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US & Canada · PulaskiNo. 6 Michigan State beats No. 8 Nebraska 2-1 in the Big Ten Tournament semifinal. The Huskers had been coming off a shutout of No. 25 Ohio State in the first round of the tournament. Nebraska ended its season with an 8-7-5 record and hadn't been to a semifinal match since 2018.See the Story
Nebraska soccer falls to Michigan State in semifinal of Big Ten Tournament
Pulaski · PulaskiTwo teenagers and a homeowner face possible charges in a Pulaski-area bonfire explosion. The investigation followed an incident the night of Oct. 14. A 55-gallon drum partially filled with diesel and fuel was thrown onto a bonfire. The resulting explosion may have injured as many as 40 people.See the Story
Two teens, homeowner face possible charges in Pulaski-area bonfire explosion
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Pulaski · PulaskiCharges have been forwarded for review against two teenagers involved in the Pulaski bonfire incident that occurred in October. The Shawano County Sheriff's Office stated they would like to thank everyone who came forward to discuss this incident and provided information. The names of those who are involved have not been released at this time.See the Story
Charges forwarded for review in Pulaski bonfire
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Wrestling · PulaskiPulaski recorded six consecutive pins en route to a 73-6 victory over Ashwaubenon at Pulaski High School on Thursday night. The Red Raiders then rattled off consecutive pins at 106, 113, 120, 126, 132 and 138 to take a commanding 51-6 lead after 10 matches.See the Story
Pulaski pins Ashwaubenon
Pulaski · PulaskiPulaski boys soccer and Notre Dame Academy girls tennis teams honored by WIAA. Both programs were deemed to have shown outstanding sportsmanship. This is just the second time in Pulaski history the school has won a Sportsmanship Award. The last was in 1996 by the softball team. The WIAa selects one school from each state tournament to receive the award.See the Story
Pulaski, NDA win sportsmanship awards
Pulaski · PulaskiRick Kamps was a high school track assistant coach for 16 years. The University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh graduate will be taking on his third head coaching job after Kim Noe resigned last season. Kamps is a technical education teacher, and he doesn't plan on giving up football either.See the Story
Kamps takes over coaching Pulaski track and field
Pulaski · PulaskiThe Pulaski High School boys soccer team earned the Sportsmanship Award for the 2022 fall state tournament. The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association, in cooperation with Rural Mutual Insurance Co., revealed the team winners on Dec. 20. The WIAA/Rural Insurance Sportsmanship Award is presented to one school program and community – or communities in the case ofSee the Story
Pulaski boys soccer team earns WIAA/Rural Insurance Sportsmanship Award
Pulaski · PulaskiRick Kamps is the new Pulaski High School varsity track and field coach. He replaces Kim Noe, who resigned after last season. “We are excited to have coach Kamps take over as the head varsity track coach at Pulaski High School,” said athletic director Janel Batten. “Rick has been a coach and teacher here for years. We are excited to have him lead our track athletes andSee the Story
