The Meixl brothers were back in action in doubles last week for the Kimberly tennis team. Aiden and Colin Meixl earned two doubles wins during their meets against Oshkosh North and Appleton East.
The Kaukauna boys track and field team earned a first place finish at last week’s FVA quad at Appleton North. The boys finished with 64 points, while the girls took second with 69 points.
Maddux Hermus showed that he can do more than just kick a football. Hermus showed that he has solid baseball skills from the mound and at the plate during last week’s action.
Despite the results not being what the Kimberly softball team wanted, head coach Chad Mix was pleased with how his team played last week against tough competition.
Summer Schmidt and Chloe Herzfeldt are starting to bring more to the Kaukauna softball offense. Herzfeldt ended the week by batting leadoff for the Ghosts, while Schmidt added a three hit performance against Neenah.
The conference race is heating up for the Little Chute baseball team this week as the Mustangs will battle it out this week with their conference rivals from Wrightstown with the conference title on the line.
Taron Seghers continued his welcoming start to the Kaukauna baseball lineup. Seghers provided a walk-off home run in last week’s action against Appleton West.
Kimberly alum and UW-White-water sophomore Josie Hammen became the first WIAC softball pitcher to throw a no-hitter in the NCAA regionals last week. Hammen became the first Warhawk to accomplish the feat in a game since Bella Matthias threw two during the 2017 season.
