WARHAWK PRIDE / VOL. 6, NO. 30

Sports at the next levelCongratulations to Will Cascio for signing his commitment letter to run cross country and track at St Norbert College!

SigningSigningSigningSigningSigningStudent of the Week Congratulations to Piper Eby who broke the school record in the Discus Throw with a 136-0.5! This record has stood for 44 years!

Piper is in the lead, but there is still time to vote for her for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Athlete of the Week HERE! (You can vote once per hour until 3pm on Saturday!)

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MusicalMusicalAPRIL 26-28 2024
Come One, Come All! The GHS Dramatic Impact group presents their spring musical "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" Based on the 1996 Disney film and 1831 novel, 

The Hunchback of Notre Dame tells the story of Quasimodo, the hunchbacked bell-ringer of Notre Dame, and his desire to one day be a part of the outside world. 

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FootballLast week the Team 67 leadership group had the opportunity to go to Madison to watch a Wisconsin Badger Football Spring Practice.  The trip went well beyond observing a practice. Once practice concluded the group was taken via coach bus on a complete campus tour of UW-Madison, learning about its history and what the University has to offer.  

After the campus tour the group had lunch among UW Football players and coaches in the new Champions Club located in the South Endzone of Camp Randall Stadium. Following lunch there was a full football facilities tour which included areas like the weight room, players’ lounge and locker room.  

To conclude the day the group went to the team meeting room where they learned about Badger Football Culture, met with an academic advisor to learn more about all the educational offerings at UW and ended with a hype video.  

The group was able to learn many things about leadership and culture development that they can bring back here to GHS.  They got a front row view of all the inner workings of a Power 5 Football program, learned about all UW-Madison has to offer students and athletes, as well as various jobs and careers that exist in a college football program beyond player and coach.  Overall the day was a great experience for all.  Thank you to the Badger Football Program for affording Team 67 Leadership with this great opportunity!  

FootballFootballFootballFootballFootballFootballHOSATwenty-eight Germantown HOSA members attended the largest ever HOSA conference (1460 attendees) this week. 

Congratulations to the Germantown HOSA chapter! At this year's State Leadership Conference, they were awarded the first ever HOSA Cup-for Standards of Excellence throughout the year-great job HOSA members. The following students have earned the opportunity to advance to the International Conference in Houston this June: Francine Buor-2nd in Medical Assisting, Sam Norris-1st in Life Support Skills, Karel Ramos-3rd in Medical Law & Ethics, Lauren Welch-3rd in Nursing Assisting, Angela Zheng-1st in Pharmacy Science and Parnika Manikandan, Kristen Reske and Natalie Roskopf-who placed in the top 10% in Healthcare Issues. The Creative Problem-Solving team of Bora, Desai, Herath and Zheng earned 5th place. 

Students earned recognition with high scores in tests taken at SLC 

Francine Bour: Anatomy & Physiology and Biology

Amay Desai: Biology and Human Heredity

Ravi Goradia: Career Development

Janiru Herath: Human Heredity

Karel Ramos: Career Safe Occupational Health & Safety

Ella Timm: Anatomy & Physiology and General Chemistry

Angela Zheng: Career Safe Occupational Health & Safety

Jimmy Zheng: Human Heredity

HOSAHOSAHOSAHOSAHOSAHOSAHOSAHOSAHOSAHOSASoftballThe girls’ softball team went 2-0 again this week, beating Sussex Hamilton 12-6 on April 12, Brookfield Central 9-2 on April 16, and is leading West Allis 15-4 in the top of the 5th before rain forced the game to be suspended.  The team is 4-0 overall, 3-0 in the GMC and hosts Menomonee Falls on Friday in a battle or GMC unbeatens.

GTown 12, Sussex 6

Madison Werner - 4-4, 2 2B, HR, 4 RBI, 4 runs, 4 SB

Maddy Balsiger - 2-2, 2B, BB, RBI, 3 BB, 2 SB

Julia Sina - 2-3, BB, RBI, run

Emmy Coulter - 2-5, 2B, 2 RBI, run

Kayla Preiss - 1-2, HR, BB, 2 RBI, 2 runs, 3 SB

Kylie Otto - W (2-0) - 5 1/3 IP, 8 H, 6 R, 5 ER, 8 H, 2 BB, 3 K

Kendal Thomas - S (1) - 1 2/3 IP, 0 R, 0 H, 0 BB, 0 K

GTown 9, Brookfield Central 2

Kayla Preiss - 3-4, 2 HR, 6 RBI, 3 runs

Julia Sina - 2-3, HR, BB, 2 RBI, run, 2 SB

Maddy Balsiger - 2-3, BB, 2 runs, 2 SB

Emmy Coulter - 2-4, 2 runs, 2 SB

Kylie Otto - 3 1/3 IP, 2 R, 2 ER, 5 H, 3 BB, 3 K

Kendal Thomas - W (2-0) - 3 2/3 IP, 0 R, 2 H, 2 BB, 1 K

GTown 15, West Allis 4 (suspended in Top of 5th)

Maddy Balsiger - 4-4, 2 HR, 5 RBI, 3 runs, SB

Kenzie Thomas - 2-2, 2B, BB, HBP, RBI, 2 runs

Kennedy Bennett - 2-4, 2B, RBI

Alaina Williams - 2-4, RBI, run

Kendal Thomas - 3 IP, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 H, 2 BB, 1 K

Softball SoftballSoftballSoftballBoys GolfThe Germantown Boys’ Golf Team got off to a strong start this season. The Warhawks began the season in the 41-team two-day Washington County Invitational. The Warhawks fired a 314 on Friday and followed it up with an 18-hole school record of 303! The 617 total placed the Warhawks in second place behind Champion Marquette’s 612. Cody Schmidt was the low Warhawk and overall, second place individual with 73-73 (146), while Trevor Newkirk fired 81-73 and won the scorecard playoff over Schmidt for the individual King of the County on day 2!  Rounding out the scoring for the Warhawks on Friday – Charlie Larson 77, Brendan Fredrickson 81, Ryan Pampuch 83, Ryan Angers 88.

On Saturday the Warhawks School record of 303 was led by Cody Schmidt and Trevor Newkirk 73, Reid Newkirk 77, Robbie Gaertner 80, and Charlie Larson 85. The team continued its solid play and got a little revenge over Marquette as they traveled to New Berlin Hills for the first Conference meet of the season. The Warhawks fired a 147 breaking the school 9-hole record by 4 shots and winning by 3 shots over second place Marquette. Leading the way was Trever Newkirk and Cody Schmidt 36, Robbie Gaertner 37, Reid Newkirk 38, and Charlie Larson 42.

The team finished up play this week at the prestigious two-day Sheboygan Invite held at Blackwolf Run and Whistling Straights. This event features 42 teams from Wisconsin and Minnesota. The boys shot a 318 at Blackwolf Run with Cody Schmidt leading the way with a 1 under par 71. On day two the boys played the Irish Course and shot a 316 and finished the 36-hole event in 14th out of 42 teams. Reid Newkirk had a fantastic round and led the Warhawks on day 2 with a 1 over 73. Cody Schmidt’s two-day total of 148 placed him 10th individually.

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GT PowerPlease click HERE to follow along when everyone lifts as well as the links to the livestream for the National Power Lifting Meet! Good luck to all!

BaseballAfter 5 rainouts, JV2 finally got their first game played vs WFB!  In a close game, JV2 lost 4-3. Caleb Uutala pitched a great game. Nolan Baumann got the team a big hit to bring GTown within one.  In game 2 vs Marquette, Germantown got out to a fast lead of 7-0. Marquette fought back but GT was able to hold them off for a 7-6 win!

BaseballTrack and FieldBoys’ Track and Field: Friday night (4/12) the team participated in the Franklin Varsity Track Invite.  

Some of the top performances were as follows:

Cooper Walsh, Emerson Feltz, Jack Flynn, Will Cascio- 4th place in the 4x800 relay (9:03.59)

Vance Burnham- 2nd place in the 100m dash and a personal record (11.05)

Louis Williams- 3rd place in the Triple Jump (39-1.5)

Eric Olson- 2nd place in the 1600m (4:58.14)

AJ Willard, Louis Williams, Michael Lenius, Bennett Krause- 3rd place in the 4x200 relay (1:33.69)

Personal Records are as follows:

Aiden Nikolay- Long Jump (20-6.5)

Tommy Suit- Discus (111-9)

Michael Lenius- Long Jump (18-7)

Matthew Momper- 3200m Run (10:46.70)

Saturday (4/13) the team went to West Allis Hale and finished 4th out of 21 teams.  

Some of the highlights were:

AJ Willard-  4th in the 400m Dash and a Personal Record (52.34)

Bennett Krause- 1st in the 800m Run and a Personal Record (1:59.14)

Jack Wanezek- 2nd in the 800m Run (1:59.94)

Troy Verstrate- 4th in the 3200m Run (10.12.10)

Josh Brunner- 2nd in the Pole Vault (13-6)

Personal Records achieved:

Jack Flynn- 1600m Run (4:58.86)

Will Cascio- 1600m Run (4:49.16)

Austin Ribar- High Jump (5-6)

Adam Dethloff- High Jump (5-6)

Jameer Mueller- Shot Put (38-3)

On Tuesday night (4/16) the team was at the West Allis Hale JV Invitational.

Some of the top performances were as follows:

Arlo Gaskill, Nick Leupi, Grady Roeglin, and Hunter Erdman- 1st place in 4x800m Relay (9:30.98)

John Brunner- 2nd place and Personal Record 110m High Hurdles (18.73)

John Brunner, Nick Carey, Sylvan Dawes, and Aiden Schelfout- 4th place 4x200m Relay (1:43.24)

Personal Records achieved:

Tyler Ortel- 1600m Run (5:35.26)

Max Gahr- 1600m Run (5:04.59)

Liam Paruch- 1600m Run (5:18.37)

Bruce Robbins- 400m Dash (1:03.06)

Brayden Ebli- 800m Run (2:35.86)

Ellis Chapman- Shot Put (29-2)

On Thursday night (4/18) Germantown hosted the GTown Varsity Invite and finished 2nd place! 

Some of the top performances were as follows:

Oran Voigt - 3rd in the 110m Hurdles (18.21)

Jack Wanezek - 1st in the 1600m Run (4:33.52)

Louis Williams, Darrius Peete, AJ Willard, and Aiden Nikolay - 2nd in the 4x200m relay (1:32.57)

Bennett Krause - 1st in the 400m Dash (51.11), 1st in the Long Jump (18-9.75)

Cooper Walsh - 3rd in the 800m Run (2:05.46)

Michael Lenius - 2nd in the 200m Dash (23.63)

Troy VerStrate - 1st in the 3200m Run (9:59.96)

Eric Olson - 2nd in the 3200m Run (10:11)

Will Cascio - 3rd in the 3200m Run (10:11.53)

Caleb Kemnitz, Aidan Buss, Nick Humphriss, and Aiden Schelfout - 2nd in the 4x400m relay (3:46.55)

AJ Willard - 3rd in the Long Jump (18-3)

Josh Brunner - 1st in Pole Vault (13-0)  

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Girls’ Track and Field: It has been a busy week for the girls! On Friday April 12th, the Varsity girls traveled to Franklin to kick off the outdoor season at the Franklin Invitational. The girls scored 25 points to place 12th overall. 

Medaling performances included: 

Madeline Jakusz placing 2nd (35-4.5) in the Shot Put. 

Piper Eby placing 1st (129-11) in the Discus Throw. (With this mark, Piper broke the school record of 127-10 which has stood for 44 years!)

 

New Personal Records included

Elise Olson - 800m (2:48.54)

Morgan Johnson - 200m (28.55)

Rachel Kohls - Shot Put (26-10)

 

On Saturday April 13th, the Varsity girls were back at it as they competed at the Mondo Invite at West Allis Hale. The team scored 53 points to place 7th out of 23 teams. 

Medaling performances included: 

Kate Ittner placing 1st (5:31.77) in the 1600m Run. 

The 4x400m Relay team of Macie Daniel, Sophia Zastrow, Addison Braidigan, and Audra Newkirk placing 2nd (4:20.35).

Piper Eby placing 1st (136-0.5) in the Discus Throw. (This mark crushed the new school record (129-11) that Piper had just set the night before!) 

 

New Personal Records included:

Addison Braidigan - 100m (13.07)

Kate Ittner - 1600m (5:31.77)

Gracie Ballesteros - 800m (2:28.86)

Sophia Zastrow - 200m (27.07)

Piper Eby - Discus Throw (136-0.5)

Morgan Sadowski - Discus Throw (73-4)

 

The JV girls began their outdoor season on Tuesday, April 16th at West Allis Hale. The team put together 61 points to place 5th overall. 

Top 3 performances included: 

Rylie Wille placing 3rd (19.57) in the 100m Hurdles

Anne Drinan placing 3rd (6:12.72) in the 1600m Run

Rachel Kohls placing 3rd (27-5.5) in the Shot Put and 2nd (59-9) in the Discus Throw. 

Gladys Hoagland placing 3rd (57-4) in the Discus Throw.  

New Personal Records included:

Liliana Trampe - 100m (15.27)

Anne Drinan - 1600m (6:12.72)

Zoey Grekso - 1600m (6:57.16)

Ellie Ankerson - 800m (2:54.53)

Sammy Gumm - Long Jump (12-1)

Rachel Kohls - Shot Put (27-5.5), Discus Throw (59-9)

Gladys Hoagland - Shot Put (21-0.5)

Lastly, the Varsity girls hosted the GTown Invitational on Thursday, April 18th. It was a rainy evening, but it didn’t stop the girls from putting together a combined 146 points to place 1st as a team! Well done ladies!

 Notable performances include:

Samyiah Fox, Elise Olson, Carley Lorbecki, and Kate Ittner - 2nd (10:43.91) in the 4x800m Relay

Grace Weyda - 3rd (17.53) in the 100m Hurdles 

Addison Braidigan - 4th (13.08) in the 100m Dash

Gracie Ballesteros -1st (5:35.99), Lizzy Liker - 3rd (5:45.72), and Sophie Lee - 4th (5:49.79) in the 1600m Run

Sophia Zastrow - 4th (1:00.79) in the 400m Dash

Macie Daniel, Kaliyah Terrell, Rylie Olson, and Addison Braidigan - 1st (50.90) in the 4x100m Relay  

Grace Weyda - 3rd (51.87) and Elise Redeker - 4th (53.22) in the 300m Hurdles. 

Kate Ittner - 1st (2:31) and Kierta Siegert - 4th (2:34.72) in the 800m Run

Kierta Siegert, Jaylen Wetzel, Audra Newkirk, and Sophia Zastrow 2nd (4:24.68) in the 4x400m Relay.

Elise Redeker - 3rd (4-8) in the High Jump

Piper Eby - 1st (35-8.25) and Madeline Jakusz - 3rd (33-1) in the Shot Put

Piper Eby - 1st (120-6) and Madeline Jakusz - 3rd (85-4) in the Discus Throw. 

The Varsity girls head to Wisconsin Lutheran on Saturday 4/20 to compete in the Carleton Sitz Invite and the JV girls will compete next on Thursday 4/25 at Sussex-Hamilton. 

TrackTrackTrackTennisGood luck to the boys' tennis team as they take on Wauwatosa East, Nicolet and Hamilton in duals next week!

TennisSoccerThe Germantown Girls' Soccer Team moved up into the top ten rankings this week! Keep up the good luck!!

SoccerSoccerSoccerSoccerSoccer In the newsTaylor Nackers, a 2020 graduate, is on a USA collegiate Polo team this weekend. She is the only female on a typically male-dominated team. Good luck, Taylor!

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