Maya Wegand posted double digit kills and digs this week for the Little Chute girls volleyball team. Wegand had 16 digs and 11 kills in a four set loss to Oconto Falls (19-25, 25-20, 19-25, 19-25) on Sept. 8.
Drew Joten helped Little Chute maintain the North Eastern Conference’s dominance of the Bay Conference on Friday night. Joten ran for 80 on 16 carries in Little Chute’s 35-0 win over New London at home on Sept. 9.
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Kimberly’s Julia Gurholt earned two singles match wins last week including a 1-1 record at the Sweet 16 Tournament in Milwaukee.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
Kaukauna’s singles tennis teams had their struggles against their area rivals. The top three singles teams didn’t win a set against Kimberly on Sept. 8 on the Kimberly tennis courts.
Kimberly boys soccer head coach Carl Gardner still thinks his team can improve after their first home win. The Papermakers scored late in both halves of their 2-0 win over Oshkosh North on Sept. 8.
Taylor Tetzlaff posted double digit kills and digs this week for the Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts volleyball team. Tetzlaff had 14 digs and 17 kills in Kaukauna’s three set road win over Oshkosh West.
Norah Berken put up solid numbers last week for the Kaukauna golf team. Berken posted a career high in the Fond du Lac invite at Rolling Meadows on Sept. 10.
“She’s gaining confidence,” Kaukauna coach Pete Benson said of Berken’s performances last week.
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Eva Johnson was a key player in the final set of Kimberly’s five set win over Appleton North on Sept. 1. Johnson had two kills late in the fifth set and had four blocks in the contest.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
The Kimberly Papermakers girl’s volleyball team showed that they had no quit against Appleton North last week. The Papermakers fought back from two sets down to earn a hard fought five set win over the Lighting (22-25, 20-25, 25-23, 28-26, 15-11).
Seniors at Little Chute High School will get to hone in their leadership skills with the newly formed Lari DeBruin Leadership Academy. The academy which was started by alum Jeff Janssen as a way to give back to his high school and was named after his former coach Lari DeBruin.
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Kaukauna’s Grace Schomin posted two scores in the 40’s last week for the Galloping Ghosts golf team.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
Ava Bloch was the leading golfer again this week for the Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts golf team. Bloch had a 43 against Kimberly and a 41 against Hortonville in the team’s two invites last week.
Jenna Schumacher still is a key leader for the Kimberly golf team. Schumacher had a 41 as the Papermakers fell to their area rival Kaukauna 175-184 on the High Cliff Golf Course last week.
