Category: Westosha Central
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PHOTOS: Central’s Hrncar, Sabourin sign on dotted line
Westosha Central High School seniors Alyssa Hrncar and Amanda Sabourin signed their National Letters of Intent after school Wednesday. The seniors, along with friends, family and coaches were on hand for the occasion. Hrncar, who committed to play softball at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, also participated on the girls tennis team for the Falcons. She…
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CROSS COUNTRY: Patel, Capra accomplished mission
Falcon duo made mark at state meet By Jason Arndt Staff Writer As the season progressed, Westosha Central High School distance runners Sheel Patel and Meghan Capra started to develop confidence and composure, according to cross country coach Keith Olsen. The confidence paid off for senior Sheel Patel, who notched the third-highest finish in school…
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Central swimmers soar for co-op
Lake Geneva Badger wins 5th straight SLC title By Jason Arndt Staff Writer Westosha Central High School played a role in helping the Lake Geneva Badger co-op girls swimming team capture its fifth consecutive Southern Lakes Conference title at Jefferson last weekend. Badger, a team composed of Wilmot Union High School, Williams Bay, Walworth and…
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Six area golfers earn Academic All-State honors
All received high honors, according to GCAW While all five of Westosha Central High School’s varsity golfers garnered Academic All-State honors, so did McKenna Stanek for Wilmot Union, in a release issued by The Golf Coaches Association of Wisconsin on Wednesday. The six combined girls golfers are among 323 to receive the honor, which goes…
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BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Falcons sweep Racine Horlick
Westosha Central plays at Indian Trail Tuesday By Jason Arndt Staff Writer Using a fast tempo and pass distribution, No. 3 Westosha Central High School swept No. 6 Racine Horlick in the first round of the WIAA boys volleyball tournament, and advances to Tuesday’s sectional semifinal at No. 2 Kenosha Indian Trail. The Falcons, who…
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Falcon Five perseveres
Well-rounded seniors stuck together during appeal By Jason Arndt Staff Writer While seven Westosha Central High School varsity volleyball players have another shot to achieve the dream of reaching the state championship, the five seniors were deprived of the opportunity last week, when the team was disqualified from the playoffs. In spite of the devastating…
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CROSS COUNTRY: Falcons’ Patel, Capra move to state
By Jason Arndt Staff Writer When Westosha Central High School senior Sheel Patel entered the cross country season, he had a mission to duplicate the performance of recent graduate Jacob Hebior, who was last year’s Southern Lakes Conference Runner of the Year and WIAA Division 1 sectional champion. Patel nearly accomplished that mission, after he…
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Falcons’ Muhlenbeck flying to the Fleet
Westosha Central senior verbally commits to Erskine By Jason Arndt Staff Writer In an announcement made via social media Sunday, Westosha Central High School senior Drake Muhlenbeck has committed to play men’s volleyball at Erskine College in Due West, South Carolina. Muhlenbeck, a 6-foot-2 hitter, joins a team that captured The Conference Carolinas title in…
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In my opinion: Adults screwed up; students suffered
By Jason Arndt Staff Writer When adults drop the ball, either by accident or intentionally, children pay the consequences. That is the scenario that played out last week, when the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association banned the Westosha Central High School girls volleyball team from the playoffs, citing a 30-year-old bylaw pointed out by an undisclosed…
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BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Westosha wins own Invite
Writers note: Following press time, the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association released the boys volleyball tournament brackets. Southern Lakes Conference champion Westosha Central is seeded No. 3 and hosts No. 6 Racine Horlick 7 p.m. Oct. 28. Meanwhile, for Wilmot Union High School, they received a No. 5 seed and visit No. 4 Union Grove. Defeated…