Kimberly senior Seth Miron and Ethan Criter gave the Papermakers the early jolt on Friday night. The two connected on the first two scores for Kimberly as they improved to 6-0 with a 41-21 win at Papermakers Stadium.
New Little Chute head boys soccer coach Jordan Demerath reached an important milestone in his coaching career. Demerath added his first win as a head coach last week in a win against Berlin.
The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts girls volleyball team is hitting on all cylinders. The team earned a win over Hortonville last week at home and went 4-1 in a tournament in Monona Grove.
Schimke leads the way for Kaukauna track and field
Aaron Schimke continues to add top finishes in his running career. Schimke took third in the Manitowoc Invitational on Sept. 24. Schimke ran a 15:54.80 on the Meadow Links Golf Course.
Emily Kappus grabbed the lone match win for the Kaukauna Ghosts last week. Kappus won her match against Fond du Lac on Sept. 22 with a two set win over Ara Vanne (6-2, 6-3) in the No. 4 singles match.
Maya Wegand played a big part this week for the Little Chute volleyball team. The senior notched 20 kills and 13 digs in a Sept. 22 match against Clintonville before the team split action in a weekend tournament at Appleton East.
Kaitlin Schulz, Eva Johnson and Ava Rank continue to be big leaders for the Kimberly girls volleyball team. All three had key performances last week especially in weekend tournament play.
Kaukauna’s Owen Maas will be playing football at the college level. The senior recently announced on Sept. 11 that he will be playing his college football at Upper Iowa University.
The Kaukauna boys volleyball team is playing up to their potential so far this season. The Ghosts currently have 13 wins on the season with about a month of play left in the regular season.
