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As the boys swim season dies down, practices still go strong

February 3, 2020

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Seniors Livvy Boehlke, Sophia Otto, Maddy Konya, Sadie Ferguson and Jenna Burd, stand together post game at Whitefish Bay.

Softball seniors prepare to leave program

The boys lacrosse team lines up for the national anthem before the game begins.

Lacrosse seniors lead team to top in state

Senior Ana-Lucia Aleman’s banner hangs outside the football field where both track and lacrosse players compete.

Senior athlete juggles two sports in same season

Brendan Kurtin, senior, cradles the ball mid-game.

Boys lacrosse stays undefeated throughout beginning of season

Emmy Sehnert, junior, lines up to bat.

Softball kicks off promising season with early games

David Krol, senior, perfects his dive on the road to winning a state title.

Swimming (and diving) to state

Connor Kwiatkowski, senior, gets into position for back stroke before his race. As Kwiatkowski has helped the team dominate at the past dual meets for his final season, he appreciates the collaboration the team has seen. “The amount of support and dedication in the last month has been incredible and this team means everything to me,” Kwiatkowski said.

Success for the ‘Jugmen’

Homestead plays against Marquette High School on Dec. 6.

Skating to success

Chris Djurosovic, senior, goes up for a shot in a regular season game against Nicolet.

Boys varsity basketball team seniors start off their final season strong

Katelyn Odem, junior, and Sam Wolf, senior, cheer on their teammates from the sidelines. Wolf attributed the teams most critical factor of success to true commitment and effort. “Each girl on our team cares about the teams success and not just their own goals. No player is selfish.”

Reigning champions are determined for the future

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As the boys swim season dies down, practices still go strong