Cayden Vosters headed into the FVA conference meet on a high note last week. The sophomore took sixth at last week’s Papermaker invite at Kimberly High School.
The Kimberly Papermakers boys soccer team earned a share of the FVA title last week with a 2-0 win over Oshkosh West at home. The Papermakers finished the regular season at 10-1-3 overall and shared the conference title with Neenah this season.
Reese Fauske and McKenna Lowe helped the Kaukauna girls cross country team win the Brillion invite last week. Both placed in the top three as Fauske won the invite with a time of 19:22.6, while Lowe took third with a time of 20:05.8 as the girls had 43 points in the meet.
Ashley Wilson, Lauren Wegand and Sami Miller continued their cross country dominance this fall with another stellar showing at last week’s Baertschi Invitational in Albany. All three finished in the top five at the meet.
The Kaukauna girls golf team is headed back to state for the third year in a row. The Ghosts took second at last week’s Bay Port invitational with 348 strokes with Charlie Clinefelter and McKenna Lowe both posting scores in the top 10 at Thornberry Creek.
The Kimberly and Kaukauna rivalry was also renewed in girls volleyball last week as Ava Reis dominated on the court for the Papermakers. The senior had 20 kills in Kimberly’s win over the Ghosts.
The Little Chute defense has stepped up big the last four games and their win over Luxemburg-Casco last week was another example. The Mustangs had two interceptions, but the offense struggled to capitalize on their scoring chances in the win.
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Kimberly’s Brady Bell scores the final touchdown of their Homecoming win over Kaukauna.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
Carter Howard and Aaron Cullen stepped up their games last week for the Kimberly Papermakers in their 38-20 win over their crosstown rivals from Kaukauna. Quarterback Braeden Ellefson hit both in the second half as the Papermakers scored the final 21 points of the game.
