Sometimes I mess up, but I learned a long time ago to make do with what I have. You will see that as you read this week’s column.

Ryan Stephen is now cancer free, which means he’ll be able to attend – and play – in South’s basketball fundraiser this weekend.

Stats don’t lie, they say.
Statistician Seth Wolff doesn’t, either.
The Sheboygan native serves as one for the Plymouth Pumas, a club softball team his daughter plays on.

Lutheran’s Zach Leonhard followed in his brothers footsteps – only he didn’t want to.

North soccer player Aaron Cortez made first-team all-conference for the second time this past season, but the award the followed caught him a bit off guard.

There’s been a bee sting, a shoulder injury and a broken toe. And a grandmother who was a nurse.
No wonder South senior swimmer Chase Paral wants to become one, even though he knows male nurses make up approximately 12.5% of the workforce in the Unites States (that number is growing, however.)

It’s pretty rare an athlete from Wisconsin – let alone Sheboygan County – competes in sports at the University of Alabama.

Here’s a look at North’s teams this winter.

Here’s a look at Redwings’ teams this winter and a look at Eagles’ teams this winter.