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Friday
September 2010
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Franklin, 19 points
Homestead, 15
Brown Deer, 12
Oak Creek, 7
Greendale, 5
Others receiving votes: Brookfield Central, 1; Muskego, 1
(updated Monday, Aug. 30)
Veteran NOW sports writer Steven L. Tietz uses his blog, "Steve’s Cheers and Jeers," to duly reward the great, praise heartily the hard-working, uncover the unsung, and take to task the spoilsport, the foul-mouth and the crass in the local prep sports scene.
Sports Wraps: NOW staffers wrap up the games of the week in this highlights column
Sports Notes: From youth sports registration info to updates for Milwaukee pro sports teams
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Scoring leadersCheck out our interactive map for a look at the all-time scoring leaders of boys and girls basketball teams at high schools in the suburban Milwaukee area.
Find out who the best athletes in the area are by checking out the NOW All-Suburban teams:
Used to battling for top honors in their respective conference, the Menomonee Falls and Germantown girls volleyball teams had 2009 seasons that would have been fine to almost any other team, finishing second in the Greater Metro and North Shore, respectively.
Our sports staff weighs in an a variety of topics on the local sports scene
Nicolet girls basketball coach Corey Wolf is having a busy but enjoyable summer.
There were grand moments to spare in the prep athletic worlds of Menomonee Falls and Germantown in 2009 but some of the very best had little to do with wins or losses or championships or epic finishes.
New Homestead girls cross country coach Victor Vilar knew he would have to step lightly in taking over for the late and well-loved and admired Andy Edington, whose athletes revered him and of whom opposing coaches had the utmost respect.
Menomonee Falls rallied in the bottom of the sixth to beat Franklin and win the Greater Metro conference tournament.
Germantown — This fall, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater sophomore Becca Murray will roll through campus in her wheelchair, just another student on her way to class, looking to fulfill her goals of becoming a special education teacher and coach. »Read Full Article
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