Of course Danielle Callahan is biased, but the coach of the North Dance Team was definitely impressed with her girls’ state championship- winning routine in early February.
“It was probably top-three live performances I’ve seen in my lifetime,” she said.

Christian’s girls basketball team informed referees and Oostburg staff before its game Thursday that Samantha Veldkamp needed just one point to become the school’s all-time leading scorer.
No one had to wait very long.

Not many seniors can say they already own a motorcycle and a truck before graduating, and are going to bootcamp in Missouri and then Alaska after high school.

Not only is Ella Spielman a three-sport athlete at North, the senior is an author, too.

A foot injury is not stopping South’s Sierra Gilliam from competing on the gymnastics team.

It’s been at least 15 years – likely the most ever – since the Sheboygan co-op hockey team had this many goals.

Sheboygan North graduate Jennifer Brandt can’t believe it.
“I was initially shocked, because I wrote this book more for fun,” she said. “Like, I’m not an author by trade. So it was kind of a side project. And it was an accomplishment in itself just to publish it.”

Playing in his last football game, South graduate and UW-River Falls senior Connor McKenzie helped the Falcons win their first Division III National Championship.

Allen Mauk definitely found something to do after retiring from a 38-year career at Sheboygan’s Georgia-Pacific: walking.
And more walking.