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2023 DePERE BOYS BASKETBALL

De Pere High School won the WIAA Boys Basketball Division 1 State Tournament with a 69-49 win over Arrowhead. The game took place at the Kohl Center. Coach Brian Wincheser's squad finished the season with a 30-0 record. The win was the program's second title and their first since 1934
2022-23 KETTLE MORAINE GIRLS BASKETBALL

The Kettle Moraine girls basketball team won the 2023 Division 1 state championship in the WIAA Girls' Basketball Tournament. The third-seeded Lasers defeated top-seeded Brookfield East 47-40 at the Resch Center. This was the second consecutive state championship for Kettle Moraine.
2021 AQUINAS BLUGOLDS STATE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS

With their 28-26 vitory over Mayville at Camp Randall Stadium, Coach Tom Lee and the Blugolds fisished the season a perfect 14-0 record. This was the school's second state title.
2023 UW OSHKOSH MEN'S BASKETBALL

University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh secured the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) men’s basketball title with a 72-68 triumph over UW-Whitewater at Kachel Gymnasium on Feb. 8. The regular-season championship is the third in the last five seasons for the Titans – and 15th in program archives.
2022 MONROE FOOTBALL STATE CHAMPS

The Monroe Cheesemakers won the WIAA Division 3 Football Championship at Camp Randall Stadium. The Cheesemakers defeated West Salem 35-14. It was Monroe's first state championship since 1994.
Monroe dominated the game, outpacing West Salem in yards, first downs, and turnovers.
2023 FREEMAN HS BASKETBALL - NEBRASKA

Freeman High School won its first state title since 2010 at the NSAA State Basketball Tournament. The top-seeded Falcons defeated Amherst 53-35 in the final, scoring the first nine points of the game. Carter Niles scored 13 points and three other Falcons players finished with 12 points.
2022 NEENAH ROCKETS STATE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS

The 2022 Neenah Rockets led by Coach Lee Rabas captured their 4th state title in school history and the first since 1978.