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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. Green Bay Preble girls soccer player Samantha Thompson was last week’s winner, receiving 11,411 votes. Thompson’s teammate, Olivia Wiernasz, was runner-up with 10,280 votes. Preble supporters came out in a big way for the two Hornets standouts.
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greenbaypressgazette.com | Scott Venci
Bay Port girls soccer is off to a strong start despite injuries to key players, including Natalie Squire and Macie Brosteau. Freshman Ava Nagel is emerging as a dominant scorer for the Pirates. The team's veteran leadership has embraced the younger players, creating a positive team dynamic. Bay Port girls soccer coach Brooke Mraz has been around long enough to know that what happens during the season doesn’t always matter come playoff time. Her Pirates might be the best example.
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greenbaypressgazette.com | Scott Venci
Natisha Hiedeman led Southwest girls basketball to three straight winning seasons and a 51-23 record after almost a decade of losing seasons. The former Marquette star was drafted into the WNBA in 2019 and is entering her seventh season in the league. Hiedeman has played in three WNBA Finals and continues to excel professionally, also having played overseas and coached at Penn State. GREEN BAY – Natisha Hiedeman has made a lot of history and set plenty of records during her young life.
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1 week ago |
jsonline.com | Scott Venci
Natisha Hiedeman led Southwest girls basketball to three straight winning seasons and a 51-23 record after almost a decade of losing seasons. The former Marquette star was drafted into the WNBA in 2019 and is entering her seventh season in the league. Hiedeman has played in three WNBA Finals and continues to excel professionally, also having played overseas and coached at Penn State. GREEN BAY – Natisha Hiedeman has made a lot of history and set plenty of records during her young life.
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sports.yahoo.com | Scott Venci
GREEN BAY – Natisha Hiedeman has made a lot of history and set plenty of records during her young life. The former Green Bay Southwest basketball star graduated in 2015 as the metro’s all-time leading scorer with 1,773 points, a mark that eventually was topped by Trojans guard Jaddan Simmons.
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