After getting two wins each of the last two seasons, the Little Chute girls soccer team is starting to turn it around. The team has not allowed seven goals in match this season after doing it 10 times last season.
Despite a tough week, Little Chute softball coach Travis Pfrang is still proud of his team as they continue to learn how to compete at a high level this season. The offense has been high scoring despite a 1-12 start to the season.
Sophie Hermus and Nevaeh Honick provided some offense last week for the Kimberly softball team. Hermus had two separate two hit performances, while Honick provided a key home run against Oshkosh North.
After a pitching duel against Kimberly, the Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts baseball team bounced back with some big offensive performances against Bay Port, Appleton East and West Bend East last week.
“After that. We really turned it on,” head coach Mike Jenkins said.
The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts girls soccer team is looking for some improvement as they head into a tough stretch against top opponents in the state. The Ghosts are sitting at 3-3-3 after two wins over Hortonville and Howards Grove last week.
The Kimberly girls soccer team has just been dominant this season. Not only is the team on an eight match winning streak, but they have only allowed three goals this season with one goal allowed in their last seven games.
