In another Packerland Conference matchup, Kewaunee takes on NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy Thursday night. 

The Storm started their season off 0-3 at the Hilbert tournament and a match against Mishicot. Taking on the Blazers could be a test for Kewaunee as both teams finished with the same record last season in Packerland play. Kewaunee and the Blazers were both at 2-6 in conference play last year, so a good match should be in play as the Storm look to win their first match. 

The Blazers have started off well, going 6-3 in their tournament play. As stated earlier they had the same exact conference record as the Storm, so a close match could be expected from Kewaunee. NEW Lutheran/Providence Academy had a 12-26 record last season, so outside of the Packerland they tested themselves in non-conference play. 

The match is set for 7:00 P.M. in Kewaunee. 

The Kewaunee Storm girls tennis team will head to Ripon this afternoon as they make up a rescheduled match from August 18th. 

Kewaunee’s opponent Ripon has had four matches so far this season, including a triangular on the 19th of August. This will be Kewaunee’s fourth match, with no scores being reported from any of them. 

The meet is set to get underway at 4:00 P.M. at Ingalls Field in Ripon. 

The Kewaunee volleyball team will head out onto the road as they look to bounce back from a loss Monday when they visit Menominee Indian on Tuesday.

The Storm was swept at home Monday night by Mishicot 3-0. They did not break 20 points in the final two sets, losing those by margins of 25-17 and 25-15. They had lost their two previous matches.

Menominee Indian had a successful run in the Marion Tournament over the weekend, winning three of its four sets against Tigerton (2-0) and Elcho (2-1). They lost all three tournament matches in Oconto earlier in the week.

Match time is set for 7 p.m.

The Kewaunee volleyball team is looking for its first victory of the season on Monday when it hosts Mishicot.

The Storm lost their first two matches of the season on Friday, dropping two of three sets to Hilbert before being swept by Cambria-Friesland. 

The Indians are 2-3 on the season, splitting its four matchups in the Oconto Tournament before losing to Kiel in its Reedsville Invite match-up 2-1.

The first serve is 7 p.m. 

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Kewaunee hung on in a hard fought battle against Mineral Point, taking home a win 21-20. 

After a long bus ride, the Storm came out ready to play and improved their record to 2-0. Both games for Kewaunee have been close decisions, winning by a total of 8 Points in their 2 combined wins. A 6:00 game start did not phase the Storm it seems, as they took home a hard fought win for a good bus ride home. No stats were given at this point. 

Mineral Point falls to 0-2 after losing big last week to Lancaster 52-19. They will look to get on the win train next week. 

Kewaunee travels to Marinette to open up Packerland Conference play next week. 

The Kewaunee volleyball team heads to Hilbert to compete against Brillion, Cambria-Friesland, Kohler, and Valders. Tournament play begins at 9 a.m.

The team is looking to improve on its 5-11 mark from last year that ended with a 3-1 loss to Sheboygan Lutheran in the WIAA Regional. 

The Kewaunee football team will make the long road trip to Mineral Point for its second game of the season on Friday.

The Storm scored in every quarter to sneak past Kiel last week 28-21. Carlson opened the proceedings by taking the kick-off the distance to give the Storm an early lead and score his second touchdown on the ground later in the game.

Mineral Point gave up two touchdown in every quarter in their 52-19 loss to Lancaster. Gibsen Sporle led the way with 196 yards passing and three touchdowns.

The game begins at 6 p.m.

After playing two non-conference games on Tuesday, Sturgeon Bay and Kewaunee will battle against each other in both teams' first conference test of the year. 

Sturgeon Bay hosted Pulaski in their first game of this new season, and faced a tough loss, losing 3-1. Kewaunee faced off against Luxemburg-Casco tuesday, and was defeated by a score of 8-1. In the two teams only meeting last year, Sturgeon Bay got the best of Kewaunee, winning 14-0 en route to a Conference Championship title. 

The game is set for 4:30 P.M. 

Kewaunee's tennis season continues this week when they host Kewaskum on Thursday.

The first matches begin at 4 p.m. The Storm also played Waupun earlier this week, but no results have been shared.

The Kewaunee tennis team hits the courts again on Tuesday, this time at Waupun.

The Storm tennis team opened their season up against Sheboygan Falls last week, but no results have been shared. Waupun was swept by Lake Mills last week 7-0. No players won a set, but Naomi Kelly, Ava Schmidt, and all of their double teams earned game wins. 

The matches begin in Waupun at 4 p.m.

Owen Carlson opened the game strong and helped shorten the game in the second half in Kewaunee's season-opening 28-21 victory over Kiel on Thursday night.

Carlson opened the proceedings by taking the kick-off the distance to give the Storm an early lead. The Raiders would answer with a pair of touchdown drives to make 14-12 heading into the break. The Storm would use their ground game to grind down the Raiders, outscoring them 16-7 in the second half to avenge last season's overtime defeat. Carlson ended the day with two touchdowns in the victory.

The Kewaunee football team will try to pick up where they left off last season when they host Kiel Thursday evening.

The Storm went 10-3 last season en route to a Packerland Conference crown and an appearance in the second round of the WIAA Playoffs. Returning to the team is starting quarterback Mitchell Thompson who was All-Conference First Team last season and is on the watchlist for the Dave Krieg Award this year.

The Raiders went 5-5 last year as they finished in the middle of the pack in the Eastern Wisconsin Conference before bowing out to Catholic Memorial in the first round. One of their five wins did come against the Storm as the Raiders scored the game-winning score in overtime to win 13-7 in the 2021 opener.

Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m.

The Kewaunee girls' tennis team will play in its first meet of the season on Tuesday when they host Sheboygan Falls.

The Storm did not fare well against the Falcons last year in their pre-school year matchup, getting swept 7-0. The hope is the Storm will be able to add players to the squad after only fielding a six-girl team last season.

Matches begin at 4 p.m. 

Senior Quarterback Mitchell Thompson has the chance to earn some hardware this season. Besides the obvious gold ball every team is going for at the end of the season, Thompson is one of many senior quarterbacks around the state mentioned on the Preseason Watch List for the Dave Krieg Award. 

The Dave Krieg Award, won last year by Franklin quarterback Myles Burkett, who now plays for the Wisconsin Badgers, is given to the top senior quarterback in the state. Thompson is arguably one of the best signal caller in the conference, so the nomination is well deserved. Kewaunee’s dominant offense of last season will need to become more pass heavy without Anthony Jerabek, but does return Jesse Morales-Hernandez, who toasted the Southern Door Eagles for over 200 yards rushing in 2 weeks last season. The Storm do lose top receiving threat from last year Benjamin Heim, but saw others step up throughout the season last year down the stretch. Thompson threw for just over 1300 Yards and 13 touchdowns last season, good enough to earn him first team honors. Kewaunee will look to rely on the senior to lead them to another conference championship again this season. 

The only other player from around the area on the list was Southern Door quarterback Jack Peterson. Thompson will have to show off his great arm that was on display last season, to lead the Storm to potentially another conference championship and beyond. 

As the new fall football season begins, the Kewaunee Storm will be back on the practice field once again. Kewaunee has a rich history with the football program having success, and they are looking for success again this season. 

The Kewaunee Storm are coming off of a Packerland Conference championship, after claiming it over inter-conference rival Southern Door in the last week of the season by a score of 33-0. The Storm would finish the season at 10-3 and 7-0 in conference play.

Kewaunee made it to Level 2 of the postseason after defeating Southern Door once again 39-0, but was narrowly beat by the #1 seed Amherst Falcons 28-21. Kewaunee looks to dominate the Packerland Conference once again after outscoring conference opponents 149-45 in the regular season.
 

Kewaunee returns their starting quarterback Mitchell Thompson who was All-Conference First Team Quarterback last season. Kewaunee opens their season Thursday August 18th against the Kiel Raiders. 

The two teams squared off Week 1 last season also, as Kewaunee lost their opener to the Raiders by a score of 13-7. Kewaunee will be the team projected to win the conference this season, as they returned a lot of key starters.