Sports

By Daniel Schoettler

Reporter

Kalli Mau and the UW-Oshkosh volleyball team gained early control of the WIAC volleyball race with a five set win (25-18, 13-25, 22-25, 25-23, 15-10)  in a battle of top 10 teams against UW-Whitewater at the Kolf Sports Center. Mau had 27 assists in the win for the Titans.

By Daniel Schoettler

Reporter

The Little Chute cross country teams had their version of Friday Night Lights last week as the teams ran in the Nightfall Classic at Winagamie. The girls won the meet with 43 points, while the boys took fourth with 131 points.

By Daniel Schoettler

Reporter

The Kimberly girls volleyball team got their second conference win of the season last week with a road sweep against Hortonville. The Papermakers dominated the first two sets by double digits before winning the final set by seven (25-10, 25-11, 25-18). 

By Daniel Schoettler

Reporter

The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts girls volleyball team had a perfect showing in last weekend’s tournament in action at Kettle Moraine.

By Daniel Schoettler

Reporter

Ella Bolz earned first place for the Kimberly girls tennis team at the Sweet 16 tournament in Nicolet last weekend. Bolz went 4-0 in the invite for the Papermakers as they earned a seventh place finish as a team.

By Daniel Schoettler

Reporter

The Papermakers bounced back from a scoreless tie with a five goal effort in their win over Appleton North last week.

By Daniel Schoettler

Reporter

The Kaukauna cross country teams had a good showing at last week’s Shawano Invite. The girls finished behind Notre Dame Academy with 110 points, while the boys took fourth with 116 points.

By Daniel Schoettler

Reporter

FOND DU LAC – The three headed rushing attack of the Kimberly Papermakers led the way on Friday night as Braeden Ellefson, Brady Bell and Kegan Pleau all scored rushing touchdowns in the team’s 42-7 road win over Fond du Lac. 

By Daniel Schoettler

Reporter

Kaukauna’s Charlie Clinefelter led the way for the Ghosts golf team last week as they took first in the Sheboygan invite with 338 strokes, while the Kaukauna Black team had 457 strokes.

By Joe Matzek

For the Times-Villager

A slow start made the difference in Little Chute’s 28-19 loss to Freedom in the battle for the Highway N sign trophy Friday night.