Four girls who attend high school in Sheboygan helped the Lakeshore United FC U18/19 win the United States Youth Soccer Presidents Cup: Lutheran’s Keeran Blattner and North’s Harper Igowsky, Kimiko Lee and Anna Revelis.
From just five wins to a spot in the state tournament, Sheboygan needed just one year to turn things around.
Harry Steldt took another step up on the Sheboygan A’s all-time leaderboard when he collected his 800th hit in a 9-6 win at Appleton on Thursday.
Repeat winners, commanding performances, and a last-lap showstopper highlighted Plymouth Dirt Track Racing action on July 18.
Pitcher Taylor Schwarz, a 2007 graduate of South, was inducted into the Sheboygan A’s Hall of Fame Saturday at Wildwood Baseball Park.
As the popularity of youth travel sports escalates, so do the challenges, complexities, and questions.
In his first Midwest Sprint Car Association start of the season, Sheboygan’s Scotty Thiel drove to a convincing victory in the caution-free 25-lap main event to highlight the MSA’s fourth annual appearance at Eagle River Speedway on July 4.
Haley Bergstrom earned all-conference again, but the North softball player had a harder time repeating. She suffered a major injury over the summer and lost about five months of training, but led the team both on and off the field.
The WIAA Board of Control approved limited use of the shot clock in basketball games next season at the Winter Coaches Advisory Committees affecting season regulations and membership policies at its June meeting on Monday.
Baseball player-of-the-year voting ended in a three-way tie in the Fox River Classic Conference, and North’s Brett Rybarczyk was among them. The senior, who shared the honor with Bay Port’s Parker Lawson and Pulaski’s Braun Wotruba, was also named to the first team as both a pitcher and infielder.
