The WIAA released a football only realignment proposal under consideration for the two-year cycle of the 2022-2023 seasons last month that would alter the look and composition of 21 separate conferences even though only 11 schools have their request currently under consideration.
The Reedsburg Beavers had not played a varsity girls basketball team since Dec. 10 entering last week due to COVID-19 issues at other schools and inclement weather but finally, Coach Mark Simon’s crew got to take the floor for the first time in 19 days last Tuesday at Watertown.
Lincoln Manning, right, eyes up his opponent for the Ithaca/Weston wrestling co-op in a dual meet last week at New Lisbon. Manning won his 145-pound match with a first period pin as Ithaca/Weston rolled to a 60-23 dual meet win. (Photo from Lisa Clary)
After seven individual wins and 3 forfeit wins, Ithaca/Weston picked up another dual meet on the wrestling mat last week, 60-23 over New Lisbon in a dual that was recently added to the schedule. A Dec. 30 dual with Richland Center was cancelled.
The Beaver boys basketball team has been fairly productive offensively at times this season but Reedsburg couldn’t get anything going on the offensive end in their only game action of the holiday break last week, scoring just 26 points in a 67-26 loss at Onalaska.
After having three consecutive games postponed, the Badger Lightning girls high school hockey co-op returned to action on Dec. 30 and lost a 6-1 decision to the Lakeshore Lightning from Southeast Wisconsin in a game played at the Pierce Park Pavilion in Baraboo.
The Reedsburg/Wisconsin Dells/Mauston boys high school hockey co-op has been down a few players in recent games and the team still sports a 7-2 record heading into this week.
Those associated with the Reecsburg/Wisconsin Dells/Mauston boys high school hockey co-op knew they’d have their hands full with Madison Edgewood coming to RACA last week and although RWD played well, Edgewood headed back to Madison with a hard-fought 3-1 victory.
