ASHWAUBENON – The De Pere boys’ soccer team showed it’s a force to be reckoned with in the Fox River Classic Conference (FRCC), while Ashwaubenon showed its growing pains.

Nicolet National Bank Senior Spotlight: James Dorchester, De Pere High School, soccer and basketball

On Thursday, Sept. 7, St. Norbert College officially honored the school’s first African-American graduate, Charles Holton, by naming one of their basketball courts located in the Ray Van Den Heuvel campus center, after him.

De Pere Redbird boys’ soccer had a slow start to their game on Tuesday, Sept. 5, going into the second half of their game trailing by two goals to the Sturgeon Bay Clippers.

The Pulaski Red Raiders defeated the De Pere Redbirds 35-30 at home in an hard-fought FRCC-North Conference battle to record their first win of the season. 

If the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference (NACC) Preseason Poll is any indication, the St. Norbert College football team should have another banner year.

Hank Vossberg is a 13-year-old student getting ready for his eighth-grade year, but racing has been a part of his life since he was in diapers.

“I was good at everything but not great at anything.” Those are the words of Tom Fameree when explaining why he’s been so successful at CrossFit — a branded fitness regimen that involves constantly varied functional movements performed at high intensity.

The De Pere High School girls’ soccer team seems to have found some stability in their recent hire of Sarah Hagen as their new head coach following Andy Steger’s departure in late June.

With Zach Kinziger helping his De Pere boys’ basketball team win a WIAA Division I state championship in March, it only makes sense the junior’s recruiting process is nearing the boiling point.