Charles Basaldua is using his previous coaching stops to his advantage in his first season as head coach of Kenosha Indian Trail girls basketball. Basaldua, who is a former assistant coach under Bob Letsch at Racine St. Cat’s takes over for Rob Van Dyke, who is now the coach of the boy’s program at the […]
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Hill Provides Spark Plug for St. Joe’s Girls’ Hoops
The Kenosha St. Joe’s Lancers girls basketball team hopes to make a run at the Metro Classic Conference title this season. After a 12-9 record and fourth-place finish a season ago, head coach Jason Coker sees it as a wide-open race after seeing some big-name players leave for college last season. “The Metro is typically […]
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Racine Case Seeks Another Conference Title in 2022
Racine Case Eagles basketball is looking to use their competitive non-conference schedule to help propel them towards another conference title. The Eagles have played competitive games with Verona, Wisconsin Lutheran and Racine St. Cat’s and hope that helps them down the stretch. Case has three players that average in double digits led by Amari Jedkins […]
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Thompson Looks to Carry on Tradition at St. Cat’s for 2022
Long-time Racine St. Cat’s assistant coach Ryan Thompson is looking to carry on the tradition of Angels basketball with a youthful squad in his first season as head coach. Thompson takes over for former head coach, UW-Stevens Point national championship-winning basketball player, Nick Bennett. After winning the WIAA Division 3 State Championship over Lake Country […]
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Prairie School Hawks Coach Garchek-Jaramillo’s 1st Season Focus: Fundamentals
Racine Prairie School is getting big efforts out of their younger talent as freshman Jaysonya Barnes and junior Sophia Lawler have helped lead them during the beginning stretch of the season. After only getting three wins a season ago, the Hawks currently sit at 9-2 with one more non-conference game before heading into only conference […]
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Farmer and Thomas Lead Young Red Devils
The Kenosha Bradford Red Devils’ girls basketball team is seeing a mixture of juniors and freshman mesh at the right time. The Red Devils sit at 6-3 overall after two straight wins over Racine Prairie School and Wilmot in the Carthage Holiday tournament this past week. “We have a young group, and it is nice […]
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Burlington Demons Look to Sophomores for Leadership
After losing seven players to graduation, the Burlington Demons boy’s basketball team is looking to get big things out of their sophomore class after going 19-7 a season ago. Following the team’s two games in the Holiday Classic tournament at Carthage College, the Demons sit at 6-2 overall and are one game behind Westosha Central […]
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Horlick Rebels Hopeful to Bounce Back in ’21-22 Season
The Racine Horlick Rebels boys’ basketball team has remained competitive despite struggling out of the gate to start the 2021-22 season. The Rebels are currently 0-6 but have been in close games with Kenosha Tremper, Kettle Moraine and New Berlin Eisenhower in the beginning stretch of the season. “We have been in every game and […]
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Tremper Boys Hoops: Southeast Conference Surprise Team Hopefuls
The Tremper Trojans’ boys basketball team has played in some close competitive games to start their season. The Trojans currently sit at 4-2 overall and have had close games with conference opponents to start the season including wins against city rival Bradford and Racine Horlick. “We put our players in situations in practice, and to […]
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Department of Health Services Reminds Citizens of COVID-19 Testing Options
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services is reminding citizens of the various ways to get tested for COVID-19. Wisconsinites can take advantage of going to local health departments and pharmacies to get tested as well as using over-the-counter rapid tests including free tests provided by the department. “We have to keep working together to fight […]
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Kenosha Indian Trail begins new era in boys hoops
A new era has begun for Kenosha Indian Trail Hawks basketball, as Rob Van Dyke takes over for Al Anderson this season. Anderson resigned this past summer after seven seasons as head coach. Van Dyke takes over after three seasons of being the head coach of the girls’ basketball team at Indian Trail. “I think […]
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Franklin Boys’ Hoops Motivated After Last Year’s Success
After a sectional final loss, Franklin boys’ basketball is looking to improve on that run from a season ago. Currently, the Sabers are 3-0 on the season after going 22-6 last year. Even though the team will be chasing a conference title this season, Franklin has a lot of holes to fill after last season. […]
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UW-Parkside rededicates gym as part of athletics vision
UW-Parkside rededicated De Simone Gymnasium on Tuesday night as they continue to enhance their athletic vision. The gym and practice court were part of the rededication this week as part of UW-Parkside’s Ranger Vision 2020. On Saturday, UW-Parkside rededicated one of the practice courts to former women’s basketball coach Jenny Knight-Kenesie following a doubleheader at […]
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Warhawks fall in Division 3 National Semifinal
UW-Whitewater’s run game struggled as their National Championship hopes were dashed at home on Saturday afternoon. The Warhawks only managed 64 rushing yards including 43 from senior Alex Peete in a 24-7 loss to Mary-Hardin Baylor in the Division 3 National Semifinal. “Offensively, we felt confident about what we needed to do,” UW-Whitewater head coach […]
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Arrowhead girls’ hoops lean on team values for success
Arrowhead Warhawks girls’ basketball leans on team values as they aim for success. After a 21 win season and a sectional final defeat a season ago, the Warhawks look to build off those values with another successful season as they currently sit at 6-0 after a 44-40 win over Waukesha West at home on Friday […]