KM AD EARNS CERTIFICATION!!! Congratulations to KM Athletic Director Ryan Tomczyk on earning the prestigious Certified Master Athletic Administrator (CMAA) designation from the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (NIAAA). This certification recognizes Ryan's knowledge, leadership, experience, and commitment to continued growth in interscholastic athletic administration. The voluntary certification process includes advanced professional development, leadership training, and the successful completion of a comprehensive presentation project. Ryan joins a select group of athletic administrators worldwide in this distinguished honor. Congratulations on earning this distinction.

Following an extensive search process that included multiple rounds of interviews with several highly qualified candidates, Coach Brymer emerged as the clear choice. Feedback gathered from stakeholders, alumni, parents, and members of the KMMO community consistently reinforced that he possesses the leadership, vision, and values necessary to guide the program into its next chapter.
"Throughout this process, it became evident that Coach Brymer's commitment to student-athletes, passion for the game, and understanding of what it means to represent KMMO align perfectly with the expectations and future goals of our program," said Ryan Tomczyk, Athletic Director.
In addition to welcoming Coach Brymer back behind the bench, KMMO is fortunate to have a highly engaged and supportive Blue Line Club that remains committed to partnering with the coaching staff to provide an outstanding experience for student-athletes and continue building a program that consistently meets and exceeds expectations.
Coach Brymer will officially begin his duties immediately and will begin communicating summer opportunities and offseason programming as preparations begin for the upcoming season.
Please join us in welcoming Coach Brymer back to the KMMO family. We are excited for the future of KMMO Hockey under his leadership and look forward to the continued growth and success of our student-athletes both on and off the ice.

KM WELCOMES NEW BOYS BASKETBALL COACH!!! Kettle Moraine High School is proud to announce Nick Ford as the next Head Coach of the Boys Basketball Program. Ford brings extensive playing and coaching experience at both the high school and collegiate levels throughout the Midwest. A graduate of Fond du Lac High School, he played under Hall of Fame coach Dick Diener and was a member of Cardinal Stritch University’s 2012-13 NAIA National Championship team. His coaching experience includes assistant and head coaching roles at multiple institutions, including Cardinal Stritch University, Niles North High School, Trinity International University, Rockhurst University, Fond du Lac High School, and most recently Dominican High School.
“We are excited about Coach Ford’s ability to foster and build relationships with our student-athletes,” said Athletic Director Ryan Tomczyk. “His work ethic and energy level were off the charts throughout the interview process. We were looking to find a coach who would establish high expectations for our athletes both on and off the court.”
Tomczyk added, “We expect our student-athletes to continue to exceed expectations, and we know Coach Ford will help develop both basketball skills and life skills necessary for success beyond the game. We compete in the always-talented Classic 8 Conference, where the standard is incredibly high. We believe we have found a coach who loves the game, embraces the process, and is committed to building a program our players, families, and community can be proud of.”
Coach Ford will begin his duties immediately, working with players, coaches, and community stakeholders to continue building the strong tradition of Kettle Moraine basketball. Please join us in welcoming Coach Ford and his family to the Lasers community.

TRACK AND FIELD AT STATE!!! KM Track & Field had one of their most successful State Meets, with four total podium finishes, and six total finishes in the top 10 for division one!
Lola Schwartz finished 2nd in D1 in the 800m run with a time of 2:11.42, breaking her own school record and earning All-American honors.
Caitlin Blawat finished 5th in D1 in both the 100m and 200m dash, with times of 11.97 and 24.40 breaking her own school records in both events and earning All-American honors.
Brandon Stuke finished 5th in D1 in Shot Put with a throw of 53' 7.5"
Quinn Vosburg finished 8th in D1 in Shot Put with a throw of 38' 11.0"
Lydia Johnson finished 8th in D1 in Discus with a throw of 124' 1.0"
We are proud of all of our athletes, and are excited to honor those who qualified for the State Meet in Lacrosse.






• Create a volunteer hours spreadsheet to track athlete hours per sport
• Compile SUG links, events, and assigned teams within the volunteer hours spreadsheet
• Maintain binders with volunteer hours sign-in sheets in each of the three stands Enter hours worked in each concession stand in a spreadsheet that is live (i.e. Google Sheets)
• Compile total number of hours worked per athlete/family per year
• Monitor percentage of hours given by each team to assist with funding requests
• Update the Booster Club Google Site

All donors will receive: Come to give blood June 22nd for a $15 e-gift card to your choice of merchant PLUS automatic entry for a chance to win one of two $7,500 gift cards! Celebrate more life this summer, on us! See rcblood.org/June for details.
All presenting donors will receive one FREE general admission ticket to the Waukesha County Fair!


⚡️ Caitlin Blawat - 100m and 200m
⚡️ Lola Schwartz - 800m
⚡️ Malachi Beyerlein - 800m
⚡️ Quinn Vosburg - Shot Put
⚡️ Brandon Stuke - Shot Put
⚡️ Lydia Johnson - Discus
⚡️ Boys 4x400m Relay - John Mazola, Tor Plum, Ryker Pignotti, Malachi Beyerlein, Mason Ehardt, and Trevor Heinzelmann
Best of luck this weekend on the biggest stage in WI Track & Field and GO LASERS!!


AED DONATIONS!!! KM is incredibly grateful to the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation for their donation of 17 Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs). This gift will help strengthen student, staff, and community safety by providing life saving equipment in our schools. The foundation is committed to charitable efforts that support health, safety, education, and community service across Wisconsin. "We believe strongly in supporting initiatives that protect and enhance the well-being of our communities,” said Peter Tourville, President of the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation. “We are grateful for the opportunity to partner with the Kettle Moraine School District in providing these AEDs, which can make a critical difference in emergency situations. The safety of students, educators, families, and visitors is something we all share responsibility for, and we are proud to contribute to that mission.” The Foundation also recognized the important role of ZOLL as the AED supplier partner in helping make the initiative possible and for the efforts of district leadership. “We are pleased to work alongside ZOLL, whose commitment to innovation and lifesaving technology aligns closely with our mission of community care and public safety. Strong partnerships like this help expand access to critical emergency response resources throughout Wisconsin. We also deeply value the work being done by the Kettle Moraine School District and appreciate the dedication of everyone involved in creating a safe and supportive environment for students to learn and thrive."







Want to try what they faced? Here are two samples from the competition:
A Team Challenge Problem: Two 12-hour clocks are defective. The clock on the left runs clockwise at a constant rate of 57 minutes per 1 hour of actual elapsed time, while the clock on the right runs counterclockwise at a rate of 51 minutes per hour. If both clocks are initially set at 12:00, what time will be displayed the very next moment their displays are identical to one another?
The Answer: 6:20
Mental Math Problem: 10 seconds without pencils or paper
What is the sum of all prime numbers between 10 and 20?
The Answer: 60
Thank you Ms. Jacobsen for the wonderful write up!




