Steven L. Tietz is a journalist for the Waukesha Freeman newspaper, focusing on local sports coverage in Waukesha, Wisconsin. With a keen interest in high school athletics, Steven provides detailed and engaging articles on various teams and their performances, capturing the excitement and highlights of local sports events.
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Steven L. Tietz's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly high school sports including baseball and basketball. His articles predominantly cover event highlights with occasional announcements.
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It took so much work for the Slinger girls cross country team to win its first WIAA Division 1 state team title last fall.
WISCONSIN RAPIDS — Slinger junior Reed Grotenhuis knew his lane in the WIAA state Division 1 boys cross country meet in Wisconsin Rapids on
WISCONSIN RAPIDS — It's sometimes known by even the best prep cross country runners in Wisconsin as the "Valley of Tears," the twisty, hilly, bumpy
WISCONSIN RAPIDS — Without a full team to follow him in, Homestead junior cross country runner Jay Tally set his own pace quite successfully Saturday
MILWAUKEE — It's a pretty simple mission for the Lake Country Lutheran boys soccer team at the WIAA State Boys Soccer Tournament at Uihlein Park in Milwaukee this weekend.
WEST BEND — In the very early days of 2024-25 season, the West Bend East boys basketball team has gone a long ways towards flushing the sad memory of last year's 1-24 record.
SLINGER — Six seniors went out the door for graduation for the Grafton girls basketball team last season off its 18-9 WIAA Division 2 regional championship squad, but the Black Hawks still have a lot of youthful talent around.
SLINGER — Six seniors went out the door for graduation for the Grafton girls basketball team last season following their 18-9 WIAA Div. 2 regional
By: Steven L. Tietz
HARTFORD — Having scored more than 2,000 points in her sensational career, including an impressive 87% career free-throw shooting percentage, it takes a lot to faze Hartford senior forward Makena Christian.
JACKSON — In the very early going of this season, the Kettle Moraine Lutheran boys basketball team had a bit of an energy deficiency, and it cost them with a pair of losses by a combined three points.
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