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Janesville Sports Hall of Fame: Nicole Luchsinger Anders part of Janesville's first family of hoops

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By Art Kabelowsky
| GazetteXtra Verified
If there were a Mount Rushmore of local sports overlooking Riverside Park, a Luchsinger would quite likely be one of the faces watching over its visitors. The name itself is part of Janesville sports royalty.
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Girls basketball: Craig's smooth-shooting Kate Huml named The Gazette's All-Area Player of the Year

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By Art Kabelowsky
| GazetteXtra Verified
JANESVILLE Of course, she doesn’t remember. There’s a fair chance, though, that the nursery mobile that hung over infant Kate Huml’s crib displayed a whole lot of tiny, spinning basketballs. “I wouldn’t be surprised,” Kate Huml said with a laugh. Huml, a senior who led Janesville Craig to a 19-8 record and a spot in the WIAA Division 1 sectionals, has been named The Janesville Gazette’s 2021-2022 All-Area Player of the Year in girls basketball.
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DeForest's Grundahl leads UW-Whitewater into D3 women's basketball Final Four game

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By Art Kabelowsky
| DeForest Times-Tribune Verified
The last time these teams met—nine years and two days ago—the game was decided by a miracle. Two of them, in fact. Both delivered by UW-Whitewater women’s basketball player Mary Merg. First, the 5-foot-7 guard from Greendale dribbled the length of the floor and nailed a 3-point shot from the left wing to force overtime against Amherst (Massachusetts) College in a semifinal of the 2013 NCAA Division III tournament.
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