RAHS Activities Director Aaron May has announced this year’s Athletic Award winners with mostly seniors, along with two sophomores, recognized and honored for their achievements.
The Spring Green Dolphins won a dual meet from Sun Prairie on Saturday. Pictured here are a new girls 200 medley relay team of Harper Lagerman, Laikyn Lauterbach, Lillian Miller and Ella Anliker. (Photos by Diane Thering)
Make it two straight dual meet wins for the Spring Green Dolphins Swim Team after they defeated Sun Prairie, 399-261, on Saturday.
Reedsburg faced a difficult challenge in Home Talent Baseball over the weekend with two games on the road, against good opponents, in less than 24 hours with both contests part of the Sunday League schedule.
It was no doubt a fun and memorable experience for all involved, but not with the desired result in the end for the Reedsburg Beaver Baseball team last week.
The league’s best softball players in the Southwest Wisconsin Conference were recognized and honored recently as the 2025 All-Conference teams were announced. River Valley tied for last place in the league standings at 2-8 but still had two players receiving all-league recognition.
The top players in Badger Small Girls Soccer were recognized as the All-Conference teams were announced last week. RAHS senior Mia Gronley had one of the best offensive seasons in program history with 26 goals and was named to the first-team All-Conference unit for the first time in her career.
For the second year in a row, Reedsburg’s Kylee Molitor has been recognized as the league’s best softball player as Molitor was selected as the Badger Small Player of the Year as the All-Conference teams for 2025 were announced last week.
River Valley senior Griffin Sprecher is an All-Conference first team choice in the SWC on the baseball diamond, the only first team selection for the Blackhawks. (Independent Star News file photo)
Three members of the River Valley Blackhawks baseball squad have garnered All-Conference recognition in the SWC as the all-league teams have been announced for the 2025 season.
RAHS junior Preston Powell got to experience memories that will last a lifetime last week, competing in the WIAA State Boys Golf Meet. Powell qualified for the event after shooting a career best round of 74 at the Holmen Sectional the previous week which was the third best score of any golfer in the field that day.
Three RAHS wrestlers showed their expertise in the classroom as well this past season as the Wisconsin Wrestling Association announced its All-State Academic team for the 2024-2025 campaign.
