Brian Roebke photo/Ella Pahl (left), Jessica Wilson and the Little Chute girls cross country team advanced to the state meet held in Wisconsin Rapids Saturday.
KIEL — The Little Chute boys and girls cross country teams entered Saturday’s WIAA Division 2 Cross Country sectional at Kiel High School with excellent shots to advance to this week’s state meet.
The Kimberly football team moved to 10-0 on the season and continued its run toward another state title game with a 40-0 home win over D.C. Everest Friday night.
The Makers got two defensive scores and three more on the ground in a dominant and efficient opening-round performance.
Andrew Hanlon photo/Defensive lineman Jack Verstegen and the Little Chute line held Oconto Falls to only 157 rushing yards in the Mustangs’ 27-6 level 1 playoff win Friday night.
OCONTO FALLS - The Mustangs controlled the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball and physically wore down Oconto Falls Friday night in a level 1 playoff game on their way to a 27-6 win.
Little Chute came into the night as a No. 6 seed in Division 4 playing on the road at the third-seeded Panthers.
Kimberly girls tennis' senior doubles team of Abby Ostermann and JeanMarie Lorentz entered the state tournament seeded sixth and won their first three matches before ending the weekend one match shy of a chance at fifth-place.
The Kaukauna boys’ soccer team earned a No. 2 seed in a Division 2 regional and beat seventh-seeded Green Bay West Tuesday night. The Ghosts face No. 3 seed Green Bay Southwest on Saturday.
Kaukauna freshman McKenna Lowe advanced to the WIAA State Girls Golf Tournament as an individual in her first season at the varsity level and earned a 41st-place finish, tied with Tomah’s Amelia Zingler and Sheboygan North/South’s Hannah Miller. Lowe finished with a 173 overall across both days.
Brian Roebke photo/Kimberly’s Hayden Karpinski tries to power a ball past Kaukauna’s Brett Sprangers (17) and Xavier Stueber (24) during the two teams’ match at Kimberly last week. The Ghosts won 3-0.
The Kaukauna boys’ volleyball team has been crushing opponents all season long and the Ghosts continued their winning ways with a 3-0 rivalry win over Kimberly, 25-16, 25-16, 25-20, last Tuesday night at Kimberly.
Brian Roebke photo/Little Chute’s Caleb Mostek (left) finished second overall at the North Eastern Conference Cross Country Meet Friday. Mostek finished with a time of 16 minutes, 46 seconds, second to only teammate Riley Huss (right) who was first overall with a time of 16:29.
The Little Chute boys’ cross country team ran away with the North Eastern Conference Meet last Friday in Luxemburg-Casco, finishing with a team score of 32, 24 points better than Freedom.
The girls finished second overall, also with a team score of 32 but nine points behind the Irish.
