The Kewaunee volleyball team returns to action on Tuesday with a non-conference matchup against Mishicot. 

The Storm is coming off a busy day on Saturday after sweeping Algoma earlier in the week. On Saturday, they beat Appleton West and lost to Mishicot and Chilton. In their previous match against the Indians, the Storm were swept after winning the first set 27-25.

First serve is set for 7 p.m.

The Kewaunee cross country posted several personal and season bests at Friday's Nightfall Classic 920 at Winagamie Golf Course in Neenah.

For the girls, Natalie Miller, Kaylyn Martin, and Milli Paul all broke 22 minutes on the 5K course to finish in the Top 25 of the D3 race. In the boys race, Gage Vlies finished in the Top 50 with a time of 19:37.

Photo from Kewaunee PR Committee 

BOYS

48

GV

Kewaunee

19:37.8

Yr: 12 • +44pts

63

JR

Kewaunee

20:04.3

PB • Yr: 10 • +57pts

87

BM

Kewaunee

21:11.5

SB • Yr: 10 • +75pts

96

AR

Kewaunee

21:20.0

PB • Yr: 10 • +81pts

98

RK

Kewaunee

21:21.5

SB • Yr: 12 • +82pts

99

JS

Kewaunee

21:24.2

Yr: 10 • +83pts

103

JM

Kewaunee

21:32.2

SB • Yr: 11 • +87pts

112

BS

Kewaunee

21:47.8

PB • Yr: 9

152

BR

Kewaunee

24:18.0

Yr: 9

160

EM

Kewaunee

25:44.3

GIRLS

18

Natalie Miller

Kewaunee

21:44.1

SB • Yr: 11 • +18pts

21

Kaylyn Martin

Kewaunee

21:51.1

SB • Yr: 11 • +21pts

24

MP

Milli Paul

Kewaunee

21:59.6

PB • Yr: 11 • +24pts

38

AK

Alison Kuehl

Kewaunee

23:15.6

SB • Yr: 10 • +37pts

40

OK

Olivia Kuehl

Kewaunee

23:22.9

PB • Yr: 9 • +38pts

52

JJ

Josie Jezowski

Kewaunee

24:26.0

PB • Yr: 9 • +48pts

53

AS

Alison Szydel

Kewaunee

24:27.7

SB • Yr: 12 • +49pts

55

PG

Penelope Gerold

Kewaunee

24:35.4

SB • Yr: 10

78

AR

Aliana Repitz

Kewaunee

25:58.8

SB • Yr: 12

105

EH

Elynor Heidel

Kewaunee

27:49.2

SB • Yr: 11

116

AV

Ashley Vogeltanz

Kewaunee

29:38.1

SB • Yr: 10

135

AL

Amelia Lambrecht

Kewaunee

34:40.9

PB • Yr: 10

The Kewaunee Football team bounced back Friday night with a 35-7 win over Oconto Falls.

Diesel Bosdeck led the way going 14-19 for 126 yards and two touchdowns through the air and another 18. Blake Temme and Dane Harrell each had a rushing touchdown while Harrell and Mason Kovacs caught Bosdeck's scoring throws. Baylor Elliott's 22 yard punt return touchdown accounted for the Storm's other score.

After dropping a tough match-up to state-ranked Bonduel last week, the Kewaunee Storm football team returns home on Friday to battle Oconto Falls.

In their 28-22 loss, Diesel Bosdeck threw for 115 yards and added another 65 yards on the ground en route to a two-touchdown performance. Blake Temme rushed for 82 yards while Blake Bortolini registered 12 tackles.

The Panthers beat their local rivals Oconto 26-7 last week. Croix Gardebrecht carried the load for the team, rushing for 224 yards and two touchdowns.

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

The Kewaunee soccer team looks to score its first goal of the 2026 campaign with a home match against Peshtigo on the schedule for Thursday.

The Storm suffered a 7-0 loss to Packerland Conference rival Algoma last Thursday. The Bulldogs are 0-2 in the Packerland Conference after losing to Algoma 5-0 and Gibraltar/Sevastopol 4-2. This will be their second match of the week after playing Three Lakes/Phelps on Tuesday.

Kickoff is set for 4:30 p.m.

The Kewaunee volleyball team welcomes Algoma for a Packerland Conference match on Thursday.

The Storm are 2-6 this season, including a split in their last four matches. They dropped their Packerland Conference opener to Gibraltar 3-1. 

The Wolves re-entered Packerland Conference play on Tuesday with a match against Sevastopol.  The Wolves were led by Natalie Ray (6 Kills, 9 Receptions, 9 Digs), Sadie Rikkola (6 Kills, 18 Receptions, 13 Digs), Eva Liu (15 Digs, 21 Receptions), and Mackenzie Lischka (12 Assists, 4 Digs) as they were swept by the Pioneers in straight sets 26-24, 25-17, 25-15.

Opening serve is set for 7 p.m.

The Kewaunee football team looks to make it two in a row on Friday when they face Bonduel on the road.

The Storm bounced back from a shutout loss to Fox Valley Lutheran with a 17-6 win over county rival Luxemburg-Casco. Diesel Bosdeck led the attack with 90 yards through the air passing, 90 yards on the ground, and one touchdown. Bosdeck also did it on defense with nine tackles and an interception he returned for a touchdown.

The Bears are ranked #3 in the Bound Wisconsin poll after wins over Wittenberg-Birnamwood and then-third ranked Coleman.

Kickoff is at 7 p.m.

Photo by Ron LeCloux

The Kewaunee cross country tackled the course and the heat at the Tom Finlan Cross Country Invitational hosted by Green Bay Preble.

On the girls' side, Natalie Miller led the way with a 10th-place finish and a time of 23:02. Gage Vlies cracked the Top 40 for the boys with a time of 21:36. 

BOYS

38

GV

Gage Vlies

Kewaunee

21:36.6

Yr: 12 • +36pts

43

JR

Jayden Reckelberg

Kewaunee

22:26.3

Yr: 10 • +41pts

48

JS

Jaxon Slack

Kewaunee

22:53.5

Yr: 10 • +46pts

51

RK

Robin Kunesh

Kewaunee

23:04.5

Yr: 12 • +49pts

53

BS

Bentley Schmitt

Kewaunee

23:13.0

PB • Yr: 9 • +51pts

55

BM

Blake Martin

Kewaunee

23:33.3

Yr: 10 • +53pts

61

JM

Jaylon Mason

Kewaunee

24:51.4

SB • Yr: 11 • +58pts

70

BR

Blake Repitz

Kewaunee

26:39.4

Yr: 9

GIRLS

10

Natalie Miller

Kewaunee

23:03.2

Yr: 11 • +9pts

19

MP

Milli Paul

Kewaunee

24:05.4

PB • Yr: 11 • +18pts

38

AK

Alison Kuehl

Kewaunee

25:50.6

Yr: 10 • +35pts

41

JJ

Josie Jezowski

Kewaunee

26:08.5

Yr: 9 • +38pts

45

OK

Olivia Kuehl

Kewaunee

26:53.0

Yr: 9 • +42pts

50

Kaylyn Martin

Kewaunee

27:46.8

SB • Yr: 11 • +46pts

53

AS

Alison Szydel

Kewaunee

28:30.8

Yr: 12 • +49pts

54

PG

Penelope Gerold

Kewaunee

28:32.4

Yr: 10

The two teams exchanged punts early, but it was the Storm who got on the board first, when Diesel Bosdeck intercepted an Eli Derenne pass and returned it 55 yards for a touchdown. The Spartans would drive down the field a couple times but be turned away by Kewaunee's defense each time. Bosdeck found the end zone again, taking a quarterback keeper 11 yards to increase the lead to 14-0. The Spartans drove down the field, but were turned away on 4th and goal, in the final minute of the first half.  

Luxemburg Casco received the opening kickoff of the 2nd half and got a great return, crossing midfield. A Spartans penalty backed up the offense and the drive stalled out. Kewaunee got a field goal late in the 3rd, to extend the lead to 17-0. Luxemburg Casco had one last gasp, as the Spartans picked their way down the field, capped off by a Ben Klass 1 yd touchdown. The Spartans went for a two point conversion but came up short. LC got a stop and had one more chance on offense but had another turnover on downs after a pair of drops late in the drive. Kewaunee ran down the clock, closing out the game on a fake punt to finish off the game. 

Kewaunee will travel to Bonduel to kick off Packerland Conference play next week, who will come into that contest 2-0 after a 19-7 win over Coleman on Friday. Luxemburg Casco is on the road again next Friday, traveling to the 2-0 Kohler/Sheboygan Lutheran/Christian, which will be broadcasted on 104.1 WRLU.  

Picture courtesy of Ron LeCloux

The Kewaunee cross country team opened their 2026 season at nearby Two Rivers for their first invitational of the season.

On the girls side, Natalie Miller (31st, 22:37) and Alison Kuehl (50th, 24:11) finished in the Top 50.

On the boys side, Gage Vlies cracked the Top 50 with a time of 19:33 to come in 48th place.

GIRLS

31

Natalie Miller

Kewaunee

22:37.3

SB • Yr: 11 • +29pts

50

AK

Alison Kuehl

Kewaunee

24:11.2

SB • Yr: 10 • +47pts

54

OK

Olivia Kuehl

Kewaunee

24:43.3

PB • Yr: 9 • +51pts

59

AS

Alison Szydel

Kewaunee

25:34.0

SB • Yr: 12 • +56pts

60

JJ

Josie Jezowski

Kewaunee

25:34.4

PB • Yr: 9 • +57pts

69

PG

Penelope Gerold

Kewaunee

26:22.3

SB • Yr: 10 • +65pts

74

AR

Aliana Repitz

Kewaunee

26:39.7

SB • Yr: 12 • +69pts

BOYS

48

GV

Gage Vlies

Kewaunee

19:33.4

SB • Yr: 12 • +41pts

67

JR

Jayden Reckelberg

Kewaunee

20:18.8

PB • Yr: 10 • +54pts

73

JS

Jaxon Slack

Kewaunee

21:20.4

SB • Yr: 10 • +55pts

76

BM

Blake Martin

Kewaunee

22:05.4

SB • Yr: 10 • +57pts

78

RK

Robin Kunesh

Kewaunee

22:30.1

SB • Yr: 12 • +59pts

87

BR

Blake Repitz

Kewaunee

23:54.2

PB • Yr: 9

89

BS

Bentley Schmitt

Kewaunee

24:27.4

PB • Yr: 9

The Kewaunee soccer team had no answers for the Providence Academy Paladins as they left Howard with a 16-0 defeat.

The Paladins peppered the Storm all night long with shots as they boasted a double-digit lead mere minutes into the second half and had other opportunities that went either wide of the net or off the woodwork.

The road does not get easier for the Storm as they will host Sturgeon Bay on August 31st.

The Kewaunee and Southern Door cross country teams will head south on Thursday for their first cross country race of the season when they run in the Two Rivers Invitational.

The Eagles welcome back Packerland Conference Top 10 finishers Colton Valley, Owen Larios Amezquita, and Malaina Veeser while the Storm will have Natalie Miller and Noelie El Kout back in their ranks after their Top 10 finishes.

Sixteen teams total will be on the course when the first races begin at 4:30 p.m. 

The Kewaunee soccer team begins Packerland play on Thursday with a match in Howard against Providence Academy.

The Storm was drubbed by Denmark 8-0 in their opener on Tuesday. Lincoln Arneson had two goals and two assists while Mason Rozek picked up two saves in the Vikings' win. The Storm's defense was assaulted by the Vikings, allowing 29 shots including 15 on goal.

Thursday's 4:30 p.m. kickoff will be the Paladins' first match of the season.

The Kewaunee soccer team hits the road to open the 2026 season when they play Denmark at 4:30 p.m.

The Storm finished 2-17 last season and lost to Xavier11-4 to be eliminated from last year's tournament. Both wins came in 7-1 decisions against NEW Lutheran.

The Kewaunee Storm football season got off to a rough start on Friday night, falling to Fox Valley Lutheran on the road 42-0.

The Storm defense had no answers for Braden Heiges, who was responsible for five of the Foxes' six touchdowns in the rout (C/A 13/19 YDS 226 TDS 3, RUS 90 TDS 2).

Diesel Bosdeck commanded the offense the best he could in his new role, throwing for 128 yards and rushing for another 28 in the loss. Mason Kovacs collected three balls for 38 yards in the loss.

The Storm will try to right the ship on Friday when they welcome Luxemburg-Casco at 7 p.m. Eric Fischer will have the call on 104.1 WRLU beginning at 6:45 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the kickoff at 7 p.m.

The Kewaunee Storm football season hits the road Friday night to open its 2026 campaign against Fox Valley Lutheran.

The Storm said good bye to a lot of talented seniors that made playoff runs in football, basketball, and baseball in recent memory, including an appearance in Level 2 on the gridiron. Gone are Brett Paulsen, Waylon Delain, Mitchell Boeder, Trevor Gauthier, Connor Kilgore, Bryce Tulachka, and Alec Carlson, who all made All-Packerland squads last year. The cupboard is definitely not empty, however, with All-Conference performers Dane Harrell, Diesel Bosdeck, Gregorio Medina, Ben VanGoethem, Blake Bortolini, and Blake Temme all likely returners.

The Foxes started last season 4-0, but lost four of their final six games including a slim 38-36 loss to Luxemburg-Casco in their playoff opener.

Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

The high school golf career of Kewaunee's Evan Maccaux came to a close on Tuesday with a Top 5 finish in the WIAA State Golf Tournament at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison.

After shooting a 5-over 77 on Monday, Maccaux followed up with a 6-over 78 on Tuesday to stay in fifth place, tying Crandon's Reid Votis and Turtle Lake/Clayton's Andrew Buck. Maccaux was one of seven D3 golfers to shoot sub-80 in both rounds of the state championships. 

Kohler's David Van Dixhorn shot a 2-under 70 on Tuesday to clinch the Division 3 title, holding off Prentice' Eliah Harding.  

You can see the full leaderboard here

The Storm made an incredible comeback in the semi-final by scoring four runs in the bottom of the 7th inning to overtake Brillion in a stunner. 

Pitcher Brett Paulsen went five innings for the Storm before giving way to Waylon Delain.  Paulsen struck out nine batters while allowing only two hits.  

The game was scoreless until the Lions tallied two runs in the top of the fifth innng, while the Storm answered with a run in the bottom of the frame on a RBI sacrifice fly by Diesel Bosdeck. 

The score stayed 2-1 in favor of the Lions until the seventh inning when they added two more runs to make it 4-1 going into the ninth.  That's when Kewaunee came storming back.  

Calvin Kolmorgen walked and pitch-hitter Alec Carlson singled to put runners at first and second.  Paulsen then hit a grounder to first that went under the glove of the fielder and Kolmorgen scored and runners ended up at first and third.  After singles by Delain and Diesel Bosdeck scored another run, Dane Harrell smashed a two-run double off the left field fence to bring around Paulsen and Delain to complete the incredible comeback.  

In the sectional final, Kewaunee struck first in the third inning on a two-out  RBI single by Paulsen that scored Micah Vanness giving the Storm a 1-0 lead.

The score stayed that way thanks to great pitching by Jackson Walecka, until Marathon tallied a run in the bottom of the sixth on a close play at the plate.  Walecka threw 6.2 innings and allowed only one run and six hits and left with two runners on and two outs in the seventh.   The Red Raiders walked it off on a long drive to left field by Quillen Kunkel off Delain that scored the winning run and goes down as a single.   

Kewaunee finishes an incredible season going 27-1 and winning the Packerland Conference with a 12-0 record.  The Storm graduates seven seniors who were part of two great seasons that saw Kewaunee go to state and finish as the runner-ups last year.

After the sectional performance in Crivitz, Coach Dan Spranger shared his emotional message about his team and seniors in the post-game interview.

A little rain never hurt anybody, and it definitely did not hurt Kewaunee's Evan Maccaux during the first round of the WIAA State Golf Championship at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison on Monday.

Stormy weather forced play to be suspended for nearly an hour, with golfers unable to restart their round until 6:10 p.m.

Maccaux finds himself in fifth place among Division 3 competitors after shooting 5-over-par on day one. He is four strokes behind the leaders Eliah Harding and Matti Heikkinen, who shot a 1-over-par on Monday.

Maccaux starts day two at 7:20 a.m.

The Kewaunee Storm will look to make a return trip to the WIAA State Tournament after Division 3 sectional action on Tuesday in Crivitz, as they play the Brillion Lions in the semi-final game at 1 p.m.

The Storm (27-0), last year's state runner-up, is coming off a 10-0 no-hit shutout in five innings in the Regional final against the Crivitz Wolverines last Wednesday. 

Brett Paulsen pitched his fifth no-hitter of the season and Connor Kilgore went 3/3  and walked off the game in the bottom of the fifth inning with a bases-loaded walk.

Brillion (23-4) finished second in the Eastern Wisconsin Conference with a 12-2 record and is coming off a 7-4 regional final win over the Bonduel Bears last Wednesday.  Previously, the Bears defeated Algoma 9-1 in the regional semi-final.  

Pregame for the first game will begin at 12:45 p.m. on Tuesday with the first pitch set for 1 p.m. on 104.1 WRLU and streamed on New Radio Sports Network.  Paul Schmitt will bring you the play-by-play.  If Kewaunee wins, the Storm will battle the winner of Stratford and Marathon for the sectional championship at 4:00 p.m. 

Kewaunee's Evan Maccaux will take on the fairways and greens of Madison's University Ridge Golf Course on Monday and Tuesday as a part of the WIAA State Golf Championship.

A sectional champion from a week ago, Maccaux will tee off at 12:20 p.m. with a grouping that includes Turtle Lake/Clayton's Andrew Buck, Cochrane-Fountain City's Parker Kujak, and University Lake School's Cole Brown.

This is Maccaux's first appearance at the WIAA State Golf Championship. 

After Kewaunee's Evan Maccaux earned player of the year honors for golf, baseball's Brett Paulsen and softball's Breanna Riha could not let him be alone in earning the Packerland Conference's top award.

Both were named the Player of the Year in their respective sports when the Packerland Conference announced their All-Conference teams for baseball, softball, and soccer earlier this week.

Paulsen swept the Player of the Year honors, winning the defensive and overall awards. In addition to his appearance as a First Team Pitcher selection, Paulsen was joined on the All-Conference baseball team by Calvin Kolmorgen (First Team Catcher), Diesel Bosdeck (First Team Infielder), Connor Kilgore (First Team Outfielder), Blake Temme (Second Team Infielder), and Dane Harrell (Second Team Infielder).

Riha had to share her Player of the Year honor with Algoma's Natalie Ray, but she was named First Team Infielder. Vivian Bootz (First Team Outfielder), Ali Repitz (Second Team Pitcher), London Karnopp (Second Team Catcher), Kambriea Last (Second Team Infielder), and Mariah Schleis (Honorable Mention Outfielder) joined her on the All-Packerland Conference team.

Midfielder Elynor Heidel (Honorable Mention) was the lone All-Packerland selection from the soccer team.

After a scoreless first inning, the Storm scored two runs in the second and third innings to take a 4-0 lead.  Micah Vanness knocked in two runs with a double in the third inning to get Kewaunee going.   

Connor Kilgore had a big game going three-for-three with a triple while Vanness finished two-for-three.  

Brett Paulsen was the story again getting a no-hitter while striking out nine batters and allowing only three baserunners with walks. 

The Storm scored three runs in the bottom of the fifth inning to claim their back-to-back regional championship.  Conner Kilgore ended the game with a bases-loaded walk for the final tally.

#1 Kewaunee (27-0) will now face the #2 Brillion Lions next Tuesday at 1 p.m. with a chance to play in the sectional final at 4 p.m. if they get by the Lions.  The sectional semi-final broadcast will begin at 12:45 p.m. on 104.1 WRLU and streamed on NewRadioSportsNetwork.com with Paul Schmitt calling the action.

The Kewaunee Storm kept rolling Tuesday, knocking off Peshtigo 6-1 to stay unbeaten on the season at 26-0.

Kewaunee wasted no time, putting up four runs in the first inning on a two-RBI single from Connor Kilgore and a two-RBI double from Blake Temme. 

That was all Jackson Walecka needed. The righty went five strong innings, striking out seven and allowing just one run. Waylon Delain shut the door with two scoreless frames in relief.

Delain and Diesel Bosdeck each had two hits, and the Storm swiped six bases on the day to keep the pressure on all game.

Next up, Kewaunee hosts Crivitz in the regional final on June 3rd. The Storm are the heavy favorites as the top seed and a perfect 26-0, but Crivitz comes in as the four-seed ready to compete.