Charlie Vanden Burgt showed his experience in Little Chute’s week one win over Shawano at home. The senior helped his team overcome their inexperience by getting four rushing touchdowns in a 35-0 win.
The goals haven’t changed for the Little Chute cross country team after winning a conference championship last season. Despite losing athletes like Riley Huss and Will Bakken from last year’s squad the team still is aiming high this season.
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Kaukauna’s Kyle Kress runs with the football during the team’s win over Ashwaubenon.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
It was group effort for Kaukauna as they opened the season with a home win over Ashwaubenon on Friday night. The Ghosts had almost 430 yards of offense, while the defense forced four turnovers in a 42-14 win at Bank of Kaukauna Stadium.
The Kimberly boys volleyball team is taking it one match at a time as they aim for another conference title this season. Last year, the Papermakers went 23-14 overall, but were 6-1 in conference play.
The Kimberly Papermakers golf team is aiming for being in the top half of the FVA this season as they return their entire varsity team from last season. Head coach Greg Lueneberg expects that the Schumacher sisters will be a big part of that.
The Kimberly girls volleyball team is going through a lot of changes after a sectional final appearance a season ago. Gone are 12 seniors and a head coach, and in are three Ava’s and a coach with experience coaching at the school in the past.
Kaukauna tennis coach Brian Sanderfoot expects his team to be younger this season. The Galloping Ghosts return Audra Wall as their most experienced varsity singles player, but will have some spots to fill with around 14 or 15 girls competing for varsity spots this season.
