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WIAA Division 2 East Troy Subsectional Results
Monday October 6, 2025
FINAL RESULTS:
Waukesha Catholic Memorial – 11, East Troy -11, Kenosha St Joseph – 7, Delavan-Darien-5, Shoreland Lutheran High School – 4, Whitewater High School-3, The Prairie School – 3, Big Foot-1, Catholic Central High School – 0
Comments from Coach Greg Stewart:
“We played well considering we had to play many of our team members up another flight of singles and doubles. We lost a few of our players due to illness and other circumstances. I was really proud of our freshmen and sophomores who won their first match ever in tournament play! Some of the matches featured comeback wins after the players initially fell behind in the first set.”
A special shout-out to WHS Senior Aubrey Ramirez-Mendoza and WHS sophomore Taryn Rothwell. Ramirez-Mendoza had a shoulder injury early in her season, to come back with a strong performance in her subsectional match. Rothwell lost in her subsectional match but finished the season with a 16-6 record at number #1 singles and was named to the second team All Rock Valley Conference Team.
Singles:
No. 1 – Claire Grow, Shoreland Lutheran High School def. Brett Proctor, Catholic Central High School, 6-2 , 6-1 , -;
No. 2 – Aubrey Ramirez-Mendoza, Whitewater def. Nicki neu, Catholic Central High School, 6-3 , 6-2 , -;
No. 3 – Kendall Adamson, Shoreland Lutheran High School def. Hannah Healey, Catholic Central High School, 6-1 , 6-0 , -;
No. 4 – Leah Amborn, Shoreland Lutheran High School def. Emma Pechous, Catholic Central High School, 5-7 , 7-5 , 10-8 ;
No. 4 – Avorie Murphy, East Troy def. Leah Amborn, Shoreland Lutheran High School, 6-0 , 6-0 ,
No. 4 – Kaiya Logterman , Delavan-Darien def. Emme Nyman, Big Foot, 6-1 , 6-1 , -;
No. 4 – Emma Silenzi , Kenosha St Joseph def. Ava Lynott, The Prairie School, 6-1 , 6-0 , -;
No. 4 – Elinor Proctor, Catholic Memorial def. Yareli Palomec Garcia, Whitewater, 2-0 , 2-0 , -;
No. 3 – Megan Meeks , East Troy def. Kendall Adamson, Shoreland Lutheran High School, 6-0 , 6-0 , -;
No. 3 – Ayela Schafer, The Prairie School def. Reyes Sanchez Giselle, Delavan-Darien, 6-1 , 6-0,
No. 3 – Cate Carney, Catholic Memorial def. Avery Kimmerly, Big Foot, 6-1 , 6-0 , -;
No. 3 – Grace Kenesie , Kenosha St Joseph def. Adamari Barajas, Whitewater, 6-0 , 6-0 , -;
No. 2 – Elliot Van Buren , East Troy def. Aubrey Ramirez-Mendoza, Whitewater, 6-0 , 6-0 , -;
No. 2 – Olivia Vuckovich, Kenosha St Joseph def. Mackenzie Adamson, Shoreland Lutheran High School, 6-0 , 6-0 , -;
No. 2 – Grace Schreiber, Catholic Memorial def. Frances Counter, Big Foot, 6-0 , 6-1 , -;
No. 2 – Alyssa Chen, The Prairie School def. Tanner Wagner, Delavan-Darien, 6-0 , 6-4 , -;
No. 1 – Aubrie Cherek , East Troy def. Cate Vaccaro, The Prairie School, 6-0 , 6-0 , -;
No. 1 – Ella Silenzi, Kenosha St Joseph def. Jayna Kirkpatrick , Delavan-Darien, 6-0 , 6-0 , -;
No. 1 – Annabelle Parker , Big Foot def. Claire Grow, Shoreland Lutheran High School, 6-0 , 6-0 , -;
No. 4 – Avorie Murphy, East Troy def. Kaiya Logterman , Delavan-Darien, 6-1 , 6-0 , -;
No. 1 – Luise Browne, Catholic Memorial def. Taryn Rothwell, Whitewater, 7-5 , 6-1 , -;
No. 3 – Megan Meeks , East Troy def. Ayela Schafer, The Prairie School, 6-1 , 6-0 , -;
No. 2 – Elliot Van Buren , East Troy def. Alyssa Chen, The Prairie School, 6-1 , 6-0 , -;
No. 4 – Elinor Proctor, Catholic Memorial def. Emma Silenzi , Kenosha St Joseph, 6-3 , 6-4 , -;
No. 2 – Grace Schreiber, Catholic Memorial def. Olivia Vuckovich, Kenosha St Joseph, 6-1 , 6-1,
No. 3 – Cate Carney, Catholic Memorial def. Grace Kenesie , Kenosha St Joseph, 7-5 , 6-2 , -;
Doubles:
No. 1 – Abby Treder, Whitewater – Izzy Lawton, Whitewater def. Ella Kasprowicz, Shoreland Lutheran High School – Ishveer Kaur, Shoreland Lutheran High School, 6-0 , 6-3 , -;
No. 2 – Morgan Leicht, Shoreland Lutheran High School – Katie Nolte, Shoreland Lutheran High School def. Lilly Nickolai, Catholic Central High School – Audrey Groehl, Catholic Central High School, 6-7 (2), 6-4 , 10-7 ;
No. 3 – Giselle Perez, Whitewater – Serena Soto, Whitewater def. Grace Letsch, Catholic Central High School – Angelina DelaCruz, Catholic Central High School, 6-4 , 6-2 , -;
No. 3 – Abbey Smith, Catholic Memorial – Eva Mathai, Catholic Memorial def. Giselle Perez, Whitewater – Serena Soto, Whitewater, 6-0 , 6-0 , -;
No. 3 – Cadyn Lumkes, Delavan-Darien – Emily Hamlin, Delavan-Darien def. Jaelah Mayfield, The Prairie School – Luiza Jamie, The Prairie School, 6-3 , 6-1 , -;
No. 3 – Olive Guttormsen , Kenosha St Joseph – Sofia Silenzi , Kenosha St Joseph def. Meredith Snyder, Big Foot – Claire Patek, Big Foot, 6-2 , 6-3 , -;
No. 3 – Kaylee Kohley , East Troy – Kendyl Feucht, East Troy def. Rose Olson, Shoreland Lutheran High School – Elizabeth Goff, Shoreland Lutheran High School, 6-0 , 6-0 , -;
No. 2 – Taylor Korpela , East Troy – Mia Taylor, East Troy def. Morgan Leicht, Shoreland Lutheran High School – Katie Nolte, Shoreland Lutheran High School, 6-1 , 6-0 , -;
No. 2 – Anna Smith, Delavan-Darien – Kaydence Gould , Delavan-Darien def. Karyme Guardarrama, Kenosha St Joseph – Jazlyn Williams , Kenosha St Joseph, 6-0 , 6-0 , -;
No. 2 – Isabel Kulmann, Catholic Memorial – Maddie Plas, Catholic Memorial def. Ruth Lopez , Whitewater – Maria Pena-Aburto, Whitewater, 6-1 , 6-0 , -;
No. 1 – Ava Miller , Kenosha St Joseph – Parker Van Dusen , Kenosha St Joseph def. Abby Treder, Whitewater – Izzy Lawton, Whitewater, 6-0 , 6-0 , -;
No. 2 – Ella Karegeannes, The Prairie School – Julia Greenwood, The Prairie School def. Allie Stankevitz, Big Foot – Ava Schoonover, Big Foot, 6-4 , 6-4 , -;
No. 1 – Lizzie Ullman, Catholic Memorial – Evie McWey, Catholic Memorial def. Clare Bergsma, Catholic Central High School – Cerise Dempsey, Catholic Central High School, 6-0 , 6-0 , -;
No. 1 – Raegen Feucht, East Troy – Irelyn Loomis, East Troy def. Kate Hummel, Big Foot – Mya Gonzalez, Big Foot, 6-2 , 6-0 , -;
No. 1 – Sophia Szczap, Delavan-Darien – Megan Markley, Delavan-Darien def. Maeve Harbour, The Prairie School – Hiba Rahman, The Prairie School, 6-3 , 7-5 (5), -;
No. 3 – Abbey Smith, Catholic Memorial – Eva Mathai, Catholic Memorial def. Cadyn Lumkes, Delavan-Darien – Emily Hamlin, Delavan-Darien, 6-2 , 6-3 , -;
No. 2 – Taylor Korpela , East Troy – Mia Taylor, East Troy def. Ella Karegeannes, The Prairie School – Julia Greenwood, The Prairie School, 6-1 , 7-5 , -;
No. 3 – Olive Guttormsen , Kenosha St Joseph – Sofia Silenzi , Kenosha St Joseph def. Kaylee Kohley , East Troy – Kendyl Feucht, East Troy, 6-7 (3), 6-4 , 10-8 ;
No. 2 – Anna Smith, Delavan-Darien – Kaydence Gould , Delavan-Darien def. Isabel Kulmann, Catholic Memorial – Maddie Plas, Catholic Memorial , 6-3 , 2-6 , 10-8 ;
Article and Photo Submitted by Greg Stewart
Whitewater High School Head Girls’ Tennis Coach
gstewart@wwusd.org
The Whitewater Boys’ and Girls’ Cross Country Teams raced under the Friday night lights on October 3 at the Nightfall Classic in Green Lake, an event known for its unique atmosphere and large, competitive field. With strong Division 2 schools from across the state toeing the line, the meet provided both stiff competition and memorable racing opportunities.
Boys’ Varsity
Whitewater placed 11th overall with 281 points, led by freshman Tyler Carollo, who crossed the line in 18:58.9 for 31st place. He was followed by Wyatt Esch (55th, 20:09.9), Quinton O’Toole (63rd, 20:27.6), Marcus Roselle (65th, 20:34.2), and Isaiah Mendez (67th, 20:36.9) to complete the scoring five. Depth came from Angel Kilar (77th, 22:11.0), Carson Miller (87th, 23:54.5), Sam Nickelsburg (88th, 23:58.1), and Jameson Rothwell (131st, 25:07.0).
Head coach Chad Carstens was pleased with his team’s effort in the electric environment. “It’s always fun to run under the lights, and the kids really fed off the atmosphere tonight,” Carstens said. “Tyler continues to impress as a freshman, and our pack is showing signs of tightening up, which will be critical heading into the conference meet.”
Girls’ Varsity
Whitewater finished 12th with 307 points, led by sophomore Virginia Nelson, who ran a composed race to place 35th in 22:25.6. Teammate Delaney Hammack followed in 56th (24:05.9), with Ema Aranda (62nd, 24:24), Melody Smith (74th, 25:38.2), and Payton Brautigam (80th, 27:18.7) rounding out the scoring. Additional depth came from Noelia Villegas-Korbel (81st, 27:31.2) and Madelyn Taylor (82nd, 27:32.1).
Carstens highlighted the girls’ steady development. “Virginia set the tone for us again, and it was great to see Melody getting back to form after missing some meets due to injury,” he said.
The Nightfall Classic served as a valuable tune-up for Whitewater as they approach the postseason. With the Rock Valley Conference Championships on the 16th, the Whippets are focused on being the best they can be in the championship phase of their season.
Full results: https://my.raceresult.com/364682/results
Article and Photos Submitted by Chad Carstens
Whitewater High School Head Cross Country Coach
ccarstens@wwusd.org
In front of another huge crowd at Perkins Stadium, the No. 9 Warhawk football team fell to No. 5 UW-La Crosse 23-20 in a double overtime thriller. The 2025 Family Fest attendance number announced in the third quarter — 20,167 — the second-highest attendance for a game played on a Division III campus in history. The Warhawks hold that record from Family Fest a season ago.
The game was a tale of two halves … UWW dominant in the first half and UWL dominant in the second. The Warhawks tallied 17 unanswered in through the first 30 minutes. The Eagles responded after the break in kind sending the battle between two titans into overtime.
The stifling Warhawk defense set the tone early forcing a three-and-out in UWL’s first two possessions. The UWW offense opened the scoring in their second drive of the day. Noah Battle put the Warhawks on the board with a three-yard rush into the endzone to cap an 11-play, 64-yard drive that took over six minutes off the clock. Seth Adams hit the extra point for the 7-0 Warhawk lead.
Both teams tallied takeaways in the second, but it was Ethan Gallagher’s interception that led to points for UWW. The Warhawks needed just two plays to find the endzone after the pick as Justin Klinkner took it up the middle for a six-yard TD run. Adams drilled the point after to extend the advantage to 14-0.
The defense came up big again with another three-and-out to bring the UW-Whitewater offense back out with less than three minutes left before halftime. A nine-play, 37-yard drive ended in an Adams’ 45-yard field goal as UWW took the 17-0 lead into the intermission.
In the third quarter, the Eagles capitalized on special teams. A low snap on a Warhawk punt was bobbled back into the endzone where a UW-La Crosse player recovered for the special team’s score. The point after sailed through the uprights to make it 17-7.
UW-La Crosse pulled to within a touchdown with a field goal early in the fourth. The Eagles kicker hit from 43-yards out to make it a one-score game, 17-10, with just over 12 minutes remaining.
Later in the fourth, on 2nd-and-4 near midfield, the Eagles’ quarterback rolled to the right and found a receiver at the 25. The wide out broke a tackle and headed for the endzone. The point after knotted the game 17-17 with less than three to play.
Both defenses held, forcing punts and the Warhawks opted to kneel out the clock and send the game into overtime.
UW-La Crosse had the first opportunity in overtime. The UWW defense held with a big play by Karsten Libby on 3rd-and-6. His quarterback hurry forced an incomplete pass. The Eagles’ kicking unit took the field and Michael Stack split the uprights from 38-yards out to give UWL a 20-17 advantage.
On 3rd-and-9 in the Warhawks’ drive, Brian Stanton hauled in a pass but lost the ball after the catch. The ball rolled out of bounds and Adams came on for the kick. He hit from 37 to send the game into the second OT period.
UW-Whitewater had the first opportunity in the second overtime. On 3rd-and-9, the Eagles got into the backfield for a strip sack and recovered the fumble to put the pressure on UWW’s defense.
The Eagles gained seven yards on three straight runs to force 3rd-and-4 at the UWW19. Stack set and the kick sailed through the uprights for the win.
Klinkner was 16-27 for 79 yards in the game. Stanton and Klinkner combined for 88 yards on the ground. Tyler Vasey was Klinkner’s top target with 52 yards on nine receptions.
Defensively, Efrein Ramirez and Gallagher paced the UWW defense. Ramirez tallied 15 tackles while Gallagher registered 11 adding a tackle for a loss and an interception. Libby found his way into the backfield four times, hurrying the Eagles quarterback each time.
UW-Whitewater heads to UW-Stevens Point next week. Kickoff at Community Stadium at Goerke Park is slated for 1 PM.
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The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater football team returns to Perkins Stadium to host UW-La Crosse in a top 10 matchup for Family Fest this Saturday. Kickoff in front of what is sure to be a huge crowd is set for 1 PM.
RANKINGS
The Warhawks are ranked 9th in the latest national polls from D3football.com and the American Football Coaches Association while the Eagles are listed fifth in both.
SERIES
Saturday marks the 74th meeting between these two powerhouses. The series dates back to 1917 and the Eagles claimed both the first win and the last matchup. The Warhawks hold the longest win streak in the series – a 19-game span from 2005-2022. UWW is 17-12 against the Eagles in games played in Whitewater. The Warhawks have shutout the Eagles four times in the series while UWL has tallied seven in the last 108 years.
LAST TIME OUT – UWW
UW-Whitewater cruised to a 26-6 win over then-No. 6 Mary Hardin-Baylor in Belton, Texas two weeks ago. The Warhawks were balanced in their attack against the Crusaders with 255 yards on the ground and three touchdowns through the air.
Justin Klinkner found Patrick Lippe, Brian Stanton and Tyler Vasey on TD passes while Seth Adams hit a pair of field goals. Defensively, Efrein Ramirez and Ethan Gallagher paced UWW with seven tackles each while Gallagher added a sack for a loss of six.
The Warhawks geared up for their Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference opener during the bye week last week.
LAST TIME OUT – UWL
The Eagles topped Division II Wayne State 31-22 in their last time out on September 20. UW-La Crosse registered 343 yards and four passing touchdowns while totaling just 55 yards on the ground.
With just two non-conference games on their schedule, the Eagles have had two bye weeks so far this season — week one and just last week.
ON THE AIR
Saturday’s game will be broadcast live on the WIAC Network courtesy of UWWTV. Live stats will be available on uwwsports.com. Fans can listen to Josh and Bill with the call live on the radio on 105.9 FM The Hog in the Whitewater/Janesville area, or online at www.1059thehog.com.
NEW FOR THIS GAME
UW-Whitewater students will need to scan their Hawk cards for entry into Perkins Stadium per new university policy. Students will still get in free of charge, but they will now scan their IDs upon entry.
Fans are encouraged to visit Gameday Central with all the information you need for gameday at The Perk including UW-Whitewater’s bag policy, tailgate policy, carry-in policy, links to purchase tickets and parking and more! Tickets are cash only- $15 | Senior Citizen & Youth (under 18) – $10 – Children 3 years and under: Free
PARKING INFORMATION
As of Wednesday, October 1st, seven parking lots have been sold out. Fans arriving on gameday that have not purchased parking online must use Lots 1 [which is south of the Greenhill Center for the Arts] or 12 [which is just north of the Bassett House off Prairie St.] No cash will be accepted on gameday for parking. Lots open at 10 AM Saturday. Questions regarding football gameday parking can be directed to UWW Parking Services at 262-472-1011 or by email at parking@uww.edu.
Editor’s note: The above press release was received from UW-Whitewater Athletics.
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Two-time Paralympic gold medalist and former Shriners Children’s Chicago patient John Boie will be making an appearance at noon prior to the UW-Whitewater Shrine Game on Saturday, October 4. UWW is taking on UW-La Crosse for Shriners Day.
Boie won his second gold medal at the 2024 Paralympics as a member of the United States men’s wheelchair basketball team. He began receiving care at Shriners Children’s Chicago when he was 6 years old, undergoing physical and occupational therapy throughout his childhood after being paralyzed in an accident on his family’s farm.
Boie is also a Wisconsin native and a UWW graduate. The UWW Shrine Game supports Shriners Children’s and its mission to care for children with orthopedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lip and palate, regardless of a family’s ability to pay or insurance status. The game will help children across Wisconsin receive life-changing care.
Editor’s note: The above press release was provided by Schriners Children’s.
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