Will Hayon would have loved to repeat as a state champion, but the Sheboygan North swimmer is not complaining about the consolation prize Saturday at the Division 1 State Championship.

“I mean, obviously I’d rather take first but I’ll take two third places,” he said. “There was good competition in both events.”

When Sheboygan North soccer player Maggie Mueller narrowed her college choice down to two, UW-Eau Claire had a big advantage over UW-Stevens Point.

A teenage daughter fighting with her mom is nothing new.

Sheboygan North’s Mikayla Rieck, however, often finds herself kickboxing her mother … in classes.

Count Sheboygan North’s Koichi Toramaru, a foreign-exchange student from Japan, among those who love Wisconsin’s hospitality but hate its weather.

South’s swim team also featured a talented foreign-exchange student this season in Krystof Linhart of the Czech Republic.

Three-sport athlete Trevor Johnson is down to his final season, as the Sheboygan North senior wrapped up hockey on Thursday.

He was a forward and captain on the soccer team in the fall and will play tennis in the spring after he tore his rotator cuff as a sophomore on the baseball team.

The Sheboygan Red Raiders’ hockey season came to an end Thursday with a loss in the second round of the playoffs and the state swim meet was held over the weekend.

Some two hours after kidding around about scoring the most points ever in a Sheboygan South girls basketball game, junior Halle Boldt did it.

The point guard finished with 36 points Tuesday to break the previous school record of 30 in a 69-47 win over visiting Manitowoc Lutheran that stopped the Redwings’ nine-game losing streak.