GREEN BAY -The Kimberly Papermakers girls volleyball team got double digit assists from senior Emma Tesch and Ava Van Hammond despite suffering a season ending sweep at the Resch Center against Waunakee.
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Little Chute junior Reece Joten tries to break free from two defenders on his second touchdown run of their 35-25 Level 4 win over Columbus.
Liam Paradiso capped his Kimberly boys soccer career with a third straight first team all-conference honor, while Oliver Musich was also named to this year’s first team. Brodie and Braylon Hemmersbach along with Owen Weidert were named to the second team.
The Kimberly Papermakers boys volleyball team secured an undefeated season record against their crosstown rivals with a second sweep against their FVA foes in the last two weeks.
Little Chute’s Ben Toeppler highlighted last weekend’s area results at the state cross country meet in Wisconsin Rapids. The junior took 17th during the Division 2 boys race with a time of 16:33.4.
WEST BEND - The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts ended one of their most successful seasons with a hard fought effort against West Bend West last week. The Ghosts held their own as goalkeeper Ty Tripp had a big performance in goal despite the 3-0 sectional loss.
SUSSEX – Kimberly’s football season ended where it started as they faced their week one opponent in the same spot where the season began as they ended their season with a 35-10 level two loss to Sussex Hamilton on the road.
