The past week started in disappointing fashion but it ended with a bang for the Reedsburg Beaver baseball team.
Reedsburg suffered the first loss of the season at Watertown last Tuesday before the Beavers swept a DH from River Valley at the Woodside Complex near Mauston on Saturday.
Weston was able to get some action in on the baseball diamond last week as the Silver Eagles lost an 11-1 decision at De Soto in Ridge and Valley Conference action.
The voting for the 2022 Reedsburg Athletic Club Hall of Fame Class will take place on May 4 at Reedsburg Pizza Ranch as part of that evening’s Reedsburg Athletic Club meeting. Only members of and those associated with the Reedsburg Athletic Club are eligible to vote for the Hall of Fame and the nomination process is closed for this year.
More honors went to three Reedsburg Beaver girls basketball standouts last week in the aftermath of an incredible season for the Reedsburg girls. Seniors Mahra Wieman and Trenna Cherney along with sophomore Sydney Cherney all were recognized with All-State recognition recently by Associated Press.
Reedsburg’s high school track teams were fortunate to be inside once again on a wintery type of day on Saturday, competing in the Watertown Indoor Invite. The Beaver boys placed third with 96 points behind Watertown at 109 and Mayville at 106 but ahead of De Forest and Sauk-Prairie.
Coach Andy Gesteland and the Reedsburg Beaver boys tennis team has had difficulty taking a look at and assessing players in the early days of this spring season as have the other spring sports teams with difficult weather conditions.
It hasn’t been a good start to the baseball season for the Reedsburg Beavers as far as the weather is concerned with limited outside work. The conditions were good enough though last Friday for the Beavers to begin the season as scheduled with the action moving to Webb Field in an 11-0 Beavers win over the Tomah Timberwolves.
