Tuesday, February 12, 2013
A number of the swimmers placed first and moved on to compete in the state meet this weekend.
The Shorewood boys swim team continued its reign over southeastern Wisconsin by winning the WIAA sectional this past weekend at Cudahy High School. They captured first place with 360 points, just in front of the Whitefish Bay team, which earned 347 points. Indian Trail High School placed sixth with a score of 191. Winning a championship and qualifying for the state meet for Shorewood was freshman Michael Perry, who earned first place in the 100-yard butterfly event. Perry and his teammates senior Philip Clausen, and juniors Suhith Bayana and Kirill Korolev also placed first in the 200-yard freestyle relay. Also qualifying for the state meet for Shorewood were junior Kirill Korolev, who placed second in the boys 200-yard freestyle event, …
Monday, December 10, 2012
The team entered the season with high hopes, and hasn't disappointed so far this year.
A strong third period helped the combined Whitefish Bay/Nicolet/Shorewood hockey team to a 5-2 win over Brookfield/Catholic Memorial Saturday, extending its win streak to four games. JSOnline.com reported that the Storm (6-1) were down 2-1 in the second period before tying it up, then scored three times in eight minutes in the third period. According to WisconsinPrepHockey.net, the Storm’s only loss was a 5-4 decision at Arrowhead, when the Warhawks scored four times in the third period. WNS opened the season with an 11-1 rout of the Port Washington/Grafton co-op and leads the North Shore Conference with a 2-0-0 record. The team is at Germantown on Wednesday, then hosts Beloit Memorial at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Kern Center on the campus of…
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
The Whitefish Bay Public Education Foundation is hosting the 5k run/walk and kid fun run to benefit Whitefish Bay schools. Afterward, Patch will serve a picnic lunch and games, and Duke Pride will host a rummage sale.
Patch is pitching in for the sixth annual Run the Bay 5k run/walk Saturday at Whitefish Bay High School. Hosted by the Whitefish Bay Public Education Foundation, the 5k run/walk starts at 8:30am., and the kid run follows at 9:15 a.m. on the high school track. Click here for the 5k course map. Register online until May 17th, or make a donation online. You can also sign up to volunteer at the event. Proceeds benefit Whitefish Bay schools through the Whitefish Bay Public Education Foundation. Whitefish Bay, Fox Point-Bayside, Shorewood and Port Washington-Saukville Patch will be providing a free picnic lunch of hot dogs, brats and lemonade to registrants and volunteers, and will be hosting a variety of games for the kids. After the race, …
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Saturday, June 4, 2011
Deysha Smith-Jenkins led Dominican girls to fifth place in D2 finals, while Bay boys took seventh in the D1 competition.
North Shore track athletes took La Crosse by storm Saturday. The combination of Whitefish Bay, Nicolet, Shorewood and Dominican’s track teams did extremely well at the WIAA State Track Meet Friday and Saturday, earning a combined seven medals on a day that saw countless records fall. Whitefish Bay boys kicked things off when James Stecker took sixth in the 100 with a time of 11.06. The junior didn’t have much time to relax, though, as he quickly had to compete in the 4x100 and 4x200 relays. Apparently Stecker works just fine under a lot of pressure, as the Blue Dukes took first place in both events despite being seeded fourth in both. “That was kind of my goal coming in,” Stecker said of the three medals. “I knew our relays had a great …
Whitefish Bay senior Jack Larsen's state run ends with a bout of cramps and Dan Niquet for the second straight year. University School's Andrew Hwang claims gold in Division 2.
It's hard to fault Jack Larsen for thinking 2011 was finally the year that he was going win the WIAA state tennis tournament. After two straight trips to the semifinals, Larsen had lost just five games in his three-match march through Friday’s competition. But Larsen’s run came to an end Saturday morning, falling for the second straight year to Milwaukee Marquette sophomore Damon Niquet at Nielsen Tennis Stadium in Madison. “I was feeling really confident and had the momentum on my side,” Larsen said. “I was thinking today was my lucky day, but I guess not.” Last year Larsen was leading 6-4, 5-4 in his second set against Niquet, but was forced to injury default due to cramps. Playing a year later in even warmer conditions, Larsen got …
Friday, May 20, 2011
Whitefish Bay High School art students display their work at The Great Frame Up's 15th annual Creative Self Expression Show Thursday night.
Friends and families of Whitefish Bay High School art students admired student artwork Thursday night during the annual Creative Self Expression Show at The Great Frame Up. More than 300 students submitted their work to the high school’s annual art show, but only 32 works are selected. All two-dimensional pieces of artwork were framed by the shop at 507 E. Silver Spring free of charge. Erin Lehrmann's self-portrait painting, titled ''IM'personal', was named Best of Show. Her work will now advance to the national Creative Self Expression Show, where she stands to win a college scholarship. A panel of judges also chose winners in each individual art category. Lehrmann won the painting category; Talia Dacquisto won the photography/printmaking…
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Friday, May 13, 2011
They are among 53 Wisconsin students headed to national competition in Maryland in June.
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Friday, May 13, 2011
Eleven North Shore students won individual categories on National History Day and will represent Wisconsin at the national event, June 12-16 at College Park, MD. National History Day students compete with their peers statewide at junior and senior levels by writing papers, giving performances, building websites, or by creating documentaries or exhibits that reflect an annual theme. This year's theme was "Debate and Diplomacy in History: Successes, Failures, Consequences." The Wisconsin Historical Society coordinates the National History Day program in Wisconsin. The winning students from the area, their schools, their categories of competition, and the titles of their projects are The 11 winners from North Shore schools are among 53 …
Monday, May 9, 2011
Collin Braam records second consecutive five-goal outing for Lakeshore co-op team.
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Monday, May 9, 2011
The Lakeshore Lacrosse co-op team beat University School 12-5 under the lights at Shorewood High School Friday night. The Lakeshore team brings in players from schools throughout the North Shore, including Whitefish Bay, Shorewood, Nicolet and Port Washington. Whitefish Bay senior Collin Braam had his second consecutive five-goal game after picking up five against Kenosha earlier in the week. Anders Bjella put in three goals for Lakeshore and junior Will Tucker had sure hands on two give-and-go tallies. The game was 5-all at halftime before Lakeshore took control. USM finished with a season-high nine penalties. USM coach Cameron Feist said, “The major highlight from the game was senior James Shovers, who was new to the sport at the …
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Soccer, baseball, softball, track and tennis in this week's video roundup.
As it poured on Tuesday and wet grounds on Wednesday, one high school sports event after another was canceled and we weren't sure we ever were going to get to do SportsEdge this week. But finally it dried out enough for a non-conference Game of the Week in girls soccer between Brookfield East and Cedarburg, and we managed to get around to track, softball and tennis for the Lightning Round. Check out the video for the full recap. Did you miss earlier editions of SportsEdge? Someone you know might be featured. April 12 April 19 April 26 HONOR ROLL Seniors Chris Harrell and Aaron Clinton-Earl of Hamilton moved into the top 10 of the state's honor roll in the 100 meters, according to WisSports.net. Harrell ran 10.95 at the Badger …
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Brookfield Central Skins Game is played in shirts ... and hats and gloves and parkas and ...
SportsEdge sent intrepid videographer AJ Randall to the sloppy, cold and wet Wanaki Golf Course last week as the 22-team Brookfield Central Skins Game went off as planned. It's our Game of the Week. For the Lightning Round from a week thinned out by weather and spring break, check out Nicolet soccer, Tosa West soccer and softball and North Shore Conference golf at The Bog. Did you miss the earlier editions of SportsEdge? Find them here: April 12 April 19 HONOR ROLL The state girls soccer poll is lopsided, and the field tips heavily toward the North Shore Conference. Five of the conference's eight teams — half the top 10 — is from the NSC. Homestead, which just beat No. 1 Brookfield Central last week, is No. 4 pending that result. Then …
Michelle
7:27 am on Sunday, June 5, 2011
Nicely written article. I am a Dominican alum(almost 20 years ago) and it is exciting to see how well the athletes have faired in the state. That Smith-Jenkins athlete is pretty amazing; she is also an all state athlete in basketball having helped lead her team to the WIAA semi finals this year! Congratulations to you all; your family and school communities should be proud. Thanks for being a … more ›