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Columbus Catholic volleyball wins Division 4 regional title with victory over Whitehall
MARSHFIELD – The Columbus Catholic volleyball team advanced to sectionals with a 3-1 win over Whitehall in a WIAA Division 4 regional final Saturday at Columbus Catholic High School. The No. 1 seeded Dons won 25-14, 20-25, 25-9, 25-14, to move on to a D-4 sectional semifinal at home...
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Shawano School District Responds to Bullying Concerns Following Parent Complaints
SHAWANO, WI – The Shawano School District is addressing growing concerns about bullying after several parents took to social media to share their frustrations with how incidents involving their children have been handled. Some parents have publicly stated they have removed their children from district schools because they believe...
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Shawano schools joining social media suit
The Shawano School District has agreed to join a class action lawsuit against social media companies, including Meta, TikTok, ByteDance, Snap and Google after the board approved a resolution Oct. 26. The resolution allows the district to execute a retainer agreement with the law firms of Lieff Cabraser Heimann and...
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Wausau School District seniors named National Merit Commended Students
WAUSAU — Three Wausau School District high school students have been recognized as National Merit Commended Students in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program, placing them among the nation’s highest-achieving students, the district announced in October. The students are Brynn Bancuk, Wausau East High School; Colin Keele, Wausau...
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Edgar's defense sparks success by design | WIAA playoff game preview
EDGAR – Edgar coach Jerry Sinz said the makings of Edgar’s defensive philosophy of placing their best athletes on the defensive side of the ball rather than offense, began in the mid-70s. The Wildcats have produced many defensive juggernauts over the course of Sinz’s tenure, with some strong units coming out in the last decade. He cited the Wildcats' 2009 crew as a group that particularly stood out. He remembers that defensive group enforcing a running clock for all 14 games, including the state championship. It wasn’t the only time the Wildcats' defense finished a season yielding essentially nothing. “We've had numerous years when we just have given up no points at all, basically for the whole year,” Sinz said. “Offense, well, whatever happens on offense happens is kind of our outlook on that.” For Sinz and his Wildcats, the mindset around the defensive expectations have changed, but the execution has not. Top HS performances last week: Local high school stars complete clutch performances | Top performers He said in the past, players held themselves to the standard of expecting to pitch shutouts. That expectation, while creating and initiating success for the Wildcats at times became a nuisance. “I think