KIMBERLY — The Kaukauna Galloping Ghosts’ defense flexed its muscle early in the Battle for the Paddle. But by the end of the first half it was Kaukauna’s offensive line that led the way. Running back Muhammad Jobe scored twice as Kaukauna won the first Battle of the Paddle trophy game with a 14-7 win […]
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