After a four win season last year and a last place finish in conference, Kaukauna head coach Alex Antoine feels like his team is headed in the right direction this season.
Singles dominated the beginning of the season for the Kimberly Papermakers tennis team. The Papermakers went 5-0 on the week as they head into two conference matches this week.
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Kaukauna junior Nolan Hall hauled in a 39-yard pass to the one-yard line on the opening drive of Kaukauna’s 35-14 win over Ashwaubenon on Thursday evening.
By Daniel Schoettler
Finnley Doriot and Noah Hofmann carried the Kaukauna offense in the team’s 35-14 win over Ashwaubenon on Aug. 18. Doriot threw for 204 yards and three scores, while Hofmann ran for 154 yards and two touchdowns in the season opening win.
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Kimberly senior Blake Barry has nobody in front of him as he runs 71 yards toward a score in Kimberly’s 48-13 win over SPASH on Friday night.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
STEVENS POINT — The Chad Michalkiewicz era of Kimberly football started with a bang. From the opening kickoff, the team dominated Stevens Point en route to a 48-13 win to start the season.
The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts golf team is focused on the process this year to accomplish their goals. The Ghosts return 10 golfers from last year’s varsity roster including last season’s state qualifier McKenna Lowe.
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.
