Mishicot

Mishicot, WI · Education
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DSHA volleyball back on top with state championship win
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Divine Savior Holy Angels volleyball is back on top. The Dashers clashed against Bay Port for the Division 1 championship. DSHA in this series showed their dominance as they swept the Pirates to once again bring home the state title. "It never gets old. I...
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Washington Island School cuts ribbon on $5 million memorial gym
WASHINGTON ISLAND, Wis. (WFRV) – Washington Island School cut the ribbon on the brand-new Bradley Jordan Memorial Gym Saturday afternoon. The gym’s completion comes after years of hard work fundraising for the $5 million project. Before the project was finished, the school did not have a gym; instead, students and athletes were forced to leave […]
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Central Wisconsin Christian claims first gold ball with sweep of Turtle Lake
ASHWAUBENON – A state championship win doesn't happen by accident and doesn't happen without fans sitting on the edge of their seats and cheering with no regard for how their voice may sound later. For Central Wisconsin Christian, it ended with fans watching a Kiley Beer serve hit the top of the net and drop to the floor. "I try to have a lot of confidence going back (to serve), but obviously there's a lot of pressure going back there on game point," Beer said. "I knew that I could do what I trusted. I've trained for this, I've prepared for this. "When I saw it go over the tape and go over, it just hit me and it was great." Central Wisconsin Christian, the No. 2 seed in the WIAA Division 5 state tournament swept Turtle Lake (26-24, 25-23, 26-24) to win its first state championship in school history. The 80-mile journey from Central Wisconsin Christian to the Resch Center, the biggest stage the state has to offer, to now state champions, started years ago. It started long before any of the girls who took to the floor on Saturday, Nov. 7 played a point of high school volleyball.