Mukwonago tribe scholarship
In years past, the Mukwonago Jr. Indians Baseball Organization has selected senior members of the Mukwonago Indians Varsity Baseball Team for scholarships. The Mukwonago Tribe Baseball Organization will continue this tradition of awarding scholarships to players based on the following criteria:
- Superior display of character and leadership ability
- Excellence in academics
- Outstanding commitment to the MHS baseball program as well as giving back to the youth program
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2021-2022 SCHOLARSHIP WINNER
Brendan Lorenz
Our 2022 Scholarship winner, Brendan Lorenz, is a 4 year player in the MHS baseball program and competed during his youth career for the Mukwonago Tribe baseball program. He is a hard-worker on the field and in the classroom. Never complains, is always reliable, on time, and professional. Brendan is a soft-spoken leader by example who continues to enjoy the game and is a student of the game. On the field he is a smart pitcher and a dependable middle infielder.
Brendan plans on playing baseball at UW-Whitewater next year where he will study Finance and Accounting.
Our 2022 Scholarship winner, Brendan Lorenz, is a 4 year player in the MHS baseball program and competed during his youth career for the Mukwonago Tribe baseball program. He is a hard-worker on the field and in the classroom. Never complains, is always reliable, on time, and professional. Brendan is a soft-spoken leader by example who continues to enjoy the game and is a student of the game. On the field he is a smart pitcher and a dependable middle infielder.
Brendan plans on playing baseball at UW-Whitewater next year where he will study Finance and Accounting.
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Previous scholarship winners include:
2020 - 2021
Teddy Grunske
Our 2021 Scholarship winner, Teddy Grunske, was a dedicated teammate who always focused on what he could do to make his team better. Teddy always took on the role that was asked of him by his coaches. His leadership and perseverance are unmatched. Teddy was the assistant coach for the U17 American Legion team in Mukwonago this summer and is attending Winona State University to study Health, Exercise, and Rehabilitative Sciences.
Teddy Grunske
Our 2021 Scholarship winner, Teddy Grunske, was a dedicated teammate who always focused on what he could do to make his team better. Teddy always took on the role that was asked of him by his coaches. His leadership and perseverance are unmatched. Teddy was the assistant coach for the U17 American Legion team in Mukwonago this summer and is attending Winona State University to study Health, Exercise, and Rehabilitative Sciences.
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2019 - 2020
Skyler Schmid
Our 2020 scholarship winner, Skyler Schmid, has served as both an assistant coach and head coach for U8, U13, and U14 teams within the Tribe. Skyler is attending Waukesha County Technical College to follow his dream of becoming a firefighter, was a passionate and dedicated player as he came through our Junior Indian organization. Today he draws accolades for his commitment to scouting, his love of the game of baseball, and his willingness to give back to the youth of our community.
Skyler Schmid
Our 2020 scholarship winner, Skyler Schmid, has served as both an assistant coach and head coach for U8, U13, and U14 teams within the Tribe. Skyler is attending Waukesha County Technical College to follow his dream of becoming a firefighter, was a passionate and dedicated player as he came through our Junior Indian organization. Today he draws accolades for his commitment to scouting, his love of the game of baseball, and his willingness to give back to the youth of our community.
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2018 - 2019
Ryan May
Ryan was chosen for his commitment to academics, his record of community service, his upstanding character, his understanding of the importance team before self, the passion he has for the game of baseball, and for the qualities that make him an outstanding role model for his younger teammates and the youth of our baseball community.
Ryan May
Ryan was chosen for his commitment to academics, his record of community service, his upstanding character, his understanding of the importance team before self, the passion he has for the game of baseball, and for the qualities that make him an outstanding role model for his younger teammates and the youth of our baseball community.
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2017 - 2018
Logan Goetz
Logan was chosen for his dedication to school, to the baseball program, for being such a strong, positive role model to younger baseball players, his approach to the game, and his overall approach to life.
Logan Goetz
Logan was chosen for his dedication to school, to the baseball program, for being such a strong, positive role model to younger baseball players, his approach to the game, and his overall approach to life.
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2017
Cobie Anderson - UW Whitewater |
2017
Alec Bauer - UW Whitewater |
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2016
Andrew Meixelsperger - UW Madison 
2016
Tyler Yager - UW Madison 
2014
Jeff Johnson - UW Platteville 
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2015
Kyle Baron - Wisconsin Lutheran 
2015
Alex Christiansen - UW Oshkosh 
2015
Lucas Jorgensen - UW Madison 
2013
Ryan Williams - Auburn University 
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