The Kaukauna wrestling team had five first place finishers at last week’s Badger Scramble in Lake Geneva. Nehemiah Lendobeja, Liam Crook, Brady Sprangers, Hunter Taff, and Trenton Van Schyndel all took first as the Ghosts had a first place team finish with 312 points.
With Kaukauna entering the Tuesday, Jan. 7, game at 4-1 in the conference and Oshkosh West entering at 1-4, fans expected a rather convincing victory for the Galloping Ghosts, and the boys wearing their home white uniforms treated the home crowd what they expected.
Rylan Behling had the top finish for the Kimberly Papermakers wrestling team as they took 18th with 30 points at the Duffy invite. Behling took sixth in the 113 lbs. bracket, while Daniel Grey and Kian Dunham both took seventh.
In their lone match of the week, the Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts wrestling team took care of business on the road against Neenah in conference action. The Ghosts had eight pins in their 63-13 win over the Rockets.
Senior Landen Van Offeren had a big scoring week for the Kimberly boys basketball team. The senior had two double digit games despite the Papermakers suffering losses to both Oshkosh North and Fond du Lac.
Deyten Magnussen was big in the first half for the Little Chute Mustangs boys basketball team in their 70-43 home win over Waupaca last week. Magnussen had all of his points in the first half of the game as they used a 42-point first half to propel themselves to the win.
Northern Michigan commit Addison Baumgart continues to put up big numbers for the Kaukauna girls basketball team. The senior posted two 20 point games as the Ghosts pushed their win streak to four games after wins over Oshkosh West and Appleton North.
Miranda Kirchner has been one of the consistent parts of the Little Chute girls basketball team this season. The junior scored eight points in their 60-20 road loss to Waupaca last week.
