I won’t take credit for the quote in the headline, but I can’t think of five more accurate words under the circumstances to sign up.

The Green Bay Booyah fell to the Wisconsin Woodchucks in a rain-shortened game June 28 in Wausau, 3-1. 

Growing up, Grady Coppo said he never felt pressure from his family to play hockey, but he felt an obligation to lace up his skates and live up to the name.

For most Green Bay Booyah baseball players, they’re thousands of miles away from home during the summer to pursue their dreams.

Bay Port baseball player James Bornick didn’t get a chance to play in the field, but he did more than enough at the plate to make up for it.

There’s more to life than sports – ask WDP softball player Morgan Hansel, who was recently named to the Bay Conference’s second team on the diamond.

Mara Gustafson was a senior member of the Bay Port girls’ soccer team who likes sunsets, hot summers and water activities.

When faced with adversity all season, the Green Bay Preble softball team persevered, but it couldn’t get it done June 23 at Pioneer Park.

Eleanor Hoge was an integral part of the Green Bay Preble softball team which made a deep run into the WIAA Division 1 postseason.

Seymour senior Logan Mattson has had an interesting high school sports journey, to say the least, and has now qualified for state.