PORT PRIDE. Upcoming Events. PORT WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Thad Gabrielse, Athletic Director Tuesday, October 14, 2014

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1 PORT PRIDE PORT WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Thad Gabrielse, Athletic Director Tuesday, October 14, 2014 Quote of the Week: Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection we can catch excellence. -Vince Lombardi Upcoming Events Tuesday, Oct 14, :00pm Volleyball:Girls JV Match Germantown High School Volleyball:Girls Freshmen 5:00pm Match Germantown High School vs. Whitefish Swimming:Girls Varsity 6:00pm Thomas Jefferson Middle School vs. Whitefish 6:00pm Swimming:Girls JV Thomas Jefferson Middle School Soccer:Boys Varsity Watertown 6:30pm Regional (Time Changed) High School 6:30pm Volleyball:Girls Varsity Match Wednesday, Oct 15, 2014 No Events Scheduled Germantown High School Thursday, Oct 16, 2014 TBD Soccer:Boys Varsity Regional Final TBD vs. WIAA TBD Tennis:Girls Varsity TBD vs. UW - Nielsen Individual State Tennis Stadium Thursday, Oct 16, 2014 Cont d Germantown 6:00pm Football: JV Game High School Football: Freshmen vs. Port 6:00pm Game Washington High School Friday, Oct 17, 2014 Tennis:Girls Varsity TBD vs. UW - Nielsen TBD Individual State Tennis Stadium Germantown 7:00pm Football: Varsity Game High School Saturday, Oct 18, 2014 Tennis:Girls TBD vs. UW - Nielsen Tennis TBD Varsity Individual Stadium State Volleyball:Girls Varsity 9:00am Tournament Cross Country:Girls JV 10:00am Cross Country:Boys JV 10:35am Cross Country:Girls 11:10am Varsity Cross Country:Boys 11:45am Varsity Swimming:Girls 1:00pm Varsity Invitational Sunday, Oct 19, 2014 No Events Scheduled Monday, Oct 20, 2014 No Events Scheduled Cedarburg, Germantown, Grafton, Homestead, Nicolet, Whitefish Bay vs. Milwaukee Milwaukee Lutheran High School Cedarburg, Germantown, Grafton, Homestead, Nicolet, Whitefish Bay vs. Milwaukee Concordia University-Mequon Cedarburg, Germantown, Grafton, Homestead, Nicolet, Whitefish Bay vs. Milwaukee Concordia University-Mequon Germantown, Grafton, Homestead, Nicolet, Whitefish Bay vs. Milwaukee Concordia University- Mequon Cedarburg, Germantown, Grafton, Homestead, Nicolet, Whitefish Bay vs. Milwaukee Concordia University-Mequon Shorewood High School 9:30am - Whitefish Ba... 1 P age

2 PWHS CHARACTER COUNTS ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Hanna Strohm Hanna has been a strong presence on our volleyball program for the past 4 years and this year is like none other. She is consistently the first into the gym and the last to leave the gym. Always willing to work on her game as she is playing a difficult position this year as our sole setter. She wants to make sure that her team is playing well, because that is a direct reflection on her as a player. She is continually positive and when it gets tough on the court she will keep working until the final ball hits the floor. Hanna is extremely coachable as she wants to get better everyday. She pushes herself to be a great teammate! She has led our team in assists all year, and is responsible for getting the ball to our hitters. Our match win against Grafton a few weeks ago, she was responsible for 27 assists to our hitters who were extremely efficient in that match. Last week against Whitefish Bay she was dominant at the net with 4 blocks and distributed the ball well getting 33 assists. Hanna is an incredible young woman who will always put others first. I am very proud to nominate her as our Port Pride Player of the Week! GIRLS VOLLEYBALL by Todd Lyon With homecoming and senor night as the focus for the week, our girls responded with a very entertaining final home match of the season. Pitted against Whitefish Bay, our girls came out in the first set with very consistent aggressive play. Taking an early lead that looked like we were going to pull away and claim the first set, then saw Bay make a late charge to tie the game and ultimately win the set. Aggressive early serving and offense was not enough to hold off Bay and their serve which took advantage of some late miscues by our girls. The first set score was The second set saw a total breakdown with our play which was very inconsistent with a loss. We bounced back in the third set with consistent play and aggressive serving taking that game The fourth set was critical as we had to battle back from being down by 7 to tie and ultimately take the lead near the end of the set Hitting errors by Port tied the set and then it was back and forth to Long rallies and great defense was being played but Port ultimately fell The girls played with high energy and with a focus. Disappointing loss but play that we can build on. Caitlin Schultz - 14 kills Maggie Schmitt - 20 digs Hanna Strohm - 33 assists Congratulations Hanna! 2 P age

3 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY by Mark Pasten vs. Whitefish Bay, Cedarburg, Slinger, West Bend East, West Bend West, Brookfield, Plymouth, Cedar Grove-Belgium, Menomonee Falls The boys ran a great race and finished in 2nd place to West Bend West who is currently ranked 5th in D1 by the CC coaches association. West had 60 points to our 84. Nick Michalowski lead the way again and recorded the 4th fastest 5k time is school history! Here are all of the varsity boys places and times: 2 Nick Michalowski SR 16:00 10 Eagan Norman SR 16:43 18 Tom Knowski SR 16:54 19 Max Noll JR 16:55 35 Lucas Bischoff SR 17:35 ( 47) Andrew Cashin JR 17:57 ( 52) Nick Bath JR 18:08, (53) Ben Claas SO 18:10 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY by Joe Adamak vs. Germantown, Whitefish Bay, Cedarburg, Slinger, West Bend East, West Bend West, Plymouth, Cedar Grove-Belgium, Menomonee Falls It was a beautiful day for Cross Country this past Thursday at the 35th annual Port Washington Cross Country Invitational. The team ran really well on one of the areas most challenging courses. Four of the teams top five runners ran personal best times. Included in that was Brenna Kautz's school record setting performance of 20:11 which was good enough to earn a medal at the Invitational. Varsity Times Brenna Kautz (10) 20:11 (school record) Payton Hurley (9) 21:25 (pr) Clare Goodman (9) 21:48 Alexis Rechardt (9) 22:18 (pr) Sophie Dimmer (10) 23:17 (pr) Goerl DANCE by Rebekah Information not available. Competition season coming this winter 3 P age

4 FOOTBALL by John Bunyan PORT WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY FOOTBALL GAME STATS DATE: October 10, 2014 FINAL GAME SCORE: Whitefish Bay 17, Port Washington 6 GAME SITE: Al Urness Field, Port Washington FINAL GAME BOX WFB PW First Downs via rushing 8 5 -via passing 2 4 -via penalty 0 2 Total Rushing Attempts positive rushing yards negative rushing yards6 16 Net Rushing Yards Average Yards Gained Per Rush Passes Completed 2 5 Passes Attempted 8 11 Passes Had Intercepted1 1 Completion Percentage Net Passing Yards Touchdown Passes Thrown 0 0 Total Offensive Yards Total Offensive Plays Ran Average Yards Gained Per Offensive Play Number of Punts 4 3 -total punting yards average yards per punt punts had blocked 0 0 -touchbacks 0 0 Total Punt Returns 1 0 -total return yards 0 0 -average yards per return returned for touchdown0 0 Number of Kickoffs 3 2 -total kicking yards average yards per kick touchbacks 0 0 -kicked out of bounds 0 1 Total Kickoff Returns 1 2 -total return yards average yards per return returned for touchdown0 0 Opponent Passes Intercepted 1 1 -total return yards 0 0 -average yards per return returned for touchdown0 0 Total Fumbles 0 2 -fumbles recovered 0 0 -fumbles lost 0 2 -fumble return yards 0 0 -returned for touchdown0 0 Total Return Yards Total Penalties 13 7 Total Penalty Yards Takeaway (turnover) Summary 3 1 -opponent passes intercepted 1 1 -opponent fumbles recovered 2 0 -recovery of onside kick0 0 SCORE BY QUARTERS Whitefish Bay Port Washington INDIVIDUAL SCORING SUMMARY Q1 - PW - 6:46 - Ben Schueller, 5, run (kick failed). Q2 - WB - 1:01 - Macklin Kortebein, 7, run (Jack Ludke kick). Q2 - WB - 0:00 - Bailey Wieland, 35, field goal. Q4 - WB - 3:19 - Kortebein, 1, run (Ludke kick). DRIVE STATISTICS WHITEFISH BAY POS# STRT HOW OBTAINED BALL PLAYS YARDS RESULT 1 WB36 opening kickoff 6 9 punt 3 WB23 turnover on downs 7 8 punt 5 WB35 kickoff after score 3 0 punt 7 PW35 intercepted pass 4 35 touchdown 9 PW13 fumble recovery 1 0 field goal 11 WB29 punt return 8 34 punt 13 PW49 punt return 2-16 interception 15 WB47 punt return 9 53 touchdown 17 PW36 fumble recovery 7 17 end of game Total Possessions: 9 Average Start: Whitefish Bay 49 4 P age

5 DRIVE STATISTICS Cont d PORT WASHINGTON POS# STRT HOW OBTAINED BALL PLAYS YARDS RESULT 2 PW16 punt return turnover on downs 4 PW28 punt return touchdown 6 PW34 punt return 3 2 interception 8 PW18 kickoff after score 2-5 lost fumble 10 PW30 2nd half kickoff 9 18 punt 12 PW7 punt return 3 9 punt 14 PW34 intercepted pass 3-7 punt 16 PW44 kickoff after score 1-8 lost fumble Total Possessions: 8 Average Start: Port Washington 26 PORT WASHINGTON INDIVIDUAL STATS POINTS SCORED 6 - Ben Schueller (TD-R) FIRST DOWNS EARNED (rush unless noted. Two earned via penalty.) 3 - Bennett Fleischmann (two via pass) 3 - Ben Schueller 1 - Nate Bozikowski (via pass) 1 - Ben Larson (via pass) 1 - Alec Masters BOYS SOCCER by Sean O Brien The pirates concluded their conference season with a 2-0 loss at Germantown. The Pirates defended well, including a goal saving clear by Tyler Grisar, and kept the score 1-0 at half with some near misses by A.J. Voeller and Dom DeMaria. The second half saw the Pirates maintain more possession and threaten offensively but couldn't find the equalizer and ended the night down by 2. Good luck to the Pirates as they start Regional action vs. 6:30 (Watertown high school) RUSHING ATT YDS AVG LONG TD Ben Schuelle Alec Masters Tom Rose Bennett Fleischmann Nate Bozikowski RECEIVING C A YDS LONG TD Bennett Fleischmann Ben Larson Nate Bozikowski Sean Haley Tom Rose GIRLS SWIMMING & DIVE by PASSING C A I YDS LONG TD Ben Schueller Melissa 49 Hoogester 19 0 FUMBLE SUMMARY 2 - Ben Schueller (recovered by Taj Carter, Matthew Deakin) PUNTING NUMBER YDS AVG LONG INSIDE-20 TBK BLKD Max Franzkowiak PUNT RETURNS NUMBER YDS LONG TD None KICKOFFS NUMBER YDS AVG LONG TBK O/B Blake Plier KICKOFF RETURNS NUMBER YDS AVG LONG TD Tom Rose Tristan Agbuis P age

6 GIRLS SWIMMING & DIVE by Melissa Hoogester Our last dual meet on the road was held at Grafton High School. The evening began with the 200 Medley relay team of Klassen, Ottesen, Sharbuno and Grady finishing third place with their best time by 6 seconds, 2:14.48!. Next up was Ottesen, swimming the 200 Freestyle for the first time this season, finishing an exciting second place with her time 2: Klassen (2:55.16) and Orvis (3:08.56) swam the 200 IM for their team finishing third and fourth places. Grady (33.35) had the opportunity to swim the 50 Freestyle for the first time this season finishing fourth place followed by Artamonova (34.11 a two second personal best!) working to better her time and finishing fifth place. Ottesen (1:12.89) and Klassen (1:36.09) were very excited to swim the 100 Butterfly for their team, both for the first time this season, finishing second and fourth places. Sharbuno swam one of the most exciting events of the evening! She came from behind to win the 100 Freestyle with her personal best time, followed by McBride (1: a one second personal best!) finishing fifth place and Artamonova (1:16.38 a thirteen second personal best!) finishing sixth place. Orvis had the opportunity to swim the 500 Freestyle this evening for the first time this season and she did great! She finished fourth place with her time, 7:05.23! Artamonova, Orvis, Richlin and McBride swam the 200 Freestyle relay finishing third place with a 6 second drop on their best time, 2:40.89! It is been a little while since Sharbuno swam the 100 Backstroke, and she did awesome; she achieved a personal best time! She finished second place with her time, 1: McBride and Grady swam the 100 Breaststroke this evening, for Grady this was her first time swimming this event in her high school career! They both did fantastic finishing third and fourth places with their times, 1:38.82 a 6 second personal best for McBride, 1:52.73 respectively. The evening concluded with the 400 Freestyle relay swum by Ottesen, Klassen, Grady and Sharbuno finishing third place with their time, a best time by 11 seconds, 4: Artamonova, Orvis, Richlin and McBride swam the 400 Freestyle relays as well, they finished fourth place. McBride was last to enter the water, the Grafton teams and our A relay had finished, and all the girls from both teams were cheering Richlin and McBride on as they finished their race. It was one of the coolest moments of my coaching career! It is always a pleasure to swim against the Grafton team; they truly are a great team with the best sportsmanship, they have great talent and sweet girls! We also had the opportunity to see great swims, had great times and most importantly have lots of fun! Stay up to date with all the latest in Port High Athletics at our website: 6 P age

7 GIRLS TENNIS by Jennifer Huettl Girls Varsity Tennis vs. Slinger, West Bend East, West Bend West, Plymouth, Hartford Union, Beaver Dam, Fond du Lac Doubles was equally impressive. Regan and Emily moved the ball around and played the net and had great placement. Laurel and Brooke worked well as a team and continued to improve throughout the match and Madeline and Rienne were aggressive and made some great shots. Our team continues to improve and challenge our opponents. On Tuesday, October 7th we went to Pleasant valley Tennis Club for subsectionals, facing team such as West Bend East and West, Plymouth, Slinger, Hartford, Fon du Lac and Beaver Dam. Almost all of our players were going against the one or two seed, but watching the matches was impressive. All of our players played at their best ability and gave their opponents a challenge. Lexi Longstaff played one singles and was noticed by the opposing coach from Slinger, who made sure to let her know what an impressive match she played and also came up to me at the end of the match to acknowledge that she is a player to watch. Maddy Feeney played two singles and moved the ball around with great control. She kept her shots low to the net and made her opponent work hard for the win. Allie Cofta played the one seed from West Bend East and proved once again why she moved up to Varsity. The opposing team coach and fans were very impressed, as they see the improvement over prior years. Jacqueline Hansen played four singles and kept the ball moving. It s a Great WEEK to be a Pirate! **If you would like to submit articles or photos from any PWHS events to be included in future editions of Port Pride, please them to thad.gabrielse@pwssd.k12.wi.us ** Please check out our complete athletic schedule of events on the Port Washington-Saukville School District website located at under Calendars 7 P age

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