Hartford Union High School 3
Homestead 1
Kewaskum 6
Winneconne 3
Catholic Memorial 3
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 0
Cedarburg 6
Arrowhead 0
Slinger 5
Germantown 2
Pewaukee 10
Grafton 5
Beaver Dam 4
Monona Grove 3
Hamilton 10
Oconomowoc 0
Waupun 1
Oshkosh West 0
Johnson Creek 9
Waterloo 1
Lakeside Lutheran 3
Stoughton 0
Waukesha West 9
Kettle Moraine 4
The Kettle Moraine Lutheran girls track team won a Glacier Trails Conference Championship. The Chargers scored over 150 points, while Port Washington finished second.
Sydney Falkowski broke her school records in both the 200m and 400m, and ran the fastest time in Wisconsin in all divisions in the 400m dash, and the second fastest time (5th in State) in D2 in the 200m dash, according to Kettle Moraine Lutheran Athletics.
Sandy Knoll Disc Golf Course has been recognized as one of the top disc golf courses in Wisconsin by UDisc, the world’s largest disc golf app. Sandy Knoll ranked 7th out of 471 courses statewide.
“We are extremely proud of what has been accomplished together and look forward to continuing to make Sandy Knoll one of the premier disc golf destinations in Wisconsin,” said Josh Hamm, owner of Riverside Disc Golf in a press release. “This recognition is a direct reflection of the dedication, hard work, and continued improvements made throughout the property.”
Hamm also expressed appreciation to the entire Washington County Parks staff for their continued support and maintenance efforts that help keep the course in outstanding condition.
Sandy Knoll continues to attract players from across the state.
High School Baseball:
Slinger 9
St. Joseph 6
Kewaskum 8
Ozaukee 0
Oconomowoc 12
New Berlin West 5
Germantown 15
Waukesha South 4
Hamilton 11
Mukwonago 10
Horicon 3
Winnebago Lutheran Academy 2
Watertown 8
Wauwatosa East 7
Elkhorn 4
Beaver Dam 3
Mayville 24
Marshall 1
Seymour 15
Campbellsport 2
High School Softball:
Kewaskum 11
Sheboygan Falls-Kohler 0
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 4
West Bend East 2
Fond du Lac 8
West Bend West 1
Homestead 12
Menomonee Falls 6
Racine Lutheran 6
Lake Country Lutheran 0
Oakfield 11
Horicon 1
Germantown 18
Whitefish Bay 3
Arrowhead 13
Nicolet 0
Oconomowoc 4
Watertown 2
Waupun 18
Appleton West 0
Nascar champ Kyle Busch passed away on Thursday, May 21.
A joint statement from the Busch Family, Richard Childress Racing and NASCAR regarding the passing of Kyle Busch.
"On behalf of the Busch family, everyone at Richard Childress Racing and all of NASCAR, we are devastated to announce the sudden and tragic passing of Kyle Busch.
Our entire NASCAR family is heartbroken by the loss of Kyle Busch. A future Hall of Famer, Kyle was a rare talent, one who comes along once in a generation. He was fierce, he was passionate, he was immensely skilled and he cared deeply about the sport and fans. Throughout a career that spanned more than two decades, Kyle set records in national series wins, won championships at NASCAR’s highest level and fostered the next generation of drivers as an owner in the Truck Series. His sharp wit and competitive spirit sparked a deep emotional connection with race fans of every age, creating the proud and loyal ‘Rowdy Nation.’ NASCAR lost a giant of the sport today, far too soon."
Busch was a two-time Cup champion. He'd been in the Cup Series since 2004. Busch won the championship in 2015 and 2019, and had 234 victories across all three NASCAR national series.
Hartford Union High School 13
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 0
Catholic Memorial 7
Slinger 6
West Bend West 13
Germantown 2
Muskego 8
Arrowhead 4
Menomonee Falls 21
Wauwatosa West 0
Green Bay Preble 2
Hamilton 0
Campbellsport 11
Oakfield 1
Sun Prairie East 8
Beaver Dam 7
Waupun 8
Pewaukee 1
Watertown 7
Middleton 4
West Bend West 3
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 1
Kewaskum 12
Plymouth 1
Muskego 10
Arrowhead 0
Nicolet 9
West Bend East 2
Living Word Lutheran 5
Brookfield Academy 4
Oconomowoc 11
Catholic Memorial 6
Germantown 6
Hamilton 0
Campbellsport 5
Lomira 4
Mayville 5
St. Mary's Springs 4
Jefferson 1
East Troy 0
Oak Creek 2
Kettle Moraine 1
Milton 3
Watertown 2
Horicon 10
Central Wisconsin Christian 7
The Hartford Union High School boys track and field team put in an impressive performance at the North Shore Conference Championships.
The Orioles broke five school records, including Cole Ohm broke in the 100m with a time of 10.50. Ohm beat the previous record of 10.72.
Treyton Mertz, Ethan Webb, Myles Jansen, and Sullivan McManigal set a new school record in the 4x200 relay with a time of 1:29:44. The previous record was 1:29:45.
Carter Koch, McManigal, Jansen, and Ohm broke their own 4x100 relay school record with a time of 42.56, beating the old mark of 42.99.
Ohm also broke his own 200m school record of 21.62 with a time of 21.56.
Freshman Carter Koch broke the long jump school record of 21-10.75 with a jump of 22-7.5.
Hartford Union High School 1
Homestead 1
Muskego 4
Oconomowoc 1
Omro 6
Lomira 0
Arrowhead 3
Kettle Moraine 1
Hamilton 3
West Allis Hale 0
Waunakee 6
Watertown 0
Hartford Union High School 10
Germantown 0
Plymouth 9
Kewaskum 8
Menasha 5
West Bend West 4
Arrowhead 9
Kettle Moraine 3
Hamilton 12
Kenosha Bradford 5
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 14
Mayville 3
Campbellsport 7
Random Lake 1
Waupun 4
Lomira 1
Lakeside Lutheran 3
Waterloo 2
Beaver Dam 6
Monona Grove 3
Watertown 5
DeForest 3
Brookfield Central 8
Menomonee Falls 6
High school softball:
Hartford Union High School 18
Nicolet 0
Menomonee Falls 6
West Bend West 2
Waukesha North 13
Arrowhead 2
Plymouth 12
West Bend East 1
Columbus 16
Lake Country Lutheran 1
Lake Mills 6
Marshall 4
Jefferson 3
Pewaukee 1
Hamilton 10
Muskego 7
Lourdes Academy 5
Living Word Lutheran 0
Beaver Dam 5
Waunakee 4
Lomira 14
St. Mary's Springs 0
Campbellsport 11
North Fond du Lac 5
High school softball:
Nicolet 12
Hartford Union High School 4
Slinger 4
Cedarburg 1
Waupun 12
Lomira 0
Campbellsport 4
Mayville 3
Kewaskum 14
Cedar Grove-Belgium 4
West Bend East 5
University School of Milwaukee 3
Wisconsin Lutheran 8
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 4
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 12
Lakeside Lutheran 2
Living Word Lutheran 6
Port Washington 5
Menomonee Falls 5
Arrowhead 0
Stevens Point 5 15
Watertown 3 1
Hartford Union High School 12
Homestead 2
New Berlin Eisenhower 6
West Bend East 2
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 11 10
West Bend West 7 13
Arrowhead 4
Oconomowoc 3
Slinger 15
Grafton 3
Plymouth 14
Kewaskum 7
Beaver Dam 7
Pewaukee 5
Lake Country Lutheran 5
Catholic Central 1
Lomira 11
Campbellsport 2
Menomonee Falls 4
Divine Savior Holy Angels 1
Hamilton 7
Brookfield East 0
The Hartford Union High School softball team continues to win this season. Timely hits and strong pitching remain a staple for the Orioles' softball program.
Hartford's impressive 12-2 win over Homestead in five innings on Thursday, May 14 keep them undefeated in the North Shore Conference. The Orioles finished with 13 hits, while scoring three runs in the second inning and six runs in the fourth inning.
Head coach Emily Martin earned her 400th career win.
Hartford's softball team clinched a North Shore Conference title with a 13-2 win over Whitefish Bay on Tuesday, May 12.
High school baseball:
Homestead 9
Hartford Union High School 6
Slinger 2
Grafton 1
West Bend East 7
West Bend West 1
Whitefish Bay 10
Arrowhead 0
Pewaukee 11
Waukesha North 2
High School softball:
Brookfield Central 4
Germantown 0
Jefferson 10
Lake Mills 6
Hamilton 12
West Allis Hale 0
Hartford Union High School 13
Whitefish Bay 2
Hustisford-Dodgeland 3
Lourdes Academy 1
Lake Country Lutheran 16
St. Francis 0
West Bend East 13
West Bend West 8
Slinger 25
Nicolet 1
Oak Creek 4
Arrowhead 3
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 20
Sheboygan South 1
Oconomowoc 14
Kettle Moraine 5
Menomonee Falls 2
West Allis Hale 1
Germantown 11 20
Divine Savior Holy Angels 1 2
Campbellsport 5
Winnebago Lutheran Academy 4
Beaver Dam 8
Baraboo 3
Lomira 17
Omro 2
West Bend West 10
West Bend East 0
Lake Country Lutheran 20
Kenosha Christian Life 1
Lake Country Lutheran 14
Oconomowoc 5
Kettle Moraine 7
Arrowhead 3
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 8
Sheboygan South 0
Pewaukee 5
Waukesha North 2
Marquette University 7
Germantown 6
Waupun 9
Lake Mills 4
Monona Grove 15
Watertown 5
Campbellsport 9
Omro 0
Milton 11
Beaver Dam 0
Ethan Hoffmann wins. On top of that, the Hartford Union High School senior thrives on the tennis court.
In a sport which is mentally and physically challenging to a high degree, it seems to bring out the best in him.
"I started playing when I was six," said Hoffmann. "I have played pretty much my whole life. It's so fun, my parents taught me everything about it."
All of the hours on the tennis court and all of the tournaments through the years landed him in the record books. Hoffmann won his 100th career high school varsity match on Saturday, May 2 in convincing fashion, 6-0, 6-0 over West Bend East's Sam Loiacono. He's the first tennis player in the history of the program, boys or girls, at Hartford Union High School to reach the milestone.
"I didn't know going into that match," Hoffmann admitted with a laugh, regarding the 100th career victory. "My coach surprised me."
Hoffmann plays #1 singles for the Orioles this season and is a four-year varsity standout on the Hartford Union High School boys tennis team, with an overall record of 101-15, at the time of this writing. He carries an impressive 20-0 match record this season.
Hoffmann went undefeated at third singles his freshman year, contributing to a talented roster which included his older brother.
"Ethan is a delightful young man who is always positive, happy, and incredibly coachable," said Hartford Union High School Boys Tennis Coach Andy Andress in a press release. "What makes him special is the class, humility, and grace that he exudes on and off the court. He is well-grounded and puts tennis in the proper perspective."
Coach Andress credits Hoffmann's success to a relentless work ethic and a strong support system.
Hoffmann told WTKM that his role on the team as the only senior means a lot to him.
"It's interesting, we have a lot of juniors on our team. Being the only senior, I kind of have to be the leader of our team."
Ethan is a three-time Wisconsin High School Tennis State qualifier. He reached the Round of 16 as a #11 seed last season at the state tournament, and says he wants to go back.
"Last year at state, I felt like I could have played more consistent. But there is nothing like it, it's intense and you have all of these people watching you up top. I am trying to get a top eight seed this season. We'll see if I can sneak into the top eight. There are a lot of good players."
Hoffmann plans to continue his tennis career after graduation at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, where he will study business and join the Warhawks' tennis program next year.
Photo by Hartford Union High School.
High School Baseball:
Hartford Union High School 5
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 2
West Bend West 13 7
Ripon 6 2
Homestead 10
West Bend East 3
Lake Country Lutheran 12
Martin Luther 2
Lake Country Lutheran 15
Milwaukee Lutheran 0
Germantown 8
Greenfield 2
Menomonee Falls 4
Shorewood 3
Pewaukee 16
St. Thomas More 6
Sun Prairie East 11
Watertown 1
Hamilton 14
Watertown 6
Grafton 10
Campbellsport 6
High School Softball:
Fond du Lac 7
Hartford Union High School 3
Hartford Union High School 13
Notre Dame Academy 1
Wisconsin Lutheran 11
Slinger 4
West Bend East 6
St. Mary's Springs 5
Lake Country Lutheran 18
Milwaukee Lutheran 1
Martin Luther 13
Lake Country Lutheran 6
Beaver Dam 12
Oconomowoc 2
Lomira 1
Cambria-Friesland 0
Hartford Union High School 9
Port Washington 4
Slinger 2
Homestead 1
Kewaskum 4
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 3
West Bend West 17 15
Sheboygan South 0 0
Germantown 10 16
Wauwatosa East 0 6
West Bend East 15
Plymouth 10
Waukesha West 6
Arrowhead 4
Campbellsport 15
Omro 0
Hamilton 2
Divine Savior Holy Angels 0
Oak Creek 10
Oconomowoc 0
Mukwonago 7
Kettle Moraine 5
Greendale 9
Pewaukee 0
Waupun 2
Lakeside Lutheran 1
Lodi 3
Lake Mills 2
Lourdes Academy 6
Horicon 5
West Bend East 10
Sheboygan South 0
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 5
Plymouth 2
Kewaskum 14
Port Washington 6
Arrowhead 7
Oconomowoc 4
Germantown 8
West Allis Hale 2
Campbellsport 12
North Fond du Lac 1
Lomira 2
Mayville 1
Waukesha West 5
Kettle Moraine 4
Waupun 12
Lakeside Lutheran 2
Horicon 22
Wayland Academy 1
Baseball:
Whitefish Bay 12
Hartford Union High School 6
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 6
Living Word Lutheran 3
West Bend West 2
Hamilton 1
Softball:
Hamilton 9
Slinger 0
Arrowhead 14
Mukwonago 4
Union Grove 12
Menomonee Falls 0
Brookfield Academy 10
Lake Country Lutheran 9
Oconomowoc 9
Waukesha West 6
Catholic Memorial 5
Kettle Moraine 4
Watertown 7
DeForest 3
Hartford Union High School is proud to announce that two outstanding
student-athletes, Brady Walters and Asamina Villalobos, have been named 2026 WIAA ScholarAthletes. This prestigious recognition honors students across Wisconsin who havedemonstrated excellence both in the classroom and in athletic competition.
Brady and Asamina exemplify what it means to be true student-athletes. Through their
dedication, discipline, and commitment, they have achieved remarkable academic successwhile also making a significant impact in their respective sports. Their ability to balance rigorouscoursework with the demands of high-level athletics speaks to their character, work ethic, anddetermination.
The WIAA Scholar Athlete Award is one of the highest honors bestowed upon high schoolseniors in Wisconsin. Recipients are selected based on their academic achievement, athleticaccomplishments, and leadership within their school and community.
Hartford Union High School congratulates Brady and Asamina on this well-deserved honor andthanks them for their contributions to the school community.
Media Contact:
Laura Trapp
Director of Communications
Hartford Union High School District
laura.trapp@huhs.org
262-670-3200 x4020 | www.huhs.org
Hartford Union High School 8
Cedarburg 4
Plymouth 9
West Bend West 6
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 6
Port Washington 5
Kewaskum 8
West Bend East 7
Slinger 17
Whitefish Bay 1
Germantown 16 18
Wauwatosa West 1 0
Lake Country Lutheran 5 3
Luther Prep 3 12
Pewaukee 8
Waukesha North 3
Watertown 6 3
Waunakee 2 13
Waupun 15
Lake Mills 0
Beaver Dam 17
Milton 9
Markesan 10
Horicon 9
Whitnall 18
Menomonee Falls 12
Homestead 9
Slinger 1
West Bend East 14
Sheboygan South 2
Port Washington 7
Kewaskum 0
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 13
Plymouth 2
Oak Creek 11
Arrowhead 9
Mukwonago 7
Catholic Memorial 3
DeForest 7
Watertown 0
Germantown 6
West Allis Hale 3
Campbellsport 2
North Fond du Lac 0
Campbellsport 2
Oakfield 0
Mayville 12
Lomira 5
Kettle Moraine 5
Oconomowoc 1
The Washington County Track and Field Invite was held at Slinger High School.
It was a solid team win for the Hartford Union High School boys track team.
The Orioles were impressive in many events, including the 4x100-meter relay with a first place finish at 43.59 (M. Jansen, S. McManigal, C. Koch, C. Ohm). West Bend East earned second place in 46.10 with Slinger coming in third at 46.52.
Hartford's Cole Ohm used his speed to finish first in the 100-meter race with a time of 10.93. Slinger's Jeffrey Ford and Tomasz Van eperen finished tied for second at 11.67.
Another notable performance was Brody Gumm's 51.67 in the 400-meter. It was enough for first place. Benjamin Sajdak of West Bend East finished second with a time of 51.88. Oliver Davison of Kettle Moraine Lutheran earned third place with a 52.49.
The 200-meter race saw the Orioles finish first and second. Ohm broke through the tape first at 22.22 while his teammate, Ethan Webb finished second at 23.22.
It was also a first and second place finish in the triple jump for the Orioles. Gumm's 39-00.00 was the top jump followed by 38-08.00 by Tyler Zuern.
Carter Koch recorded the top long jump for Hartford Union High School with 20-07.00. Vincent Zirbes of West Bend East was second with a jump of 18-11.00.
The Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association is made up of over 4,900 members who coach at the youth, high school or collegiate level.
The WBCA hosts the Hall of Fame, All-State/Academic All-State, Boys’ All-Star and Girls’ All-Star, Fall Coaches Clinic. The feature event of the WBCA is the running of the boys’ and girls’ high school all star games with proceeds going to five charities: Garding Against Cancer, The MACC Fund, Ronald McDonald House, Camp Waubeek (Easter Seals) and Hometown Heroes.
The mission of the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association is to improve, preserve and promote the game of basketball in Wisconsin.
The All-Star Games, scheduled for June 24 and 25 at Justagame Fieldhouse in Wisconsin Dells, are a celebration of the state’s top high school basketball talent, and an opportunity to give back. The Girls’ All-Star Games will tip off on Wednesday, June 24, followed by the Boys’ All-Star Games on Thursday, June 25, featuring standout seniors from each WIAA division.
What sets these games apart is their purpose. Every dollar raised supports the five charities.
Hartford Union High School Boys Basketball Head Coach, Chris Smith and Hartford's 6-3 small forward/point guard Sam Richter have been selected to participate in the 2026 WBCA All-Star Game.
High school baseball:
West Bend West 7
Hartford Union High School 2
Slinger 8
Nicolet 6
Kewaskum 9
Ripon 2
Germantown 10
Marquette University 2
Luther Prep 5
Lake Mills 3
Campbellsport 14
Columbus 1
Horicon 2
Pardeeville 1
Oconomowoc 5
McFarland 1
High school softball:
Arrowhead 13
Hartford Union High School 11
Cedarburg 2
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 0
Beaver Dam 8
West Bend West 4
Germantown 4
Menomonee Falls 1
Winnebago Lutheran Academy 15
Lake Country Lutheran 0
Pewaukee 15
Divine Savior Holy Angels 0
Hamilton 19
Wauwatosa East 0
Baseball:
Hartford Union High School 8
Cedarburg 2
West Bend East 6
Plymouth 3
West Bend West 11
Sheboygan South 1
Kewaskum 6
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 5
Wisconsin Lutheran 7
Slinger 3
Lake Country Lutheran 12
University School of Milwaukee 1
Oconomowoc 22
Arrowhead 7
Winnebago Lutheran Academy 5
Campbellsport 0
Beaver Dam 2
Watertown 0
Laconia 14
Mayville 7
Waukesha West 3
Kettle Moraine 0
Softball:
Hartford Union High School 8
Slinger 5
Kewaskum 22
Sheboygan South 0
West Bend West 5
Port Washington 4
Kettle Moraine Lutheran 7
West Bend East 0
Menomonee Falls 8
Brookfield East 1
Hamilton 29
Wauwatosa West 0
New Berlin West 5
Pewaukee 4
Oconomowoc 11
Mukwonago 10
Waunakee 5
Beaver Dam 1
Lakeside Lutheran 11
Lake Mills 5
Lomira 7
Winnebago Lutheran Academy 0
