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Arcadia loses three on diamond
After starting the season 2-0, Arcadia High School‘s baseball team found itself on the other end of the final scores in three games last week. Arcadia lost a pair of Coulee Conference games and dropped a nonconference contest to Fall Creek. Arcadia (2-3 overall, 0-2 Coulee) visited G-E-T on...
Raider softball team wins two of three
The Arcadia High School softball team improved to 4-1 this season after winning two of three games last week. Arcadia overtook Independence/Gilmanton last Monday and came up just short against Fall Creek in a Tuesday game on the road. The Raiders recovered by shutting out Westby last Friday. The Raiders,...
Around the Track:
Multiple Trempealeau County athletes recorded top finishes at the annual Mississippi Valley Conference/Coulee Conference track and field invitational at Holmen High School last Tuesday. Both Arcadia and Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau represented the Coulee Conference at the meet, one that saw the G-E-T girls finish fourth and the Raider girls place sixth. The...
Theis leads county golfers in Coulee opener
Joey Theis’ nine-hole score of 45 tied the Arcadia senior for ninth and led all Trempealeau County prep golfers at last Thursday’s 2024 Coulee Conference debut. The par-36 Coulee Golf Bowl in Onalaska hosted a field of seven teams and saw a tight finish in the top four.
Norse baseball team drops two of three
The Whitehall baseball team split a pair of close games before losing to one of the top teams in the area last week. The Norse were on the losing side of a pitcher’s duel despite getting seven shutout innings from Brayden Lisowski in a 4-0 eight-inning loss to Blair-Taylor on Tuesday (see story elsewhere in Sports). The team rebounded to edge Cadott, 3-2, on Thursday, but lost to defending Dairyland Conference champion Eleva-Strum, 13-0, on Friday. No further information from the Cadott or E-S games was reported to the Times before press time.
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