The Kimberly Papermakers tennis team is looking for players like Aiden Meixl to help lead the team this season. The team brings back two seniors and head coach Robert Henshaw hopes they set the standard.
Vincent Terry will play a key part in the success of Kaukauna tennis this season. Last year, Terry was one of their best singles player for the Ghosts as the team brings back a lot of experience from their singles lineup from last season.
Kaukauna’s Jade Breckheimer gets to live out his collegiate athletic goal the next few years. The senior signed his letter of intent last week to play Division 1 volleyball at Quincy University in Illinois.
Emily McCarthy started the Kimberly girls soccer season on a good note as she scored the first hat trick of the season for the team. McCarthy scored two of her three goals in the first half as Kimberly earned a 7-1 win over Verona before falling to Waunakee last Saturday.
Senior Jacob Zwiers took first last week for the Little Chute golf team as they tied with Wrightstown in a conference meet at Twin Oaks Golf Course. Zwiers had a score of 76 in the meet as the Mustangs tied with Wrightstown with 357 strokes.
Duke Commit Kon Knueppel II swept the major awards at last weekend’s 55th annual Holy Cross Tournament. Knueppel won both the most popular player award and the most valuable player award at this year’s tournament.
Little Chute senior pitcher Charlie Vanden Burgt started the Mustangs baseball season on a big note. The senior took a no-hitter into the seventh inning before giving up a one out double as he struck out 10 in a 10-0 win over Waupaca at Capital Credit Union Park last weekend.
