Category: Wilmot
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WRESTLING: Wilmot’s Wagemann wins regional title
Wagemann, seven other area wrestlers advance to sectionals By Jason Arndt Staff Writer Senior Jacob Wagemann of Wilmot Union High School is among eight WIAA Division 1 sectional wrestling qualifiers following Saturday’s regional competition hosted by Westosha Central High School. Wagemann, who boasts a 24-9 overall record, won the 120-pound regional title when he sent…
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GIRLS BASKETBALL: Panthers pounce early in Senior Night victory
Stanek nets career-high 24 points By Jason Arndt Staff Writer Following a loss at Union Grove Tuesday, the Wilmot Union High School girls basketball squad made an immediate statement in its 72-53 defeat of visiting Lake Geneva Badger Friday, when five Panther seniors received recognition. One of the seniors, 5-foot-2 guard McKenna Stanek established a…
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WRESTLING: Wilmot’s Graham leads area wrestlers
Falcons McNeill takes third By Jason Arndt Staff Writer Wilmot junior Joey Graham is seeking redemption after he finished second in the Southern Lakes Conference tournament at 106 pounds at Westosha Central High School Feb. 4. Graham, who spent most of the season at 113, cut down to 106 pounds, where he won his first…
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GIRLS BASKETBALL: Wilmot’s Sjong, Zenon in zone against Comets
Panther post players each had a double-double By Jason Arndt Staff Writer With sole possession of first place in the Southern Lakes Conference at stake against visiting Delavan-Darien, two Wilmot Union High School post players pounded the paint to help the Panthers to a 58-51 girls basketball victory Friday. The Panthers duo, 5-foot-10 senior forward…
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BOYS BASKETBALL: Positive, poised Panthers edge Delavan-Darien
Wilmot snaps three-game SLC skid By Jason Arndt Staff Writer In a boys basketball season afflicted by a series of unfortunate contests, Wilmot Union High School entered its Southern Lakes Conference tilt against Delavan-Darien with a refreshed attitude, according to Panthers coach Jake Erbentraut. Erbentraut, whose team dropped three consecutive conference games, refocused its energy…
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WRESTLING: Panthers pounce on Westosha Central
By Jason Arndt Staff Writer The pins kept coming for host Wilmot Union High School in a Southern Lakes Conference wrestling dual meet against visiting Westosha Central Jan. 19. Wilmot, which edged the the Falcons 57-23, won seven of 11 matches via pin. Falcons’ coach Jason Ladd said the Panthers came out with immediate intensity.…
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Local athletes contribute to Thunder hockey win
Courtesy of a strong second period, the Kenosha Thunder co-op hockey team came away with a 7-4 victory against visiting Brookfield Jan. 22 at the Pleasant Prairie IcePlex. The co-op team, a Kenosha Unified School District program, includes students from Westosha Central and Wilmot Union high schools. Following a first period deadlock at 1-1, the…
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BOYS BASKETBALL: Falcons’ Williams nets game-high in defeat of Panthers
Westosha moves to top of SLC By Jason Arndt Staff Writer According to Westosha Central High School boys basketball coach James Hyllberg, senior Tre Williams found his rhythm Friday against visiting Wilmot Union High School. Williams, a 5-foot-11 guard, knocked in 21 of his game-high 26 points in the first half en route to a…
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GIRLS BASKETBALL: Panthers’ Sjong too much for short-handed Westosha
Wilmot still tops in the SLC By Jason Arndt Staff Writer Entering Friday’s Southern Lakes Conference contest with visiting Wilmot Union High School, the Westosha Central High School girls basketball squad was already down three players due to injury, including one of their leading post players. Panthers’ 5-foot-10 senior Delaney Sjong, in addition to 5-6…
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BOYS BASKETBALL: Glass’ 25 points not enough for Wilmot
Burlington’s Geiger, Klug down Panthers By Jason Arndt Staff Writer While a trio of performers put on a shooting show, the Burlington High School boys basketball team warded off some pushes by host Wilmot Union High School Friday night, and the Demons came away with a 76-69 Southern Lakes Conference victory. In addition to Burlington…