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Tomah’s Jaxon Ruland breaks out of a throng of skaters with the puck during the third period of Tuesday’s Mississippi Valley Conference game at Onalaska.
BOYS HOCKEY: TITLE ACCESS DENIED ...for now
Multiple times over the past three weeks, the Tomah/Sparta boys hockey team has struggled to score — even while frequently outshooting its opponents. “They’re trying too hard, … more
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SASD committee of the whole sets consent agenda for the full board meeting
On Monday, January 13th, 2025, the Sparta Area School District (SASD) committee of the whole met at 6 p.m. in Meadowview Middle School’s cafeteria, for the first full board meeting of the year. … more
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Brookwood’s Camden Brueggeman goes up for a jump shot as Necedah’s Kynrik Saylor attempts to defend during the first half of Thursday’s game.
BOYS BASKETBALL: Second half adjustments help Brookwood take advantage of Necedah
After pouring over the film, Walker Rynes thought his Brookwood High School boys basketball team would be able to play its 1-3-1 zone against Necedah. But about six minutes into the second half, … more
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Sparta’s Kaylie Church races into the front court during the second half of Tuesday’s MVC game in Onalaska. Sparta led 26-23 before falling 51-43.
GIRLS BASKETBALL: Spartans let halftime lead slip away
Lily Seifert looked to swing the ball from the top of the key to Sparta High School girls basketball teammate Elexa Jones on the left wing, but the junior guards weren’t on the same page. … more
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BANGOR TRIPLE THREAT Taylor Jacobson, Nora Tucker and Megan Miedema all continued their basketball careers at Viterbo. Jacobson has seen more minutes as a junior while Miedema has transitioned into an assistant coach following an ACL injury last summer.
COLLEGE ATHLETICS: LONG DISTANCE RELATIONSHIP
Nora Tucker has always been a confident shooter. Anyone who has followed the Bangor High School girls basketball team could see that as she let 3-pointer after 3-pointer fly during her career with … more
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BASKETBALL SPARTA: Siefert, Berendes light up the scoreboard at A-F as Sparta earns back-to-back wins
The Sparta High School girls b a s k e t b a l l team went 2-0 at Adams- F r i e n d s h i p ’s h o l i d a y tournament over the weekend despite being without junior standout Elexa Jones. … more
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Bangor’s Kiera Cavadini tips a pass intended for Hillsboro’s Lauren Woirol away during the first half of Friday’s game.
GIRLS BASKETBALL: Cavidini leads Cardinals in rout of Hillsboro
The Bangor High School girls basketball  team ran its winning streak to three games with a 71-28 Scenic Bluffs Conference victory over Hillsboro on Friday, Dec. 20. Despite the lopsided … more
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Black River Falls’Jayda Olver vies for control of the puck as Viroqua’s Amelia Olson attempts to push it away near center ice in Tuesday’s non-conference tilt.
GIRLS HOCKEY: SHOUT OUT FOR SHUTOUT
    The Black River Falls girls hockey co-op stretched its unbeaten streak to four games with an 8-0 victory at the Viroqua co-op on Tuesday, Dec. 17. The Tigers (4-3-2) got … more
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Bangor’s Kennedy Hamilton eyes an open teammate after a path to the basket was closed off by Cashton’s Lauren Huntzicker and Marlee Schroeder during the second half of Thursday’s game.
GIRLS BASKETBALL: CARDINAL TAKEOVER
As the ball was reversed around the press, Kiera Cavadini patiently waited for her moment to pounce. The sophomore guard was the Bangor High School girls basketball team’s last line of … more
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Luis Gonzalez, Brookwood. The Falcon boys lead off a boys/ girls doubleheader at Kickapoo Saturday afternoon.
BOYS BASKETBALL: Early offensive surge spurs Falcons to initial victory
After restoring its double-digit lead late in the first half, the Brookwood High School boys basketball team wanted to put Wonewoc-Center away early in the second. Junior Jackson Cunitz and sophomore … more
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West Salem’s gymnastics co-op moves up to Division 1 this year as part of the Competitive Balance Plan implemented by the WIAA last year. The West Salem co-op finished second in D2 the past two seasons.
GYMNASTICS: West Salem co-op prepares to continue success in spite of being pushed into Division 1 competition
Carrie O’Hearn wanted to put a positive spin on the West Salem co-op gymnastics team moving up to Division 1, so she decided to call it a promotion. “They know their hard work got us … more
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Tomah’s Michael Zastoupil launches a three-point shot from the corner in front of the Baraboo bench during the first half of Tuesday’s season opener. Zastoupil finished with 14 points after making a pair of threes and four field goals and also collected 10 boards in the Timberwolves’ win.
BOYS BASKETBALL: Tomah cleans up in second half to secure victory
The effort in the first half wasn’t disappointing, but Jeff Brieske thought he could get more out of his Tomah High School boys basketball team defensively. The Timberwolves proved him … more
Tomah/Sparta wins opener, falls in title game of home tournament
When the Tomah/Sparta boys hockey team took to the ice in the second period of the championship game of their own holiday tournament, they did so facing a 1-0 deficit. That would change less … more
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GIRLS HOCKEY- BRF co-op ready to load its stat lines with plenty of new names
Brady Mathison has seen even some of the best high school hockey teams in Wisconsin run only two lines. But personally, he isn’t a fan. “Drives me insane,” he said. So … more
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Sparta’s Lily Seifert flips a pass across the top of the key as Arcadia’s Joselyn Lockington defends. Sparta failed to score for a period of over eight minutes of the second half which allowed the visiting Raiders to extend their advantage, leading to a 46-30 win for AHS.
BASKETBALL: QUIETED
It’s hard to bounce back from scoring droughts. The good news for the Sparta High School girls basketball team was that it battled through such a drought early in Tuesday night’s … more
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Brookwood’s Jackson Cunitz may be one of several players that will emerge as scoring leaders for the Falcons this winter. The BHS squad will need someone to rise and fill the vacancies created by the graduation of Brady Hansen and Wyatt Maurhoff, the team’s leading scorers a year ago. Herald photo by Logan Everson/GX3 Media.Brookwood’s Jackson Cunitz may be one of several players that will emerge as scoring leaders for the Falcons this winter. The BHS squad will need someone to rise and fill the vacancies created by the graduation of Brady Hansen and Wyatt Maurhoff, the team’s leading scorers a year ago.
BASKETBALL: New faces to guide SBC teams
    By ERIC AUER LEE Sports Writer The Bangor and Cashton high school boys basketball teams will need to retool quickly if they are to compete for a Scenic Bluffs … more
La Crosse Logan’s Bradley Check accounted for six touchdowns in the Rangers’ 51-48 win over Medford in the third round of the WIAA playoffs last week. Check and company will face Green Bay Notre Dame at Wisconsin Rapids on Friday, November 14 for a chance to play in a state final next week.
FOOTBALL: Logan, Aquinas set for state semifinals
    The Coulee Region will be well represented in the WIAA state football semifinals this Friday after three teams won their respective quarterfinals last week. In Division … more
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Tomah’s Karma Hasselberger won the title of ‘Golfer of the Year’ in the MVC after placing second in 2023.
GOLF PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Karma Hasselberger has plenty to be proud of after this year’s girls golf season, but she still isn’t satisfied. Yes, the Tomah High School junior won the MVC championship over … more
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Tomah will kick off its girls basketball season Monday. The Timberwolves will try to improve on a 5-20 campaign from a year ago.
Winter sports season kicks off Monday
  The first winter sports practices of the year will take place on Monday, November 11. Area girls basketball teams will take to the gym Monday to start their seasons. That will be the … more
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Bangor’s Fronk has reset the Cardinals’ bar for success, becoming the first runner to earn four individual trips to WIAA state meet
Redefining Legacy
Did you know Bangor’s Anna Fronk could run? That’s what we thought. After nearly four complete seasons, local cross country fans have grown accustomed to hearing Fronk’s … more
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