Wednesday, December 26, 2012
The Classic 8 conference welcomes Muskego sports by recognizing student sportsmanship on the courts and in the pool
The Muskego High School girls tennis, boys and girls volleyball and girls swim teams each received recognition for sportsmanship from the Classic 8 conference. "Scott Kugi (athletic director) and the rest of the staff at Muskego HS are making sportsmanship a priority and they are a great example to the rest of the conference," wrote Commissioner Dave Sternig. Muskego joined the conference this school year. It also includes Catholic Memorial, Waukesha West, Waukesha South and Waukesha North, Kettle Moraine, Arrowhead and Pius High Schools. Kugi told Muskego Patch that each individual head varsity coach votes on the sportsmanship of their conference colleagues, i.e., all football coaches vote on all football programs. Points are tallied and …
Monday, October 1, 2012
While Muskego isn't assured a post season berth, two wins are all that stand between them and a first-time playoff appearance in the Classic 8.
Hey, Warrior fans, want to know if Muskego will be playing in this year’s WIAA postseason? Want to know what they need to get in? Well, welcome to the second edition of Patch’s Postseason Possibilities, where we take a look at each high school team in the Milwaukee Patch area and breakdown its playoff chances. Records and scenarios are updated as of 11 a.m. Oct. 1. Look for an update to include this weekend’s game by noon Oct. 8. (To get in, a team needs four or more league wins.) In for sure Waukesha West (3-3, 3-2): Even after losing to Catholic Memorial, 17-0, Friday, we won’t move the Wolverines out of this category, only because they finish against winless Waukesha North on Oct. 12. But with Arrowhead on the schedule next week, West …
Saturday, September 29, 2012
Welcome to Patch’s Postseason Possibilities, where we take a look at Muskego High School, and each high school team in the Milwaukee Patch area and breakdown its postseason chances.
Hey, high school football fans, want to know if your favorite team will be playing in this year’s WIAA postseason? Want to know what they need to get in? Well, welcome to Patch’s Postseason Possibilities, where we take a look at each high school team in the Milwaukee Patch area and breakdown its postseason chances. Records and scenarios are updated as of 11 a.m. Sept. 28. Look for an update to include this weekend’s game by noon Oct. 1. (to get in, a team needs four or more league wins) In for sure Waukesha West (3-2, 3-1): OK, the Wolverines haven’t locked up a playoff berth yet, and they have back-to-back tough games with Catholic Memorial on Sept. 28 and Arrowhead on Oct. 4, but they finish the season with winless Waukesha North on Oct…
