Today is Saturday, October 10, 2026
Whitewater Soccer finished out a big week with a game against Luther Prep at home.
Luther Prep won 3-1, with goals by Aquila Palacios (33’), and Emma Neyhart (54’, 77’). Mayte Navejas scored a penalty kick for Whitewater (52’).
Marina Linos played in goal for Whitewater and had two saves. Reba Schroeder played in goal for Luther Prep.
Article Submitted by Maddy Blain
Whitewater High School Head Girls’ Soccer Coach
mblain@wwusd.org
Photo Courtesy of Bob Mischka
Whitewater traveled to Big Foot for a conference match on Thursday, April 27. The game ended in a 3-3 tie.
Whitewater’s goals came from Sophia Garcia (22′) and Mayte Navejas (24′, 71′). Big Foot’s goals came from Aubrie Hanna and Addie Larson (76′, 78′).
It was an exciting game with many great saves from both keepers. Marina Linos played in goal for Whitewater and had 5 saves. Magali Casteneda played in goal for Big Foot and had 14 saves.
Article Submitted by Maddy Blain
Whitewater High School Head Girls’ Soccer Coach
mblain@wwusd.org
File Photo Courtesy of Bob Mischka
Whitewater played a conference game at home against Edgerton on Tuesday, April 25. The game ended in a 1-1 tie, with goals by Angelina Gonzalez (28’) for Edgerton and Mayte Navejas (57’) for Whitewater.
Keeper Julia Doll made six saves for Edgerton, and Marina Linos had three saves in goal for Whitewater.
Article Submitted by Madeleine Blain
Whitewater High School Head Girls’ Soccer Coach
mblain@wwusd.org
Photo Courtesy of Bob Mischka
On Friday, April 14, the Whippet Track & Field Team traveled to Clinton for the annual Clinton Relay. Squaring up against both conference and non-conference opponents, the Whippets performed well in the unseasonably warm temperatures. At the Clinton Relays, all events on the track were relay events, and all field events involved adding the distances and heights of three athletes’ throws and jumps to determine the winner. Overall, Whitewater’s teams held their own, placing 4th in both the boys’ and girls’ team competitions.
The following athletes and relay teams earned medals by placing in the Top-3 of their relay events:
Boys’ Distance Medley Relay: Nate Holden, Curtis Rossmiller, Miles Nickelsburg, Jack Hefty (1st)
Boys’ Discus Relay: Jake Kuhlow, Connor Raupp, Cole Schlicher (1st)
Boys’ Shot-Put Relay: Jake Kuhlow, Connor Raupp, Sam Radaj (2nd)
Boys’ Pole Vault Relay: CJ Tomomitsu, Cole Schlicher, Curtis Rossmiller (2nd)
Boys’ 4x100m Relay: Traysen Thomason, Quincy Boudreau, Nate Black, Ty Hagedorn (3rd)
Girls’ Pole Vault Relay: Evie Troxel, Izzy Dieter, Ella Spear (1st)
Girls’ 4x100m Relay: Cara Yang, Kindyl Kilar, Emma Weigel, Calli Grosinske (2nd)
Girls’ 4x200m Relay: Emma Weigel, Calli Grosinske, Sydney Schilt, Kindyl Kilar (2nd)
Girls’ 4x400m Relay: Calli Grosinske, Athena Soto, Sydney Schilt, Kindyl Kilar (2nd)
Girls’ Discus Relay: Izzy Dieter, Grace Foucault, Skylar Staebler (2nd)
Girls’ Distance Medley Relay: Mady Hefty, Grace Villarreal, Athena Soto, Nola Coburn (3rd)
Individually, Jake Kuhlow and Izzy Dieter had stellar performances, as their discus throws added both their names to the All-Time Top 10 list. Jake’s throw of 149’-11” is the 10th furthest throw by a WHS athlete, and Izzy’s toss of 117’-10” moved her into the #4 spot on Whitewater’s Top 10 list. Congratulations!
The Whippets are back in action this week at Brodhead on Tuesday, and at Oregon on Friday for the Oregon Panther Relays.
Article Submitted by Matt Green
Whitewater High School Head Track and Field Coach
mgreen@wwusd.org
Photos Courtesy of Bob Mischka
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