Jim Hoehn

1 week ago | gmtoday.com | Jim Hoehn

LISBON — Germantown couldn’t overtake Hamilton for the title, but Alaina Williams and a long-ball offense prevented the Chargers from completing an undefeated conference season. Williams tossed a complete game, and Mia Hansen and Madison Werner each homered to pace the visiting Warkawks to a 9-5 victory over Hamilton in a Greater Metro Conference softball game Thursday. Germantown, which extended its winning streak to eight games, finished conference play at 14-2 and improved to 15-3 overall.

1 week ago | gmtoday.com | Jim Hoehn

LISBON — Germantown couldn’t overtake Hamilton for the title, but Alaina Williams and a long-ball offense prevented the Chargers from completing an undefeated conference season. Williams tossed a complete game, and Mia Hansen and Madison Werner each homered to pace the visiting Warkawks to a 9-5 victory over Hamilton in a Greater Metro Conference softball game Thursday. Germantown, which extended its winning streak to eight games, finished conference play at 14-2 and improved to 15-3 overall.

3 weeks ago | gmtoday.com | Jim Hoehn

WEST BEND — Early homers and pressure pitching provided a winning combination for Slinger. Brooke Tennies and Chloe Wolf set the tone with a pair of first-inning homers and Slinger’s pitchers buckled down with runners aboard to propel the Owls to a 7-3 victory over West Bend East in a North Shore Conference softball game Thursday. "I liked that our bats came out pretty hot, but I wish we’d been a little bit more consistent throughout the game," said Slinger coach Tanya Farhat.

4 weeks ago | gmtoday.com | Jim Hoehn

NEW BERLIN — Legendary football coach Bill Parcells said, "You are what your record says you are."After Pewaukee’s 9-0 victory over New Berlin West in a Woodland West girls soccer match Wednesday, Pirates coach Sean Sullivan had a different assessment. "I disagree with that 100%," said Sullivan, putting more emphasis on strength of schedule and performance, rather than four early-season losses to top competition.

4 weeks ago | usahockey.com | Jim Hoehn

The same unbridled energy that first steered David Ma toward the hockey rink as a youngster now serves him well on the international scene and at Princeton University. “My mom knew how to skate a little bit, and as a kid I had a lot of energy, so they would always try to put me into activities and stuff and see what I could do to kind of burn that off so that I'd be able to sleep at night,” Ma said. “When I was 3, they took me to the rink for the first time and started skating.