Reedsburg now looks to the Badger Conference Girls Tennis Tournament in Madison this weekend after wrapping up the Badger Small dual match schedule this past week with a pair of road trips.
Since 1983, the Old River Jug, pictured here, has gone to the winning team in the Reedsburg-Baraboo football game and the two schools meet again this Friday night at Millennium Field at 7 p.m. (Submitted photo)
The most often played high school football rivalry in the state of Wisconsin adds another chapter this week when the Reedsburg Beavers square off against the Baraboo Thunderbirds at Millennium Field for the 138th time in a matchup that dates back all the way back to 1900.
In a game that started at 7 p.m. Friday night and didn’t end until almost 19 hours later, the Beaver football team suffered its second loss of the season and the second in three conference games with a 22-21 setback in Holmen this past weekend.
The Spring Green Dolphins Swim Team is riding a wave of success this season, both in and out of the pool.
Due to six local sponsors, the team raised $36,000 to purchase Olympic-style starting blocks, improving the training and competitive experience for swimmers of all ages.
Weston completed a sizable chunk of their conference volleyball slate last week with three Ridge and Valley matches on the home floor against De Soto, La Farge and Kickapoo. Unfortunately, the Silver Eagles weren’t able to make a dent in the win column as they fell to 1-5 in the R&V.
River Valley celebrated a tournament championship at Saturday’s Wautoma Boys Soccer Tournament. (Photo from Dana Sanftleben)
On Saturday, Sept. 13, the Blackhawk boys soccer team traveled to Wautoma to play in a soccer invite. Their first game was against the Nekoosa Papermakers. The Blackhawks maintained possession for the majority of the game and had 25 shots.
