After a 5-7 start to the season, the Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts softball program is finally hitting their stride as they have won six of their last seven and have won five in a row after winning all of their five games last week.
Kimberly ended last week on a high not after losing their first FVA meet of the year. The Papermakers took a 6-1 loss to conference rival Neenah and got back on track with a 7-0 win over Hortonville.
The Kimberly Papermakers boys golf team won last week’s Heart of the Valley Invite at Whispering Springs in Fond Du Lac. The Papermakers won with 324 strokes, while Little Chute took second with 348 and Kaukauna took fifth with 397.
Kaukauna’s track and field teams took second at last week’s FVA triangular in Kimberly as the girls had 63 points, while the boys had 50 points in the invite.
The Kimberly Papermakers softball team closed their week out with three straight wins as they won both of their games against Chippewa Falls and Superior last weekend.
Kaukauna’s Haylie Wittman added one more big moment to her collegiate softball resume as she had the big RBI hit for UW-Oshkosh as she helped them punch their ticket to the super regionals this week.
Both of Kimberly’s track and field teams took first in last week’s home triangular against Kaukauna and Oshkosh North. The boys had 85 points, while the girls took first with 82 points.
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Jaden Hermsen pitches during Little Chute’s win over Wrightstown last week.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
Little Chute’s baseball team took a couple of tough losses last week, but they are looking forward to the final stretch of the regular season as they look to get their second conference title in three years.
