Kewaunee's Hannah Miller once again found herself near the top of the podium in Thursday's Jim Bremser Invitational hosted by Mishicot.

Miller took fourth place overall with a time of 19:50, making her the top girl of our seven area teams in the girls' race. No boys from the Kewaunee cross country team competed in the varsity race.

1.4.11Hannah Miller19:50.06Kewaunee

2.42.9Natalie Miller21:54.97Kewaunee

3.49.9Charlotte Bootz22:06.18Kewaunee

4.110.12Lily Hudson24:19.54Kewaunee

5.128.10Alison Szydel24:59.06Kewaunee

6.176.11Mia Ihlenfeldt27:06.95Kewaunee

7.178.12Braelyn Witcpalek27:23.85Kewaunee

The Kewaunee Storm sent their homecoming crowd home happy with a 35-14 win over the Mishicot Indians in Packerland Conference football Friday night.

Jackson Wisnicky and Tyler VanGoethem led the way on the ground for the Storm with two touchdowns each and the Kewaunee defense shut down Mishicot most of the night.

The Storm opened the game by scoring on a 46 yard-run by Wisnicky on a four-play 67 yard drive with 9:55 left in the first quarter.

It took Mishicot just two minutes as well to come right back and score on a 33-yard touchdown pass from Eli Skarda to Bryce Grossheim.  Mishicot missed the extra point to still trail at 7-6.

Kewaunee scored on an eight-yard run by Wisnicky with 4:10 left in the first quarter to make it 14-6 and never looked back.

VanGoethem scored on a 24 yard-run to open up the lead to 21-6 for the Storm in the second quarter to close out the scoring in the first half.

Quarterback Brett Paulsen and Van Goethem would score on one-yard runs in the second half to give the Storm a commanding 35-6 lead.

Mishicot scored with 2:31 left in the game on a five-yard touchdown pass from Skarda to Brian Lambrecht, but it was too little and too late for the Indians who fall to 1-2 in conference and 1-4 overall.

Wisnicky left the game early in the fourth quarter after injuring his knee during one of his big runs of the night and did not return to the game.

Kewaunee (2-1, 3-2 overall) will now head north to play the Sturgeon Bay Clippers.  The pregame is set for 6:45 p.m. on 104.1 WRLU, and kick-off is set for 7 p.m. from Memorial Field. The game will also be streamed on New Radio Sports Network with Jacob Nate on the call.

The Kewaunee Storm look to rebound against the Mishicot Indians in Packerland Conference football Friday night on homecoming.

The Storm (1-1, 2-2 overall) are coming off a 25-21 road loss against the Bonduel Bears last week, while Mishicot (1-1, 1-3 overall) shut out Oconto 26-0 at home.

Jackson Wisnicky leads the Storm with 591 rushing and seven touchdowns on offense and Tyler VanGoethem has 22 tackles on defense.

Mishicot running back Jax Vogel has 279 yards on the ground to pace the Indians. 

The pregame is set for 6:45 p.m. on 104.1 WRLU, and kick-off is set for 7 p.m. from the Don Rabas Field in Kewaunee. The game will also be streamed on New Radio Sports Network with Paul Schmitt on the call.

The Kewaunee Storm cross country took on more than a dozen teams at Tuesday's Sheboygan Area Lutheran Crusader Challenge.

As he has all season for the Storm, Robin Kunesh paced the boys team with a time of 21:20 to finish in the top 90. With Hannah Miller out of the lineup, freshman Charlotte Bootz led the girls' squad with a 5K time of 23:13. The boys took 18th and the girls took 12th as a team.

87 Robin Kunesh 10 Kewaunee 21:20.97 1 

94 Jaylon Mason 9 Kewaunee 22:14.34 1 

101 Martino Trainotti 11 Kewaunee 22:59.85 1 

112 Lucas Martin 12 Kewaunee 25:11.76 1

114 Micah Vanness 11 Kewaunee 25:48.12 1 

116 Sam Kraynik 9 Kewaunee 26:02.11 1 

25 Charlotte Bootz 9 Kewaunee 23:13.81 1

77 Lily Hudson 12 Kewaunee 26:28.66 1 

80 Alison Szydel 10 Kewaunee 26:41.02 1 

85 Chyanne Robinson 11 Kewaunee 27:17.38 1

96 Greta Wesemann 11 Kewaunee 28:00.07 1 

The Kewaunee soccer team picked up a big conference win on Monday afternoon with a 3-2 victory over the Peshtigo Bulldogs.

Trailing the Bulldogs 1-0 at the half, the Storm tied the match on an Ethan Perry tally before Owen Manley gave them the lead off of a penalty kick. The Bulldogs would tie the match in hopes of giving themselves a point in the Packerland Conference, but Perry's goal gave him the brace and the Storm the win, their first since a win against NEW Lutheran. 

Kewaunee's Hannah Miller continued her winning ways in Manitowoc Saturday morning, capturing the individual title for the girls' race at the Roncalli Invitational.

Miller covered the 5K course in 19:15, 20 seconds ahead of runner-up Emerson Fabry of Pulaski. Robin Kunesh led the Storm boys with a time of 21:00. The Storm girls took eighth with a score of 204 while the boys took 10th with a score of 295.

1.62.10Robin Kunesh21:00.4Kewaunee

2.80.11Martino Trainotti22:23.7Kewaunee

3.89.9Jaylon Mason22:49.2Kewaunee

4.105.11Noah Hudson24:55.3Kewaunee

5.106.11Micah Vanness24:58.4Kewaunee

1.1.11Hannah Miller19:15.7Kewaunee

2.56.10Alison Szydel26:05.5Kewaunee

3.58.12Lily Hudson26:26.3Kewaunee

4.65.11Mia Ihlenfeldt26:42.4Kewaunee

5.68.11Greta Wesemann26:47.2Kewaunee

6.76.11Chyanne Robinson28:14.6Kewaunee

7.80.12Lauren Dorner28:56.6Kewaunee

8.94.11Vivian Bootz30:51.8Kewaunee

9.103.12Anna Barnica35:47.7Kewaunee

10.105.11Cora Schleis40:44.1Kewaunee

Kewaunee and Gibraltar battled hard on the volleyball court Thursday night with the Storm prevailing with the 3-0 victory.

The Storm set the tone early with a 25-14 win the first set, but the Vikings would push their visitors the final two sets. The Storm won the second set 25-18 by capturing six of the final seven points. They also withstood a furious Vikings rally in the third set that saw the hosts go three runs of at least three points to win 25-23.

Screenshot from Gibraltar's HUDL Focus Livestream camera

Kewaunee cross country Hannah Miller added another win to her season total on Tuesday, this time doing so on a course close to home.

Miller won the Algoma Invitational with a 5K time of 20:09, over a minute faster than her closest competitor. The win helped the girls' team win the invitational with a score of 58. Robin Kunesh led the boys with a time of 21:29, which was good for 23rd as the team took sixth out of seven squads.

1.1.11Hannah Miller20:09.25Kewaunee

2.5.9Charlotte Bootz22:30.41Kewaunee

3.21.12Lily Hudson26:53.97Kewaunee

4.23.10Alison Szydel27:08.06Kewaunee

5.30.11Mia Ihlenfeldt28:31.25Kewaunee

6.33.11Chyanne Robinson28:37.06Kewaunee

7.35.12Braelyn Witcpalek28:49.75Kewaunee

8.41.11Emily Vogeltanz29:36.15Kewaunee

9.47.11Vivian Bootz30:37.88Kewaunee

10.50.12Lauren Dorner31:07.56Kewaunee

11.59.12Anna Barnica36:43.78Kewaunee

12.61.11Cora Schleis40:41.94Kewaunee

1.23.10Robin Kunesh21:29.31Kewaunee

2.39.11Martino Trainotti22:37.53Kewaunee

3.42.9Jaylon Mason22:52.66Kewaunee

4.50.12Lucas Martin23:53.72Kewaunee

5.55.11Micah Vanness25:16.15Kewaunee

6.56.9Sam Kraynik25:20.81Kewaunee

7.61.11Noah Hudson26:20.91Kewaunee

The Kewaunee Storm used a dominant running game against the Oconto Blue Devils in Packerland Conference football Friday night to win 35-8.

Quarterback Brett Paulsen and running back Jackson Wisnicky scored two rushing touchdowns apiece, and Wisnicky had a defensive touchdown to lead the Storm.

The Storm struck early on a 17 yard-run by Wisnicky with 8:01 left in the first quarter to make the score 6-0.

On the next Oconto possession, Wisnicky picked up a mishandled handoff and returned the fumble 45 yards to make it 12-0. Paulsen ran the two-point conversion, and the Storm led 14-0 with 5:28 left in the first quarter.

Paulsen scored on runs of 26 yards and 34 yards in the second quarter as Kewaunee took a commanding 27-0 lead into halftime.

Wisnicky added a 39 -yard touchdown run in the third quarter to make it 35-0 after the two-point conversion to start a continuous clock.

Oconto scored on a 76-yard pass play in the fourth quarter to close out the scoring with the Storm second-string team in the game.

Kewaunee (1-0, 2-1 overall) will now travel to Bonduel to face the Bears next Friday night.

Kewaunee's Hannah Miller dominated the 33-team De Pere Invitational field on Thursday, winning the girls' race on the campus of UW-Green Bay.

Miller covered the course in 20:00, winning the race by seven seconds and one of a dozen runners to break 21 minutes. The Storm took 22nd place as a team with a score of 522. Robin Kunesh paced the boys' team with a time of 21:19.

1.1.11Hannah Miller20:00.2Kewaunee

2.74.9Charlotte Bootz22:52.9Kewaunee

3.171.12Lily Hudson26:59.0Kewaunee

4.175.11Mia Ihlenfeldt27:22.8Kewaunee

5.176.11Chyanne Robinson27:24.0Kewaunee

6.183.10Alison Szydel28:14.1Kewaunee

1.148.10Robin Kunesh21:19.2Kewaunee

2.181.9Jaylon Mason23:24.6Kewaunee

3.187.12Lucas Martin24:39.5Kewaunee

4.190.11Martino Trainotti25:10.6Kewaunee

5.191.11Micah Vanness25:37.9Kewaunee

6.194.11Noah Hudson25:53.1Kewaunee

7.9Sam KraynikNTKewaunee

The Kewaunee soccer team found themselves on the wrong end of an historic 8-0 win for Providence Academy in Green Bay Thursday night.

The Paladins scored early and often in the match, ending the game in the 78th minute. Thursday's match marked the first home soccer match as a non-co-op squad in the school's history after breaking away from NEW Lutheran this season.  

The Kewaunee volleyball team made the most of their Thursday night in Green Bay, sweeping Green Bay East 3-0.

The Storm were only threatened in the middle game of their sweep, winning 25-6, 25-21 and 25-12.

The Kewaunee Storm look to get back on the winning track when they host the Oconto Blue Devils in Packerland Conference football.

The Storm (1-1) lost on the road to the Negaunee, Michigan 28-7 last week, after winning opening night 34-14 over Racine Lutheran at home.

Oconto (0-2) lost 37-6 to the Green Bay West Wildcats last Thursday on the road and to rival Oconto Falls 46-8 in the opener at home.

Kewaunee will count on Brett Paulsen and Jackson Wisnicky to carry the load offensively.

Last year the Storm blew out the Blue Devils 42-0 at home last year in the level one playoffs and 34-6 in the regular season in Oconto.

The pregame is set for 6:45 p.m. on 104.1 WRLU, and kick-off is set for 7 p.m. from the Don Rabas Field in Kewaunee. The game will also be streamed on New Radio Sports Network with Paul Schmitt and Eric Fischer on the call.