Autumn Rabe – Kewaskum Indian Name: Autumn Rabe School: Kewaskum High School Sports: Soccer Talk about a challenge you have had to overcome: I have definitely struggled a lot in high school, just as everyone else has. I have grown to learn several things about myself and had to overcome many challenges I never thought I would face. I was diagnosed with Narcolepsy in January of my senior

Minnesota Crookston Soccer Adds Kewaskum’s Rabe to Signing Class UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA CROOKSTON The University of Minnesota Crookston soccer program announced the signing of Autumn Rabe to a National Letter of Intent. Rabe is the seventh signee for the Golden Eagles. “Autumn is a versatile player which is something that we are looking to add to our squad going forward,” said Head

Kinsley Homuth – Campbellsport Cougar Name: Kinsley Homuth School: Campbellsport High School Sports: Volleyball/Softball Talk about a challenge you have had to overcome: I went through a time during the summer season for softball that I was in a complete slump in every aspect on the field. This time made me lose confidence and the energy to play games and practice. Lots of tears were

Kewaskum Softball Wins Opener ANDY RETTLER JASON PIITTMANN The Kewaskum Indians coasted to an easy victory over the visiting Random Lake Rams, 12-2, on Thursday, March 23, in the season opener for the Green-and-White. The Rams got on the board in the first inning when Jayla Harter hit a solo homer. Kewaskum knotted the game up at one in the bottom of the first inning, when the Indians

McCarty Awarded Flyway Player of the Year BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST The CHS boys basketball team recently finished their season by securing the title of Regional Champions. The boys maintained an overall record of 20-8. Senior Mitchell McCarty, #11, said that achieving the title of Regional Champs, as a team, has been his favorite moment throughout his basketball career. Despite a great

COUGARS from page 1 Campbellsport had to adjust defensively to compete with Brillion. Head Coach Ethan Elliott said it was one of the few times this season where they didn’t have the height advantage. O_ensively, the Cougars stayed true to their style of play, trying to control the pace and create the opportunity for good shots. “Unfortunately, we had some possessions where we didn’t