Aydian Stingle and Riley Cornell led the way for the Little Chute wrestling team this week. Both fell in their fifth place matches during the Badger Invitational Scramble in Lake Geneva last week.
Cameron Perkovich and Brody Beck both went 2-0 for the Papermakers in the conference duals held at Kimberly High School on Jan. 12. Kimberly went 1-1 as a team in the duals with a 42-27 loss to Hortonville and a 69-12 win to Appleton West.
The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts had six champions last week in the Badger invite last week in Lake Geneva. Ben Krueger, Liam Crook, Greyson Clark, Bryan Winans, Brady Sprangers and Lucas Peters all grabbed first place finishes over the weekend.
The Little Chute Mustangs girls basketball team got a bit of an offensive boost from Abby Van Handel and Maya Ruesch last week. Van Handel scored 10 points, while Ruesch scored eight in the team’s loos to Marinette on Jan. 13.
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Taryn Christopher looks to pass the ball against Neenah.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts girls basketball team is doing more and more adjusting as the season has gone on. The team suffered another blow as they lost junior Alexa Kinas to an injury last week.
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Kate McGinnis drives to the hoop against Marshfield.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
Alix Kilpatrick and Kate McGinnis stepped up their scoring last week as the Kimberly Papermakers showed their grit in some close contests. Kimberly edged out Appleton East in the final seconds, and played Appleton North in one point overtime loss.
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Carter Engle drives to the basket during Little Chute’s win over Fox Valley Lutheran last week.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
The Little Chute Mustangs boys basketball team spread the ball around last week to stay undefeated on the season. The Mustangs got a key close conference win over Fox Valley Lutheran before winning big against Marinette to earn their 11th win of the year.
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Carson Awe shoots his shot in the team’s win over Mosinee last week.
By Brian Roebke
Editor
NEENAH — The Neenah Rockets have a great tradition in basketball and over the years, Kaukauna has lost more than it’s won at the Ron Einerson Fieldhouse.
Norah Bowers led the way for the Kaukauna gymnastics team. The junior led the team in two events and had an all-around score of 27.525 in the Charlie Martin Invitational last week.
Brock Gardner made his return to the wrestling mat last week for the Little Chute wrestling team. Gardner had missed part of the season recovering from an injury from the football season and made it count as he earned a victory in his match against Denmark.
