Kaukauna is taking a one match at a time approach to this season with the conference being competitive especially with having the state champions in Neenah defending their title.
The Little Chute Mustangs volleyball team will look to use depth to their advantage as they look to improve on a second round playoff finish from a season ago. After finishing 16-15 last year, the Mustangs return six seniors to this year’s squad.
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Matt Kirchner is the 173rd Hollandtown Schut King, pictured with his wife, and queen, Olivia Kirchner. There were 52 shooters in the event, held at Triple J Wing & Clay in Brillion, with 1,247 shots fired in 23 rounds of shooting. Kaitlin Demoske shot the head, Carl Bowers Jr. got the tail for the second consecutive year, and wings were shot by Brandon Lamers and Kevin Bowers.
After a regional loss to Kimberly last season, the Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts girls volleyball team will have a different look this season. Following a 20-8 season last year, the Ghosts will depend on upperclassmen to take the lead in 2022.
After helping lead the youth programs for the Kaukauna baseball program, Michael Jenkins is stepping into familiar territory as the new head coach for the baseball program for the Galloping Ghosts.
Kimberly alum Donovan Schultz is thriving in college as both a baseball player and broadcaster. The upcoming senior is using his college experience to hopefully land a broadcasting job after school.
