Whitewater United FC formerly known as Whitewater Youth Soccer Club (WYSC) would like to invite kids from four years old through the 8th grade to join the 2021-2022 soccer season. Registration is now open until July 31 for Recreational and Select (*If you received an offer letter.) For more information or to register please check out https://www.whitewatersoccer.com/
The Whitewater United FC Soccer Club is the local soccer club for children ages 4 to 14 in the Whitewater area. The club is volunteer-run and season are played in the fall and spring. Our home fields are at Moraine View Park.
The image on the homepage, “Soccer Ball” by faungg’s photos is licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0

Editor’s note: the following information has been supplied by UW-W.
The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Gymhawks Gymnastics Club has one session remaining for Summer 2021: August 9 – September 2.
The GymHawks Gymnastics program is a developmental gymnastics program run by the UW-Whitewater Gymnastics Team! There are classes for girls and boys, ages 18 months through 18 years. With state of the art facilities and a fully qualified staff, your child will be able to learn and develop his or her skills in a safe environment with excellent coaches.
For more information or to register, visit: https://www.uww.edu/ce/camps/athletic/gymhawks/ghsummer or contact:
Allison Annala
UW-Whitewater Assistant Coach
GymHawks Gymnastics Director
(262) 472-1454
AnnalaAL06@uww.edu
Pictured are members of the Whitewater Girls’ Softball Team who earned Rock Valley All-Conference honors from the spring softball season. Players holding their awards are: Lexi Juoni (junior) second team-outfield, Cali Kopecky (sophomore) honorable mention, and Shyan Lesperance (freshman) honorable mention.
Cali Kopecky Lexi Juoni Shyan Lesperance
Article Submitted by Ron Sdano
Whitewater High School Head Softball Coach
rsdano@wwusd.org
Photos Submitted by Players
It was an exciting two and a half weeks for Whitewater’s Reese Brantmeier at the Wimbledon Junior Championships held at the All England Lawn and Tennis Club.
Before Wimbledon, Reese participated in an International Tennis Federation tournament held at the University of Roehampton in England. This event is at the level of the junior U.S., French, and Australian Open. Reese Brantmeier and her doubles partner, Ashlyn Kreuger from Highland Village, Texas, won the ITF doubles championship with a 6-4,6-2 win over Greece’s Michaela Laki and Serbia’s Lol Radivojec.
At Wimbledon, Reese participated in both singles and doubles competitions. Reese reached the round of 16 in singles before losing in a tough three-set match against the #1 junior player in the world. Reese had advanced farther than any U.S. singles player in the tournament.
Reese had another strong showing in doubles. Her doubles partner at Wimbledon was Elvina Kalieva from Staten Island, New York. They advanced to the Wimbledon semifinals before losing to the eventual doubles champion 3-6, 2-6 Kristina Dmitrok of Belarus, and Diana Shnaider of Russia.
Reese would like to thank everyone for their support and encouragement!
Article and Photos Submitted by Greg Stewart