Pulaski

PHS lacrosse coaches hired

Published by admin on Tue, 12/26/2023 - 7:23am

Pulaski High School has hired its head coaches and assistant coaches for its new boys and girls lacrosse programs.

Coaches are Rich Thomson, boys head coach; Nick Feira, boys assistant coach; Jon Judkins, girls head coach; and Ryan Freckman, girls assistant coach.

“We are excited for this opportunity for our Pulaski High School student athletes,” said PHS athletic director Janel Batten. “These four coaches will share their passion for the game with our students, and we are looking forward to watching them compete this spring.”

Pulaski High School names volleyball coaches

Published by admin on Tue, 12/26/2023 - 7:20am

Pulaski High School has two new volleyball coaches.

Kaitlin Skarban is the new head varsity coach. She replaces Bethani Thibodeau, who retired at the end of the recent season. Laura Lojpersberger is the new JV1 coach, replacing Danny Emmerich, who is stepping away from coaching.

Pulaski boys basketball team holds on as buzzer beater falls short

Published by admin on Sat, 12/23/2023 - 10:02am

In what was their final game until the new year, the Pulaski Red Raiders (5-3) faced off against the Manitowoc Lincoln Ships (3-4) for what was another classic Fox River Classic Conference contest Dec. 22. With both teams looking to get on a roll after an up-and-down start, this was one of those games that went down to the wire.

Plea agreement near in Pulaski bonfire explosion

Published by admin on Fri, 12/08/2023 - 10:52am

A plea agreement is apparently close in the case of the teen charged with injuring at least 13 people during a bonfire incident in the Town of Maple Grove that took place during Pulaski High School’s homecoming week in October 2022.

Samuel J. Armstrong, 18, has been charged with 13 felony counts of injury by negligent handling of explosives or fire in connection with an explosion Oct. 14, 2022, during a bonfire at a home on Cedar Drive.

Pulaski doubles up Seymour in non-conference wrestling

Published by admin on Sat, 12/02/2023 - 9:09am

Looking to kick things off with a bang, the Pulaski Red Raiders made the short drive to Seymour for a non-conference wrestling tilt with the Thunder on Nov. 30.

After sitting deadlocked 6-6 three matches in, all it took was two massive Pulaski runs that accounted for 31 of the teams 49 points. That would be more than enough for the Red Raiders in this one as they kicked off their season by doubling up the Thunder 49-24.

Ground breaks on Sunnyside school expansion

Published by admin on Mon, 11/06/2023 - 11:59am

The Sunnyside Elementary School building project construction has officially started following a groundbreaking ceremony Nov. 2.

Barnyard Estates cost estimated at $8M

Published by admin on Fri, 11/03/2023 - 1:41pm

Plans to build Barnyard Estates, a community and business hub, in the village of Pulaski have entered the next phase, where volunteers are hoping to find corporate and municipal donors to provide the estimated $8 million it will cost to build.

Pulaski soccer season ends in sectional semifinals

Published by admin on Fri, 10/27/2023 - 2:15pm

Heavy rain hampered play as seven goals were scored in Pulaski’s soccer sectional semifinal loss to West Bend West on Oct. 26.

The No. 4 Red Raiders lost 4-3 to the top-seeded West Bend team. West scored twice in each half, while Pulaski had one goal in the first half and two in the second.

“The weather made for a challenging evening for both squads,” Pulaski coach Jeff Schneider said.

The Spartans jumped on the board early with an unassisted goal from Franklin Kunfira in the seventh minute, and the Red Raiders were forced to play catch up for most of the match.

Pulaski boys soccer team off to sectionals on PKs

Published by admin on Mon, 10/23/2023 - 3:21pm

Fresh off a very good regular season that saw the Red Raiders go 13-6-1, including 5-4 in conference play, it was time for Pulaski to kick off their postseason as they welcomed in the 13th-seeded Slinger Owls on Oct. 17. A sectional team a season ago, the Owls are not an ordinary 13 seed, and they showed that throughout the first half as things were tied 0-0 after one half of play.

In the second half, Slinger broke through with a goal from Nick Otto off a direct free kick in the 43rd minute.

Kimberly ends Pulaski’s season in straight sets

Published by admin on Fri, 10/20/2023 - 2:59pm

Playoffs can be an exciting time for some and the worst feeling in the world for others. On one hand, you will have one team having an opportunity to continue their season for at least one more game. On the other hand, one team will see their season come to an end and all of the hard work that went into getting them this far.

That is what Pulaski and Kimberly were facing Oct. 19 as the 10th-seeded Red Raiders hit the road to face the No. 7 seed Papermakers in regional semifinal volleyball action.