That’s more like it.
Wisconsin Heights’ girls basketball game entered its game with Johnson Creek last Thursday on a two-game losing streak. But the Vanguards put an end to that with a 67-24 destruction of visiting Johnson Creek.
The following preview of the Northern Badger Conference was compiled Wissports.net.
2019 recap: Stoughton won the conference tournament going away. The Vikings were the No. 1 ranked team in all of the Division 1 for the duration of the season and went on to win their second consecutive Team State championship.
With just 10 games on the slate to earn a coveted Badger North Conference title, Sauk Prairie co-op boys hockey coach David Lohrei can’t emphasize enough how important it is for the Eagles’ to be at their best every night.
With hopes of securing a fourth consecutive Badger North Conference title as its primary goal, the Sauk Prairie/Wisconsin Heights boys swimming team didn’t have any margin for error when it hit the water on opening night Dec. 3.
STOUGHTON — It’s never a good sign when your starting point guard enters the court on crutches.
That was the situation when Sauk Prairie’s boys basketball team played its first road game of the season at Stoughton on Dec. 3 with senior Ben German sidelined with an ankle injury.
Wisconsin Heights boys basketball coach Zack Colby was the first to admit his team had just as many questions as answers when the new season began.
Not anymore.
The Vanguards — who returned just one starter from a year ago — raced from the gates with a pair of impressive wins last week.
MADISON – It was simply no contest.
Sauk Prairie roared out to a 10-point lead and eventually ended the game with a running clock in a 56-18 rout of host Madison West in a non-conference prep girls’ basketball game last Saturday night.
They battled.
They fought.
In the end, though, the hole was simple too big to escape.
Wisconsin Heights’ girls basketball team dug itself a 15-point halftime deficit on Nov. 26, rallied back, but eventually fell to host Lakeside Lutheran, 47-41.
Wisconsin Heights’ girls volleyball team enjoyed a terrific year, finishing in second place in the Southern Capitol Conference and reaching a WIAA Division 4 regional final.
Not surprisingly, the Vanguards were justly rewarded when it came time for all-conference honors.
Sauk Prairie’s boys basketball team displayed a lot of resiliency after falling into a huge hole in its season-opener last Saturday afternoon.
But an early 22-point deficit proved to be too much to overcome.
