Brewers fall short at end of good season

Story by Peter Zlebek   
Although unable to advance into the post season, the Milwaukee Brewers had a fantastic 2007 season.  It was a year of great highlights and achievements. read more

Boys’ baseball falls to Sheb. Lutheran in sectionals game

Story by Max Gatyas   
The Plymouth Panthers baseball team had an average season this past spring going 11-10 in EWC play and 14-14 overall.  “We obtained some of our season goals, but fell short in the playoffs,” said head coach Butch Cain.  The team won regionals, but lost in the first round of sectionals to Sheboygan Lutheran.  “It was a game that we should have won,” said senior Elliot Magnant. read more

Cross country teams end season in success

Story by Caitlin Bartnik
Plymouth’s cross country team has been looking great this year; both the girls and boys teams won the Sheboygan County Cross Country meet, making it the first time in Panther history.  Girls Cross Country is going to state as a team and junior Evan Wachter is going as an individual. read more

Girls’ volleyball finish fourth in EWC

Story by Max Gatyas   
The Plymouth Panthers volleyball team made a steady run for a successful season this year.  The girls had a three-game winning streak that was snapped in the final regular season game against Kewaskum. “We would have liked to finish better in conference,” said head coach Kurt Schermacher.  Plymouth finished fourth in conference this year. read more

Plymouth dominates Two Rivers Raiders

Story by Caitlin Olig   
The Panthers dominated the Two Rivers Raiders in route to a 49-0 homecoming game victory. read more

Swimmers win ninth consecutive conference title

Story by Caitlin Olig   
On their way to a ninth consecutive ECW Championship, the girls’ swimming team is off to a strong start. read more

Girls’ tennis takes conference title

Story by Jon Shepard
This year PHS girls’ tennis team did very well.  Since early August, they’ve been serving, slicing and dicing their tennis balls in preparation for the matches to come. read more

Football overcomes many obstacles

Story by Allie Iserloth   
A tough first game did not daunt the Panthers, who lost to the Port Washington Pirates in their home game debut.  The Panthers have endured a split season with a current record of 3-2 in conference, 4-3 overall. read more  

New football coach keeps Panther tradition strong as ever

Story by Paige Broeckel
New as the PHS head football coach, though a familiar face, is former linebacker coach and current defensive coordinator Dan Knaus. read more

Feick recieves senior athlete due to effort

Story by Peter Zlebek   
Infamous for his athletic abilities, senior Kevin Feick has had an outstanding four years at PHS. Every senior athlete is a truly exceptional player in Plymouth High School sports, and Feick is no exception. read more

Ausloos sprints to senior athlete

Story by Brittany Zimmermann   
Participating in both cross-country and track makes senior Abby Ausloos one of the fastest people roaming the halls at PHS. read more

Ebbott achieves goals on varsity swim team

Story by Clare Witkowski   
Freshman Sarah Ebbott can be found in the pool, on the soccer field, or dancing at Sue Darrow’s School of Dance every day after school.  Ebbott’s involvement and dedication to her sports and activities have earned her Rookie of the Issue. read more

IZ Beckham capable of converting United States to soccer?

Story by Allie Iserloth   
Can David Beckham make soccer the major sport in the United States? I doubt it.  Beckham will more than likely share the same fate as Abedi Pele, Johan Cruyff, and Franz Beckenbauer, the three professionals who signed with the New York Cosmos for the same purpose a few decades ago. read more   

Vote756.com helps Marc Ecko to decide the fate of Bond’s record-holding baseball

Story by Peter Zlebek   
Marc Ecko, a hip-hop fashion mogul, is a smart man. Not because he bought Barry Bonds’ 756 homerun ball—purchasing the ball for $752,467 which was a horrible investment. It’s because of what he plans to do with the expensive piece of sports memorabilia that makes him a sharp guy. read more