Both the Chilton boys and girls cross country teams won the team portion of the meet. The Tigers beat teams from New Holstein, Plymouth, and Sheboygan Falls. Team scores for the girl's teams were: Chilton 24, Plymouth 40, Sheboygan Falls 109, and New Holstein 137. Team scores for the boy's team were: Chilton 33, Plymouth 36, Sheboygan Falls 68, and New Holstein Incomplete.

Top three individual finishers at the quad on the girl's side were: 1st Haley Johnson of Plymouth in a time of 18:11, 2nd Kristen Linzmeier of Chilton 15:48, and 3rd Niki Rhyan Plymouth 16:37.

Top three individual finishers at the quad on the boy's side were: 1st Luke Schmidt of Plymouth in a time of 18:11, 2nd Jake Rollmann of Chilton 18:23, and 3rd James Wise of Chilton 18:39.

Other top finishers for the Chilton boy's team were: 7th Jon Mortimer 19:43, 9th Marcus Chaussee 19:54, and 12th Zac Schmitz 20:19.

Other top finishers for the Chilton girl's team were: 4th Ali Richman 16:58, 5th Kayla Lisowe 17:56, 6th Amber Schmitz 17:56, 7th Chelsea Kilgas 18:02, and 8th Kara Linzmeier 18:16.

The Tigers cross country team will continue with its season on Friday September 3rd at the Freedom Invitational held at Irish Waters Golf Club.

The match was played on Monday August 23rd. Individual score were as follows: S1-Megan Fritz (C) beat Gerogie Selner (K) 6-4,6-3, S2-Briana Reilly (C) beat Alicia Siebold (K) 6-0,6-0, S3-Ashley Pagel (C) beat Alexia Brewster (K) 6-2,6-2, S4-Alyssa Kartheiser (C) beat Eliza Obry (K) 6-0,6-1, D1-Kelley Berth/Erin Hauser (C) beat Josie Hower/Amanda Kudick (K) 6-4,6-1, D2-Alex Theiler/Cecilia Stewart (C) beat Cassidy Crabb/Katelyn Hower (K) 6-3,6-0, and D3-Hannah Brandenburg/Brooklyn Biese (C) beat Amanda Vogeltanz/Sarah Peterson (K) 6-0,6-1.

Chilton went on later in the week to be defeated by Two Rivers by a team score of 6-1.

Individual score of the match were as follows: S1-Katie Ralph (TW) beat Megan Fritz (C) 3-6,6-2,6-2, S2-Haley Groelle (TW) beat Briana Reilly (C) 6-2,6-2, S3-Ashley Pagel (C) beat Ashley Kakuk (TW) 6-4,7-6, S4-Lindsay Fish (TW) beat Alyssa Kartheiser (C) 2-6,6-2,6-4, D1-Montana Anderson/Taylor Czekala (TW) beat Kelley Berth/Erin Hauser (C) 6-0,6-1, D2-Megan Conway/Nicole Rezachek (TW) beat Alex Theiler/Cecilia Stewart (C) 6-0,6-1, and D3-Brooke Yokiel/Kristin Heimerl (TW) beat Hannah Brandenburg/Brooklyn Biese (C) 6-4,6-2.

Chilton is set to take on their next opponent, Koehler, on Tuesday August 31st away, followed by a match against Waupun also on the road on Thursday September 2nd, and a home match on Tuesday September 7th at Kiel.

Chilton Tennis player senior Alyssa Kartheiser, as she volleys a ball back to her opponent during the Tigers recent match against Kewaunee.

The CVB team overpowered their opponent reigning victorious by a team score of 119-50.

The CVB team won every individual varsity event. Event winners were as follows: 200yard Medley Relay team of Katherine Johnson, Sam Ott, Denys Koenigs, and Andrea Berger, 200yard Freestyle-Theresa Evenson, 200yard IM-Koenigs, 50yard Freestyle-Berger, 100yard Butterfly-Koenigs, 100yard Freestyle-Katrien Rogers, 500yard Freestyle-Berger, 200yard Freestyle-Johnson, 100yard Backstroke-Johnson, 100yard Breaststroke-Ott, and 400yard Freestyle Relay team of Evenson, Molly Barnes, Allison Barnes, and Berger.

CVB also won the JV team portion of the meet by a team score of 73-25. Individual winner of the JV events for the CVB team were as follows: 200yard Medley Relay team of Katie Walch, Jackie Janisko, Desirae Kiesow, and Brittany Loose, 200yard Freestyle-Kalie Knutson, 50yard Freestyle-Micaella Schneider, 100yard Freestyle-Becca Schwarz, 200yard Freestyle Relay team of Maria Hostettler, Monica Grube, Schneider, and Eden Schaller, 100yard Backstroke-Nicole Hickenbotham, and the 100yard Breaststroke-Desirae Kiesow.

The Chilton/Valders/Brillion swim team continues their season on Tuesday September 7th with the Sheboygan South Relays, followed by the Appleton East Pentathlon on Saturday September 11th and a dual meet against New London on Tuesday September 14th at home.

The game sure didn't lack in scoring, as both teams scored in numerous ways.

The Raiders got on the board first, when senior Isaiah Herzog returned a fumble 40 yards for the score early in the first quarter of the game. Herzog would go on to score three more times on the night, once on an 85 yard kick off return, once when he caught a pass of 25yards for the score, and once when he caught a 40 yards pass for the touchdown.

Chilton's first score of the night also came in the first quarter on a fumble. Cody Schwarz picked up a fumbled pitch and ran the 35 yards for the touchdown to bring the Tigers to within one touchdown, 14-6. Kiel would score again, but the Tigers did not give up as Lucas Hemauer ran 16 yards for the score to bring Chilton to a 28-13 halftime score. Chilton's Austin Hephner then ran 57 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter but the Tigers would get no closer and would lose the game 28-29.

His 40 yard return of a Chilton fumble put Kiel on the board early in the first quarter. Herzog returned a kickoff 85 yards for a TD and caught passes of 25 and 40 yards for touchdowns from quarterback Geddy Nordby. Derek Fritsch had a seven yard TD run and Brandon Riesterer nailed a 21 yard field to round out Kiel scoring.

Chilton was led in rushing on the night be Austin Hephner with 100 yards on 12 carries. Hephner also led the Tigers in receiving with one catch for 16 yards.

The Tigers are set to take on their next opponent, non-conference New Holstein on Friday September 2nd away.

(Pictured Left)  Quarterback #7 Lucas Hemauer as he takes the snap from #53 Rees Kopecky during the Chilton season opener against Kiel.

Brillion rolled to the victory on 386 rushing yards and a rushing average of 8.6 yards per carry.

The Lions jumped on the board first, scoring three times before Sevastopol got on the board. Brillions first scored came in the first quarter on a Will Jensen one yard run, followed by a Tanner Behnke two yard touchdown run in the second, and a Jensen 39 yard pass for the score also in the second.

The score was 19-0, when the Pioneer first got on their first score a 37 yard interception return.

The Lions would head to the second half with a 19-6 lead and would score three more times before the game was through. Evan Meulemans scored in the third quarter on a one yard dash, followed by a Behnke two yard run for the score. Then in the fourth Brandon Pribbernow would go 59 yards for the Lions final score of the night.

Sevastopol would score one more time on the night when quarterback Riley Spetz hit Austin Gulley with an eight yard touchdown pass.

Coach Kittel had this to say after the victory, "We did a good job of establishing the run early in this game. We had nice balance rushing the ball as well."

Leading rushers on the night for the Lions were: Behnke for 98 yards, Meulemans 96, Justin Zeamer 68, and Pribbernow 59.

Leading receivers for Brillion were: Jordan Mathiebe 2 catches for 45 yards, James Van Thiel one catch for 39 yards, Zach Eichhorst one catch for 21 yards, Zeamer.

The Lions are set to hit the road to take on their next opponent Manitowoc Lutheran on Friday September 2nd at Manitowoc Lutheran.

In the win Hilbert rushed for 387 yards and running backs Connor Nett, Spencer Schulz, and Marcus Kopecky all averaged more than five yards per carry.

Hilbert scored twice in the opening quarter of the match up once on a Kopecky 13 yard run and once on a Nett five yard run.

Hilbert continued to dominate as the score two more touchdowns in the second quarter on a 19 yard reception by Tommy Sweere and a 40 yard punt return by Levi Cummings. They led 28-0 at the half.

Hilbert would score another two times in the second half, once on a 55 yard bomb from quarterback Braden Hemauer to Sweere and again on a Nett 16 yard run.

Algoma's Jesse Kroll would pick up two touchdowns in the second half of the game but it was too little too late as Hilbert rolled easily to the victory.

Sweere led in receptions on the night with two catches for 74 yards.

Hilbert will hit the road to take on Roncalli on Saturday September 4th. The game starts at 1:00pm.