The Kimberly Papermakers girls basketball team had four players in double figures as they routed Madison Memorial on the road last week. MaKenzie Drout led the way with 17 points, while Kate McGinnis had 16 a dominating 81-38 win on Dec. 20.
Riley Schultz notched her third double-double of the season last week for the Little Chute Mustangs girls basketball team. Schultz had 13 points and 12 rebounds in the Mustangs’ 42-34 home win over Waupaca on Dec. 20.
Kaukauna senior Alana Zarnecke was selected as the Hometown Ticketing Athlete of the Week in a statewide vote on Wissports.net last week. There were 5,534 votes total in the vote, and Zarnecke had 2,067 votes with Prescott’s Dallas Wallin coming in second with 1,971 votes.
The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts girls basketball team used a big second half run to get past their neighboring rivals in the Kimberly Papermakers. After only having a 20-15 lead at the half, the Ghosts used a 20-4 run to get a comfortable win over the Papermakers.
HORTONVILLE — It just wasn’t Kaukauna’s night on Friday when the Ghosts traveled to Hortonville and came home with a surprising 83-68 loss in Fox Valley Association boys basketball action.
Purdue commit Greyson Clark took home a first place finish in the 138 pound weight class as he helped the Kaukauna wrestling team grab a fourth place finish in the Rochester Christmas invite in Minnesota last week. Clark was among six top 10 finishes in the invite for the Ghosts.
Another Papermakers student athlete notched a milestone last week. Senior Karsen Otis notched his 100th career when and was named most valuable wrestler during the Wickersham Invitational in Beaver Dam last week.
Seth Miron put up some numbers this week for the Kimberly boys basketball team. Miron posted two 20 point performances as the team improved to 4-2 on the season.
Cal Maronek stepped up big for the Little Chute boys basketball team. The senior posted two 20 point performances in the team’s two wins last week against Denmark and Freedom.
