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A free fan bus for students will leave Nicolet High School at 6 p.m.
The Nicolet High School boys basketball team beat Whitefish Bay tonight and will be playing in the Regional Championship game Saturday. The Game will be played at Milwaukee Washington High School, 2525 N. Sherman Blvd., Milwaukee, at 7 p.m. There are a limited number of tickets sold at the door. It is highly recommended that tickets be purchased in advance. Tickets will be on sale in the Nicolet Athletic Office from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday. A free fan bus for students will also be provided and will leave Nicolet at 6 p.m. Editor's Note: Did you take photos of the game? Add them to our gallery!
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A roundup of places to be and people to meet in Fox Point and Bayside.
Who said nothing ever happens in Fox Point or Bayside — Patch certainly doesn't think so! Check out all the places to be, things to do and people to see as we look at the week ahead. Bayside Village Board Meeting The Committee of the Whole will meet Thursday at 6 p.m. for their regular monthly meeting. The Board of Trustees meeting will follow immediately after the COW. Nicolet Girls and Boys Basketball The Nicolet Knights face off against Milwaukee Lutheran Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The girls play at Milwaukee Lutheran and the boys play at Nicolet. St. John Lutheran School Open House St. John Lutheran will hold an open house on Tuesday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. St. John's is a nationally accredited K3-8th grade school that values Christian …
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New alumni athletes section on Nicolet athletics website.
The Nicolet High School boys basketball team is now 2-4 after dropping a pair of games last week at Milwaukee Lutheran 46-45 and at home vs. Port Washington 56-42. Early this season, injuries have forced the Knights to play without their regular line-up and without much depth. In the 1-point loss to Lutheran, Eugene Bonner scored 14 and Greg Pigg added 11 as the Knights comeback from a nine point halftime deficit fell just short. Friday against Port, Bonner was again the Knights leading scorer with 20 and Treland Jenkins scored 13. This week, the boys travel to Grafton High School on Tuesday and host Racine Horlick on Thursday. They will also play in the Luke Homan Memorial Holiday Tournament at Brookfield Central Dec. 29 and 30. The girls…
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A roundup of places to be and people to meet in Fox Point and Bayside.
Who said nothing ever happens in Fox Point or Bayside — Patch certainly doesn't think so! Check out all the places to be, things to do and people to see as we look at the week ahead. Autumn Nights: Music in the Prairie Dress for the weather, bring a lawn chair and blanket and enjoy musical performances by Bayside Middle School students amid the beauty of the prairie Tuesday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. for their new event, Music in the Prairie. The event is free to attend and there will be hot dogs, chips and water available for purchase. All proceeds from the food sales benefit the performing and visual art programs at Bayisde Middle School. Bayside Village Board Meeting Thursday Bayside will have both the Board of Trustees meeting Thursday …
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A roundup of sports events from Nicolet High School last week, and a look ahead to this week.
Here is a roundup of sports events for the last week at Nicolet High School, courtesy of Athletic Director Kirk Krychowiak: Boys and Girls Cross Country The Nicolet boys and girls cross country teams had fantastic showings at the Whitefish Bay invite at Kletszch Park. The girls finished fourth out of 15 teams. The varsity team was lead by Lauren Cunningham who finished sixth overall, they also had strong finishes by Christie Crossman and Tiffany Pigg. The JV squad had big PR's by Jordy Borneman and April Pigg and was capped off by an individual win by Allison Maling. The boys team finished seventh out of 15 teams, the Varsity squad was lead by Josh Greenbergs eighth place overall and had strong runs by Randy Grzybowski, Greg Pigg, and …
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Hundreds attended the Nicolet High School homecoming game Friday night, many making their way to the tailgate party just prior to the game. Bayside trustee Rob DeGraff manned one of the grills and School Board President Marilyn Franklin helped take tickets as dozens came in for the party. Both the dance team and cheerleaders welcomed the Jr. Knights football team as they stormed the field at halftime, followed by a performance by the Nicolet dance team.
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A roundup of sports events from Nicolet High School last week, and a look ahead to this week.
Here is a roundup of sports events for the last week at Nicolet High School, courtesy of Athletic Director Kirk Krychowiak: The Nicolet boys and girls cross country teams had a good meet at Arrowhead last Thursday. The boys varsity team was lead by Josh Greenberg, Randy Grzybowski, Chris Welker, Aaron Zetley, Alan Bahn and Greg Pigg. The JV team had strong showings by Jake Sevenich, Henry Nelson and Andrew Lipscomb. On the girls side, the Varsity was lead by a strong run from Lauren Cunningham who finished 11th. Hilary Miller, Kristen Maling, Grace Dykstra and Tiffany Pigg rounded out the scoring for the Lady Knights. On the JV side, Christie Crossman, Allison Maling and Jordy Borneman led the scoring. The Knights cross country teams next …
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Ted Wachs won't be involved in sports at Nicolet High School for the first time in nearly half a century.
History is nothing more than names and dates, woven together by their relationships. Nicolet High School history is simply Ted Wachs. After coaching five different sports over 46 years, this former history teacher is a walking archive. An unreformed storyteller, Wachs drops names of soccer goalkeepers from 25 years ago with the same ease that he mentions the famous folks he has met while working at The Bog Golf Course. “He seems to know a goodly number of people he’s met, he remembers their names, he can carry on good conversations with them,” said Jim Liska, who was the athletic director at Nicolet for 12 years. Wachs retired from coaching at the end of the spring boys golf season, closing a career that began unexpectedly in 1966. He’d …
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