Reedsburg’s girls 4x400 relay team won a title at Friday’s Stoughton Invite for the Beavers Track and Field program. Pictured here is the winning team of Adriana Werla, Kendall Krueger, Madison Pearson and Teaghan Geffert. (School District of Reedsburg photo)
The arrow continues to point upward for the Reedsburg Beaver track and field program after a day full of good performances last Tuesday in Madison and again Friday in Stoughton.
It’s been tough to find a win of late for the Reedsburg Beaver softball team, a group that’s played a lot of games in a short amount time in recent days.
Reedsburg still leads the Badger Small baseball standings, but the state-ranked Beavers did suffer the first conference loss of the season on Friday at McFarland, after downing the Spartans in a Tuesday matchup.
River Valley softball made some major headway in their 2026 schedule this past week, playing five games in a span of five days from Tuesday-Saturday as the team enters its final couple of weeks in regular season action.
Five games in five days: That sounds like a schedule for an MLB team but that’s what faced Coach Jane Briehl’s River Valley softball team last week with single games Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and two more on Saturday.
Reedsburg did some good things but eventually fell in the end 4-1 to McFarland in Badger Small Girls Soccer last Tuesday at RAHS. Sydney Olson tallied the lone goal for the Beavers, who were limited to just five shots on goal. Sam Laffey was busy in net with 17 saves.
Reedsburg extended its Badger Small mark to 3-0 in dual meet boys tennis action last Tuesday with a 7-0 trouncing of Fort Atkinson at the RAHS courts. Reedsburg won six of the seven matches in straight sets, including all three doubles contests.
Many track and field athletes from the Ithaca/Weston co-op competed in two meets over a three-day span with a trip to North Crawford Thursday for a Ridge and Valley Conference Invite before battling the competition at Saturday’s Ginger Morrey Invite at Riverdale High School.
Ithaca/Weston had gone through the first seven games of the softball season without tasting defeat but that unbeaten stretch came to a close last Tuesday as I/W suffered a 5-2 loss to Riverdale. Jacey Maxwell pitched a five-hitter with four walks and eight strikeouts but still was the losing pitcher for I/W.
