Scott Venci

1 week ago | greenbaypressgazette.com | Scott Venci

UWGB men's basketball coach Doug Gottlieb will continue hosting his national radio show during the season but plans some changes to the schedule. Gottlieb's radio schedule during his first season with the Phoenix drew criticism, especially after the team's 4-28 record. UWGB athletic director Josh Moon expressed support for Gottlieb's efforts and did not request the changes to his radio commitments.

1 week ago | jsonline.com | Scott Venci

UWGB men's basketball coach Doug Gottlieb will continue hosting his national radio show during the season but plans some changes to the schedule. Gottlieb's radio schedule during his first season with the Phoenix drew criticism, especially after the team's 4-28 record. UWGB athletic director Josh Moon expressed support for Gottlieb's efforts and did not request the changes to his radio commitments.

1 week ago | greenbaypressgazette.com | Scott Venci

Green Bay Preble softball coach Ron Metzler considers this year's team his deepest ever. Preble utilizes a pitching rotation led by Katie Geydoshek and Tenley Kuehn. The team aims to become the first Green Bay public school to reach the state tournament. GREEN BAY – Ron Metzler is in his 15th season as the Green Bay Preble softball coach. He entered the year leading the Hornets to 278 victories and five Fox River Classic Conference titles since he took over in 2011, including three of the last four.

1 week ago | greenbaypressgazette.com | Scott Venci

Who was the area's top performer last week? You tell us. You can vote for the Cellcom Press-Gazette high school athlete of the week until 3 p.m. Saturday. You don't have to be a subscriber to vote. Votes are limited to one per hour per device. Marinette baseball player Cooper Smith was last week’s winner, receiving 414 votes. Here are this week's nominees. Be sure to vote in the poll below. Devon Bostwick, Oconto baseballThrew a two-hit shutout in a win over Sevastopol, striking out 15 batters.

1 week ago | greenbaypressgazette.com | Scott Venci

UWGB women's basketball coach Kayla Karius rebuilt her roster primarily through the transfer portal after losing seven players to graduation. The Phoenix added several key players, including local standouts Carley Duffney and Gracie Grzesk, as well as Horizon League star Maddy Skorupski. UWGB is one of only five women's programs in the nation without a player entering the transfer portal in the past two years.