Sports

The conference slate resumed for the Reedsburg Beaver girls golf squad last Tuesday as the Beavers hosted Mount Horeb at the Reedsburg Country Club.

The dual was originally scheduled the previous week but was postponed due to excessive heat.

The first ever two meets in the history of Weston High School Cross Country have been completed.

Reedsburg suffered a couple of close losses this past week as the Beaver Boys Soccer team hit the road for trips to Mount Horeb and Tomah.

Despite the school year just beginning last week, the Reedsburg Beaver girls tennis team has already played 10 dual matches this season. The Beavers have won eight as a team, including a pair last week against West Salem and Sauk-Prairie, both at RAHS.

The first road trip also meant the first conference game of the season for the Wonewoc-Center/Weston Silverwolves football team on Friday night as the Ridge and Valley 8 season began with the Silverwolves at De Soto.

The home team was dominant from the get-go on the way to a 40-0 victory as the Silverwolves fell to 0-2 overall.

Meet number two of the cross country schedule is in the books as the Beavers ran in the Norski Invite near DeForest last Wednesday.

Reedsburg boys placed fourth among eight schools, behind DeForest, Waunakee and Sauk-Prairie, but ahead of Beaver Dam, Janesville Parker, Milton and Berlin.

It’s the end of an era for high school hockey in Reedsburg.

On Monday, longtime coach Neil Mattson announced he is handing over leadership duties. He cited personal health needs as the reason for his departure.

After not getting the chance to play the first two scheduled games of the season, the Reedsburg Beaver football team was anxious to get back on the field last Friday as they opened the conference season in the MVC in La Crosse against the La Crosse Central Riverhawks.

Only four teams remain in the playoff bracket in the Monday Night Men’s Golf League at the Reedsburg Country Club after action on Monday night this week.

Young at Heart-Sept. 3

1st place-Senior Singles

2nd place-Power Rangers

3rd place-Alley Cats

High women’s scratch series, Linda Jacobson, 463

High women’s scratch game, Linda Jacobson, 175

High men’s scratch series, Jim Buckson, 481

High men’s scratch game, Steve Jicinsky, 175