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BYTHOMAS J. MCKILLEN

MANAGING EDITOR

Germantown High School celebratedthe achievements of teams and individualsthat qualified for state competition within thepast year.

The boys basketball team was the high-est profile activity, as the Warhawks won theWIAA Division I boys basketball title March9 with a 57-28 win over Mukwonago. Theteam has a 56-0 record over the past twoseasons.

Teacher and public address announcer

Michael Aronow noted that the team haswon four North Shore Conference titles, andscored an average of 81 points per game(highest in the state) while being ranked inthe USA Today rankings and second in theMaxPreps rankings. Aronow also noted thatthe team defeated three other teams in thestate tournament Division 4 championWhitefish Bay Dominican, Division 2 runnerup Wisconsin Lutheran and Division 3 semifi-nalist East Troy.

Boys basketball Coach Steve Showalterrecalled Germantown fans giving a standingovation to the other teams.

Thats a tribute to the class and qualityof the kids we have here and the fans wehave for our team, he said.

Showalter said this years season was

Celebrating successTeams, clubs honored at Germantown High School ceremony

Germantown High School basketball Coach Steve Showalter (left)speaks while school Athletic Director Jack Klebesadel listens during aschool recognition ceremony March 14. The scoreboard in the back-ground lists the final score of Germantowns win over Mukwonago in theboys basketball Division I title game March 9. For more about the bas-ketball teams season, see a special section in this weeks Express News.

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The Germantown Hawks fourth grade basketball team placed seWisconsin Youth Basketball League (WYBL) tournament held a few losing to Oak Creek in the title game. Pictured are (front rowLoberger, Jerod Barbieri, Riley Wagie, C.J. Buckholz, (back rLoberger, Tyler Benes, Coach Barbieri, Jacob Benes, Brandon LaunCase, Coach Benes. Submitted photo.

Fourth grade Hawks seconWYBL tourney

Charity fish fry set for March 22County residents are encouraged to

elp local charities by attending a fish fry ate Columbian, 3245 Lighthouse Lane,

West Bend, on Friday, March 22, 4:30 to30 p.m.

Four area charitiesthe Albrecht Freeinic, Family Promise of Washingtonounty, Habitat for Humanity of

Washington and Dodge County andterfaith Caregivers of Washington

Countywill benefit from this event which issponsored by Faith United Church of Christin Slinger.

Th mealwhich will be prepared byCatering by Bryanincludes baked or friedfish, coleslaw, potatoes, rye bread and abeverage. Homemade desserts will also beavailable.

Tickets for the meal are $10 in advance

or $12 at the door. Tickets are may be pur-chased through: any of the benefiting char-

ities; the church; The Columbian; andNehms Floral and Greenhouse in Slinger,or by calling (262) 334-9849 or (262)644-7901. Childrens tickets are availablefor purchase at the door.

Easter Bunny Lunch atSenior Center March 23

The public is invited to join theGermantown Senior Citizen's Club for anEaster Bunny Lunch at the GermantownSenior Center, W162N11960 Park Avenue,on Saturday, March 23. A hot dog lunchwill be served with an appearance by theEaster Bunny, and seniors will assist the chil-dren in decorating cupcakes. Children mustbe accompanied by an adult. Tickets($4/person) will be available at theGermantown Senior Center Mondaysthrough Fridays, now to March 20, 9 a.m. to4 p.m. No phone reservations will beaccepted. For more information, contact theSenior Center at (262) 253-7799.

St. Jacobi to present BreakfastWith Bunny, egg hunt March 30

St. Jacobi Congregational Church will

present their 13th annual Breakfast Withthe Bunny at the Richfield Fire Hall, 2008Highway 175, Richfield, on Saturday,March 30, 8 to 11 a.m.

The breakfast will include all-you-can-eatpancakes, sausage, eggs, fruit and a bever-age. The cost is $5.50 for adults and $3.50for children 12 and under.

The event will also include an Easter Egghunt, sponsored by the Richfield FireDepartment, in Firemens Park.

For more information, contact the churchat (262) 628-3749 or visit www.stjaco-bichurch.org.

The Aging Eye programat Senior Center April 5

"The Aging Eye" will be pWilliam Verre of the Verre EFriday, April 5 at 10 Germantown Senior Center.

This educational presenton the various progressive that may arise as the eye agcovered will include catara

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Registration is required. Darcie at (262) 751-5950mail to to darcie.nissen@isswfor adult day or respite care no charge during this sessioregistering.

Richfield Lioness Cshow fundraiser set fThe Richfield Lioness

Rolling Out the Red Carpshow and charity fundraiser,18 at the Washington CoZiegler Building.

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iday, May 10, 6 to 11 p.m., at Kennedyiddle School

The eventwhich has a theme of Outerpacewill include carnival games, laserg, bungee basketball, dance, open gymnd more.

A minimum of 25 chaperones are need-d for both shifts5:30 to 8:30 p.m. and 8

11 p.m. Those who are interested can

oose one or both shifts. Chaperonesould be at least 18 years old and out ofgh school.

High school volunteers are also neededrun games, collects tickets, sell conces-

sions and oversee events, as well as for setup from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Interested teensshould stop by the high schools YouthFutures during lunch April 29 and May 1.Assignments will be given on a first-come,first-served basis, but an effort will be madeto accommodate requests. A maximum of 60volunteers will be selected; no walk-ins theday of the event.

The lock-in is the major fundraiser for theyouth organization that promotes substance-

free living among teens.For more information, call theGermantown Rec. Dept. at (262) 250-4710;e-mail Patti Heinen at [email protected]; or fax (262) 255-2920.

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We all want to be held accountable,oderberg said, explaining the goals and

ays they will be measured. He said theoard reviewed several versions of the docu-ent over two learning sessions.

Why go down this path of having goalsr the board? Soderberg asked rhetorically.

We have goals for administration, we havegoals for teachers, why not have goals for theboard?

In the purpose category, the vision isstated as The Germantown School Districtwill be the school of choice in Wisconsin.Also in that category, the mission is listed asEmpower and inspire every student to suc-cess.

The three goals listed for the board are to:Enhance school and educator effective-

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the enhance school and educator effective-

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Under the enhance board member effec-tiveness goal are two objectives: Engage inself-driven learning opportunities and focuson positive, collaborative employee rela-

tions.The metrics listed from which the objec-

tives will be measured included having ACTscores at 23.3 or higher, a graduation rate of98 percent or higher, maintaining a fund bal-

ance of 12 percent of the obudget, remain litigation frfacility study and create a fmaster plan, having each boaduct one school visit per moan annual board self-evaluati

I do consider Germantoperforming district, a school the board needs to follow dpath, Soderberg said. Whaaccomplishing that by raising

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onors for the team, which included Northhore Conference honorable mention recog-tion for Jon Averkamp, second team all con-rence recognition for Wesenberg and firstam all conference for Showalter, Lamonteearden and Fischer.

Bearden and Showalter received All-Stateonorable mention recognitions while Fischeras named first-team All-State. Fischer wasso selected as Mr. Basketball by state

oaches.Rep. Dan Knodl (R-Germantown) read a

oclamation for the team that will be pre-nted in the Legislature congratulating theam on its title.

At the start of the program, Farren citede academic achievements of the school overe past year by summarizing the results of the

School Report Card that was issued by thestate Department of Public Instruction last fall.According to figures from the DPI,Germantown High School ranked 21ststatewide, ninth among high schools withenrollment of more than 500 students (withfive of the nine schools in the North ShoreConference), seventh among high schoolswith more than 1,000 students (four of sevenof the school are in the North ShoreConference) and third among high schoolswith more than 1,400 students.

Congratulations on that, Farren said.Also, Farren noted that 74 percent of

Germantown High School students areinvolved in at least one club or activity.

The program honored students who quali-fied for academic and athletic competitions atthe state level. Students honored were from

the Reflections and art competitions, DramaticImpact, National History Day, DECA, FutureBusiness Leaders of America (FBLA), softball(spring 2012), boys golf (spring 2012), base-ball (summer 2012), track (spring 2012),dance team, gymnastics, boys swimming,wrestling girls swimming, boys volleyball, andbowling.

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...School assembly

ermantown High School basketball players Luke Fischer (left) and Jon Averkampight) get another look at the state championship trophy following a school assem-y March 14. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

ight feelwill include live and silent auc-ons, a treasure chest, introduction of theUltimate Fashion Makeover contest win-er, food and beverages and more. Thexhibitor show will start at 4 p.m. and the

shion show at 7 p.m. Fox 6 News anchoratrina Cravy will be the Mistress oferemonies.

Fashions will be presented by Cabelas,oston Store, Maurices, Soma Intimates,melishan Bridal and Jockey Person 2erson.

Admission is $15 in advance, $17 at theoor and $20 for limited quantity VIP ticketsnclude front row seats, premier guest bag,c.). Men will receive a free beer with aket.

Tickets are available at the Fair Park, Theandy Tree in Kewaskum, Associated Bank inermantown and Slinger, Voss Insurance,rst National Bank of Hartford, Piggly

Wiggly and from Lioness members. For VIP

tickets, contact Kelly at (414) 852-7429.Attendees are encouraged to bring a

pair of used eyeglasses to be donated to theWisconsin Lions Foundation.

A portion of the proceeds raised fromthe event will go to the Kathy Hospice,Froedtert Health St. Josephs Hospital.

Scenic Run & Walk set for April 20The 5th Annual Scenic Run & Walka 2

Mile Walk or 5 Mile Runwill be held onSaturday, April 20 in downtown Hubertus.

Races begin at St. Gabriel School,3733 Hubertus Rd., Hubertus, at 9 a.m.

There is a special family rate of $60.Proceeds support the education programs ofSt. Gabriel Parish.

Free T-shirts and refreshments will beprovided. Results will be available one hourafter the race or online.

One can register at www.scenicrun-walk.org. For more information, one cancontact Bill Neureuther at (262) 623-4277.

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BY TROYSPARKSCORRESPONDENT

MADISON Winning a state championship in basket-all last year was the ultimate goal for Germantown. Doingagain was twice as nice. The Warhawks won back-to-

ack Division 1 championships with their 57-28 win overukwonago March 9 at the Kohl Center.

Two other unexpected things went their way in additionwinning two titles in a row: Theyre undefeated for the

cond straight year, pushing their winning streak to 56

ames, and senior Luke Fischer was named Mr. Basketballthe state of Wisconsin.Germantown (28-0) held Mukwonago (23-5) scoreless

e last 5:23 of the game. They got by with great defensivefort and a lack of offensive firepower and still held thedians at bay throughout the game. They won an uglyame, something the team isnt used to.

"We like to play," Germantown Coach Steve Showalterid. "We like to run up and down the court. The game is

eautiful. We love this game. To not be able to play ourame and still figure out a way to come through, its a trib-e to the type of kids that we have."

In addition to the low scoring in the first half and poorooting percentage (6-for-22), the Warhawks had to dealth foul trouble from their frontcourt, so Showalter wentth a smaller lineup.

"We had guys in foul trouble, Jon (Averkamp) and EvanWesenberg) who are our main defensive stoppers,"howalter said. "They were both struggling with fouls. We

ok a gamble that our small guys (would go) against theiral big guys and might be able to bother them a little bit.thought that Dearionte (Hudson) really turned the gameound with his defense and Brian (Bearden) gives us a lothelp on both ends."That strategy helped in the second quarter when

ermantown played a 2-3 zone to protect Fischer,Wesenberg and Averkamp, who had a combined seven of

e nine first half team fouls.Fischer (four points) and Wesenberg (five points) scored

ore than half of Germantowns first quarter points to lead5-7. That included 13 straight after Mukwonago took a 2-lead. Fischers layup early in the second quarter gave

Germantown a double digit lead at 17-7. The Indians gotno closer than seven points in the quar ter to trail at the half,25-18.

"Being the only one coming back and having experi-enced this type of game, it was kind of a necessity for me toset the pace," Fischer, who had 11 first half points said."(Mukwonago) pushed around. They were playing hard inthe post, so it was tougher to get the ball in there. It wasntlike (state semifinal game) where I could just like floataround and just have the ball lobbed up to me. I had towork for it."

Lamonte Bearden and Jake Showalter struggled fromthe field, shooting a combined 1-for-7. Bearden didnt scorein the half. That wasnt the case in Germantowns semifinalgame.

"We wanted Lamonte to have a really good game fromthe field, and he was 1-for-11 (in the game)," Showaltersaid. "We wanted Jake to light it up from outside. He was1-for-5. I dont know what happened. Were used to scor-ing 80 points a game. Our guys were sitting on the benchand not making shots. I cant even explain what hap-pened."

There wasnt much scoring in the third quarter forMukwonago as they struggled from the field. Their lastfield goal came at the 4:47 mark in the quarter.Germantown ended the quarter with a 7-0 run to lead 36-22. The Indians scored just six more points in regulation.

"(Germantown) do so many different things so well,"Mukwonago Coach Jim Haasser said. "You try to take thisaway. They will burn you with that, so you got to kind of

pick your poison. I thought the game was going real wellfor us. Had we sank some shots (9-for-43), what that wouldhave done for the rest of the game might have been a littleintriguing. "

With less than three minutes left in the game, most of thefans at the Kohl Center began to leave when they knew thegame was already decided. Senior guard Kendall Millerhit two three-pointers in a row, receiving jubilation on thesideline and going out as a winner.

Some of the Germantown students removed their gold T-shirts to reveal their blue tank top shirts that said on theback, "State Champs, 2012 & 2013, Back-to-Back," whichthey revealed while the game was still in progress, not

knowing what the final outcome would be. scorers with 17 points and was the only oneures. Mukwonagos Dominic Cizauskas led nine.

Germantown, in their fourth appearanceand the 42nd undefeated team to win aonship, which also included last years squaKing (2003 and 2004) and Oshkosh W2007) won back-to-back Division 1 champiother team had back-to-back undefeated sea

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Germantown advanced to the WIAAvision I championship final following an

0-60 win over Oshkosh North in the statemifinal March 8.

It took some time for Germantown (27-0)get into their rhythm after they rebounded

om a slow start and shook off some rust.e Warhawks rode the backs of 7-foot sen-r Luke Fischer, who had 32 points, and jun-r Jake Showalter, who tied a Division 1cord for 3-pointers made in the game withven. He shares that record with Trevorratton of Wisconsin Rapids, who made 7-of-in the 2005 state tournament.Jake Showal ter exposed the zone

efense that the Spartans played in whichey took a gamble and lost. His first tworee-point baskets gave Germantown a 6-2ad with 6 minutes 21 seconds in an open-g quarter that featured seven lead changes.

"In practice," Jake Showalter said, "weorked on busting their 1-3-1 zone, and Iew that I could find holes in their defense.

knew that I could get my shot off a lot in theone, and I think it helped our team (getoing)."

Showalters stroke from downtown camethe right time to help break a shooting

ump he went through in recent weeks.scher used his height advantage to score 11st quarter points. North (23-4) kept pacete in the quarter, clinging to a 20-19 lead.nior Lamonte Beardens three at the buzzer

gave the Warhawks a 22-20 lead and they

never trailed again.Germantown used a 12-4 run in the sec-ond quarter to take a double digit lead at 34-24 at the 5:30 mark of the half. Another 15-5 run late in the second increased theiradvantage to 20 points (49-29), the biggestof the half. And to delight the Kohl Centercrowd again, Bearden made another buzzer-beater three for a 52-32 lead at intermission.Fischer had 19 first half points.

"We were able to get some touches intoLuke early," said Germantown Coach SteveShowalter. "Jake, obviously from the outside,really heated up in the first half. Once hestarted making some shots, they had to worryabout him out there. We were able to attacktheir basket, and I thought our game planworked out pretty well."

The domination continued forGermantown in the second half as they hada 28-point lead in the third quarter at 67-39with 3:29 left.

"We knew it was going to be a prettysteep hill to climb, playing a very goodGermantown team," North Coach FrankSchade said. "We felt that we might get by,by beating us from the outside. We just did-nt think that (Jake) Showalter would get thathot. He really shot the ball well. But theywere a better team. They were big andstrong, and the big kid inside just changes allyour preparation. Its pretty hard to preparefor a team like that when you got a kid thatbig."

Showalter, who was 7-for-16 in three-

point attempts, scored 21 points. TheWarhawks shot 46% (10-for-22) frombeyond the arc. Showalter had a feeling thatit would be his night as he also reflected onthe hot start from outside in last years statetournament (Nine threes made in twogames).

"I knew last year that I was close (to theDivision 1 record for 3-pointers made),"

Showalter said. "People told

close (this game), but I wasnor if I tied it, so I didnt reallyreally click in my mind aboujust wanted to hit some threes

Bearden also conGermantown with 13 pMarquardt led North with 17minutes after the semifinaShowalter was thinking abounent, as Mukwonago and Mplayed in the other state sem

"No matter who won the Mukwonago and King)," Shhis postgame remarks, "we hall night (Friday) and all day ing the day and be ready championship game."

Mukwonago relied on thball-playing stars (Nate Dominic Cizauskas) in the stplay physical inside and slowGermantown. "All year, we hup against six or seven guys to try to break the press,"Nate Tanguay said. "We trgame down (against King), awhat we did."

The Indians were gettinblow-for-blow with Germantogame, March 9, despite not bpull off the upset. "I guess bdog, we dont look at ourselvdog," Tanguay said. "We awere the better team and thecan beat us is us."

Defense lifts Warhawks to second title

Showalter, Fischer dominate in Warhawks semifinal w

Germantowns Dearionte Hudson con

against Mukwonago during the WIAA game March 9. Photo by Thomas J. Mc

Germantowns Jon Averkamp (42)leads the defense against OshkoshNorths Nathan Neveau in the WIAADivision 1 semifinal March 8. Photo byThomas J. McKillen


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