MADISON — Kaukauna senior Liam Crook took home his third straight state title in dominating fashion at last week’s WIAA Division 1 individual state tournament at the Kohl Center. The Virginia commit got tech falls in all three of his matches to get him the title at 175 lbs.
The Kimberly Papermakers girls basketball team used a big second half to propel themselves toward a road win over Neenah last week. The Papermakers outscored the Rockets by 15 in the second half of their 64-50 win.
The Little Chute Mustangs used a big first halves from Jaden Hermsen and Trevor Verhagen to help propel themselves to a conference win over Oconto Falls. Both players had nine first half points in the 77-66 win.
The final regular season home game for the Kaukauna Ghosts proved to be a big night for the entire team, but especially for the five seniors on the team.
After a big road conference win over Kaukauna earlier in the week, the Kimberly Papermakers boys basketball team found themselves again in a big battle in the Fox Valley Association as they took a 54-51 overtime loss to Neenah last week.
Little Chute freshman Lauren Vosters once again had a monster week for the Mustangs girls basketball team, while Adalyn Engle also made an impact for the team from three point range.
