The Bangor Cardinals appeared to be well on their way to a Scenic Bluffs volleyball championship when they sat at 11-0 in conference play and held a 2.5-game lead in the standings with three matches left.
The Bangor-Cashton football game is one that gets circled on the calendar when each year’s Scenic Bluffs slate is unveiled. That’s as true as ever in 2021 as the two longtime foes renew their rivalry with stakes at an all-time high.
Three years after enduring a winless season, the rebirth and rise of Cashton football has reached a status the program hasn’t seen in over 20 years.
The Tomah cross country teams played host Tuesday, October 5 when they held their annual invite at Hiawatha Golf Course on the north end of town. Only three schools participated with Tomah — Necedah, New Lisbon and Reedsburg — as a couple of others dropped out for various reasons.
Powered by top-10 performances from both senior Kimberlee Downing and junior Margarita Silva, the Brookwood girls’ cross country team thrived at their latest meet.
The Cashton Eagles played a couple of four-set matches on back-to-back nights to start this week, ultimately splitting the difference on the results.
It was quite a busy last week for the Sparta boys' soccer. The Spartans had a match Thursday, September 30 versus a difficult New Richmond squad. Then, just a couple of days later, the squad had a match against Wisconsin Rapids in Wisconsin Rapids. The team went 0-2 in those matches.
Holmen shut Sparta out in three sets (25-22, 25-13, 25-17) to clinch a share of the MVC title in a conference matchup Tuesday, October 5.
The Tomah volleyball team finished out their season set against La Crosse Central with a 3 sets to 1 win on Tuesday, October 5.
The Tomah boys' soccer team (7-2-3) were given their second loss on the season Tuesday, October 5 by Onalaska (13-2-2). The score of the match was 3-1.
Playoff season has come and gone for the Sparta girls tennis team. They competed in the sub-sectionals of the state tournament this past Monday.
For the first time in two years, the Brookwood volleyball team was able to celebrate a win over a Scenic Bluffs opponent.
The Tomah football team will travel to face West Salem Friday night for the second-to-last week of the regular season.
The Cashton football program’s ascendence over the past several years has taken them to heights not seen by the Eagles in quite some time. Another win Thursday night brings them to a place they haven’t been this century.
After a long weekend full of tennis, the Sparta girls tennis team looked to be in the winner's circle yet again after facing conference rival, the La Crosse Aquinas.
On Tuesday, September 14, the Tomah boys soccer team earned a 3-0 road win against West Salem.
The Spartan football team has been playing with their foot on the gas pedal and show no signs of slowing down. After a dominating win over arch-rival Tomah last week, the Spartans extended their winning streak to three games. However, the Spartans will level up their competition in each of the remaining five weeks of play in the regular season, starting with a homecoming tilt with the MVC co-leaders, West Salem.
The Cashton Eagles are off to exactly the kind of start they envisioned coming into the season. While they won’t face any Scenic Bluffs title race implications in Week 5, they will get a strong non-conference test that can serve as another measuring stick of where they stand.
Cashton freshman Mateya Kaduc is making a strong first impression in her high school cross country career.
At last week’s cross country meet in Viroqua, Brookwood runners were represented well among top-10 finishers.