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Dialing it up from long distancehelped Germantown in their 50-42win over North Shore Conferenceopponent Homestead in the Division 1sectional semifinal game, March 12, atWhitefish Bay.

The Warhawks will take their 25-0record into the sectional final againstKimberly in a rematch of last year’ssectional final at 4 p.m., March 14, atManitowoc Lincoln.

The Warhawks focused on one keyplayer from Homestead. Senior for-ward Jaylen Key torched Germantownin their two regular season meetings,scoring 25 and 26 points. He was heldto a single point in the first half andwasn’t much of a factor until the fourthquarter with 10 of his 13 coming inthat period when the Warhawks keptthe game under control.

“We sagged off our man andhelped on Jaylen,” Germantown sen-ior forward Dwayne Lawhorn Jr. said.“We knew that if he didn’t get going,then we knew that we would be OK.”

Germantown held an 11-5 lead inthe first quarter but Homestead cameback and cut the lead to 11-10 enter-ing the second quarter. A three pointbasket by junior forward Josh Muellergave the Highlanders a 13-11 lead,their first and only lead of the game.

Junior forward Max Keefe’s basket

tied the score at 13-13. The Warhawksbroke the tie and scored six straightpoints and nine total in the last fourminutes of the first half to lead 22-13.Homestead closed the gap to fourpoints, trailing at the half 22-18.

Homestead cut their deficit to 26-24, but Germantown got hot in thethird quarter on consecutive threes byjunior guard Juwan McCloud,Lawhorn and senior guard BrianStuder to boost their lead to 11. Theyplayed better defense and didn’t allowHomestead to score in the last part ofthe quarter.

Lawhorn and Keefe made back-to-back threes in the fourth quarter togive Germantown a 45-36 advantagewith 2 minutes 59 seconds remainingin regulation. The Warhawks survivedpoor free-throw shooting in the lastminute of the game, missing five in arow before Theis made the last one toclose out the scoring.

Germantown helped themselveswith second chance opportunities.

“Every day in practice, (assistant)coach (Mark) Adams always say, ‘Getoffensive rebounds,’ ” Lawhorn said.“Homestead is a really big team, andwe used our quickness to get aroundthem to get offensive rebounds and getsecond shots and open threes. In thethird quarter, we had a couple ofthose. That really helped us push thelead out and carry it into the fourthquarter.”

Keefe and McCloud ledGermantown with 15 points each.Theis and Lawhorn chipped in withnine and eight points, respectively.

Homestead finished their season at 15-10.

Germantown tops Homestead in sectional semifinal

Germantown’s Brian Studer (right) attempts a layup against Homestead in the March 12 sec-tional semifinal. Photo by Troy Sparks.


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The Germantown Senior Center will betaking a trip to The Fireside Theater in FortAtkinson to see Elvis tribute "All Shook Up"on Thursday, April 23. Pick-up will be atGermantown McDonalds (Hwy 41/45 andCounty Line Road) at 9 a.m. Attendees willreturn at approximately 5:30 p.m. The cost

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The Germantown School District willseek more information about installing mod-ular space for instruction at RockfieldElementary School.

The School Board approved a motionMarch 9 directing administration to seekinformation for installing modular space forfour rooms at the school. The motion directsadministration to report the board within amonth regarding pricing and design for themodular space. The motion also includes arequest to seek a comparison cost for per-manent space at the facility.

“If we do go town this path, rest assuredwe’re going to do the right thing for ourkids,” School Board President RobertSoderberg said of the modular option.

Superintendent Jeff Holmes said thegreatest concern for space needs are atRockfield.

“Rockfield has been the most pressingsituation for us,” Holmes said. Holmes saidthat projecting how many students willattend class for a given year is difficultbecause district staff do not know preciselyhow many students will attend until schoolactually begins.

Holmes noted that the age of districtspace ranges between 47 and 87 yearsand that there have been changes in instruc-tion since the buildings were first construct-ed.

“When these buildings were built, a lotof the needs weren’t in place and the build-ings — you haven’t been able to keep upfacility-wise, with fulfilling those needs,” hesaid.

He described three options for address-ing space needs at the school:

•Changing shared attendance linesbetween elementary schools to alleviatesome of the space concerns at Rockfield;

•Installing modular space at Rockfield;and,

•Start considering permanent newspace at Rockfield.

“Of all the recommendations I have outthere right now, I think that (seeking perma-nent new space) is the least logical route totake, given that we don’t have informationyet from the community and the board willlikely need much more information of how itwants to operate as a school district in thefuture,” Holmes said of the third option.

According to Holmes, four modularrooms could be installed to provide spacefor a music and literacy room and classroom

space for the second through fifthHolmes said that the district wouldseek approval from the ToGermantown board as far as gettances to allow for modular space.

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During board discussion, Sodererenced possible changes in attareas and asked if there could be a where two buses would arrive to selementary school age children family to two different elementary s

“There could,” Holmes replied. be difficult, but yes it could.”

Board member Lester Spies latethat with adjusting attendance lincould “shift the problem somewhere

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Whatever method Kettle Moraine wasapplying to slow the tempo of Germantowndidn’t work in their 46-29 loss, March 7, inthe Division 1 regional final atGermantown.

The Warhawks are used to opponentschanging the pace of the game becausethey can’t keep up. The three-time statechamps have shown in the past that theycan play at any pace necessary to win.

“Teams have done that to us beforethrough the years,” Germantown coachSteve Showalter said. “Not so much thisyear because we’re not as quick. When wehad quicker teams in the past, we don’t letteams (hold the ball) because we can getout and get steals on those plays.

“(Kettle Moraine) were able to controlthe ball. They were as quick or quicker thanus. If they didn’t want to shoot, they weren’tgoing to shoot until they had a wide openshot. I think that (KM coach Brad Bestor)wanted to keep it close. He was just contentto keep it close as long as he could. Luckilywe got a lead, and it’s easier to play thatkind of game when you’re up by four or sixthan when you’re down by 10. Luckily we

controlled the game.”It was a low-scoring first quarter by

Germantown standards, and creatingturnovers on offense early in the game did-n’t help either. The Warhawks led 12-8after one period.

Germantown broke a close game openin the second quarter by hitting three, three-point shots, with back-to-back conversionsby senior guard Dwayne Lawhorn Jr. andone by senior guard Brian Studer. Lawhorn

scored eight of Germantown’s 11 points inthe quarter. The Warhawks closed out thehalf on a 5-0 run to lead at the half 23-15.

“We tried to get out and get steals,”Showalter said. “We weren’t very goodoffensively in the first half either. We turnedthem over a few times and we played pret-ty good defense. We made way too manymistakes in the first half. We held them to 15points. We should’ve had a better lead thanthat. They created (slowing the pacedown), that wasn’t me.”

Kettle Moraine (17-7) scored the first sixpoints of the second half to cut theGermantown lead to 23-21. Junior guard

Juwan McCloud, the off ensi ve scor ingmachine, struggled in the first half and did-n’t score. His five points and senior forwardKyle Theis’ basket was part of a 7-0 run forthe Warhawks that increased the lead to30-21 late in the third quarter. The Lasersgot a three-pointer from senior guardGeorge Schwartz to trail 30-24 enteringthe final period.

“I just think we adjusted (to KM),”Showalter said. “We’re telling (our players)all the time that you have to take the driveaway first. They just spread us out so farand they were able to beat us off the drib-ble. Of course, we don’t want that to hap-

pen. And then we weren’t scoring on theother end, so it made it all the more glar-ing.”

The Warhawks’ 9-2 run in the fourthquarter gave them a 39-26 lead, theirbiggest of the game. Germantownoutscored Kettle Moraine 16-7 in the finalperiod of regulation, in part because theLasers stopped being aggressive onoffense. Their last basket of the game, athree by sophomore guard Ben Psicihulis,

ended the scoring for Kettle Moraine. Theydidn’t score the last 4 minutes 17 secondsof the game.

Studer led the Warhawks with 13points, one of three players in double fig-ures. McCloud had 12 and Lawhorn added10. Germantown will take their 24-0 record

into the sectional semifinals, TMarch 12, at Whitefish Bay, againShore Conference foe Homestead

Germantown advanced to the final with a 72-49 win over WWest the pervious evening. LawGermantown with 17 points.

Boys basketball: Germantown tops Kettle Moraine in regional fin

The Kettle MoraineLutheran girls basketballteam took an early lead

and never let go in aDivision 3 sectional finalagainst Waupun playedat West Allis CentralMarch 7, winning 53-43to secure their secondconsecutive trip to thestate tournament.

“This may be a situa-tion where the experi-ence of last year helpedus right away. I thoughtwe came out and playedreal well from the begin-ning and we were able tojump on them early andgive ourselves a cush-ion,” Kettle MoraineLutheran Coach Jason Walz said afterward.

Kettle Moraine Lutheran jumped out to a10-0 lead by the 1:34 mark of the first quar-ter on two baskets by Mikayla Voigt, one bas-ket each by Kari Schneiss and Sydney Rossowand two free throws by Alyssa Shipley.Waupun scored six of the next 10 points totrail 14-6 after the first quarter.

A seven point run by Waupun reducedthe Chargers lead to 20-17 with 1:46 leftbefore halftime but Kettle Moraine Lutheranresponded by scoring the next six points totake a 26-17 halftime lead.

An eight point run midway through thethird quarter gave the Chargers a 39-21 leadfollowing a layup by Payton Schneider. TheChargers then held on to a double-digit leaduntil less than a minute remaining to secure a

trip to the state tournament in Green

Voigt led all scorers with 26 poin“I can’t say enough positive thinour seniors. Both Mikayla and Kari hsuch a wonderful job not only this every year they’ve been on our varsisaid. “But this year this is their teatheir time to lead and go. They’re who said we’re not going to be detook over the game.”

Walz said his team did a goomoving the ball around even as Wdefense focused on stopping Voigt.

Kettle Moraine Lutheran was splay Whitewater in a Division 3 stateMarch 13.

—By Thomas J. McKil len, MEditor

Girls basketball: KML tops Waupin Division 3 sectional final

Germantown’s Juwan McCloud (right) guards a Waukesha West playregional semifinal March 6. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen

The Kettle Moraine Lutheran girls basketball teamtured with the Division 3 sectional trophy after deWaupun March 7. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.


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spring break, which will be from April 3-10.In a question and answer document on

the district website, district officials statedthat tests other than the Badger Exams areused by the district measure progress.

“We also use local assessments tomeasure how are students are progressing.The Germantown School District has a rep-utation for high academic achievement, andour commitment to high quality instructionwill continue. We are striving to find betterways of articulating academic progressmade in Germantown School District,” thedistrict stated. “We already know that we

do well in the areas of reading andcompared to the State and others; hthere is much more to a school dismath and reading scores."

District officials also stated theExam will not be used for course pldecisions.

“The district does not plan to data from Badger 3-8 or DLM (Learning Maps) to make decision

students. We don't know enough adata from the Badger 3-8 to chatypes of data we use to make detions, about students, especiallydeterminations, MAP results are onpoint for course placement, along InView testing happening in Marchtrict stated. “These will continue to until we can determine a process thn't rely on this information or an alteof criteria is established.”

—By Thomas J. McKillen, MEditor

59% of Germantown student opt out of Badger Exa

The owner of the Von Rothenburg BierStube and Old Town Inn announced lastweek that he was withdrawing a proposalfor a recreational area just south of the twobusinesses.

“I am backing out of the Old Town parkproject,” Chaz Hastings told theGermantown Plan Commission March 9. “Itreally hurts me to do this because I’ve spentmoney on this and I felt we were looking a

project that was going to be great for thecommunity, truly revitalize Main Street,bring new business in and really giveGermantown something to be proud of.”

The park proposal submitted byHastings included a pavilion and two sur-rounding cabanas for vending, a children'splay area and space for 200 parking spots.It was the subject of a Jan. 26 workshopwhere concepts related to the overall devel-opment of the Main Street area weredescribed.

During the March 9 Plan Commissionmeeting, Hastings said he was planning onspending $1 million on the project.

“I can’t do that when I feel I’m beingasked to do things right out of the gate thatI just don’t understand and seem to make no

sense,” Hastings said.Hastings said Village President Dean

Wolter and Trustee David Baum “both hadmy back and really wanted to see this hap-pen.”

Hastings and asked the village do some-thing to address parking issues on MainStreet. He noted that he recently had his first

anniversary party and he knew he ness because potential customers find a place to park.

“And I think Main Street wbecome revitalized until the parkinaddressed, which unfortunatelyadding 200 spots, and I feel thahave fixed it,” Hastings said. “So abowing out on this one.”

In response to the announWolter said he appreciated the teffort Hastings put into the proposa

“Hopefully it can be reconsiderfuture and it’s not a totally dead ispassed and gone and perhaps reconsider it at another time,” Wolt

An item on the commission included discussion of taking steps

op a master plan for the area. Whiument was prepared for the commreview, no formal action was takewill be on the agenda for the nextsion meeting.

—By Thomas J. McKillen, MEditor

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CAREGIVER/CNAThe Gables of Germantown in Germantown is currently hiring forpart-time caregivers on 2nd shift. Assist with ADLs, med admin,meals & other duties. Must be responsible, have a positive atti-tude, and dependable transportation.

Send resume to [email protected] call 262-345-1025

germantown express news 03/14/15

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