A much-anticipated season of Reedsburg Beaver Football begins this Friday night with the 2025 regular season opener at Millennium Field against the McFarland Spartans.
The 2024 girls tennis season for the Reedsburg Beavers was one of the best in recent memory with 10 dual meet wins, a third-place conference finish and six players, (two singles players and two doubles teams) all qualifying for WIAA Sectional play.
The first regular season event of the fall sports season at RAHS was last Thursday, when the Reedsburg Beaver girls golf team hosted the Reedsburg Invitational at the Reedsburg Country Club.
The pre-season began officially on Monday this week for the Reedsburg Beaver Girls Golf Team, and they’ll have a meet just three days later, kicking off the season on Thursday morning with an invite at the Reedsburg Country Club.
The Cazenovia Reds played their best baseball of the season last Thursday night but fell just short of an upset win against one of the Home Talent Baseball League’s heavyweight teams.
Area high school girls volleyball players and coaches will be underway with the pre-season by this time next week with Monday the kickoff day for the 2025 prep volleyball season in Wisconsin. Reedsburg, under veteran coach Sheila Green, will take part in a pair of scrimmages on Aug. 23 and Aug. 26 before beginning regular season play on Aug.
The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) announced the establishment of the WIAA Foundation, a new charitable organization dedicated to advancing Wisconsin high school athletics through support and innovation.
The season is still alive for the Reedsburg Pirates baseball team as Reedsburg continued its recent success in Night League Home Talent play with an 8-0 win in the opening round of the Playoffs last week at Nishan Park vs. Pine Bluff/Mount Horeb at Nishan Park.
Ty Horkan announced this past week that he is stepping away as head coach of the Reedsburg Beaver boys basketball program after holding that position the past two seasons. (Independent Star News file photo)
The Reedsburg Beaver Boys Basketball program will have a new leader for the 2025-2026 season.
Ty Horkan, head coach for the previous two seasons and interim coach at the end of the 2022-2023 season, announced that he will cease his head coach duties for the upcoming season.
