Mike Ramczyk is a sports reporter for Kenosha News, focusing on local sports in Kenosha, Wisconsin. With a passion for high school athletics, Mike covers a wide range of sports events, including basketball, football, and more. His articles provide in-depth coverage, game highlights, and player profiles, keeping the community informed about the local sports scene.
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By: Mike Ramczyk
The Kenosha News will recognize the accomplishments of five football athletes from our coverage area each week.
KB vs RC football The Kenosha County boys soccer postseason starts Tuesday and every team will be involved.
KB vs RC football The WIAA girls high school state tennis tournament saw several standout performances from Kenosha County girls tennis stars.
By: Mike Ramczyk
The Carthage football is finally in the 'W' column, and it was the kind of victory that bonds a team together and is a building block for the rest of the season.
By: Mike Ramczyk
You know the night is going well when you fight for extra yards on the sideline after a 30-yard run, get stood up, lateral to a 275-pound lineman and he gains an extra 6 yards.
By: Mike Ramczyk
KENOSHA — You know the night is going well when you fight for extra yards on the sideline after a 30-yard run, get stood up, lateral to a 275-pound lineman and he gains an extra 6 yards.
By: Mike Ramczyk
The high school volleyball season is winding down, but two teams still have a shot at state championship glory next week at the Resch Center in Green Bay.
Three Kenosha County teams had a chance to win a sectional final Saturday night and advance to the state tournament. All three teams got the job done.
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