April 9th-13th Updates

On Sunday April 9th
Kettle Moraine 0 UW-Milwaukee 37
KM B 10 Northshore 55

A few notes from our field reporter:
"UWM had a strong flyhalf that killed KM. Julie Thorn and a few other forwards were tough and having Reilly plus one of the Bruni’s in the backline to keep the rest stable made it hard for KM to keep a steady attack. KM got down to the goal line several times times but were turned away.

Northshore was more of the same against KM's B-side. Taking on Northshore's athletic A-side, KM's B-side were competitive. The size and speed of some of the NS athletes kept KM off guard. NS was able to break free on some impressive runs and controlled the match. Having Reilly at flyhalf, again filling in, for NS let them have a more disciplined approach. The effort from the underclass/rookie side of KM, with no one with more than a season, was impressive. KM was able to get some big runs in and find their way to two tries.


On Wednesday April 13th DSHA took on an ever-improving Oak Creek.

DSHA 80 Oak Creek 0
DSHA 41 Oak Creek B 0

Despite missing several key players, including their regular flyhalf to scrumhalf combination, DSHA was able to set the pace of both matches. In the first girls match hosted on the grounds of Oak Creek High School, a nice crowed turned out to mark the occassion. An improving Oak Creek side showed flashes of their potential, with some good scrummaging and the ability to get a few turnovers.