Sports

Reedsburg Beaver Boys Tennis is enjoying one of its most successful seasons as a team in recent memory, improving to 6-2 overall for the dual match season last week with wins over Sauk-Prairie, La Crosse Logan and La Crosse Central last week.

It has been a season of big accomplishments and record-setting performances for the Reedsburg Beaver boys track and field squad, and two more school records were added to the list this past week.

Holtz Excavating is the team champion this week on night No. 4 of the Monday Night men’s golf league at the Reedsburg Country Club.

Team members include Scott Westphal, Brett Crary, Marcus Crary and Matt Crary.

Reedsburg has had some practice time this past week with only 1 match for the Reedsburg Beaver girls soccer team and that was a 1-0 loss on the road against Edgewood last Tuesday as Reedsburg fell to 0-3 in the conference and 1-8 overall. Reedsburg’s match at Sparta for this past Friday was postponed.

The Weston Silver Eagle Baseball team was unable to take the field three times in a row where scheduled games were on the team’s original slate.

Weston was originally set to host Wonewoc-Center in a non-conference on April 30 but that game was cancelled.

The Beaver Boys Golf Team has spent a lot of time on the road of late with meets on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday last week before getting some home cooking this week, if the weather cooperates.

Reedsburg was part of a large field of teams at the Holmes Invite on Wednesday at the Cedar Creek course.

It was back-to-back meets for the Ithaca/Weston co-op track and field teams with most of the top of the line athletes competing with little or no rest and recovery time in between. Despite that situation, there were many outstanding efforts both days from the I/W crew with a new program record set on Saturday.

Thanks in part to postponements, it’s another very busy stretch in the schedule for Beaver Softball as the regular season begins to wind down.

Reedsburg had three games this past week, including back-to-back days, and could play as many as 6 games this week if Mother Nature cooperates.

Reedsburg is squarely in the hunt for a second consecutive conference title on the baseball diamond after the Beavers won a pair of crucial games against fellow contender Mount Horeb last week. Reedsburg finally entered the D-2 state rankings for the first time this season last week at No.