GMC Names Four Hamilton Students as Winter Scholar Athletes

Four Hamilton High School students are named by the Greater Metro Conference as both smart and athletic. Do you know the students?

The Greater Metro Conference has named the following Hamilton High School students Winter 2011-2012 Scholar Athletes: Coaches nominate student-athletes who: These student-athletes serve as a great example to others demonstrating combined academic and athletic success. Editor's Note: Read about the $1.4 million in additional scholarships students at Hamilton High School received on Patch.

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Chargers Take Conference Title in Overtime

This is the first time the girls basketball team has taken the title in history.

Poll: GMC Athlete of the Month for December

Vote from among five deserving candidates for the Greater Metro Conference Athlete of the Month.

December was the start of the winter sports season in earnest, and Patch selected five top performers from around the conference for our first Greater Metro Conference Athlete of the Month poll. Candidates are listed in alphabetical order, based on their achievements in the calendar month. Voting closes Jan. 12. Share the link and vote for your favorite top performer. Anthony Carroll, Tosa East boys basketball The Red Raiders started the season 7-1, all in December, with the only loss against No. 1 Germantown. Carroll, a junior, led the team with a 14-point average, including 24 points against JP Tokoto and Menomonee Falls. Billy Holz, Menomonee Falls wrestling Holz, a freshman, is ranked No. 13 in the state at 113 pounds. He won the …

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VIDEO: One Last Epic Look At Friday's Falls vs. Sussex Hamilton Game

A dramatic NFL-films style perspective of Friday's big game, captured on film by a Falls videographer.

It was rivalry week Friday in the Greater Metro Conference, and the Menomonee Falls Indians traveled to the home of their rivals to the south, the Sussex Hamilton Chargers. Although Falls lost 37-21 after letting a 21-7 halftime lead slip through their fingers, the energy was high and the hitting was hard. Menomonee Falls Patch published a video recap of the game Saturday. However, Menomonee Falls High School alum and talented videographer, Justin Clough, captured a different perspective of the game. Clough slows down the action, and you can watch these student athletes collide and struggle for every inch on the field. The video certainly captures the intense rivalry that exists between these two schools. During the game, Brett Krause …

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Central Outlasts Hamilton in 56-38 Shootout

Turnovers the difference in Lancers big win.

What defensive battle? Brookfield Central broke their long-standing history of having a grind-it-out type game with Sussex-Hamilton by knocking off the Chargers, 56-38, in a barnburner of a game that saw huge offensive numbers and lasted over three hours. “We knew that’s a great Sussex-Hamilton football team, they’re well coached and every time you play them you’ve got to be ready, but I didn’t expect that high of scoring,” Brookfield Central head coach Jamie Meulemans said. “They play great defense year in and year out and we pride ourselves in that too, but our kids are really starting to click offensively. “It’s been outstanding to see the kids pick up (the offense). It’s like preseason in the NFL. You start to see teams come together; …

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VIDEO: Hamilton at Brookfield East Girls Soccer

Lots of action in extra time but no goals as Greater Metro Conference season begins

Hamilton and Brookfield East opened their Greater Metro Conference girls soccer seasons on Tuesday with a scoreless draw at East. Check out the video highlights above.

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Cox Captures Classic 8-Greater Metro Diving Championship

2009 state champion leads Falls-Hamilton-Germantown team at Waukesha South

Nathan Cox finished first in one-meter diving to lead Menomonee Falls-Hamilton-Germantown in the Classic 8-Greater Metro Conference swimming and diving championships Saturday afternoon at Waukesha South High School. Overall, the Falls co-op finished sixth in the conference meet with a score of 175. Arrowhead finished first with 520, well ahead of Waukesha South-Catholic Memorial, which had 444. Cox finished with a score of 420.75. Cox, who won the state diving title as a sophomore and finished second last season, holds the conference record for diving, getting a score of 488.35 in 2010.  Teammate Ryan Thomann finished sixth Saturday with a 340.70 score. Falls coach James Weitzer expects both to do well in the Waukesha South Sectional next …