K.H.S. Volleyball Wins Five of Six Games Last Week BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST The Kewaskum High School volleyball team played a total of six games last week. The girls won all but one of their matchups. On Tuesday, Oct. 8, Kewaskum hosted non-conference, sectional rival Sheboygan Falls. “It was Dig Pink Night at the Kewaskum Fieldhouse to help raise money for the Sideout Foundation.

Kewaskum Football Defeated in Last Game on the Road BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST The Kewaskum High School football team traveled to Beaver Dam for their last away game of the season on Friday, Oct. 11. The boys were defeated by a score of 0-35. “Beaver Dam is a senior-oriented team; they are very experienced and well coached,” stated Coach Kreif. The Indians gave up two touchdowns in

Campbellsport Football Shuts Out Laconia on the Road BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On October 4, Campbellsport beat Laconia 7-0 on the road in their conference battle. The two teams traded punts on their first offensive possessions to start the game. Campbellsport’s (5-2, 3-2) running game behind Riley Kohlmann, Chris Taddey, Blake Heltemes and Trent Schladweiler drove the ball 60 yards

Campbellsport Volleyball Picks Up Two More Wins BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On October 1, Campbellsport volleyball went on the road to beat Plymouth 3-0 in their non-conference match. “This game was a highly anticipated game for us, as much of our varsity team plays club volleyball with the Plymouth team, plus a previous Campbellsport varsity coach coaches at Plymouth now,” said Head

K.H.S. Football Defeated at Port Washington BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST The Kewaskum High School football team traveled to Port Washington on Friday, Sept. 27. The Indians were fighting for their first win of the season but were defeated with a score of 58-7. Port Washington dominated the night and left Kewaskum scoreless until the fourth quarter when the Indians were able to get a touchdown.

CHS FOOTBALL from page 1 Campbellsport finished off the game with a good drive for 56 yards, which was capped off by quarterback Braden Bothe’s two-yard sneak into the end zone to make the final score 28-14. “I was glad that the boys kept fighting all night and you always hope that’s how they will respond after the opponent hits on a big play on their very first play from scrimmage,”