wrestling program last weekend. The senior will be the first Little Chute wrestler to make the state individual meet since Matthew Janssen in 2022.
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Kaukauna’s Nick Jenkins wrestles his first place match at the sectional meet in Menasha.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
Nehemiah Lendobeja is one of several Kaukauna wrestlers making a return trip to individual state this week. Lendobeja won the 285 lbs bracket at sectionals after trailing by four in his first place match.
Two Kimberly grads are inching closer to college career milestones in their basketball careers this week. Logan Pearson is six points away from 2,000 points, while Maddy Schreiber is just 18 points from 1,000 career points.
The Little Chute girls basketball team added a second win to their resume last week. In their 49-14 win over Stockbridge, the Mustangs used another strong start to propel themselves toward another win.
OSHKOSH – Oshkosh West slowed down the prolific Kaukauna offense by taking it’s time when they had the ball but still could not beat the Galloping Ghosts, who took a 61-44 win back to Kaukauna on Friday night.
Little Chute senior Jordan Pynenberg is sectional bound after taking second in the 285 lbs bracket of the Denmark regional as he is one of three Mustangs wrestlers headed to the sectional meet this week.
