K.H.S. Soccer Battles Against Division One Opponents KHS BOYS SOCCER Tuesday, Oct. 8, was a beautiful fall evening in Berlin for soccer. That was about all that was good for the hosting Berlin Indians as a visiting Kewaskum soccer program came ready to play. It only took five-and-a-half minutes to get the Kewaskum boys on the scoreboard as Mac Hasse fed fellow junior midfielder captain Luciano

Eighth Grade Gridiron Indians Enter Playoffs KEWASKUM GRIDIRON The 8th Grade Gridiron Indians hit the road, traveling to West Bend to play the Badgers, while the 7th, 6th and 5th played at home against Sussex-Hamilton, West Bend and New Berlin Eisenhower, respectively, this past Saturday. The 8th and 6th grades came away with victories, while the 7th and 5th grades were defeated. Eighth Grade

DO GOOD BUS from page 8 volunteer experiences for many of our own employees, driving positive change both within our company culture and in the broader community. We’re proud to partner with The Volunteer Center to support such an innovative and meaningful initiative.” “Our generous business partners have been instrumental in ensuring the Do Good Bus continues to drive change in

KHS SOCCER from page 13 stretch because just nine minutes after the first came the second, and then nine minutes after the second came the third. Twenty seven minutes in and down 3-0 didn’t help the energy level for the team but like in all the games this year, this team always continues to fight. They were able to plug the holes and not allow any additional goals for the rest of the game

GRIDIRON from page 14 ans ended with Dawson Scheel barreling in from one yard out to put the Indians up 14-0. The Indian defense held, once again, forcing a turnover on downs, giving the Kewaskum offense one more chance before the end of the first half. The Indians’ offensive line opened holes allowing Charlie Ogi and Owen Petrie enough space to move the ball inside the 10-yard line with