In his second season as Kimberly head wrestling coach, Jordan Weinzetl expects his team to take it one match at a time. Despite losing Tanner Hart and Brody Beck to graduation, the Papermakers do bring back two wrestlers that had 20 wins last year in James Thao and Daniel Grey.
Led by state qualifier Liam Crook, the Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts wrestling team looks for their experience to lead them on another path toward Madison.
“We have a big roster with a lot of guys back, so expectations are really high,” head coach Jeff Matczak said.
Despite starting the season with two straight losses, the Little Chute Mustangs girls basketball team is showing improvement after last year’s winless season. The Mustangs forced 10 turnovers in their first two games of the season.
The Bay Port Pirates pulled away late in Kaukauna’s home opening loss last week. The Galloping Ghosts had the lead down to two late before the Pirates handed Kaukauna an 60-50 loss with a late 8-0 run in the game.
The Bay Port Pirates pulled away late in Kaukauna’s home opening loss last week. The Galloping Ghosts had the lead down to two late before the Pirates handed Kaukauna an 60-50 loss with a late 8-0 run in the game.
Kimberly alum Kali Mau and the UW-Oshkosh women’s volleyball team are among the final eight teams left in the Division 3 tournament. Mau and the Titans punched their ticket for the second year in a row after getting three straight wins in their regional held at Marietta College.
