Duke Pride, Whitefish Bay High School's athletic booster organization, raised funds for school sports by hosting a golf outing and dinner at Tripoli Country Club Monday. Patch participated in the event and took these photos.
The high school booster club golf event tees off at noon. Monday at Tripoli CC. You can golf or just join the dinner and silent auction at 5 p.m.
Support the high school booster club at Monday's event at Tripoli CC. You can golf or just join the dinner and silent auction.
The Duke Pride Golf Outing is fast approaching and golfers are still welcome. The scramble format begins at noon at Tripoli Country Club and is followed by a dinner and silent auction. If you don't want to golf but still want to support the event, come only for the dinner, which begins at 5:30 p.m. Among the many silent auction items are: For more information, download the attached PDF or call Christie Krugler at (414) 961-8786.
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7:26 am on Thursday, June 14, 2012
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Whitefish Bay High School has many athletes competing in those two WIAA state championships, in addition to the sectional round in softball and girls soccer
This weekend represents one of the biggest of the high school sports season, and Whitefish Bay High School is well represented at the WIAA state boys tennis and state track and field championships. Two Blue Dukes tennis doubles teams are among the 16 seeded duos in the 56-team finals at the Nielsen Tennis Center in Madison, beginning Thursday. Both are among seeds 9-16, which are not ranked individually. Andy Krugler and Charlie Bostwick (16-3) have a first-round match at 5:30 p.m. Thursday against Jeff Dahl and Griffin Robertson of Hudson (16-5). If they win, they’ll face either a team from Greendale or a team from Elkhorn. Also seeded is the team of Matt Kavanaugh and Graham Martens, both juniors. They’ll put their 15-5 record against …
Patch will be serving up food and kids games during the 5k run/walk event Saturday morning. Duke Pride will also hold a rummage sale after the race.
It's been a year and a half since Whitefish Bay Patch started, and to thank all of our newsletter subscribers and the community for your support, we are throwing a free picnic lunch. That's right, Patch is teaming up with the Whitefish Bay Public Education for the Run the Bay 5k run/walk event Saturday morning by serving up free brats, hot dogs and lemonade to participants from the west entrance near the Community Garden. We will also be hosting kids games like bean bag toss and mini-putt, so stop on by and enjoy the fun. We're excited to be involved with such a healthy, family-friendly event that raises money for public education. We're expecting warm weather, and a good turnout for Run the Bay and the Duke Pride rummage sale with gently-…
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The Whitefish Bay Public Education Foundation is hosting the 5k run/walk and kid fun run to benefit Whitefish Bay schools. Afterward, Patch will serve a picnic lunch and games, and Duke Pride will host a rummage sale.
The Whitefish Bay Public Education Foundation's sixth annual Run the Bay 5k run/walk will be held Saturday, May 19 at Whitefish Bay High School. The 5k run/walk starts at 8:30am., and the kid run follows at 9:15 a.m. on the high school track. Click here for the 5k course map. Register online until May 17th, or make a donation online. You can also sign up to volunteer at the event. Proceeds benefit Whitefish Bay schools through the Whitefish Bay Public Education Foundation. A team of school district employees will be running in support of Middle School Associate Principal Chuck Orvold's battle against cancer. Whitefish Bay Patch will be providing a free picnic lunch of hot dogs, brats and lemonade to registrants and volunteers, and will be …
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The Blue Dukes took a 4-0 lead but saw the game get away in the fifth and sixth innings. Check out Patch's photos from the game on a sunny, breezy day in Port Washington.
Whitefish Bay fell to 0-3 in the North Shore Conference on Monday with a 14-4 loss to Port Washington in high school softball. The Blue Dukes took a 4-0 lead, according to a boxscore at WisSports.net. Kay Burns, Kristin Enea and Paige Kerwin each had two hits for the Blue Dukes. Port Washington scored all its runs in the fifth and sixth innings. The Blue Dukes committed four errors in the game and walked seven batters. Whitefish Bay (1-5 overall) hosts Grafton today.
With a win over Wauwatosa West Thursday night, the only thing that stands between the Blue Dukes and a trip to the state tournament is a sectional finals game against New Berlin Eisenhower on Saturday.
The Whitefish Bay girls basketball team looked strong in its win over Wauwatosa West Thursday night, and now the Blue Dukes are just one win away from the state tournament. The Blue Dukes came out strong right out of the gate with a score of 20-6 after the first quarter. The scoring was a little more balanced through the remaining three quarters, leaving the Blue Dukes with a 54-37 win to advance to the final round of sectionals Saturday. Maya Jones led scoring for the Blue Dukes with 15 points. Elisabeth Johnston, Lindsey Agnew and Ava Stock scored 12 points a piece. Now, the Dukes tip off against New Berlin Eisenhower (25-0) at 1 p.m. Saturday at Waukesha South. The winner of that game goes to the Division 2 state tournament. Last year…
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The overall school district takes second place among 33 K-12 school districts.
Whitefish Bay has received a lot of great press in the last year, with Money Magazine and Business Journals listing the village as among the top communities to live. This week, Whitefish Bay High School was splashed across the front page of Milwaukee magazine, with a photo of the students decked out in their Blue Dukes spirit gear. The magazine has already been mailed to subscribers and will hit newsstands March 19. The cover story declared Whitefish Bay as the top-scoring high school in the five-county Milwaukee area. The rankings were based on ACT, WKCE and Advanced Placement test results. The school's average ACT score of 26.6, the highest score among Wisconsin public schools last year, didn't hurt. Nor did the innovative engineering …
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Senior Maggie Anderson took second in the individual competition Friday night.
The Whitefish Bay gymnastics team was behind on points and a repeat state title looked unlikely when senior Maggie Anderson found herself unable to vault. During her practice runs, Anderson, the team's top gymnast, would make it halfway down the runway and then stop without ever reaching the vault. But, with a pep talk from coach Mary Liniewski, Anderson stuck a 9.2 to deliver the team's second state title in a row at the WIAA state meet in Wisconsin Rapids Saturday. The third title is just as sweet for Anderson, who is going on to UW-Stout in the fall, where she will continue with gymnastics. She said she couldn't be more proud of her teammates. "I'm really excited," she said. "I don't even think it has hit me yet." The team won the …
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Lora Brewster
12:30 pm on Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Thanks to the WFB PATCH EDITOR Jeff Rummage for snapping the pics! Great job! more ›