It was a challenging but a great test for the Little Chute wrestling program last week. The Mustangs wrestled in an invite last weekend against teams from both Wisconsin and the upper peninsula of Michigan at Marinette High School.
Landon Van Offeren put in some good work for the Kimberly boys basketball team last week. The senior put up double figure scoring in Kimberly’s wins over Hortonville and Appleton West.
The Little Chute Mustangs came up clutch last week against Fox Valley Lutheran. Senior Deyten Magnussen scored the final six points before the defense stepped up in the final two minutes of a 52-51 road victory.
The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts girls basketball team played a close one on the road last week against conference foe Neenah. The Ghosts got another big performance from senior Addison Baumgart, while Keira Plate and Ava Reader stepped up late in a 62-58 win.
Turnovers and a late first half run ended Kimberly’s 16 game winning streak. With the game tied late in the first half, Pewaukee made a 14-4 run to take the advantage in a midseason battle of top 10 teams in the state.
The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts wrestling team had five first place finishes as they won the Pulaski invite last weekend. Liam Crook, Brady Sprangers, Andy DiPiazza, Nick Jenkins and Ryan Schmidt earned first place finishes as the Ghosts scored 269.5 points in the invite.
The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts wrestling team were once again dominant in another conference dual. In a 72-7 win over Fond du Lac, the Ghosts won four of their matches by fall as they continued their reign of the FVA.
MOSINEE – The Kaukauna Ghosts withstood an early onslaught from Mosinee’s Treve Stoffel to come from behind to pull away from the Indians in a mid-season non-conference battle, 89-68, at Mosinee on Saturday evening.
