It’s now win or go home time for the Reedsburg Beaver volleyball team as the WIAA Tournament season begins this week.
Reedsburg closed out the regular season schedule last week with a home win over Monona Grove in the Badger Challenge and a loss at Madison Memorial in a recently added match to the schedule.
Three boys runners represented Weston High School for the first time ever in a Ridge and Valley Conference cross country meet, held last week at Wauzeka’s home course.
The eight-man football season has come to a close for the Wonewoc-Center/Weston Silverwolves after a 44-0 loss at state-ranked North Crawford on Friday night.
In the history of the Mississippi Valley Conference, it’s believed to be a first this season: A five-way tie for the league’s football championship and one of those five teams is the Reedsburg Beavers.
Injuries have left the Reedsburg Beaver boys soccer team depleted and short-handed for much of the season and wins have been hard to come by. But as the regular season came to a close last week, the win totals have been on the rise as the Beavers get a bit healthier.
Saturday marked the best showing in several years for the Reedsburg Beaver boys cross country team in a conference meet as Reedsburg came away with a fourth-place team finish among the eight schools that ran at the Norsk Golf Club in Mount Horeb.
The wait is over.
Sauk Prairie’s football team defeated Madison Edgewood, 21-9, last Friday and clinched its first playoff berth since 2019. The seventh-seeded Eagles travel to second-seeded Mount Horeb-Barneveld for a WIAA Division 3 opening round playoff game Friday at 7 p.m.
MOUNT HOREB — The plan was in place, and Sauk Prairie’s girls cross country team gave it their best shot at dethroning defending Badger Small Conference champion Mount Horeb at the Norsk Golf Club last Saturday morning.
But the Eagles’ bid to snatch the title away from their conference rivals fell short.
In a perfect world, Wisconsin Heights’ football team would be playing for at least one more week — and maybe several more.
Instead, the Vanguards’ season is over.
Brooks Behn and the Wisconsin Heights/Barneveld boys soccer team finished the regular season with a pair of wins.
Heights/Barneveld defeated Prairie du Chien, 4-0, on Oct. 14. The Vanguards then downed Watertown Luther Prep, 3-1, on Oct. 15 and finished the regular season 7-6 overall.
