The road will be tough.
It always is at this time of the year.
But Sauk Prairie’s girls basketball team has shown that anything and everything is possible when it’s at the top of its game.
The road will be tough.
But when it comes to the postseason, anything and everything is possible.
Wisconsin Heights’ girls basketball team received the No. 9 seed in its WIAA Division 4 sectional. The Vanguards will travel to eighth-seeded Darlington for a regional quarterfinal Feb. 25 at 7 p.m.
It wasn’t the finish that senior forward Riley Jelinek and the rest of his fellow seniors were after when Sauk Prairie’s co-op hockey team dropped its regular-season finale last Saturday afternoon.
But the Eagles still have high hopes for a long postseason run when the WIAA playoffs start this week.
Wisconsin Heights boys basketball coach Zack Colby will head to his postseason meeting this weekend.
And Colby should have a decent amount of ammunition.
The Vanguards won a pair of games last week and improved to 9-9 overall and 3-4 in the Southern Capitol Conference.
Several Sauk Prairie-Wisconsin Heights boys swimmers are headed to the state meet this Friday.
Among them (from top) are:
• Matthew Loy, who qualified for state in four events.
• Jordan Chao, who will be on two state relay teams.
• And Ryan Godwin, who will be part of the 400 freestyle relay.
Rollin Pins
Riveria Bowling Center
Dec. 17
Dave Dickson 633, Cliff Alt 580, Don Behling 564, Steve Moritz 535, Ron Acker 527, Jack Jensen 480, Tyler Moritz 467, Melvina Meyer 450.
Monday Night Special
Dec. 30
Dude Young 708, Curtis Paul 706, Eric Heil 689, Tim Herbrand 686, Troy Kersten 681,
Wisconsin Heights’ boys basketball team dropped a pair of games last week.
Marshall defeated the Vanguards, 54-52, on Feb. 4. New Glarus also downed Heights, 77-65, last Friday.
The last chance for the Sauk Prairie co-op hockey team to earn at least a share of the Badger North Conference title slipped away at the Ice Pond at Waunakee last Thursday night.
The Warriors rallied from a second-period deficit to edge visiting Sauk Prairie, 3-2, and secure the conference championship.
It was a rough week for Wisconsin Heights’ girls basketball team.
And with the regular season nearing the end, the Vanguards hope to turn things around as soon as possible.
Heights lost at Cambridge, 59-55, last Thursday. The Vanguards then dropped a 46-41 decision to Cuba City last Saturday at Just A Game Field House in Wisconsin Dells.
