Sauk Prairie’s boys golfers had a sensational season, finishing second in the Badger Small Conference and advancing to a WIAA Division 1 sectional.
Garret Mittelstaedt was named first-team all-conference and sophomore Graysen Dunn earned second-team honors.
Wisconsin Heights’ girls softball team had five players earn all-Capitol South Confer-ence honors.
Sophomore Vanessa Wagner was named first-team all-conference and also was named the Vanguards’ Defensive Player of the Year.
Sophomore Haley Wipperfurth was named second-team all-league and was also named the Vanguards’ Offensive Player of the Year.
Weston was a strong team in Ridge and Valley Conference Baseball this season, with a top four finish in the league standings, and the Silver Eagles were recognized with three All-Conference first team players.
Reedsburg had a stretch of three league games in four days this past week as the Home Talent Baseball season for 2024 continued in a busy fashion for the Pirates.
Sauk Prairie’s baseball team struggled on the field this season, going 9-16 overall.
But the Eagles found some success off the field as four players were named to the all-Badger Small Conference team.
OREGON — At this time of year, it’s win or go home.
Sauk Prairie’s girls soccer team knew that, and the Eagles also knew the odds weren’t in their favor during their WIAA Division 2 sectional semifinal game against Oregon on June 6.
That reality was hard to avoid.
There is no deficit that the Sauk Prairie Twins believe they can’t overcome.
Case in point, the Twins allowed four runs before coming to bat against visiting Cross Plains on Sunday afternoon.
Drew Farrell has become the most senior member of Middleton’s Home Talent League team.
And much like a vintage Cabernet Sauvignon, Farrell seemingly improves with age.
Farrell threw a complete-game, four-hitter and led Middleton to a 3-1 win over host Black Earth in a game held last Friday.
