The Kimberly girls track and field team tied with Mosinee at the indoor state track meet last week at UW-Whitewater. The girls scored 15 points in the meet headlined by a school record and second place pole vault finish of 12 feet from Campbell Roberts.
After an amazing postseason run in his final season as a running back for Kaukauna, senior Noah Hofmann decided where he is going to take his next steps of his football and academic career. Hofmann is headed to editor Brian Roebke’s alma mater Northern Michigan next fall.
After a 20 win season and a conference championship a season ago, the Kimberly Papermakers are looking for their pitching and offense to help them toward another conference championship.
After an 8-16 record and a 5-13 conference record, new head coach Mike Jenkins is hoping is Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts baseball team can takes steps towards a regional championship this season.
The Kimberly boys track and field team tied for first place during the indoor state meet at UW-Whitewater last week.The Papermakers tied with fellow state athletic power Arrowhead with 33 points at the meet.
The Kimberly relay teams led the way last week for the Kimberly track and field team. The Papermakers had three first place finishes during the Red Hawk Challenge at Ripon College on March 28.
Aaron Schimke, Andrew Milhans, Brady Hoffer and Sydney Fauske were standouts last week for the Kaukauna track and field team as the team competed in two separate meets at Ripon College.
Former Badger Ben Brust scored more than 20 points in four games of the 54th annual Holy Cross basketball tournament over the last two weeks. Brust scored 98 points in the tournament as he helped McCarty Law grab this year’s title.
After winning the state championship the last two seasons along with going into the season with a 51 game winning streak, Kaukauna softball coach Tim Roehrig wants his team to focus on the journey this season as the team seeks that elusive third straight state championship.
