Kewaunee's Mitchell Boeder found himself back on the podium for his final season of high school wrestling, taking fourth place at the WIAA State Wrestling Tournament in Madison.

Boeder was pinned in his second straight match, this time to Boyceville's Zach Hellendrung, to take fourth place. Arianna Niemojuski saw her season end with an injury in the second period of her consolation semifinal, finishing outside the podium.

Mitchell Boeder (2-2) 285 - 4th (13 pts)

 Bout 3081 (Mat 7) - Champ. Rd of 16: Division 3 - 285 - Mitchell Boeder (38-8) Sr., KEWA over Dante Williams (37-11) Sr., KSJC (Dec 2-0 )

 Bout 3138 (Mat 8) - Quarters: Division 3 - 285 - Mitchell Boeder (38-8) Sr., KEWA over Owen Lueck (44-7) Jr., STRA (F )

 Bout 3195 (Mat 8) - Semis: Division 3 - 285 - Tyson Martin (45-1) Sr., AQUI over Mitchell Boeder (38-8) Sr., KEWA (F 1:15 )

 Bout 3308 (Mat 7) - 3rd Place Match: Division 3 - 285 - Zach Hellendrung (53-5) Sr., BOYC over Mitchell Boeder (38-8) Sr., KEWA (F 1:56 )

Arianna Niemojuski (2-2) 165 - DNP (7 pts)

 Bout 4079 (Mat 6) - Champ. Rd of 16: Girls - 165 - Arianna Niemojuski (27-6) So., KEWA over Evelyn Fugate (38-6) So., UNIT (F 0:52 )

 Bout 4136 (Mat 8) - Quarters: Girls - 165 - Kimura Hutter (40-5) Jr., ADFR over Arianna Niemojuski (27-6) So., KEWA (F 0:30 )

 Bout 4253 (Mat 5) - Cons. Quarters: Girls - 165 - Arianna Niemojuski (27-6) So., KEWA over Kari Sunde-Hogy (47-8) So., RHP (F 4:29 )

 Bout 4283 (Mat 4) - Cons. Semis: Girls - 165 - Amelia Soltis (47-4) Jr., MHB over Arianna Niemojuski (27-6) So., KEWA (ID 3:07 )

For the second year in a row, the Kewaunee Storm girls basketball team will move on to sectionals after beating Oconto 65-30 Friday night for the regional championship. 

After Oconto took an early 5-3 lead, the Storm took control of the game with a 16-0 run that left Blue Devils chasing their hosts for the rest of the evening. Jade Kroll was a big reason for the early success with 20 first-half points, including four three-pointers.

Breanna Riha and Summer Walechka combined for 11 points, matching the Blue Devils' lineup as the Storm entered the locker room with a 31-11 halftime lead.

Kroll's hot-shooting continued in the second half as she hit another three three-pointers to go along with a pair hit by Gabby Stangel. Both teams emptied their benches in the later stages of the game, allowing the Blue Devils fans to salute their seniors while the Storm allowed theirs to get some final minutes in their home gym.

Kroll ended her evening with a game-high 38 points while Summer Walechka added 11 points and Breanna Riha added eight points. Bella Coshenet led the Blue Devils with nine points, and Kara Termaat added eight points.

The Storm will face Manitowoc Lutheran on Thursday in the sectional semifinal. The Lancers defeated Algoma 68-29 to win the regional championship. The game will air on 96.7 WBDK from Denmark with Tim Kowols on the call. The broadcast will begin at 6:45 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the tip-off at 7 p.m.

Kewaunee still has two wrestlers alive in the WIAA Individual State Wrestling Tournament before it concludes on Saturday at the Kohl Center in Madison.

Mitchell Boeder ran into a tough matchup against top-ranked Tyson Martin of Aquinas, dropping him down to the 3rd place match on Saturday. Arianna Niemojuski won her match on Saturday to advance to the semifinals in the consolation bracket, while Sam Kraynik and Trevor Gauthier saw their state tournament cut short on Friday. 

Samuel Kraynik (1-2) 106 - DNP (3 pts)

 Bout 3005 (Mat 5) - Champ. Rd of 16: Division 3 - 106 - Griffin Wineski (38-10) So., IGH over Samuel Kraynik (34-11) So., KEWA (MD 12-3 )

 Bout 3142 (Mat 6) - Cons. Sub-Quarters: Division 3 - 106 - Samuel Kraynik (34-11) So., KEWA over Gabriel Mueller (23-12) Fr., ROSH (F 2:17 )

 Bout 3199 (Mat 6) - Cons. Quarters: Division 3 - 106 - Elliott Radintz (44-12) So., GLCI over Samuel Kraynik (34-11) So., KEWA (Dec 7-0 )

Trevor Gauthier (0-2) 157 - DNP (0 pts)

 Bout 3052 (Mat 5) - Champ. Rd of 16: Division 3 - 157 - Emmett Collins (32-8) Jr., MIPO over Trevor Gauthier (35-17) Sr., KEWA (F 3:33 )

 Bout 3158 (Mat 6) - Cons. Sub-Quarters: Division 3 - 157 - Jeffrey Stefanich (45-11) So., RALA over Trevor Gauthier (35-17) Sr., KEWA (SV 4-1 )

Mitchell Boeder (2-1) 285 - 4th (13 pts)

 Bout 3081 (Mat 7) - Champ. Rd of 16: Division 3 - 285 - Mitchell Boeder (38-7) Sr., KEWA over Dante Williams (37-11) Sr., KSJC (Dec 2-0 )

 Bout 3138 (Mat 8) - Quarters: Division 3 - 285 - Mitchell Boeder (38-7) Sr., KEWA over Owen Lueck (43-6) Jr., STRA (F )

 Bout 3195 (Mat 8) - Semis: Division 3 - 285 - Tyson Martin (43-1) Sr., AQUI over Mitchell Boeder (38-7) Sr., KEWA (F 1:15 )

 Bout 3308 - 3rd Place Match: Division 3 - 285 - Mitchell Boeder (38-7) Sr., KEWA vs. Zach Hellendrung (52-5) Sr., BOYC

Arianna Niemojuski (2-1) 165 - DNP (7 pts)

 Bout 4079 (Mat 6) - Champ. Rd of 16: Girls - 165 - Arianna Niemojuski (27-5) So., KEWA over Evelyn Fugate (38-6) So., UNIT (F 0:52 )

 Bout 4136 (Mat 8) - Quarters: Girls - 165 - Kimura Hutter (40-4) Jr., ADFR over Arianna Niemojuski (27-5) So., KEWA (F 0:30 )

 Bout 4253 (Mat 5) - Cons. Quarters: Girls - 165 - Arianna Niemojuski (27-5) So., KEWA over Kari Sunde-Hogy (47-8) So., RHP (F 4:29 )

 Bout 4283 - Cons. Semis: Girls - 165 - Arianna Niemojuski (27-5) So., KEWA vs. Amelia Soltis (45-4) Jr., MHB

Kewaunee's heralded senior class will get one more home game on Saturday after night after beating Valders 62-48 Friday night in the regional semifinals.

After the Vikings took an early lead in the opening minutes of the first half, the Storm took control of the game thanks to a 17-1 run.

The teams' top players, Kewaunee's Jade Kroll and Valders' Megan Hochkammer, went against each other all half long until Kroll suffered a minor injury with about five minutes left, allowing the Vikings to reel in the Storm and enter the locker room trailing their hosts 26-18.

Kroll returned in the second half, but it was Chevalier who helped the Storm keep a double-figure lead for much of the second half. Chevalier scored 16 of her team-high 21 points in the second half while Gabby Stangel and Kroll hit threes to stop the Vikings' runs in their tracks.

Kroll added 15 points, and Stangel chipped in 12 points to pace the Storm to victory, while Hochkammer led the Vikings with a team-high 25 points.

Seventh-seeded Oconto upset second-seeded Crivitz 59-46 to allow the Storm to host the regional final at the Storm Center Saturday at 7 p.m. The Storm knocked off the Blue Devils 56-46 on December 11th and 63-34 on January 30th. After being limited to 14 points in their first matchup, Kroll erupted for 32 points in the encore while the Storm's defense limited the Blue Devils to 40 percent shooting from the field, including 0/7 from behind the arc. 

Tim Kowols will have the call on 96.7 WBDK beginning at 6:45 p.m., followed by the tip-off at 7 p.m. The winner will move on to face either Manitowoc Lutheran or Algoma in the sectional semifinal next Tuesday.

The Kewaunee girls basketball team begin their march toward the Resch Center on Friday with a meeting at home against familar tournament foe Valders.

The Storm enter the matchup on a five-game winning streak having last lost against Seymour on February 5th. They were a perfect 14-0 in the Packerland Conference and four of their five losses were by no more than seven points. Jade Kroll, who captured the program's all-time scoring record earlier this year, leads the team in scoring (23 ppg) and rebounding (5.4 rpg).  Summer Walechka has been a jack of all trades for the Storm as she is in the top three for scoring (9.6 ppg), rebounding (4 rpg), and assists (3.4 apg). 

Listen to our interview with head coach Lynn Geier here

The Vikings have won three of their last five games, including a 60-27 victory over Roncalli in their tournament opener on Tuesday. In that game, the VIkings' defense held the Jets to just 25 percent shooting from the field. They are led by Megan Hochkammer, who nearly averages a double-double a game with 16.7 ppg and 9.0 rpg. She also leads the team in assists with 3.8 apg. 

Since Kewaunee's senior class lost to Valders in 2023 by 24 points, the Storm have won three of the last four meetings, including a split in tournament games. Last year, the Storm came back to beat the Vikings 49-46 to capture the regional title a year after losing to Valders in the tournament 41-40. Earlier this season, Kroll scored 18 points and Braelyn Chevalier added 16 points to spoil a double-double by Hochkammer (19 points, 11 rebounds)  and lead the Storm past the Vikings 56-48. 

Tim Kowols will have the call on 96.7 WBDK beginning at 6:45 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the opening tip at 7 p.m.

The Kewaunee boys basketball team will wipe the slate clean next weekend when they open the WIAA Tournament, but they finished their record-setting regular season on a high note, beating Gibraltar 81-40 in Fish Creek.

The Storm started the game off on a 9-0 run and had a 15-0 run midway through the first half that all but ensured that they would spoil the Vikings' senior night. The two teams traded buckets late to give the Storm a 45-24 lead at the break. 

The two teams played closer together in the opening minutes of the second half, but the Storm were able to once again piece together a 9-0 run later with their reserves to double up their hosts.

Avery Jerabek led the Storm with 18 points while Diesel Bosdeck chipped in 15 points, and Dane Harrell added 14 points in the win. Kayin Jackson was the lone Viking to reach double figures with 12 points while Aaron Brey and Charlie Reinhardt each chipped in eight points.

While the Vikings will conclude their regular season on Saturday with a home 1 p.m. tip against Wabeno-Laona, the Storm will have a week off before they battle either Weyauwega-Fremont or Manawa next Friday in Kewaunee. The NEW Radio Sports Network will have coverage of that game on 96.7 WBDK beginning at 6:45 p.m. with the pregame show followed by the opening tip at 7 p.m. 

Kewaunee's Mitchell Boeder is in line for another podium finish after advance to Friday night's semifinals at the WIAA State Tournament at the Kohl Center in Madison.

Boeder snuck out of the first round with a 2-0 decision before earning a pin in the quarterfinals to advance to the semifinals. Samuel Kraynik and Trevor Gauthier both dropped their first matches, but they still have the opportunity to wrestle their back into medal contention during Friday morning's consolation rounds.

On the girls' side,  Arianna Niemojuski was both sides of first period pins as she split her two matches on the opening day of the tournament.

Arianna Niemojuski (1-1) 165 - DNP (4 pts)

 Bout 4079 (Mat 6) - Champ. Rd of 16: Girls - 165 - Arianna Niemojuski (26-5) So., KEWA over Evelyn Fugate (38-5) So., UNIT (F 0:52 )

 Bout 4136 (Mat 8) - Quarters: Girls - 165 - Kimura Hutter (39-4) Jr., ADFR over Arianna Niemojuski (26-5) So., KEWA (F 0:30 )

Samuel Kraynik (0-1) 106 - DNP (0 pts)

 Bout 3005 (Mat 5) - Champ. Rd of 16: Division 3 - 106 - Griffin Wineski (37-10) So., IGH over Samuel Kraynik (33-10) So., KEWA (MD 12-3 )

 Bout 3142 - Cons. Sub-Quarters: Division 3 - 106 - Gabriel Mueller (23-11) Fr., ROSH vs. Samuel Kraynik (33-10) So., KEWA

Trevor Gauthier (0-1) 157 - DNP (0 pts)

 Bout 3052 (Mat 5) - Champ. Rd of 16: Division 3 - 157 - Emmett Collins (31-8) Jr., MIPO over Trevor Gauthier (35-16) Sr., KEWA (F 3:33 )

 Bout 3158 - Cons. Sub-Quarters: Division 3 - 157 - Trevor Gauthier (35-16) Sr., KEWA vs. Jeffrey Stefanich (43-11) So., RALA

Mitchell Boeder (2-0) 285 - 4th (13 pts)

 Bout 3081 (Mat 7) - Champ. Rd of 16: Division 3 - 285 - Mitchell Boeder (38-6) Sr., KEWA over Dante Williams (37-11) Sr., KSJC (Dec 2-0 )

 Bout 3138 (Mat 8) - Quarters: Division 3 - 285 - Mitchell Boeder (38-6) Sr., KEWA over Owen Lueck (42-6) Jr., STRA (F )

 Bout 3195 - Semis: Division 3 - 285 - Tyson Martin (42-1) Sr., AQUI vs. Mitchell Boeder (38-6) Sr., KEWA

History was made in Kewaunee as the Storm took down Algoma for a program-record 23rd win, 83-45, as heard on 104.1 WRLU.

Kewaunee jumped out to a 9-0 advantage to start the game and never looked back. The Storm used a second 9-0 run midway through the half to keep its foot on the gas, building the advantage to 34-17 behind the scoring efforts of Connor Kilgore and Evan Maccaux. Algoma managed to outscore Kewaunee 10-4 to close the half, heading into the break trailing 38-24.

Both teams scored on their opening possessions of the second half before Kewaunee went on a 13-0 run to put the game away. Avery Jerabek scored early and often in the second half to pace the Storm as it continued to pull away. Braeden Leist led a valiant effort to keep pace for Algoma, but Kewaunee was too much Monday night.

Kilgore led a quartet of double-digit scorers for Kewaunee with 20 points. He was joined in double figures by Maccaux with 18 points, Dane Harrell with 14 and Jerabek with 13. Leist also scored 20 points to lead Algoma and was the only double-digit scorer for the Wolves.

Kewaunee will wrap up the regular season by traveling to Gibraltar on Thursday, while Algoma will host Green Bay NEW Lutheran in its regular-season finale.

The final week of the regular season kicks off with a rivalry renewed, as Kewaunee hosts Algoma tonight on 104.1 WRLU.  

Kewaunee earned a top seed in the WIAA Division 3 playoffs, in an already historic season, and will be looking to sweep Algoma in the season series.  The Storm are coming off a 79-42 win over Sturgeon Bay on Friday in which four players reached double figure scoring totals, led by Diesel Bosdeck's 25 points.   

Algoma comes into Monday night's contest having won six in a row, including an 80-32 thrashing of Gibraltar last Friday.  Braeden Leist led all scorers in the contest with 26 points, with Parker Lischka adding 19. Head coach Eric Schneider said after the game that his team will be ready for its battle against Kewaunee.

 

 

 

 

View this post on Instagram

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A post shared by New Radio Sports Network (@newradiosportsnetwork)

Eric Fischer will have the call, with the pregame show slated for 6:45 pm, or at the conclusion of the JV game, whichever occurs first.  Tipoff is scheduled for 7:00 pm.  

Kewaunee trailed Sturgeon Bay midway through the first half — a position it isn’t used to at this point in the season — but closed strong and unleashed its offense in the second half for a 74-42 win.

The Clippers took a 14-13 lead nearly 10 minutes into the first half. Kewaunee answered with a 3-pointer to regain the advantage.

Despite some early offensive struggles, the Storm closed the half on a 4-0 run to take a 31-20 lead.

In the second half, Kewaunee looked like its usual self, blowing the game open and improving to 22-0.

Kewaunee has two games remaining — Algoma and Gibraltar next week — to close the regular season.

Sturgeon Bay also plays Tuesday and Thursday, facing N.E.W. Lutheran and Oconto.

Kewaunee's Arianna Niemojuski kept her streak of state appearances in her young wrestling career alive on Friday in the Waupaca Sectional with a second place finish.

Niemojuski earned pins in all three of her victories, but it was an 8-1 loss to Shiocton's Shealyn Anday that put her season on the brink. Pins in the third and second place matches earned Niemojuski a spot in the bracket for next weekend's WIAA Individual State Tournament in Madison.

Picture courtesy of Dan Steinhorst

Arianna Niemojuski (3-1) 165 - 2nd (18 pts)

 Bout 37 (Mat 1) - Quarters: 165 - Arianna Niemojuski (25-4) So., KEWA over Cassidy Van De Loo (17-16) Fr., APNO (F 1:14)

 Bout 65 (Mat 1) - Semis: 165 - Shealyn Anday (46-6) Fr., SHIO over Arianna Niemojuski (25-4) So., KEWA (Dec 8-1)

 Bout 88 (Mat 1) - 3rd Place Match: 165 - Arianna Niemojuski (25-4) So., KEWA over Evelyn Barker (34-15) So., WRIG (F 0:34)

 Bout 103 (Mat 2) - 2nd Place Match: 165 - Arianna Niemojuski (25-4) So., KEWA over Mackenzie Schiedermayer (38-9) Sr., HORT (F 2:55)

She may be only in her third year of wrestling, but Kewaunee sophomore Arianna Niemojuski has already experienced plenty of success in her young career.

Dating back to her start in eighth grade, Niemojuski is looking to qualify for her third straight state tournament when she wrestles in the Waupaca Sectional on Friday.

Encouraged by her uncle, who has a background in professional wrestling, Niemojuski gave the sport a try in middle school. She credits him with teaching her how to handle the pressure she faces on the mat, especially since her lack of experience can sometimes counter her advantage in strength.

Niemojuski said she is proud of the growth she has shown in her technical skills, which has given her more confidence in matches.

After being the only girl on the team last year, Niemojuski said it has been great having Aubrey Ducat and Mariah Behrmann join her this season and find their own success on the mat.

Niemojuski will try to make her second straight trip to the Kohl Center on Friday when she competes in the Waupaca Sectional alongside fellow local wrestlers Evelyn Lange, Jakayla Steinhorst and Kiley Georgel. Action begins at 5 p.m.

You can listen to the full interview as part of this week’s Kewaunee County Wrestling Podcast, brought to you by Total Dairy Service, here.

The Kewaunee girls basketball team celebrated their coronation as Packerland Conference champions with a 54-23 win over Gibraltar on Thursday night. 

The Storm opened up a 19-4 advantage in the game's first eight minutes and stretched that advantage out to 37-12 at the break. While the offensive pace slowed down, the Storm still took care of business on the defensive side of the ball, holding the injury-riddled Vikings to 11 point after halftime.

The Vikings will be back in action on Tuesday when they open the WIAA Tournament in Oshkosh against Lourdes Academy. Tim Kowols will have the call on 105.1 The GOAT beginning at 6:45 p.m. before the tip-off at 7 p.m. The Storm will wait for the dust to settle on Tuesday before hosting its tournament opener next Friday.

In other action, Southern Door fell to Peshtigo 55-47, Sturgeon Bay lost to Oconto 50-31, and Luxemburg-Casco came up short against Oconto Falls 48-41 on 104.1 WRLU.

Picture courtesy of Kewaunee PR Committee

The Kewaunee girls' basketball team will host the Gibraltar Vikings on Thursday.

The Vikings look to recover from a 66-17 loss to Algoma. Megan Schar and Josie Martin led Gibraltar with 4 points each, followed by Gabriella Solomon with 3.

The Storm’s last outing also came against Algoma, with Kewaunee earning a 54-52 victory. Jade Kroll led the Storm with 24 points, while Summer Walechka added 12.

Tipoff is at 7 p.m.

The hunt for perfection remains alive and well for the Kewaunee Storm, after rolling past Southern Door on Tuesday, with a 69-33 win as heard on 104.1 WRLU. 

Kewaunee started strong, with four different players scoring the first four baskets of the game.  Southern Door matched the scoring efforts early, as Ryker Lohrey connected on a three pointer to keep pace with the Storm.  The Eagles defense made things difficult on the Kewaunee offense forcing a number of turnovers and missed shots.  Despite Southern Door's efforts though, Kewaunee still managed to take a 30-16 advantage into the locker room at halftime, with Diesel Bosdeck leading the way with 9 first half points. 

Bosdeck opened the second half with a made three, followed by eight straight points from Connor Kilgore, to open the half on an 11-0 run before Southern Door got back on the scoreboard.  Even after the Eagles made a 3, Kewaunee padded its lead with another 10-0 to build the advantage and ultimately put the game out of reach.  

Kilgore led the way with 20 points to pace the Storm, aided by 14 from Bosdeck, and 10 from Baylor Elliott to round out the double figure scorers.  Lohrey led Southern Door's efforts with 9 points.  

The win clinches at least a share of the Packerland Conference Championship for Kewaunee. With one more win or Algoma loss, the Storm will clinch the outright title. Kewaunee will be back in action on Friday, traveling to Sturgeon Bay.  

After setting a school record with a 20th straight win on Saturday, the Kewaunee Storm will look to continue its hunt for perfection on Tuesday night, when it faces off against Southern Door on 104.1 WRLU.  

Kewaunee is coming off an 85-33 victory over Gibraltar. Leading the way was Conor Kilgore with 20 points, nine rebounds, four assists, five steals, and two blocks. Mason Kovacs added 15 points, along with a rebound, an assist, and two steals. Avery Jerabek chipped in 13 points, five rebounds, three assists, and a steal.

Southern Door’s last outing also came against Gibraltar, falling 52-51. Ryker Lohrey led the Eagles with 12 points, followed by Dawson Schwartz with 11. Lauden Berg and Talon Mueller contributed seven points apiece.

To continue the perfect season, Kewaunee will need take down Southern Door for a second time. The first time the two teams squared off, Kewaunee rolled to victory, to the tune of a 67-34 win. Dane Harrell led the way in that contest with 16 points. 

Eric Fischer will have the call from Kewaunee on 104.1 WRLU.  The Door County Medical Center pregame show is slated to kickoff at 6:45, or the conclusion of the JV game, whichever occurs first, with tipoff at 7:00pm.  

The Kewaunee girls basketball team became the Packerland Conference champions on Tuesday night after tipping Algoma 54-52 Monday night on the road.

The win came despite the Wolves losing one of their top players, Jadyn Nellis, in the opening minutes of the game. Lauren Loucks and Sadie Rikkola did waht they could to make up for their teammate's abscence in the first half with six points a piece. The Storm countered with 10 points from Jade Kroll and eight from Summer Walechka to give the team a 30-26 edge at the break. 

The Wolves tightened things down on defense, allowing 24 in the second half, but could not do enough offensively to tip the scales back in their favor to prevent the coronation on their court. Kroll ended up with 24 points while Walechka added 12 points in the Storm clincher. The Wolves received 14 points from Loucks, 11 points from Reagan Schneider, and nine points apiece from Claire Gerdmann and Rikkola.

The Wolves shift their focus to Friday's matchup against Freedom while the Storm will battle Gibraltar on Thursday.

The Kewaunee wrestling team will have the heaviest contingent at the WIAA Individual State Meet later this month after three qualified at the Valders Section on Saturday.

Mitchell Boeder picked up two pins and a decision to win the 285-pound weight class. Teammates Sam Kraynik (106) and Trevor Gauthier (157) both rebounded from disappointment in their first place match to win their match for second place, punching their ticket to the Kohl Center. Six others placed in the top eight at the sectional.

Samuel Kraynik (4-1) 106 - 2nd (24 pts)

 Bout 26 (Mat 3) - Quarters: 106 - Samuel Kraynik (34-9) So., KEWA over valexander flores (5-8) Fr., TRCO (F 1:42)

 Bout 80 (Mat 3) - Semis: 106 - Samuel Kraynik (34-9) So., KEWA over Eli Kafer (24-17) Fr., OMRO (F 4:23)

 Bout 1106 (Mat 2) - 1st Place Match: 106 - Zander Baehnman (40-11) Jr., WEFR over Samuel Kraynik (34-9) So., KEWA (MD 11-2)

 Bout 4106 - 2nd Place Match: 106 - Samuel Kraynik (34-9) So., KEWA over Eli Kafer (24-17) Fr., OMRO (RULE)

Nolan Lambrecht (1-2) 120 - 7th (4 pts)

 Bout 35 (Mat 3) - Quarters: 120 - Jett Jenkinson (33-11) So., PGL over Nolan Lambrecht (12-16) Jr., KEWA (F 0:54)

 Bout 89 (Mat 3) - Cons. Sub-Semis: 120 - Collin Lynch (21-19) Fr., LACO over Nolan Lambrecht (12-16) Jr., KEWA (F 1:04)

Anakin Reimer (0-1) 138 - DNP (0 pts)

 Bout 8 (Mat 2) - Champ. Rd of 16: 138 - Dewayne Borntreger (27-14) Jr., WEFR over Anakin Reimer (15-19) Fr., KEWA (TF 21-5 (3:28))

Seth Chevalier (2-2) 144 - 7th (8 pts)

 Bout 9 (Mat 3) - Champ. Rd of 16: 144 - Seth Chevalier (9-10) Sr., KEWA over Andrick Lira (12-26) Sr., VALD (F 4:44)

 Bout 48 (Mat 3) - Quarters: 144 - Mason Groskreutz (44-2) Jr., WEAR over Seth Chevalier (9-10) Sr., KEWA (TF 15-0 (1:58))

 Bout 104 (Mat 3) - Cons. Sub-Semis: 144 - Landon Kees (32-18) So., NEHO over Seth Chevalier (9-10) Sr., KEWA (F 4:16)

 Bout 186 (Mat 3) - 7th Place Match: 144 - Seth Chevalier (9-10) Sr., KEWA over Marshall Gray (8-25) Jr., REED (F 3:49)

Mason VanGoethem (1-3) 150 - 6th (6 pts)

 Bout 54 (Mat 2) - Quarters: 150 - Kash Lemmenes (36-7) So., LACO over Mason VanGoethem (18-11) So., KEWA (MD 13-1)

 Bout 109 - Cons. Sub-Semis: 150 - Mason VanGoethem (18-11) So., KEWA over Caleb Krause (20-13) Sr., PGL (MFF)

 Bout 149 (Mat 1) - Cons. Semis: 150 - Gauge Schaus (28-12) So., MISH over Mason VanGoethem (18-11) So., KEWA (Dec 7-2)

 Bout 191 (Mat 1) - 5th Place Match: 150 - Vincent Lisowe (31-13) Jr., NEHO over Mason VanGoethem (18-11) So., KEWA (MD 11-0)

Trevor Gauthier (4-1) 157 - 2nd (23 pts)

 Bout 58 (Mat 1) - Quarters: 157 - Trevor Gauthier (35-15) Sr., KEWA over Lewis Lofgren (23-17) Sr., PGL (F 5:31)

 Bout 111 (Mat 1) - Semis: 157 - Trevor Gauthier (35-15) Sr., KEWA over Max Wittman (26-17) Fr., BRIL (Dec 12-6)

 Bout 197 (Mat 2) - 1st Place Match: 157 - Collin Hamm (49-2) So., WEFR over Trevor Gauthier (35-15) Sr., KEWA (TF 21-6 (1:41))

 Bout 226 (Mat 3) - 2nd Place Match: 157 - Trevor Gauthier (35-15) Sr., KEWA over Dylan La Kosh (27-9) So., OMRO (MD 25-12)

Tucker Du Fresne (3-2) 165 - 5th (13.5 pts)

 Bout 17 (Mat 2) - Champ. Rd of 16: 165 - Tucker Du Fresne (23-12) Jr., KEWA over Rheom Sajeev (2-15) Sr., SLS (F 1:28)

 Bout 62 (Mat 3) - Quarters: 165 - Connor Sehloff (31-14) So., MALU over Tucker Du Fresne (23-12) Jr., KEWA (F 3:16)

 Bout 117 (Mat 1) - Cons. Sub-Semis: 165 - Tucker Du Fresne (23-12) Jr., KEWA over Emery Cummings (11-8) Sr., PGL (TF 19-3 (4:57))

 Bout 153 (Mat 2) - Cons. Semis: 165 - William Gaylord (26-13) Sr., WEAR over Tucker Du Fresne (23-12) Jr., KEWA (F 1:56)

 Bout 199 - 5th Place Match: 165 - Tucker Du Fresne (23-12) Jr., KEWA over Nicholas Starbird (29-13) Jr., LACO (MFF)

Evan Romero (2-2) 175 - 7th (8 pts)

 Bout 19 (Mat 3) - Champ. Rd of 16: 175 - Evan Romero (12-19) So., KEWA over Nathaniel Nelson (10-26) Jr., MALU (F 2:56)

 Bout 64 (Mat 2) - Quarters: 175 - Weston Schmidt (41-10) Jr., BRIL over Evan Romero (12-19) So., KEWA (F 1:02)

 Bout 120 (Mat 3) - Cons. Sub-Semis: 175 - Leo Jachthuber (24-11) So., PGL over Evan Romero (12-19) So., KEWA (F 3:29)

 Bout 202 (Mat 1) - 7th Place Match: 175 - Evan Romero (12-19) So., KEWA over Dylan Boyd (16-20) Sr., LACO (F 3:43)

jose garza (0-1) 190 - DNP (0 pts)

 Bout 22 (Mat 1) - Champ. Rd of 16: 190 - Mathias Hills (26-24) Fr., REED over jose garza (12-25) Sr., KEWA (TF 15-0 (3:57))

Gregorio Medina (2-3) 215 - 6th (8 pts)

 Bout 24 (Mat 2) - Champ. Rd of 16: 215 - Gregorio Medina (16-19) Jr., KEWA over Levi Nazimek (4-15) Fr., SLS (F 0:32)

 Bout 75 (Mat 1) - Quarters: 215 - Wyatt Wetzel (29-12) Jr., WEFR over Gregorio Medina (16-19) Jr., KEWA (MD 11-2)

 Bout 129 (Mat 2) - Cons. Sub-Semis: 215 - Gregorio Medina (16-19) Jr., KEWA over Nolan Wilson (28-23) Fr., REED (Dec 6-3)

 Bout 159 (Mat 1) - Cons. Semis: 215 - Jayden Buechel (32-18) Jr., NEHO over Gregorio Medina (16-19) Jr., KEWA (Dec 6-0)

 Bout 211 (Mat 1) - 5th Place Match: 215 - Jack Rens (29-16) Sr., LACO over Gregorio Medina (16-19) Jr., KEWA (F 2:32)

Mitchell Boeder (4-0) 285 - 1st (28 pts)

 Bout 76 (Mat 2) - Quarters: 285 - Mitchell Boeder (36-6) Sr., KEWA over Tayton Lazzell (13-14) Fr., TRCO (F 0:38)

 Bout 130 (Mat 3) - Semis: 285 - Mitchell Boeder (36-6) Sr., KEWA over Parker Tulachka (39-8) So., MISH (Dec 5-2)

 Bout 217 (Mat 2) - 1st Place Match: 285 - Mitchell Boeder (36-6) Sr., KEWA over Logan Muellenbach (38-9) Jr., NEHO (F 1:49)

Complementary basketball was the theme of the day for Kewaunee as they outscored GIbraltar 85-33 in a consistent offensive performance. 

The halftime lead was 44-17 in favor of the Storm and they never let off the gas regardless of who touched the court. 

It was controlled from the opening tip-off for Kewaunee, a 14-3 lead in the first 6 minutes before things heated up and the Storm ran away with the game. 

Kewaunee remains the team to beat in Division 4 at 20-0 they will host Southern Door who's zone defense slowed the pace of their offense earlier this season. Gibraltar bounces back against Sturgeon Bay. 

Tip off for both games are Tuesday at 7 p.m. 

Kewaunee hosted Sturgeon Bay for their Senior Night and got to work right away ensuring their seniors would go out of the program the right way. 

It will not be the final home game for the seniors and leading scorer Jade Kroll this season as post-season play will see them host at least one game, but the win is still meaningful. 

Kewaunee almost put up 50 points in the first half, netting 49, on their way to a wire-to-wire, tempo controlled game and a lopsided 68-21 victory. 

The pace slowed down significantly in the second half as Kewaunee controlled the game, but the Storm were resilient and remained dominant nonetheless. 

Kewaunee will face Algoma on Feb 16 in a huge game with major implications that could give the Storm the opportunity to hold the Packerland Conference title all to themselves.

Sturgeon Bay will face N.E.W. Lutheran that same night, both tipping off at 7 p.m.

While her teammates had to sweat out their spots in next week's sectional, Kewaunee's Arianna Niemojuski did not take any chances as she won her weight class in the Mishicot Regional on Friday.

Niemojuski pinned both of her opponents in the first period to capture the crown at 165 pounds. Meanwhile, Aubrey Ducat and Mariah Behrmann had to wrestle their way to fourth place to earn their spot, with Ducat pinning her opponent to keep her season alive.

Mariah Behrmann (3-2) 114 - 4th (15 pts)

 Bout 1 (Mat 1) - Quarters: 114 - Mariah Behrmann (21-7) Fr., KEWA over Margaret McCarthy (25-20) Fr., KIMB (F 2:51)

 Bout 5 (Mat 1) - Semis: 114 - Emjay Neumann (36-3) Sr., MALI over Mariah Behrmann (21-7) Fr., KEWA (ID 0:10)

 Bout 19 (Mat 2) - 3rd Place Match: 114 - Cecelia Street (15-23) Jr., MENA over Mariah Behrmann (21-7) Fr., KEWA (MFF)

 Bout 34 - 4th Place Match: 114 - Mariah Behrmann (21-7) Fr., KEWA over Margaret McCarthy (25-20) Fr., KIMB (RULE)

Aubrey Ducat (2-2) 120 - 4th (13 pts)

 Bout 8 (Mat 1) - Semis: 120 - Debra Kuss (32-6) So., MISH over Aubrey Ducat (23-6) Fr., KEWA (Dec 14-10)

 Bout 21 (Mat 1) - 3rd Place Match: 120 - Ramsey Trader (15-12) Jr., KIMB over Aubrey Ducat (23-6) Fr., KEWA (F 5:07)

 Bout 36 (Mat 2) - 4th Place Match: 120 - Aubrey Ducat (23-6) Fr., KEWA over Kaitlin Standiford (4-20) So., MENA (F 0:42)

Arianna Niemojuski (4-0) 165 - 1st (30 pts)

 Bout 15 (Mat 2) - Semis: 165 - Arianna Niemojuski (22-3) So., KEWA over Claire Gloudemans (10-15) Jr., KIMB (F 1:13)

 Bout 31 (Mat 2) - 1st Place Match: 165 - Arianna Niemojuski (22-3) So., KEWA over Malaika Tsenane (24-19) So., MENA (F 2:00)

The Kewaunee Storm kept their season-long winning streak rolling on the road Thursday night, beating Sevastopol 77-65.

The Pioneers did their part to keep pace with Division 4's top squad. It was 39-30 Storm at the break with Diesel Bosdeck leading Kewaunee's attack with 11 points thanks a trio of three pointers while Sevastopol's Bo Tanck scored 10 of his own in the period. The Storm were able to shake loose from the Pioneers late in the game as they were able to double their six point lead over the final three minutes of the game.

Dane Harrell led the Storm with 22 points, 14 of which came after the break. He was complemented by 15 points from Evan Maccaux and 13 points from Avery Jerabek. Tanck ended his night with 22 points for the Pioneers with Cash Kuehn (13 points), Logan Schuh (12 points) and Damien Lardinois (10 points) also hitting double figures.

The Storm will host Gibraltar on Saturday while the Pioneers travel to Green Bay on Tuesday to face NEW Lutheran.

The Kewaunee girls basketball team hosts the Sturgeon Bay Clippers on Friday.

The Storm are coming off a dominant 67-21 victory over Southern Door. Kewaunee has been led this season by senior guard Jade Kroll, who is averaging 22.6 points, 5.3 rebounds and 2.9 assists per game while shooting 54% from the field and 34.3% from 3-point range. The Storm are coached by Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame inductee Lynn Geier.

Sturgeon Bay is also coming off a win, defeating Gibraltar 55-41. Regan Kasten recorded a double-double with 18 points and 17 rebounds, along with two assists, two steals and three blocks. Prudence Goettelman added nine points, eight rebounds, two assists, three steals and one block.

Tipoff is set for 7 p.m.

The Kewaunee girls wrestling team is set to travel to Mishicot on Friday for the WIAA regional tournament. The Storm will face wrestlers from Brillion, Denmark, Kimberly, Manitowoc, Manitowoc Lutheran, Menasha, Reedsville and Two Rivers.

The Storm are coming off a strong performance at the Green Bay Preble sectional tournament, where all three wrestlers placed second. Mariah Behrmann (114 pounds), Aubrey Ducat (120 pounds) and Arianna Niemojuski (165 pounds) all advanced to the championship round and earned silver medals.

Wrestling begins at 5 p.m.

In the full-court press for much of the first half, Kewaunee forced turnovers, converted on extra opportunities offensively and kept the Eagles off-balance in a big 69-21 win.

Kewaunee has been led through their offense all season allowing them to get into full-court pressure and cause havoc for opponents. The Eagles struggled with crisp passing and couldn't make opportunities when they found them. 

It was a big 50-13 lead at halftime and both teams slowed down in the second as Kewaunee controlled the pace.  

The Storm are in the home stretch looking to secure at least a share of the Packerland Conference title. They'll take on Sturgeon Bay this Friday and the second place Algoma Wolves Feb 16 in a key matchup at 7 p.m. 

Southern Door will face N.E.W. Lutheran Friday at 7 p.m. on the road. 

The Kewaunee Storm boys basketball team will put its perfect conference record to the test Monday when it travels across the bay to face Peshtigo.

The Storm are a perfect 17-0 on the season, most recently defeating Algoma 65-44 behind 18 points from Diesel Bosdeck and 15 from Mason Kovacs.

Peshtigo used its defense and a strong offensive performance from Dominik Baxter to beat Gibraltar 72-45 last Friday. The Bulldogs held the Vikings scoreless from the field over the final 14-plus minutes, while Baxter scored 29 points and teammate Levi Hodgins added 17.

Peshtigo also gave Kewaunee its biggest scare of the conference season, as the Storm escaped with a 61-57 overtime win. Baxter accounted for 33 of the Bulldogs’ 57 points, while Bosdeck (16 points), Connor Kilgore (15) and Avery Jerabek (12) all scored in double figures for Kewaunee.

Tipoff is set for 7 p.m.

All three members of the Kewaunee girls wrestling team ended up on the same spot on the podium during Saturday's tournament hosted by Green Bay Preble.

Mariah Behrmann (114), Aubrey Ducat (120), and Arianna Niemojuski (165) cruised through their matches before the championship round, combining to pin six of their 11 matches. All three ended up falling in their championship matches as a final tune-up before sectionals.

Mariah Behrmann (4-1) 114 - 2nd (26 pts)

 Bout 103 (Mat 1) - Champ. Round 1: Varsity (F) - 114 - Mariah Behrmann (18-5) Fr., KEWA over Kaitlin Standiford (2-18) So., MENA (F 1:35)

 Bout 137 (Mat 1) - Champ. Round 2: Varsity (F) - 114 - Mariah Behrmann (18-5) Fr., KEWA over April Larson (5-23) Fr., SODO (F 0:42)

 Bout 173 (Mat 2) - Champ. Round 3: Varsity (F) - 114 - Mariah Behrmann (18-5) Fr., KEWA over Kara Barber (13-14) So., PULA (F 1:20)

 Bout 229 (Mat 1) - Champ. Round 4: Varsity (F) - 114 - Mariah Behrmann (18-5) Fr., KEWA over aarilyn olson (17-16) So., GBWG (SV 10-7)

 Bout 272 (Mat 3) - Champ. Round 5: Varsity (F) - 114 - Neva Brown (30-8) Fr., BAPO over Mariah Behrmann (18-5) Fr., KEWA (Dec 8-2)

Aubrey Ducat (4-1) 120 - 2nd (24 pts)

 Bout 153 (Mat 1) - Champ. Round 2: Varsity (F) - 120 - Aubrey Ducat (21-4) Fr., KEWA over Evelyn Murray (2-19) Fr., COLE (F 0:13)

 Bout 189 (Mat 1) - Champ. Round 3: Varsity (F) - 120 - Aubrey Ducat (21-4) Fr., KEWA over Addison Miller (12-26) So., SODO (F 1:44)

 Bout 217 (Mat 1) - Quarters: Varsity (F) - 120 - Aubrey Ducat (21-4) Fr., KEWA over Annabelle Gerrits (19-14) Sr., SHSO (Dec 5-3)

 Bout 259 (Mat 2) - Semis: Varsity (F) - 120 - Aubrey Ducat (21-4) Fr., KEWA over Jenna Moede (33-13) Sr., SHAW (Dec 6-0)

 Bout 299 (Mat 2) - 1st Place Match: Varsity (F) - 120 - Emjay Neumann (32-3) Sr., MALI over Aubrey Ducat (21-4) Fr., KEWA (F 0:48)

Arianna Niemojuski (3-1) 165 - 2nd (23.5 pts)

 Bout 132 (Mat 3) - Champ. Round 1: Varsity (F) - 165 - Arianna Niemojuski (18-3) So., KEWA over Olivia Teddy (23-15) Sr., BAPO (TF 18-0 (1:41))

 Bout 169 - Champ. Round 2: Varsity (F) - 165 - Arianna Niemojuski (18-3) So., KEWA over Lyla Fisher (13-15) Jr., ASPA (MFF)

 Bout 248 (Mat 1) - Champ. Round 4: Varsity (F) - 165 - Arianna Niemojuski (18-3) So., KEWA over Malaika Tsenane (20-18) So., MENA (F 1:57)

 Bout 312 (Mat 1) - Champ. Round 5: Varsity (F) - 165 - Tiani Lemieux (42-4) Sr., SBS over Arianna Niemojuski (18-3) So., KEWA (F 0:39)

The Kewaunee girls' basketball team will host the Sevastopol Pioneers this Saturday.
The Storm remain unbeaten in conference play and sit in first place in the Packerland Conference. The Pioneers are in fifth place with a 4-7 record against conference opponents.

Kewaunee is looking to rebound from a 51-47 loss to Seymour.

Sevastopol is coming off a 52-25 win over Gibraltar. Luna Ramirez led the way with 16 points, three rebounds, two assists, and two steals. Braelyn Staats added 12 points and eight rebounds, while Sienna Cain chipped in 11 points, six rebounds, two assists, three steals, and two blocks.

Tip-off is set for 2 p.m.

While Kewaunee's Sam Kraynik will certainly get his fair of matches at this weekend's Willard Schmidt Invitational at Green Bay Preble High School, it is not always a gurantee that making weight will get you a match.

Kraynik is no stranger to the sport, working his way up the ladder since he joined Kewaunee's youth wrestling program as a kindergartener. He said he had a lot of energy as a kid growing up and wrestling was his parents' way of helping him burn it off.  

As he's gotten older, matches are a little harder to come by compared to some of his other teammates. At 17-7, Kraynik is productive when he can compete with bonus points coming in 13 of those victories. At duals, Kraynik has either had to accept a forfeit (which he has done seven times this season) or wrestle up a weight class to get a match. Whenever his opportunity comes, Kraynik says he tries to make the most of it.

Kraynik and his Kewaunee teammates travel to Green Bay to face Ashwaubenon, Bay Port, De Pere, Denmark, Fox Valley Lutheran, Freedom, Green Bay Preble, Green Bay West, Luxemburg-Casco, Manitowoc Lincoln, Marathon, Menasha, Peshtigo, Pulaski, Seymour, Shawano Community, Sheboygan North, Sheboygan South, Southern Door, Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol, and Xavier. The first matches are scheduled for 9:30 a.m. You can listen to the entire interview as a part of the Kewaunee County Wrestling Podcast sponsored by Total Dairy Service.

The undefeated Kewaunee boys’ basketball team will travel to Oconto on Friday to face the Blue Devils.

Oconto is looking to bounce back from a 54-44 loss to Gibraltar.

Kewaunee is the No. 1-ranked team in Division 4 with a 16-0 record. The Storm are coming off an 81-77 win over No. 5 Bonduel.

Five players scored in double figures, led by Conor Kilgore with 19 points. Diesel Bosdeck had 16, Dane Harrel added 14, Avery Jerabek scored 12, and Mason Kovacs finished with 11.

Tipoff is at 7 p.m.

The Kewaunee wrestling team split their final two duals of the season on Friday, falling to Luxemburg-Casco 74-3 while topping Southern Door 45-18.

With plenty of forfeits to go around, only a few wrestlers had multiple contested. Of those, Mitchell Boeder was the only wrestler to go undefeated on the day with a pin and a decision.

Bout 1 (Mat 1) - Champ. Round 1 : Kewaunee over Southern Door ( 45-18)

End Time: 02/05/2026 17:28:00

 106: Samuel Kraynik So., KEWA over Forfeit, SODO (FF)

 113: Forfeit, SODO vs. Forfeit, KEWA (DFF)

 120: Nolan Lambrecht Jr., KEWA over Forfeit, SODO (FF)

 126: Clark LeFevre (32-9) So., SODO over Forfeit, KEWA (FF)

 132: Forfeit, SODO vs. Forfeit, KEWA (DFF)

 138: Chance Dekeyser (24-15) So., SODO over Forfeit, KEWA (FF)

 144: Andrii Dzoma Jr., KEWA over Forfeit, SODO (FF)

 150: Seth Chevalier Sr., KEWA over Forfeit, SODO (FF)

 157: Mason VanGoethem (0-0) So., KEWA over Forfeit, SODO (FF)

 165: Lance Veeser (30-7) Jr., SODO over Trevor Gauthier Sr., KEWA (F 4:24)

 175: Evan Romero (0-0) So., KEWA over Gavin Johnkejacquet (6-17) Jr., SODO (Dec 9-5)

 190: Forfeit, SODO vs. Forfeit, KEWA (DFF)

 215: Gregorio Medina (0-0) Jr., KEWA over Forfeit, SODO (FF)

 285: Mitchell Boeder Sr., KEWA over Colton Krueger (11-6) Sr., SODO (F 0:50)

Bout 3 (Mat 1) - Champ. Round 3 : Luxemburg-Casco over Kewaunee ( 74-3)

End Time: 02/05/2026 19:19:00

 106: Coy Anderson (30-12) Fr., LUCA over Samuel Kraynik So., KEWA (Dec 6-0)

 113: Dylan Lugo (7-15) Fr., LUCA over Forfeit, KEWA (FF)

 120: Cayden Zehren (18-17) So., LUCA over Forfeit, KEWA (FF)

 126: Aaron Demeny (10-19) Jr., LUCA over Forfeit, KEWA (FF)

 132: Trevor Matz (16-20) Fr., LUCA over Forfeit, KEWA (FF)

 138: Joseph Jeanquart (29-8) Jr., LUCA over Andrii Dzoma Jr., KEWA (F 1:24)

 144: Carson Neubert (35-1) Jr., LUCA over Seth Chevalier Sr., KEWA (F 1:28)

 150: Linken Bastien (29-9) Fr., LUCA over Mason VanGoethem (0-0) So., KEWA (TF 20-4 (3:23))

 157: Mason Boulanger (30-8) So., LUCA over Trevor Gauthier Sr., KEWA (F 2:46)

 165: Lawdon Tanck (7-4) Sr., LUCA over Liam Augustine Fr., KEWA (F 1:30)

 175: Josiah Bastien (30-8) Fr., LUCA over Evan Romero (0-0) So., KEWA (F 3:07)

 190: Logan Ellwanger (35-7) So., LUCA over Forfeit, KEWA (FF)

 215: Zaender Schoenebeck (25-14) Jr., LUCA over Gregorio Medina (0-0) Jr., KEWA (F 1:58)

 285: Mitchell Boeder Sr., KEWA over AJ Delebreau (4-1) Sr., LUCA (Dec 3-1)

The Kewaunee girls’ basketball team is hitting the road this Thursday to take on the Seymour Thunder in their gym. The Thunder are coming off a 50-35 loss to Shawano. 

The Storm head into the game fresh off a dominant 79-40 victory over Peshtigo, where they opened the game with a 54-32 lead at halftime. They came out in the second half even stronger, going on a monster 20-1 run in the first 10 minutes and cementing victory.

The tip-off is at 7 p.m.
 

Two of Kewaunee's top athletes made it official on Wednesday where they will take their athletic journey next.

Kewaunee's Mitchell Boeder will continue his football career at Bemidji State. His senior football season ended with him becoming a two-time team captain, four-time varsity letter winner, two-time unanimous first-team defensive lineman, two-time first-team offensive lineman, two-time Packerland Offensive Lineman of the Year, two-time all-region offensive lineman and an All-State offensive lineman.

Boeder's quarterback that he blocked for is also going onto the next level, albeit in a different sport. Brett Paulsen signed his NLI to play baseball at UW-Parkside. A major piece of last year's state runner-up squad, Paulsen threw 51.2 innings, going 8-1 with an 0.68 ERA according to Prep Baseball, earning him All-Packerland and All-State honors.

Picture courtesy of Kewaunee Storm Football

Kewaunee's Aubrey Ducat made a little bit of history on Tuesday night, becoming the first 120-pound weight class champion at the Packerland Conference Girls Wrestling Tournament at Sturgeon Bay.

Ducat beat Southern Door's Addison Miller to capture title with a first period pin.  Arianna Niemojuski was also in the running for an All-Conference selection, but lost to Sturgeon Bay/Sevastopol's Tiani Lemieux.

Picture by Stephen Jacobson, SBS Wrestling

Mariah Behrmann (1-1) 114 - 3rd (7 pts)

 Bout m2 (Mat 1) - Semis: Varsity - 114 - Ella Malek (21-13) Jr., PESH over Mariah Behrmann (14-4) Fr., KEWA (F 1:35)

Aubrey Ducat (2-0) 120 - 1st (18 pts)

 Bout m4 (Mat 1) - 1st Place Match: Varsity - 120 - Aubrey Ducat (16-3) Fr., KEWA over Addison Miller (10-20) So., SOUT (F 0:43)

Arianna Niemojuski (0-1) 165 - 2nd (10 pts)

 Bout m4 (Mat 1) - 1st Place Match: Varsity - 165 - Tiani Lemieux (38-4) Sr., SBS over Arianna Niemojuski (15-2) So., KEWA (F 1:34)

The Kewaunee girls’ basketball team hits the road Tuesday to face the Peshtigo Bulldogs. Peshtigo is coming off a 67-23 victory over Gibraltar.

Kewaunee boasts a 13-4 record and sits atop the Packerland Conference at 8-0. The Storm is also coming off a 63-34 victory over Oconto.

This season, Kewaunee has been led by Jade Kroll, who is averaging 21.4 points, 5.1 rebounds, three assists, and three steals per game. She is joined by Braelyn Chevalier, Gabby Stange,l and Summer Walechka, who combine for 28.1 points per game.

Tipoff is at 7 p.m.

The Southern Door Eagles boys basketball team snapped a six-game skid Monday night in a big way, beating Crivitz 64-43.

Lauden Berg ensured there would be a happy bus ride home, scoring 19 of his game-high 27 points in the first half to help the Eagles build a 29-20 halftime lead. Southern Door pulled away even further in the second half, outscoring the Wolverines 35-23 with four 3-pointers and a converted three-point play at the line.

In addition to Berg’s 27 points, the Eagles received nine points from Dawson Schwartz and seven from Eli Jadin. Crivitz was led by Pierce Polomis with nine points, while Colton Arpke added eight.

The Eagles are back in action Friday night when they welcome Sturgeon Bay. Jacob Nate will have the call from Brussels on U-102.1 beginning at 6:45 p.m., followed by the opening tip at 7 p.m.

The Kewaunee Storm boys basketball team survived a scare from a fellow ranked opponent Monday, slipping past fifth-ranked Bonduel 81-77.

The Storm trailed the Bears 38-30 at halftime but outscored them 51-39 in the second half to remain unbeaten on the season. Kewaunee led Bonduel in rebounds (31-26), assists (15-11) and steals (6-4), while the Bears stayed close thanks to their free-throw shooting (93% to 67%).

It was the narrowest margin of victory for the Storm since a 73-70 win over Howard’s Grove on Jan. 2.

The Storm is now ranked #1 in the Bound Wisconsin/Zaleski Sports Boys Basketball Media Poll, swiping the top spot from Milwaukee Juneau.

The Storm return to conference play Friday with a trip to Oconto.

Two of the state’s top teams will meet in Kewaunee on Monday as the No. 2 Storm welcome No. 3 Bonduel.

Kewaunee enters the matchup riding a five-game winning streak, most recently earning a 96-58 victory over NEW Lutheran. The Storm boast three players averaging double figures in scoring, led by Diesel Bosdeck (15.5 points per game), Connor Kilgore (14.9) and Avery Jerabek (13.4).

Bonduel is 3-2 over its last five games, rebounding from a 63-60 loss to Manitowoc Lutheran with an 84-49 win over Manawa. Quinn Wesenberg (19.6 points per game), Ryan Westrich (16.8) and Carter Moesch (9.3) return from a Bears squad that played at the Kohl Center last year in the state tournament.

Tipoff is set for 7 p.m.

The Kewaunee wrestling team found gold at either side of its roster on Saturday at the Deerfield Scramble.

Sam Kraynik (106) and Mitchell Boeder (285) won individual titles as they pinned their way through the brackets. Along the way, Boeder won his 150th match of his career.

Anakin Reimer (8th, 138), Mason VanGoethem (5th, 150), Trevor Gauthier (3rd, 157), and Tucker Du Fresne (5th, 165) also finished in the top eight.

Samuel Kraynik (5-0) 106 - 1st (76 pts)

 Bout 39 (Mat 3) - Quarters: Varsity - 106 - Samuel Kraynik (26-7) So., KEWA over Owen Kuspa (10-10) Fr., WASO (F 1:51)

 Bout 97 (Mat 4) - Champ. Round 3: Varsity - 106 - Samuel Kraynik (26-7) So., KEWA over Paxton McKeown (12-15) Fr., SPE (F 0:40)

 Bout 175 (Mat 5) - Champ. Round 4: Varsity - 106 - Samuel Kraynik (26-7) So., KEWA over Eli Kafer (18-14) Fr., OMRO (F 2:00)

 Bout 253 (Mat 1) - Champ. Round 5: Varsity - 106 - Samuel Kraynik (26-7) So., KEWA over Joey Savaske (13-9) Fr., STOU (F 1:26)

Tristan Kjelgaard (1-2) 126 - 13th (8 pts)

 Bout 4 (Mat 4) - Champ. Rd of 16: Varsity - 126 - Kyle Pierron (23-14) Fr., RALA over Tristan Kjelgaard (6-5) Sr., KEWA (F 3:14)

 Bout 52 (Mat 3) - Cons. Quarters: Varsity - 126 - Saad Agodou (5-11) So., STOU over Tristan Kjelgaard (6-5) Sr., KEWA (F 2:44)

Anakin Reimer (1-4) 138 - 8th (30 pts)

 Bout 9 (Mat 4) - Champ. Rd of 16: Varsity - 138 - Anakin Reimer (12-20) Fr., KEWA over Demetris Clark (7-10) Fr., MLF (F 1:34)

 Bout 57 (Mat 1) - Quarters: Varsity - 138 - Mason Boerner (34-5) Sr., OMRO over Anakin Reimer (12-20) Fr., KEWA (ID 0:35)

 Bout 121 - Cons. Round 3: Varsity - 138 - Dalton Schmidt (14-12) Jr., MALU over Anakin Reimer (12-20) Fr., KEWA (MFF)

 Bout 199 - Cons. Round 4: Varsity - 138 - Arya Prasad (2-6) Sr., MGM over Anakin Reimer (12-20) Fr., KEWA (MFF)

 Bout 279 - Cons. Round 5: Varsity - 138 - Roberto Quintana (16-13) Fr., SPE over Anakin Reimer (12-20) Fr., KEWA (MFF)

Seth Chevalier (2-3) 144 - 11th (27 pts)

 Bout 15 (Mat 5) - Champ. Rd of 16: Varsity - 144 - Cade Sowls (26-13) Sr., OMRO over Seth Chevalier (6-6) Sr., KEWA (F 0:44)

 Bout 66 - Cons. Quarters: Varsity - 144 - Seth Chevalier (6-6) Sr., KEWA over braedan hodel (1-6) So., MGM (MFF)

 Bout 132 (Mat 4) - Cons. Round 3: Varsity - 144 - Seth Chevalier (6-6) Sr., KEWA over Brady Luhr (5-10) So., KCL (F 3:01)

 Bout 209 (Mat 5) - Cons. Round 4: Varsity - 144 - Val Morrison (9-8) Fr., DEER over Seth Chevalier (6-6) Sr., KEWA (F 5:27)

 Bout 290 (Mat 4) - Cons. Round 5: Varsity - 144 - Will Petersen (4-14) Fr., SPE over Seth Chevalier (6-6) Sr., KEWA (F 0:44)

Mason VanGoethem (3-1) 150 - 5th (40 pts)

 Bout 69 (Mat 1) - Quarters: Varsity - 150 - Bryce Casteel (15-11) Sr., DEER over Mason VanGoethem (12-7) So., KEWA (Dec 6-4)

 Bout 138 (Mat 1) - Cons. Round 3: Varsity - 150 - Mason VanGoethem (12-7) So., KEWA over Avery Arians (2-3) Fr., WATE (TF 20-5 (4:42))

 Bout 215 (Mat 1) - Cons. Round 4: Varsity - 150 - Mason VanGoethem (12-7) So., KEWA over Jakel McCollum-Mattox (5-8) Sr., MALU (F 1:59)

 Bout 296 (Mat 2) - Cons. Round 5: Varsity - 150 - Mason VanGoethem (12-7) So., KEWA over Miguel Juarez (12-18) Jr., WASO (TF 16-1 (5:51))

Trevor Gauthier (3-2) 157 - 3rd (52 pts)

 Bout 73 (Mat 4) - Quarters: Varsity - 157 - Trevor Gauthier (29-11) Sr., KEWA over Ashard Blackmon (18-11) So., MALU (MD 14-3)

 Bout 140 (Mat 5) - Champ. Round 3: Varsity - 157 - Aric Braund (24-6) Jr., LAMI over Trevor Gauthier (29-11) Sr., KEWA (F 5:13)

 Bout 217 (Mat 4) - Champ. Round 4: Varsity - 157 - Trevor Gauthier (29-11) Sr., KEWA over Joe Treinen (14-3) Sr., DEER (F 1:09)

 Bout 300 (Mat 4) - Champ. Round 5: Varsity - 157 - Jeffrey Stefanich (34-9) So., RALA over Trevor Gauthier (29-11) Sr., KEWA (MD 12-2)

Tucker Du Fresne (3-1) 165 - 5th (41 pts)

 Bout 77 (Mat 5) - Quarters: Varsity - 165 - Dachs Poellet (17-10) Sr., MALU over Tucker Du Fresne (15-12) Jr., KEWA (Dec 5-3)

 Bout 150 (Mat 2) - Cons. Round 3: Varsity - 165 - Tucker Du Fresne (15-12) Jr., KEWA over Bendicion Sostre (5-16) Fr., KCL (TF 25-6 ())

 Bout 227 (Mat 4) - Cons. Round 4: Varsity - 165 - Tucker Du Fresne (15-12) Jr., KEWA over Bryan Lindsey (3-2) So., STOU (F 1:08)

 Bout 310 (Mat 1) - Cons. Round 5: Varsity - 165 - Tucker Du Fresne (15-12) Jr., KEWA over Carson Newton (10-13) So., DEER (F 2:15)

Evan Romero (3-2) 175 - 9th (30 pts)

 Bout 27 (Mat 5) - Champ. Rd of 16: Varsity - 175 - Javion Sanders (6-20) So., SPE over Evan Romero (7-14) So., KEWA (Dec 3-2)

 Bout 155 (Mat 2) - Cons. Round 3: Varsity - 175 - Evan Romero (7-14) So., KEWA over Jabari Sparks (6-6) So., MLF (F 3:54)

 Bout 233 (Mat 3) - Cons. Round 4: Varsity - 175 - Cormello Floyd (3-2) So., MGM over Evan Romero (7-14) So., KEWA (MD 10-0)

 Bout 315 (Mat 4) - Cons. Round 5: Varsity - 175 - Evan Romero (7-14) So., KEWA over Jackson Zuniga (12-23) Jr., JEFF (TF 19-2 (4:20))

jose garza (4-1) 190 - 9th (34 pts)

 Bout 31 (Mat 2) - Champ. Rd of 16: Varsity - 190 - kaleb burdick (8-14) Sr., SPE over jose garza (10-22) Sr., KEWA (F )

 Bout 163 - Cons. Round 3: Varsity - 190 - jose garza (10-22) Sr., KEWA over Keagan Kolden (5-6) Jr., DESO (MFF)

 Bout 241 (Mat 2) - Cons. Round 4: Varsity - 190 - jose garza (10-22) Sr., KEWA over Junior Reyes-Pelot (3-2) Fr., STOU (Dec 6-3)

 Bout 323 (Mat 4) - Cons. Round 5: Varsity - 190 - jose garza (10-22) Sr., KEWA over Ryan Hunter (7-31) Jr., WATE (F 3:56)

Mitchell Boeder (5-0) 285 - 1st (76 pts)

 Bout 95 (Mat 2) - Quarters: Varsity - 285 - Mitchell Boeder (27-6) Sr., KEWA over Andrew Hanson (11-19) Fr., DESO (F )

 Bout 171 (Mat 5) - Champ. Round 3: Varsity - 285 - Mitchell Boeder (27-6) Sr., KEWA over Valentino Vargas (28-1) Sr., MALU (F 1:55)

 Bout 250 (Mat 1) - Champ. Round 4: Varsity - 285 - Mitchell Boeder (27-6) Sr., KEWA over Jayk Lauersdorf (31-5) Sr., WATE (F 0:54)

 Bout 332 (Mat 5) - Champ. Round 5: Varsity - 285 - Mitchell Boeder (27-6) Sr., KEWA over andrew durst (13-11) So., SPE (F 0:33)