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UW-Green Bay adds three to women’s basketball program
The UW-Green Bay women’s basketball program is adding three players for next season. All three are incoming freshmen, and all are from Wisconsin. One is 6’1 forward Avalyn Albrecht from Poynette, who has scored almost 1200 points in her high school career. Albrecht averaged 20 points, 14 rebounds and six blocked shots per game for Poynette last season. Hortonville’s Kardyn Peppler will also join the Phoenix program next season. Peppler is a 5’7 guard, and the younger sister of current Green Bay guard Kallie Peppler. Kardyn averaged 15 points, seven rebounds and three assists per game for Hortonville last season, while shooting 43% from three-point range. The third addition is 6’2 center Addison Schmidt of Rice Lake. Schmidt was a WBCA All-State first team selection last season, as she averaged 18 points, 15 rebounds and four blocks per game for Rice Lake last season.
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WIAA Football preview: Lake Mills tussles with West Salem for spot in state championship game
LAKE MILLS — If the L-Cats’ defense continues to make plays, there will be plenty of reasons to continue flashing the double thumbs-down sign. That sign, taken from the film Gladiator, has been a rallying cry for Lake Mills’ football team, which faces West Salem in a WIAA Division 4 Level 4 game on Friday at 7 p.m. at Stoughton High School for the right to play at Camp Randall Stadium in the state finals. “We’ve been doing the thumbs down gesture since week three against Lakeside,” senior wide receiver and linebacker Blake Bohlman said. “Coach Tyler Huber pulls up a movie clip every week and it’s kind of a theme we roll with. We watched the scene where a thumbs up and he lets them live and thumbs down, he finishes them. It’s a reminder to not get complacent.” Defensive end and tight end JP Brzowski, another one of the team’s 14 seniors, said the thumbs-down sign is about showing no mercy. “It’s been our mentality,” Brzowski said. “We never want to let them have any hope.” To reach their first-ever Level 4 game in the modern era — and second state semifinal in school history (1987) — the