Sports consume high schoolers lives year after year giving students countless opportunities to get more out of the sport than a participation award. US News showed that across the country, 55 percent of...

College athletics are a staple in today’s entertainment market.  From the College Football Playoffs to March Madness all college athletics are must-see television. On top of that, the NCAA revenue continues...

Sports have a vital place in American culture, giving many a platform to join friends and peers to participate in healthy activity. Playing at the professional level is restricted for the elite athletes;...

The Phase 1 basketball game was held to support Special Olympics and the student body in the Ron Einerson Fieldhouse on Thursday (Nov. 22).   To the special athletes, this event means more than a...

Winter sports set to begin at NHS include hockey, basketball and swimming, and each team’s captain had some things to say about its respective seasons, which started Nov. 18. “All that I expect...

Fall sports provide undefined opportunities when entering a new season for whom young teams nothing is certain except one thing, thoughts of a state title. The arrival of fall sports is the first sign...

The state championship for Neenah Boys’ Soccer held at Uihlein Soccer Complex on Nov. 8 delivered crushed dreams. Junior midfielder Sean Forget talks about the goals the team had for the season ahead...

Two jumbotrons made their way to NHS sporting facilities prior to the start of the 2019-’20 sporting seasons, according to the Director of Revenue Enhancement Jon Joch. NHS athletics remains a staple...

Neenah Divers dominated the podium the state competition on Saturday, claiming three of the top 10 spots, competitor Bailey Schroeder said.  A total of three Neenah Divers competed. Senior Av Osero...

He admits that he tries to weigh himself and to keep his feet on the ground. “I'm not perfect." D1 wrestler Marshall Kools illustrates his passion for wrestling, since the age of 6.  He starts...

Waking up at 4:30 a.m., Sam rolls over and shuts off his alarm clock. He stumbles out of bed, body aching from lifting and football practice. School has been tough lately for him; a calculus and physics...

It’s 2017, and a wiry, wide-eyed freshman hooper is playing — dominating — against kids older and stronger than him. Three years and some-hundred days later in the Apollo Commons, Max Klesmit sits...