Sunday, June 5, 2011
Girls relays headline successful day for Chargers.
Sussex-Hamilton is used to people talking about their track teams. Both the boys are girls teams are very deep and both typically finish in the overall top two of each meet they compete in. Thanks to a few injuries on the boys’ side and a record-breaking performance by Milwaukee Bradley Tech on the girls’ side however, and suddenly the Chargers, despite their success, became somewhat invisible. Despite not being the talk of the track this year, Hamilton’s girls relay teams didn’t let that affect their performances as they took gold in the 4x200 and 4x400 relays, and settled for a silver in the 4x100. “Coming into it, we won it last year so we wanted to defend our title,” Hamilton senior Brooke Patterson said of the team’s first event of …
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Chargers unable to mount any offense in 1-0 loss to the Highlanders
The season-ending game was particularly disheartening for the Hamilton girls soccer team. The Chargers were held without a shot on goal and ended up losing to Homestead, 1-0, in a regional final contest Saturday afternoon at Homestead High School. But coach Tom Konkol tried to put things in perspective when he met with his players immediately after the game. “I’m really so proud of our team and our season,” Konkol said. “Last year we had a really good season, but we didn’t get as far. This year, we came through in the toughest conference games and we finished third in the conference. That’s the highest finish we’ve ever had.” They finished with a 15-4-1 record overall and 4-2-1 in the Greater Metro Conference. Leading the way for the …
Friday, June 3, 2011
District officials say threat not considered credible at this time.
Waukesha County Sheriff’s Department officials are investigating a bomb threat at Hamilton High School. District Spokeswoman Denise Dorn Lindberg said a threat was found in a bathroom at the high school at the end of the school day and investigators were called in to look into the threat. Lindberg said they don’t believe the threat to be credible at this time and some people remained at the school late Friday afternoon. Classes are expected to proceed as scheduled Monday.
Monday, May 23, 2011
Strong showings set up more of the same at Thursday's sectional.
It was the same old story for Brookfield Central’s girls track and field team at Monday’s Hamilton Regional. The Lancers continued their string of dominance from the Greater Metro Conference season by taking first overall with 168 points and sending more than a handful of individuals to Thursday’s sectional. See full results here. “Very, very good day,” Brookfield Central coach Trae Hoepner said. “We had a lot of kind of surprises. We had a pole vaulter go 10 feet, which was a foot higher than she had ever gone before. (In) discus we went 1-2, (in the) 3200 (meter) we went 2-3. There are just a lot of areas we doubled up and got a lot of people through which is what we like to see.” In all, Central qualified for sectionals in 14 different …
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
A video recap of the week in high school sports.
Whenever Whitefish Bay and Nicolet compete, it doesn't matter whether it's basketball or tiddlywinks — these North Shore neighbors are rivals. But add the physicality of rugby, and it's even more competitive. The two excellent programs squared off in the SportsEdge Game of the Week this week. There are plenty more highlights in the Lightning Round, including soccer, golf, tennis and softball from all around the area. Watch SportsEdge to see if someone you know was captured by our cameras. And if you've not seen the previous editions, check them out here: April 12 Game of the Week — Hamilton at Brookfield East girls soccer April 19 Game of the Week — Lakeshore vs. Brookfield boys lacrosse April 26 Game of the Week — Brookfield Central Skins…
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