Following another sectional playoff run this season, Kate McGinnis wins our all-area player of the year award for girls basketball, while head coach Dave Lepisto earns his second coach of the year award.
Cooper Effa, Ben Toeppler and Ronald Gomm provided top finishes for the Little Chute track and field team last week as the Mustangs ran indoor meets at both Ripon College and UW-Oshkosh.
Logan Salzmann, Alex Reichen-berger and Alejandro Pagan-Vega got the Kimberly boys track and field season off to a good start as the team competed at UW-Oshkosh and UW-Stevens Point last week.
Wil Krautkramer hopes to have his Kaukauna girls soccer program chasing the win this season. The former Neenah head coach hopes to build a solid culture in year one of coaching the Galloping Ghosts.
Kimberly alum and current UW-Platteville men’s basketball player Logan Pearson garnered more postseason honors last week. The former Papermaker was named a first team All-American by D3hoops, and earned player of the year by the NABC last week.
For most of its history, the Kaukauna boys basketball program didn’t have a lot of winning seasons. Mike Schalow’s arrival in 1995 changed that, and with it, he’s had several players enter the college ranks as players and two of them evolved into staff positions.
Kaukauna senior Andrew Milhans will be taking his talents to track power UW-La Crosse next year. Prior to committing last month, the senior went up for a visit and was able to spend time with the team.
The Kimberly boys track and field team brings back strength with their throwing and pole vault depth this season, while the girls team brings back three individual state qualifiers from last season.
