Kewaskum Boys Soccer Makes History Placing First in Conference

The Kewaskum boys’ soccer team continued their successful season Thursday night at home against the Plymouth Panthers for first place in the Glacier Hills Conference. The Indians entered the game with an overall record of 13-5-2, and Plymouth entered with an overall record of 4-11-2. This comes after their loss on Tuesday against Sheboygan Christian, which ended their nine-game win streak with a final score of 0-4.
The Indians started slow during the first half with Plymouth scoring the first point of the game at 14:14. Head Varsity Coach Chuck Grover said, “We found ourselves down early, but never lost faith in each other.” Colton Rabe scored the Indians’ first goal of the game right at the end of the second half. This left the final first-half score at a nail-biting 1-1. Both teams fought hard during the second half. Kewaskum had a strong defense with Matthew Betz getting eight saves throughout the game. Colton Rabe scored the last goal of the game at 65:67 to win 2-1.
This is the first time in Kewaskum High School history that they have gotten first place in the entire conference. Coach Grover reflected on the game and the season, saying, “We continued to fight our way back into the game and season and together we were able to find our way to victory in the game and to the top of the Glacier Trails Conference standings to capture Kewaskum boys’ soccer’s first ever conference title.”