A look back on the best stats of the fall
The varsity teams of fall sports had very successful seasons
Boys Soccer
- The team went to the Class 4 District 1 championship game for the second year in a row.
- There were 12 seniors on the team this year.
- Abdi Haji, forward, and Drew Albert, defense, were tied for the team lead with 11 points
Boys Swimming
- The Aquacats took 19 swimmers to state this year; the largest state team in the history of the team.
- The 400 yard freestyle relay of Jake Haefner, Hayden Seidel, Brenden Harris and Justin King placed 12th at state with a team record time of 3:20.29.
Cross Country
- Zach Balleau (11) made it into the top 25 in the state competition, qualifying him as an all-state runner.
- Hannah Long (12) won state with a time of 17:38.29, 30 seconds ahead of the rest of the field.
Field Hockey
- Kelsey Lanham, forward, led the team in points with 26.
- The Wildcats finished with a record of 8-9-2.
Football
- From the fourth to the eighth game of the year the Wildcats outscored their opponents 192-7.
- Brett Geisz, quarterback, totaled 1285 passing yards and 785 rushing yards to compliment his 24 total touchdowns.
- The squad won the conference title for the second year in a row. This was the first time the Wildcats accomplished this feat in the team’s illustrious history.
Girls Golf
- Allison Rieske (11) and Kelly Jackson (11) placed 12th and 21st, respectively in the district tournament.
- Rieske also finished 25th in the sectional tournament.
Girls Tennis
- Kenna Hughes, number one player, placed third in Class 2 District 6.
Girls Volleyball
- The team finished with a record of 17-11-2 this season.
- The team went to the semifinals of the district tournament this year, falling in three sets to Lafayette.
- Alexa McAndrew, outside hitter, led the team in kills with 232.
Softball
- The team went to the state final four for the fourth consecutive season, placing fourth after falling to Holt and Jefferson.
- After starting the season 4-10, the team went on a 12 game win streak to take the to the final four.
- Katelyn Massa, catcher, led the team in average, home runs, and RBI’s with a line of 450/7/28.
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