Wrightstown falls in WIAA D5 soccer championship
Stratford holds off Wrightstown, 21-6, in WIAA D5 state title recreation
As we transition to the winter season in highschool sports activities, listed below are 34 athletes who made headlines this previous fall within the Put up-Crescent protection space.
Carter Appl, Xavier soccer
Was the Bay Convention defensive participant of the yr and the league’s linebacker of the yr. Completed with 115 complete tackles, together with 23 for loss, with seven sacks, two pressured fumbles and an interception returned for a landing. Was honorable point out on the Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Affiliation all-state workforce (Giant faculties).
Vivie Auth and Adel Schneider, St. Mary Catholic women tennis
The dynamic Zephyrs duo captured the WIAA Division 2 state doubles title with a 6-0, 6-3 sweep of Stevens Level Pacelli’s Natalie Cooper and Lauren Loesl within the championship match at Nielsen Tennis Stadium in Madison. Auth and Schneider completed 31-0 for the season and earned the varsity’s first state title in tennis since Tess Reddin’s three D2 singles titles from 2003 to 2005.
Peyton Carlson, Waupaca women volleyball
The 5-foot-11 exterior hitter/libero is the top-ranked junior within the state by prepdig.com and can play collegiately at Creighton College. She totaled 502 kills with a .328 hitting proportion together with 244 digs and 63 aces for the Comets (24-10), who superior to the regional finals in Division 2. She was a unanimous first-team all-North Jap Convention choice and a first-team Wisconsin Volleyball Coaches Affiliation all-state choose in Division 2.
Teegan Charapata, Appleton North women volleyball
The 5-9 senior exterior hitter was named the Fox Valley Affiliation participant of the yr and completed with 519 kills with a .279 hitting proportion together with 276 digs and 50 aces. She was additionally a second-team WVCA all-state choose in D1 for a Lightning squad that superior to the regional finals in Division 1.
Charlie Clinefelter, Kaukauna women golf
The senior was a third-team Golf Coaches Affiliation of Wisconsin all-state choose in Division 1. She was additionally a first-team all-FVA choose. Helped the Ghosts attain the state event, the place they completed seventh. She completed tenth general at state with a two-day complete of 159 (79-80).
Madison Daley, Xavier women volleyball
The 5-10 senior exterior hitter was a unanimous first-team all-Bay Convention choice and totaled 50 kills with 227 digs and 55 aces for the Hawks (26-16), who superior to the sectional semifinals in Division 1. Was honorable point out on the WVCA all-state workforce in D2.
Grant Dean, Neenah soccer
The College of Wisconsin commit was named the Fox Valley Affiliation offensive and defensive participant of the yr. The senior rushed for 1,135 yards on 127 carries (8.9 common) with 16 touchdowns. Additionally had 12 catches for 255 yards and two scores, a kickoff return for a rating and totaled 40 complete tackles and two interceptions. Was a first-team WFCA all-state choose at working again (Giant faculties) and honorable point out as a defensive again.
Braedon Ellefson, Kimberly soccer
The 6-3, 215-pound senior quarterback/linebacker was named the league’s co-linebacker of the yr and completed with 67 complete tackles with six for loss, two sacks and a pressured fumble. Additionally handed for 1,022 yards with 11 touchdowns and rushed for 410 yards and 10 extra scores in main the Papermakers to a three-way tie for the FVA title with Neenah and Kaukauna. Was honorable point out on the WFCA all-state workforce (Giant faculties).
Jaelyn Feller, Appleton East women golf
The senior was honorable point out on the Golf Coaches Affiliation of Wisconsin all-state workforce in Division 1. She was a first-team all-FVA participant for the fourth consecutive season.
Ana Flanagan, Appleton North women swimming
The senior gained the Division 1 state championship within the 100-yard breaststroke with a time of 1:03.20 and in addition positioned seventh within the 50 freestyle. She was chosen FVA swimmer of the yr and was a first-team all-FVA choice within the 200 medley relay, 50 freestyle, 200 freestyle relay and 100 breaststroke.
Braeden Jansen, Kaukauna soccer
The 6-3, 290-pound senior was a first-team WFCA all-state choose (Giant faculties), a unanimous first-team all-FVA choose and the league’s offensive lineman of the yr. He helped the Ghosts attain the WIAA Division 2 state quarterfinals and earn a share of the FVA title.
Elsa Gruber, Neenah women cross-country
The junior was a first-team all-FVA choice and helped the Rockets declare the WIAA Division 1 state title with a fifth-place time of 18:44.6 in workforce competitors and seventh place general.
Julia Gurholt, Kimberly women tennis
The senior was an all-FVA choice at No. 1 singles. She surpassed 100 profession wins this season and reached the state event for the fourth consecutive season, incomes the No. 7 seed in Division 1 singles. She is going to play collegiately at Minnesota State-Mankato.
Aiden Humphreys, Wrightstown soccer
The 6-1, 195-pound senior was the North Jap Convention defensive participant of the yr and a unanimous first-team all-NEC choice at working again and linebacker. He was additionally the NEC offensive again of the yr. Helped lead the Tigers to the Division 5 state championship recreation. Ran for 1,421 yards on 204 carries (7.0 common) with 24 touchdowns. Additionally had 112 complete tackles with two sacks, a pressured fumble, an interception and a security. Was honorable point out on the WFCA all-state workforce (Small faculties) at linebacker.
Hannah Huza, Hortonville women cross-country
The junior was a first-team all-FVA choice and positioned eleventh within the WIAA Division 1 particular person state meet competitors with a time of 18:51.9.
Michael Janssen, Kimberly boys volleyball
The 6-6 senior center hitter was a first-team all-FVA choice and led the Papermakers to a 38-7 document and an FVA title. He completed with 268 kills (42% hitting proportion). Was a first-team Badger Area/Frisco Mo all-state choice.
Drew Kortz, Freedom soccer
The 6-1, 177-pound senior was a first-team WFCA all-state choice at quarterback and defensive again. He was the North Jap Convention offensive participant of the yr, defensive again of the yr and a unanimous first-team all-NEC choose at each positions.
Owen Krause, Kimberly boys volleyball
The 6-5 senior exterior hitter was a first-team all-FVA choice and totaled 255 kills with 147 digs in serving to Kimberly to the FVA title. He was a second-team Badger Area/Frisco Mo all-state choose.
Avery Lang, Freedom women volleyball
The 5-10 senior exterior hitter had 426 kills with 215 digs and 45 aces for the Irish (25-10), who reached the sectional semifinals in Division 2. Was a first-team all-NEC choice and the league’s participant of the yr. Was a first-team WVCA all-state choose in D2.
Owen Lencki, Waupaca boys cross-country
The Comets senior completed second on the WIAA Division 2 state cross-country meet with a time of 15:51.6. He was the runner of the yr for the North Jap Convention.
Maddie Loken, Appleton North women swimming
The freshman was a first-team all-FVA choose within the 200 medley relay, 200 freestyle relay and the 100 breaststroke. She positioned fifth on the Division 1 state meet within the 100 breaststroke (1:04.36) and in addition swam on three North relay groups at state.
McKenna Lowe, Kaukauna women cross-country and women golf
The senior competed in two sports activities within the fall and completed first-team all-FVA in golf and second-team all-FVA in cross-country. She was a second-team all-state choose in golf and completed seventeenth at state with a two-day complete of 163 (85-78). Will play golf collegiately on the College of Southern Indiana.
Mazie Olkowski, Neenah women cross-country
The senior completed third within the workforce competitors with a time of 18:35.3 and was fourth general to steer the Rockets to the WIAA Division 1 state title. She was additionally the FVA’s runner of the yr and a first-team all-FVA choice. Will compete collegiately on the College of Colorado-Colorado Springs.
Liam Paradiso, Kimberly boys soccer
The junior ahead was a unanimous first-team all-FVA choice and completed with 19 targets and 10 assists. He additionally earned honorable point out all-state from the Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Affiliation.
Mason Peitersen, Neenah boys soccer
The standout junior midfielder was a unanimous first-team all-FVA choice and was chosen the league’s participant of the yr.
Nathan Ramus, Appleton North boys volleyball
The 6-2 junior exterior hitter had 496 kills and 235 digs in main the Lightning to the WIAA Division 1 state quarterfinals. He was a first-team all-FVA choice and was additionally a first-team Badger Area/Frisco Mo all-state choose.
Ava Reis, Kimberly women volleyball
The 5-9 senior exterior hitter had 286 kills, 179 digs and 39 aces for the Papermakers, who reached the sectional finals in Division 1. Was a first-team all-FVA choice and honorable point out on the WVCA all-state workforce in D1.
Brody Schaffer, Winneconne soccer
The junior was the Bay Convention’s offensive participant of the yr, again of the yr and a unanimous first-team choose at quarterback and defensive again. He was additionally the league’s defensive again of the yr. Led the Wolves to the Division 4 state semifinals. Completed with 1,800 yards passing on 153 of 216 makes an attempt with 17 touchdowns. Additionally rushed for 1,774 yards on 184 carries (9.6 common) with 31 touchdowns. Had 52 complete tackles on protection with 4 interceptions. Was honorable point out at quarterback on the WFCA all-state workforce (Giant faculties).
Riley Schmitz, Fox Valley Lutheran women volleyball
The 5-4 junior libero had 447 digs for the Foxes, who superior to the regional finals in Division 2. Was a unanimous first-team all-NEC choose and honorable point out on the WVCA all-state workforce in D2.
Ava Strassburg, Appleton East women diving
The senior was the FVA’s diver of the yr and a first-team all-FVA choose. She competed on the WIAA state swimming and diving meet in Division 1 and holds the varsity document within the occasion.
Madi Tripp, Kaukauna women volleyball
The 5-9 senior setter had 885 assists, 301 digs, 143 kills and 104 aces for the Ghosts, who made it to the Division 1 sectional semifinals. She was a unanimous first-team all-FVA choice and honorable point out on the WVCA all-state workforce in D1.
Miles Weaver, Neenah boys volleyball
The 6-2 senior exterior hitter led the convention with 344 kills and in addition had a .351 hitting proportion. Was a first-team all-FVA choice and the league’s participant of the yr. Additionally had 160 digs. Was a second-team Badger Area/Frisco Mo all-state choice.
Ashley Wilson, Little Chute women cross-country
Wilson, a senior, positioned fifth within the WIAA Division 2 state meet workforce competitors with a time of 18:50.2 and was eighth general. The Mustangs completed sixth within the D2 workforce standings. She was named the NEC runner of the yr.
