Sheboygan’s Randy Markwardt will join an esteemed list of standouts enshrined on the Plymouth Racing Wall of Fame as part of the Class of 2024 induction ceremony July 13.

Beacon highlights from the past year are broken down month by month:

KAMO “Kids And Mentors Outdoors” (www. kamokids.org) has six very active chapters in Wisconsin. KAMO was started by readers of this column and yours truly back in 2007, and our purpose is to get kids outside in a variety of ways.

Tommy Yang has been playing soccer since he was 7 years old. He still has some in- door season left with his club team, but after spending four years on South’s varsity squad as a midfielder, he’s turned his attention to applying for the United States Military Academy at West Point in New York.

Sophomore Brennen Hackbarth’s debut as full-time varsity basketball player at Lutheran got off to an impressive start.

North’s swim team finished second in the nine-team Plymouth Invitational on Dec. 2, as Aadin Terrazas won three events.

Asa Diener admits making
the Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association’s all-state team
wasn’t a high priority.

The 25th anniversary Akright Auto Midwest Sprint Car Association 2023 season officially drew to a close, as drivers, crew members, team owners, series officials, partners, supporters, workers and fans congregated at Amore Banquet Hall in Plymouth for the annual MSA Awards Banquet on Nov. 11.

Forgive Keeyana Judkins if she forgets what a day off is.
“I don’t get those days; not really,” the South senior said.