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After winning the 500-yard freestyle at conference two weeks ago, in addition to finishing third in the 100-yard butterfly and being part of the Brillion/Valders/Chilton/Kaukauna swimming co-op’s first-place 200-yard medley relay and second-place 400-yard free style relay teams, Ghosts’ junior Ada Schaefer and her squad went on to win the 200 me

Little Chute senior Karsen Hammen was named to the 2020 Honorable Mention All-State Team by the Golf Coaches Association of Wisconsin.

Hammen was also named to the North Eastern Conference First-Team All-Conference squad last month after shooting an 88 to finish fifth overall at the conference meet.

The Kimberly girls’ cross country squad earned the program’s best team finish in school history Saturday at the WIAA State Cross Country Meet, finishing fifth overall.

Behind another exceptional finish from senior Anna Fauske, who finished fourth overall with a time of 18 minutes, 23 seconds, the Kaukauna girls won the first cross country title in school history — boys or girls — beating second-place Whitefish Bay by seven points Saturday at the WIAA Division 1 State Cross Country Championships.

There was a time when the Wrightstown football team would have been very competitive against their neighbors in Kaukauna.

Riley Huss once again paced the Little Chute boys’ cross country team, this time at the 2020 state meet as he finished ninth overall with a time of 16 minutes, 51 seconds, helping the Mustangs to a fifth-place finish Saturday at Colby High School, just three points behind fourth-place Valders and nine behind third-place Freedom.

via National Federation of State High School Associations

It took until the penultimate game of the regular season, but the Little Chute football team finally had its first taste of COVID complications.

By Mark Walters

Courtesy of wiaawi.org

A study conducted by the Department of Orthopedics & Rehabilitation at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health concluded participation in high school sports in Wisconsin has not led to an increase in COVID-19 infections among high school student-athletes.