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Neenah coaching legend Einerson influenced many on, off the court Original

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By Ricardo Arguello Verified
| The Post-Crescent Verified
Ron Einerson, a revered Wisconsin high school basketball coach, passed away at the age of 93. He led Neenah High School to two state titles and had a career record of 556-235. Einerson was a U.S. Army veteran and a member of the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame. He was also a social studies teacher and a strong advocate for girls sports programs. Ron Einerson, one of the state's most revered coaches and educators, passed away June 22. He was 93.
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Appleton-area basketball coaches embrace shot clock implementation

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By Ricardo Arguello Verified
| The Post-Crescent Verified
Dave Lepisto is excited about the possibility of the shot clock entering the state high school basketball landscape in the near future. The Kimberly girls basketball coach said the Papermakers are ready to use the shot clocks they installed in 2019 at Jack Wippich Court.
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Appleton-area basketball coaches embrace shot clock implementation

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By Ricardo Arguello Verified
| Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Verified
June 26, 2026, 9:08 a.m. CT The WIAA Board of Control has approved using a 35-second shot clock for mutually agreed upon nonconference games this season. Full implementation of the shot clock for the 2028-29 season requires approval from the WIAA membership in April 2027. Coaches believe the shot clock will improve game strategy, especially in the final minutes by reducing stalling.
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