History

Viking Club and Team Wisconsin Through the Years

Impact of Team Wisconsin (Viking Club) Players:

Through the 90s, 00s, and today!

To see the impact our current players and alumni are having on high school and college basketball right now, please follow on TWITTER: @vcteamwi

Wisconsin High School Career Scoring List (athletes who played in our program are highlighted)

RANK	POINTS	NAME	TEAM	GRAD YEAR
1	3229	Megan Gustafson	South Shore	2015
2	2881	Jolene Anderson	South Shore	2004
3	2601	Anna DeForge	Niagara	1994
4	2393	Chloe Wanink	Cameron	2015
5	2378	Angie Halbleib	Middleton	1993
6	2240	Arike Ogunbowale	Divine Savior Holy Angels	2015
7	2236	Sonja Henning	Racine Horlick	1987
8	2173	Sarah Meyer	Lena	1991
9	2143	Allazia Blockton	Dominican	2015
10	2125	Hannah Whitish	Barneveld	2016
11	2108	Shelly Coyle	River Valley	1986
12	2081	Lexi Smith	Northland Pines	2017
13	2065	Jessica Lindstrom	Superior	2014
	2065	Carley Emery	Siren	2011
15	2038	Martha Richards	Hudson	1989
16	2033	Jennah Burkholder	Janesville Parker	1993
17	2012	Jessica Kelliher	Waukesha North	2015
18	2005	LaTonya Sims	Racine Park	1997
19	2003	Debbie Teske	Assumption	1988
20	2002	Colleen Heimstead	Elk Mound	1988
21	1993	Ann Kattreh	Kohler	1983
22	1992	Lori Dondlinger	Pepin	1987
23	1965	Tori Martell	Somerset	2017
24	1962	Vanessa Schley	Gilman	1997
25	1951	Kari Flunker	Florence	2001
26	1945	Ann Klapperich	Fond du Lac	1994
27	1910	Taylor Wurtz	Ripon	2008
28	1909	Sidney Cooks	Kenosha St. Joseph	2017
29	1906	Mistie Bass	Janesville Parker	2002
30	1905	Katie Voigt	Lakeland	1993
31	1872	Melissa Maas	Wauwatosa East	1993
	1870	Taylor Schneider	Turtle Lake	2016
33	1860	Gabrielle Ortiz	The Prairie School	2014
34	1835	Avery Steen	Luck	2013
35	1811	Carrie Templin	Weston	1994
36	1809	Gena Grundhoffer	Assumption	2016
	1809	Sue Vielbig	Oakfield	1979
38	1803	Mary Berghuis	Brillion	1984
39	1798	Meg Ellias	Mellen	2014
40	1797	Heather Bowe	Regis	2012
41	1787	Lucy Demovsek	Lake Holcombe	2007
	1787	Jenni Kraft	Pius XI	1988
43	1782	Heidi Blomberg	Prentice	1989
44	1781	Katy Hauge	Unity	1991
45	1779	Alison Langham	Clayton	1997
46	1770	Rachel Becker	Gilmanton	2002
47	1762	Jade Ramirez	Wayland Academy	2015
48	1761	Lori Goerlitz	Oshkosh North	1991
49	1760	Jesi Haberkorn	Deerfield	1993
50	1756	Kris Osterberg	Florence	1987
	1756	Erica Smith	Green Lake	1994
52	1742	Karie Cattanach	Markesan	1992

History

Since 1987 the Wisconsin Viking Club has provided thousands of basketball players the opportunity to develop their skills by competing with and against the best players in the nation. With its emphasis on skill development and high quality competition, 10U - 19U female athletes from Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan have chosen to make the Viking Club/Team Wisconsin their elite basketball club.

Now in its 27th year, Team Wisconsin and the Viking Club are highly respected by college coaches, high school coaches, and youth basketball coaches because of the depth and desire of its teams. The success of athletes that have played with the Viking Club/Team Wisconsin is unsurpassed. 500+Viking Club/Team Wisconsin athletes have signed NCAA Division I or II college scholarships, as well as thousands of student-athletes that have gone on to play collegiate basketball at the NCAA Division III, NAIA and JUCO levels.

The Wisconsin Viking Club and Team Wisconsin is a highly regarded and easily recognizable name throughout the country.

The Wisconsin Viking Club/ Team Wisconsin was founded by Keith Noll in 1987 with just 25 athletes. At the time, there were no AAU teams or clubs in Wisconsin. Keith changed all that and today hundreds of girls play on AAU teams throughout the state each year. Keith went on to become the Governor of Wisconsin AAU for all sports in 1994, the Girls Basketball Chair for Wisconsin, the AAU National Chair for Football and Hockey programs with 35,000+ student-athletes, and currently serves on the National AAU Board Of Directors as the Governor's Zone C & D Representative. Keith was inducted into the AAU Volunteer Hall of Fame at the 2012 AAU National Convention on the Big Island of Hawaii.

Along with Keith, his family has served as an important role in the leadership and longevity of the program. Keith's wife Lydia, their son, Mark and daughter in law, Kara all volunteer with the Team Wisconsin.

Their daughter, Natalie, can usually be seen at Shootout tournaments helping Lydia with check-in. She was awarded the "Inspiring Women" award by the WNBA Minnesota Lynx team in 2013 for her community work.

Team Wisconsin Class of 2018 Notables

Team Wisconsin Players from the 2018 Class Leaving as the Career Leaders at their High Schools:

Scoring:

Emma Wittmerhaus - Bangor High School: scholarship to University of Wisconsin Milwaukee (NCAA Division 1)

Madeline Neff - Hayward High School: scholarship to University of Richmond (NCAA Division 1)

Jordan Ludescher - Flambeau High School: scholarship to Michigan Tech (NCAA Division 2)

Brooke Olson - Rice Lake High School: scholarship to Minnesota Duluth (NCAA Division 2)

Sydney Johnson - Hillsboro High School: scholarship to Northern State (NCAA Division 2)

Skylar Culbertson - East Dubuque (IL) High School: scholarship to Clarke University (NAIA Division 1)

Abby Kaiser - Potosi High School: #1 in graduating class committed to UW-Oshkosh (NCAA Division 3)

Jessica Slowik - Elcho High School: UW-Stevens Point (NCAA Division 3)

Mia Krogseng - St. Croix Central School: uncommitted, has scholarship offers

Scoring and Rebounding:

Brianny Leahy - Shullsburg High School: uncommitted with NCAA D1 & D2 interest

Assists:

Taylor Petit - DC Everest: All Time Assists Leader at DC Everest: scholarship to Youngstown State (NCAA Division 1)

Tyra Boettcher - Menomonie High School - currently very close to breaking the record: scholarship to Minnesota State (NCAA Division 2)

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