Sports

2025 was a magical season for Reedsburg Beaver baseball, and Coach Chris Hahn and those associated with the program are hopeful this season can provide magic once again.

Another strong season for the Ithaca/Weston wrestling co-op was recognized recently with the team’s season ending awards banquet.

If Mother Nature cooperates, Reedsburg Beaver softball will have three games in the books by this weekend as the 2026 campaign is set to get underway. Reedsburg was 15-12 overall last season with the win total the highest in 30-plus years for a Beaver softball team.

Wednesday Majors-March 25

First place-Brewster’s Lanes

Second place-Fishy’s

Third place-Balls of Fury

High women’s scratch series, Leanne Stevens, 623

High women’s scratch game, Leanne Stevens, 222

High men’s scratch series, Matt Eberle, 734

The girls hockey team, the Lake City Whitecaps from the Sauk Prairie Rink, has girls from Reedsburg, River Valley, Sauk Prairie and Lodi. The Whitecaps finished in third place at the State Tournament that was held on Feb 21-22 in La Crosse. They also won first place at the Rough Riders Tournament in Cedar Rapids Iowa Feb.13-15.

RAHS sophomore Lorelei Williams earned her first All-Conference girls basketball nod as the Badger Small all-league team was announced earlier this month. Williams averaged over 16 points per game and topped 30 points a couple of times during the season and her efforts landed her on the 10-person All-Conference team.

Some strong performances highlighted the first track and field meet of the season for the River Valley Blackhawks, an indoor meet at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville Friday.

Coach Jane Briehl’s River Valley Blackhawk softball team may get the season underway this week with Columbus scheduled to visit Thursday afternoon for non-conference action.

Wednesday Majors-March 18

First place-Brewster’s Lanes

Second place-Fishy’s

Third place-Balls of Fury

High men’s scratch series, Brady Bill 827

High men’s scratch game, Brady Bill 300

Young at Heart-March 17

First place-Bugs Bunnies

Second place-XYZ

River Valley had good representation among the top boys basketball players this season in the Southwest Wisconsin Conference this season after the All-Conference voting results have been released.