Things couldn’t have started much worse for the De Pere girls’ basketball team in its first trip to the WIAA State Tournament to Kettle Moraine.

Both teams entered the game with identical records and a state ranking – something had to give, and Will Hornseth delivered.

Hasthtag105 (#105) – it’s been the motto of the De Pere girls’ basketball team since the second game of the season against Germantown.

The basketball hoop in the backyard of Jeff and Krista Kinziger’s house in De Pere is battered, with three boys – Jake, Johnny and Zach – playing games.

Girls’ basketball player Jordan Meulemans broke the all-time career scoring mark at De Pere with a 25-point performance against Notre Dame Academy Feb. 15.

With 1.2 seconds remaining in Tuesday night’s De Pere versus Notre Dame Academy boys’ basketball game, Will Hornseth made a great shot.

After the De Pere football team won its first Fox River Classic Conference title since 2015, Chad Michalkiewicz said he wasn’t looking for a new job.

Shane Corrigan is a senior on the De Pere wrestling team currently competing in the 120-pound weight classification and qualified for state.

On Senior Night, the De Pere boys’ basketball team turned a close game in the second half into a comfortable win over Ashwaubenon.

On Feb. 2, De Pere High School senior Miles Salinas signed a National Letter of Intent to play football at Colgate University, an NCAA Division I school.