This was not the start 67-year-old Bill Sunagel had in mind.
The new head coach of the Sheboygan co-op hockey team sustained an upper-body injury the first day of practice.
Upper-body injury for new coach
Red Raiders at a Glance
Last year: 1-6-1, 10-14-1 Lowdown Bill Sunagel is the new coach. Three players made all-conference honorable mention last year and all return. Only four seniors have to be replaced. The team won […]
Everybody returns for more at Christian
By Dave BoehlerBeacon Sports Editor It’s pretty unusual for any high school sports team to return every player from the previous season, but that’s the case for the Sheboygan Christian girls basketball […]
Conferences at a Glance
FOX RIVER CLASSIC Bay Port claimed the Division 1 state championship a year ago. The Pirates have won the last two conference titles. Bay Port also returns senior Emma Nagel, the reigning […]
Girls Teams at a Glance
CHRISTIAN Last year: 3-14, 3-20 overall Lowdown Every player returns. The top-five scorers combined to average 38.7 points. The four leading rebounders grabbed a total average of 26.1 per outing. Glad to […]
Lutheran poised for another state title
Can the Sheboygan Lutheran boys basketball team repeat as state champion, or is it too hard to do because it hasn’t happened in Division 5 since it was added to the tournament in 2011?
Conferences at a Glance
FOX RIVER CLASSIC Green Bay Southwest won the conference championship a year ago. The Trojans have to replace three all-FRCC players, however. Bay Port senior Logan Geissler is the reigning defensive player […]
Boys Teams at a Glance
CHRISTIAN Last year: 2-11, 6-16 overall Lowdown The two Eagles who made all-Big East Conference last year graduated. Christian got off to an 0-10 start last season. The team managed to win […]
Obituaries
November 19 – December 2, 2019
Sheboygan city, town taxpayers part of Kohler school budget assessment
Not only balancing the budget, but also weighing the high expectations that come from being a top-scoring school district against the drawbacks of students feeling pressured to perform were the focus of the Kohler Board of Education at its annual and regular meetings on October 28.
