The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts golf team is headed back to state once again. The team finished with a second place score of 336 as they finished seven strokes behind sectional winner Bay Port at High Cliff last week.
After winning its first four games of the season, the Little Chute football team went into its game against Wrightstown on Oct. 6 on a three-game losing skid.
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Kaukauna’s Sawyer Steineke (44) tackles Kimberly’s Gavin Tyson during the 14-13 win for the Ghosts.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
The Kimberly vs. Kaukauna rivalry has been mostly dominated by the Papermakers. That changed on Friday night as the Galloping Ghosts secured their first win over the Papermakers since 2003.
William Murray continues to come up big at goalkeeper for the Kaukauna boys soccer team. The senior had four more saves during their conference loss to Fond du Lac last week.
The Kimberly girls cross country team took third during the Terry Krall Invitational in Slinger with 69 points last week, while the boys placed fifth with 129 points.
Despite being a little short-handed, the Little Chute Mustangs volleyball team fell flat in sets two and three before falling to their conference rivals in Wrightstown last week. The team was without senior Kara Verstegen and Addison Wegand in the loss.
Ava Reis and Ava Van Vonderen continue to lead the way for the Kimberly girls volleyball team. Both led the team in kills last week for the Papermakers.
Kayla Van Eyck and Delaney Ward have been really stepping up their game for the Ghosts girls volleyball team. Van Eyck had 12 kills, while Ward had eight kills and six blocks in Kaukauna’s win over Oshkosh West last week.
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Kimberly’s Julia Gurholt plays during one of her singles matches during the conference tournament last week.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
The Kimberly girls tennis team is conference champs again this season. The Papermakers secured a share of the conference title with Neenah after last week’s conference tournament.
The Kaukauna girls cross country team continues to put up good times as they took first in the Evan Kratochwill Invitational last week in Cross Plains. The Ghosts had 49 points led by the Fauske sisters, who placed second and third respectively.
