Category: Westosha Central
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Wrestlers second at Palmyra duals
By Dan Truttschel/Sports Correspondent The Westosha Central wrestling team enjoyed a solid outing at Saturday’s Palmyra-Eagle Duals. Central won its first four matches to advance to the finals, where it fell to Southern Lakes Conference rival Union Grove 46-31 to finish second overall. Prior to the championship round, the Falcons posted wins over Waukesha North…
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Wrestlers middle of pack in county
By Dan Truttschel~Sports Correspondent The Westosha Central wrestling team finished fourth, while Wilmot was fifth at Saturday’s Kenosha County Invitational at Wilmot. Kenosha Bradford won the team title with 229.5 points, followed by Indian Trails Academy with 186, Milwaukee Bradley Tech with 172, Central with 151, Wilmot with 118, Big Foot with 87, Shoreland Lutheran…
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Falcons clipped in nonconference action
By Dan Truttschel~Sports Correspondent With the young squad the Westosha Central boys basketball team has this year, there are going to be times when the Falcons don’t hit on all cylinders. And when that happened last week, it cost Central its chance for a victory. Visiting Burlington Catho-lic Central outscored the Falcons by six points…
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Sports Shorts
By Dan Truttschel~Sports Correspondent Early in Saturday’s non-conference game with visiting Kenosha Bradford, Wilmot boys basketball coach Jake Erbentraut decided to send his team a message. They received it loud and clear. Wilmot overcame a sluggish first quarter and cruised to a 70-44 victory. The win improved the Panthers to 3-2 overall heading into…
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Debut successful for Boyd
By Dan Truttschel~Sports Correspondent The varsity head coaching career of Jerod Boyd got off to a great start last week. In his debut with the Westosha Central girls basketball program, Boyd’s Falcons overcame a halftime deficit for a 64-38 non-conference win over visiting West Allis Central. The win improved the Falcons to 1-0 overall.…
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Gymnasts start strong, face uphill climb in SLC
By Dan Truttschel~Sports Correspondent A year after it placed sixth at the Janesville Craig Invitational, the Westosha Central-Union Grove squad came home Saturday with a third-place finish. Mount Horeb won the team title with a combined score of 136.3750, followed by Kenosha with a 134.9500, Westosha with a 128.8750, Janesville Craig with a 125.1250,…
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Lady Falcons snatch all-conference honors
By Dan Truttschel Sports Correspondent Five members of the Westosha Central girls volleyball team and one from Wilmot recently were named to All-Southern Lakes Conference volleyball teams for 2013. Leading the way for Central was senior outside hiter Danielle Rampart, who was named Player of the Year. Rampart was joined on the first team by…
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Boys volleyball ousted early by state champs
A loss to close out any season always has a bit of disappointment tied to it. But when your team gets to state, the sting quickly goes away. And that’s just how the Westosha Central squad is feeling this week, as it saw its 2013 season come to an end Friday night against eventual champion…
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Clinched it! Falcons girls headed back to state
By Dan Truttschel/Sports Correspondent Longtime Westosha Central girls volleyball coach Charlie Berg has been involved in many heart-stopping battles through the years. But those experiences don’t make living through them any easier. Berg watched his Falcons’ squad take a commanding lead in the fourth set of Saturday night’s Division 1 sectional final, but then had…
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Falcon boys cruise past Bradford in opener
By Dan Truttschel/Sports Correspondent The recent roll continued last week for the Westosha Central boys volleyball team. And what that meant was the Falcons lived to fight another day in the WIAA Division 1 State Tournament. Central relied on its experience to outlast a valiant early effort by visiting Kenosha Bradford en route to a…