Coach P’s COR NER Hold Yourself Accountable BY MARK PETERSON One of the hardest things to do when starting a fitness schedule or workout plan is staying motivated to the goal. Some people have an idea of what they want to do or accomplish but they get sidetracked with other things. Do I work out in the morning or do I hit the snooze and stay in bed? Do I work out after work or do I blow

Sturgeon Spearing Ends After Good Season Sunday, Feb. 28, marked the final day of the 2021 sturgeon spearing season. It was a unique year with good water clarity and solid ice throughout the entire season. The DNR heard numerous stories from around the system, including first-timers, good family time and some giant sturgeon. Across the system this season, 291 juvenile females, 737 adult

The Piitt Stop BY JASON PIITTMANN | KHS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Officiating is a Great Way to Give Back and Stay in the Game We have wound down the winter season for high school athletics in Wisconsin. I cannot help but think about all of the people who have made the events happen, multiple times a week, at schools all over the state. Without the scorekeepers, scoreboard operators, announcers,

The Piitt Stop By Jason Piittmann, KHS Athletic Director The Piitt Stop — Lights, Camera, Action! More Movies After writing about my favorite sports movies, I thought I would compile a list of my favorite movies, in general — NOT including those in the sports genre. In no particular order, here it goes… Airplane! — Leslie Nielsen became well known for his humorous acting in this

Lady Indians’ Run Ends In New Berlin Coach Russell Thull and the Kewaskum High School girls basketball team knew they were up against a strong opponent in the sectional semi finals. New Berlin Eisenhower won the regular season Woodland West conference, arguably one of the strongest conferences in the state. Their regional had multiple teams that had enough talent to make a deep postseason