KAA BASEBALL from page 32 The Warriors came out on top with a final score of 18-8. Mason S. and Landon D. each hit a triple, and Mason S. hit a grand slam in the fifth inning, which brought in seven runs for the Warriors. Landon D. hit an in-the-park home run in the sixth inning with one additional runner scoring. May 16 Kewaskum Warriors played Kewaskum Indians 3. Gavin V.B.

ROUNDUP: KAA Baseball & Softball Little League May 9 Kewaskum 2 beat Batavia 6-1 in the season opener. Owen Kutschenreuter and Aiden Bartelt pitched two innings apiece. Aiden, Jastin Droese and Raylan Jakubowski all added hits for a successful first game. The Kewaskum Warriors also played on May 9 against Eden Red in Kewaskum. Paxton B. hit a triple in the fourth inning bringing

JUMP from page 2 ing ability, raising your risk of heat stroke. Enjoy libations in moderation, and keep sipping water between drinks. Moving Well Racing helps motivate me, so the disappointment of cancelled events can make it tough to maintain a movement mindset. If uncertainty over big summer trips or events blows your motivation to make exercise an everyday habit, planning local summer

ROUNDUP: KHS Golf Advances to Sectionals CASEY SCHEEL KHS GOLF COACH The Kewaskum boys golf team saved its best round of golf for when it mattered most, as Kewaskum shot a 367, good enough for fourth place and a berth into sectionals, at the regional meet on Tuesday, May 24, at Fire Ridge Golf Course (hosted by Grafton High School). Kewaskum was led by freshman Alex Theusch, who shot

EVENTS from page 12 fruit salad) followed by a toe-tapping evening with the Shady Grove Bluegrass Band. Purchase your meal tickets ($15/adult, $12/ children 5-12, under 5 free) by June 1 through the Ice Age Visitor Center. Bring cash to purchase a tasty, sweet treat for dessert. A free will offering will be taken for the concert. This is an outside concert, so remember to bring your lawn chairs

Click It or Ticket Enforcement Continues WISCONSIN STATE PATROL CONTRIBUTOR As the summer travel season approaches, Wisconsin State Patrol joins law enforcement agencies across the nation to encourage seat belt use on every trip in a vehicle. The annual Click It or Ticket campaign began Monday, May 23, and runs through June 5. Law enforcement agencies will step up enforcement for drivers