The River Valley High School varsity girls basketball team began its season of competition last Friday night against the Lancaster Flying Arrows in Lancaster.
The River Valley High School boys varsity wrestling team began their season this past week with a meet against fellow SWC team Lancaster at home. Lancaster won the dual 57-21.
The River Valley High School varsity boys basketball team returned to competition this past week. They started their season off on Friday night playing the Platteville Hillmen at home with Luke Thatcher returning as head coach.
Three seasons ago, Sean McGann was the freshman coach at Sauk Prairie High School.
McGann loved the fight and tenacity of that team.
When the Eagles begin their 2020-21 campaign, McGann will have much of that gang back together again.
Editor’s Note: The following story appeared at Wisconsin.golf and was written by Dennis McCann. The website gave the Times-Tribune permission to republish the article.
On a field just west of Madison is a sight not much seen in the golf world lately.
Earth movers and earth-moving men are hard at work. A new golf course is being built.
The Weston Silver Eagle girls basketball team poses for a picture after opening the season with a 43-29 win at Mauston last week. Weston has two conference road games this week before hosting Hillsboro on Dec. 7 (Photo by Troy Matz)
Weston got the season underway with a lot of positives in high school girls basketball action last week. The Silver Eagles got off to a quick start and prevailed from there in a 43-29 season-opening win at Mauston.
Chloe Gillmore, a Weston High School student, finished first in the conference and second in the state in trapshooting this year. (Submitted photo)
After a sluggish start to the season, the Weston Trap Shoot Team came back strong in the final weeks to come out on top in Conference 5 of the Wisconsin High School Trap League.
Pickelball players take part in a game earlier this year in Reedsburg. (Submitted photo)
In June of this past summer, a grandfather and his eldest grandson started playing pickleball at Oak Park where two tennis courts had been converted to official areas for playing the sport.
