The North boys track and field team won its first regional championship since 2000 and then broke four school records – including one from the 80s – at the Division 1 State Meet.
Rare regional title, four records for track team
Falls’ Arenz has a night to remember
No matter how many victories Travis Arenz might secure or championship trophies he may lift during the remainder of his racing career, June 5, 2025, will most certainly be a date neither he nor a legion of Sprint Car fans near and far will ever forget.
North grad comes home for disc golf
Living in California, Terri Reinl-Carver returns to Sheboygan once a year to spend time with her elderly father.
She’s back home again this week, but this time to compete in the Professional Disc Golf Association United States Women’s Championship in Manitowoc.
Wilderness Journal – Big gills and the Ritchie Hotel
I once again pegged out the fun meter, as I hung out with my good buddy Paul Bucher, who owns The Cumberland Advocate and had some quality campfire time as well as caught a mess of very large bluegill.
Conference champs are everywhere
Christian senior Brock Zylstra athlete at the school to win a conference championship when he claimed the Big East title in the high jump with a measure of 6-0.
Lutheran repeats in golf, Miller is medalist
Lutheran’s golf team won the Big East Conference championship for the second straight time, and North’s Ryder Miller claimed the Fox River Classic Conference title.
North hopes to make long run in soccer
The soccer playoffs start today in Division 1, as seventh-seeded North hosts no. 10 Hartford at 7 p.m.
The winner, barring a major upset, will face second-seeded Arrowhead (ranked third in the final state poll).
Buhr, a junior, to play football at North Dakota
North’s Blake Buhr recently announced he will play football at the University of North Dakota.
Girls help Stricker after her mom’s passing
72-year-old JoAnn Derus died on March 12, just days before the first practice of the season.
“It came as a complete surprise,” Stricker said. “A total and complete surprise. Everybody was just blindsided.”
Her Crusaders helped ease the pain as much as possible.
It’s Krueger’s turn to give some answers
Carter Krueger has spent the last three seasons on South’s soccer and swim teams, and he’s going to study nuclear engineering at the University of Wisconsin in the fall.
