Sports

Sat
06
Feb

Beavers rout Logan in girls basketball as post-season approaches

The Reedsburg Beaver girls basketball team had to wait until Saturday to get in any game action last week but the Beavers didn’t show any rust as they posted another lopsided win, 77-29, over La Crosse Logan at RAHS.

Sat
06
Feb

Beaver wrestlers win Regional title at Baraboo, advance 7 to Sectionals on Saturday

An already good season for the Reedsburg Beaver wrestlers got even better on Saturday. Reedsburg was one of seven schools competing at the WIAA D-1 Regional in Baraboo and the Beavers came away with the most points in the team scoring, edging out Waunakee by seven points with Baraboo in third place.

Sat
06
Feb

Beaver gymnasts score well in dual meet win over Baraboo

Scores and individual performances continue to improve for the Reedsburg Beaver gymnastics team as February arrives. Reedsburg topped 129 team points for the first time this season in a dual meet early last week vs. Mt. Horeb and then bettered that score slightly with 129.775 team points last Friday in a dual meet win at Baraboo.

Sat
06
Feb

Badger Lightning win 2 games up north in girls hockey action

It was a successful trip up north for the Badger Lightning girls high school hockey co-op on Saturday. The Lightning won two games in the same day, defeating Medford 5-1 and the Northern Edge team, 7-1. It was wins number three and four for the season for the local squad.

Thu
04
Feb

Eagles’ hockey co-op seeded third

It’s been a magical regular season for Sauk Prairie’s co-op hockey team. And now, the Eagles — which include skaters from Mount Horeb — have a chance to make it an unforgettable postseason.
Thu
04
Feb

Eagles’ girls seeded second

It’s been an up and down year for Sauk Prairie’s girls basketball team. But the Eagles did enough good things to earn the No. 2 seed in their five-team, postseason pod. Madison Edgewood is the top seed, followed by Sauk Prairie, McFarland, Mount Horeb and Stoughton.
Thu
04
Feb

Eagles’ boys topple Portage

They were down four starters. By the end of the game, they were without six players. But Sauk Prairie’s boys basketball team never blinked. Instead, the Eagles battled, scrapped and pulled out a thrilling 57-52 win over host Portage on Jan. 28. Sauk Prairie improved to 7-3 on the year, while the Warriors fell to 4-12.
Thu
04
Feb

Heights boys win a pair

Amazingly, the boys basketball postseason is almost here. And Wisconsin Heights has picked the perfect time to heat up. The Vanguards notched a pair of wins last week, and in the process, snapped a four-game losing streak.
Thu
04
Feb

Vanguards’ girls earn No. 2 seed

The Wisconsin Heights girls basketball team earned the No. 2 seed in its postseason pod.
Thu
04
Feb

Eagles send four wrestlers to sectionals

Sauk Prairie had four wrestlers advance through the WIAA Division 1 Baraboo Regional last Saturday. The top two finishers in each weight class moved on to this Saturday’s Mukwonago Sectional. The Eagles had second-place finishes from Colton Uselman at 132 pounds, Carson Saladis at 138, Luis Elizondo at 145 and heavyweight Nolan Vils.

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