The Badger Lightning girls hockey co-op took a two-game win streak into their Friday game and were on the verge of consecutive win number three but fell in the end, 3-2, against Brookfield Glacier at the Poppy Waterman rink in Lake Delton.
After eight weeks of pre-season workouts and one postponed meet, the Reedsburg Beaver gymnasts finally began their competition schedule last Tuesday in a Badger Conference dual at Waunakee. Reedsburg’s team score was 118.075 with Waunakee topping 140 team points in an impressive showing.
The first of two meets this week for the River Valley Blackhawk gymnasts was Monday at the Platteville Invite. Valley scored 102.775 team points with Dodgeville’s co-op winning at 136.7, followed by the Southwestern co-op at 18.15 and the Platteville co-op scored 126.475.
A jam-packed week for the Ithaca/Weston Girls Basketball team began on Monday with a loss in Elroy against the Scenic Bluffs second place team, the Royall Panthers, by a final score of 53-24, with I/W falling to 2-9 overall.
It’s a rarity for a high school hockey team to have three home games in the same week but that was the scenario for the Reedsburg/Wisconsin Dells/Mauston boys co-op this past week with all three games within the conference as well.
Success continues to be a part of this year’s first ever season of Reedsburg Beaver girls wrestling. Coach Caylee Fry’s crew has won two team tournament titles already and last Wednesday night, the Reedsburg girls won three out of three in dual meet competition at De Forest High School. The Beavers won duals vs.
Two games in three days resulted in a win and a loss for the River Valley Blackhawks boys basketball Team last week but the victory was the first of the conference season.
To say it was a busy weekend for the River Valley Blackhawks wrestlers would be an understatement. R-V wrestled five duals against conference foes in Richland Center on Friday night before sending a full squad to the Sauk-Prairie Invite on Saturday.
The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) Foundation announced that the WIAA Board of Control has approved a five-year financial commitment to the Foundation, reinforcing the Association’s long-term investment in education-based athletics across Wisconsin.
