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The Kaukauna girls’ volleyball team finished last week 2-1, losing its first match of the year in a road loss to Waterloo sandwiched between two wins, away at Plymouth and home against Oshkosh Lourdes.

At Plymouth

Anna Fauske led the way with a first-place finish as four Ghost girls finished in the top five Friday afternoon as Kaukauna outran Green Bay Notre Dame in a duel at Neenah.

Ava Bloch shot an 88 Tuesday at the Fox Valley Association Conference Meet at Winagamie Golf Course, leading the Kaukauna girls’ golf team to an overall score of 377 and a third-place finish.

It was the team’s lowest 18-hole score of the year.

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That’s the quote that headlines the Wisconsin International Raceway’s Circle of Fame.

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The Little Chute girls’ volleyball squad lost a number of key seniors from last season’s team that finished the year fifth in the North Eastern Conference and made a surprise run to a sectional semifinal after an upset of 33-3 Fox Valley Lutheran, who won the NEC with a 9-0 record.

The Little Chute girls’ golf team continues to get better as the season progresses, and last week was a microcosm of that improvement.

Monday at Luxemburg-Casco

The Little Chute boys’ and girls’ cross country teams each came away with second-place finishes at a North Eastern Conference meet Friday afternoon.

Riley Huss earned a first-place finish for the boys, ending up with a time of 16 minutes, 20 seconds as the Mustangs finished with 38 points as a team, 10 behind first-place Freedom.

The Kimberly boys and girls travelled to Memorial Park in Neenah to face off against Hortonville in a Fox Valley Association cross country duel with the girls taking down the Polar Bears 15-49 behind a 1-5 finish and the boys won 23-32 with four runners in the top five.

The Kimberly girls’ golf team was led by Maddie Kiley and Peyton Lueneburg, who each finished the afternoon with a 43 on Wednesday, but the Makers fell 15 strokes shy of a win, falling 181-196 to Hortonville at Countryside.