The Kimberly boys volleyball program is as strong as it ever has been. After reaching a sectional final match a season ago, the Papermakers had 60 boys trying out at all levels of the program this fall as they have more seniors this year than ever before.
Elise Schreiber and Sarah Reider will be the experienced part of the Kimberly girls tennis team this fall. Schreiber returns after reaching the individual state tournament a season ago, while Reider was the No. 4 singles player for the Papermakers last fall.
Despite losing players like Liam Paradiso to graduation, the Kimberly Papermakers boys soccer team has the same goals this fall despite being a younger team.
The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts boys soccer program will once again have a young team, but the program will lean on their seniors as they look to follow up a season where they won a regional championship.
The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts girls golf team started the season by taking first at the Seymour Thunder Invitational at the Crystal Springs Golf Course. The Ghosts took first with 333 strokes as freshman Emily Thoreson led the way with a 78 on the course.
After taking second at the FVA conference championships a year ago, the Kimberly Papermakers girls golf team is looking to gain some experience this year. The program only returns two players that had varsity experience from a season ago.
Kaukauna’s Pete Benson has two steps of his Hall of Fame trifecta complete. The long-time golf coach for the Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts was recently named to the inaugural class of the Fox Cities Golf Hall of Fame.
