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.
An historic season for Reedsburg Beaver baseball in 2025 was recognized last week as the team concluded its business for the season with team awards handed out in one final team gathering.
This year’s summer high school baseball team in Reedsburg is now two weeks into the summer schedule and the group rode some strong pitching last week to win four of five games.
Reedsburg won 12-5 last Monday over Wisconsin Heights with Nathan Whitsett going 2x3 at the plate with a pair of extra-base hits.
The Reedsburg Raging Rapids swim team opened its season on Saturday, June 28, with a competition in Columbus. Swimmers took the challenge of four other opposing teams: Columbus, Sun Prairie, Jefferson, and Milton.
Members of the Reedsburg Beaver Wrestling program recently took part in the Malecek Wrestling Camp in Wisconsin Dells, an event that has been a part of many summers for Reedsburg Beaver wrestling. (Reedsburg Wrestling Association photo)
The Cazenovia Reds had a quiet week in Home Talent Baseball with just one game, Saturday afternoon at Waunakee. The Reds fell to 0-8 in Sunday League play with a 10-0 loss, the Reds second shutout loss this season.
A good season of Weston Silver Eagle baseball was recognized with the awards banquet over the weekend. Weston started the conference season 11-0 before settling for a second-place finish as the Silver Eagles finished 13-7 overall under Coach Brent Jennings.