Today is Friday, October 9, 2026
As part of our Pick a Day, Come and Play Week, sponsored by Washington’s PATT, members of the Whippet and Warhawk football teams came to school on Wednesday, September 22, to play with our students during lunch recess.
Our kids were very excited to meet all of the players and couldn’t wait to play with them. Whether it was playing a game of touch football, having a blast playing 4-square, or swinging on the swings, a great time was had by all. We are not sure who had more fun, the football players or our elementary students.
Afterward, we treated our Whippets to a pizza lunch. These outreach opportunities continue to make a huge impact on our students and the greater community. Huge kudos to everyone for making these special events happen!
Article and Photos Submitted by Tom Grosinske
Washington Elementary School Principal
tgrosinske@wwusd.org
Whitewater High School is lucky to have several alumni involved with the Girls’ Swim Program.
Sarah Reynolds (2012) is the current Head Coach, Emma DuVal (2012) is the current Assistant Coach, Anna Yeazel (2017) volunteered as a timer, and Morgan Radaj (2019) officiated Tuesday’s swim meet against Jefferson/Cambridge.
All four alumni participated in Girls’ Swim while in high school; we appreciate you giving back!
Emma DuVal & Sarah Reynolds 
Anna Yeazel 
Morgan Radaj
Article and Photos Submitted by Gina Foucault
Whippet Volleyball fell to East Troy 3-0 on Tuesday, September 21. Below are the individual stats for the evening:
The Whippet Football Team came up short in a comeback attempt against the visiting Spartans of McFarland on Friday, September 17.
The first points of the game came from McFarland in the middle of the first quarter, but the Whippets responded with a 10-play drive capped off by an 11-yard touchdown run by Evaristo Soto. The Whippets missed the extra point leaving the score at 6-7. That score was maintained until halftime as the Whippets came up with two big end zone interceptions by Marcus DePorter and Nate Black.
McFarland was able to score twice in the 3rd quarter taking a 21-6 lead.
Early in the 4th quarter, Whitewater came up with another nice drive and finished with a 21-yard touchdown pass from Brock Grosinske to Marcus DePorter. After a successful two-point conversion, that would be the final score of the game, as the Whippets fell by a score of 14-28.
Statistic Highlights:
Grosinske: 14/26 passes, 147 yards, 1 TD, 2 INT
Friend: 19 carries, 73 yards
Soto: 3 carries, 20 yards, 1 TD
DePorter: 5 receptions, 73 yards, 1 TD
Friend: 15 tackles
Raglin: 11 tackles
Stevenson: 10 tackles
Black: 4 tackles, 1 INT, 1 FR
DePorter: 1 tackle, 1 INT
Ortiz: 4 tackles, 1 FF
Article Submitted by Jason Bleck
Whitewater High School Head Football Coach
jbleck@wwusd.org
Photo Courtesy of Bob Mischka
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