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Unbeaten Gilman Shuts Out Athens 55-0 to Reach WIAA 8-Player State Semifinals
GILMAN — Lucas Halida and a dominant Gilman ground attack had their way with Athens on Friday night as No. 1 seed Gilman shut out No. 6 seed Athens 55-0 in a WIAA 8-player football sectional final at Gilman High School. The Pirates move to 12-0, running their winning streak through the sectional round with authority. Athens ends its season 7-4. Lucas Halida, a senior, led Gilman’s ground assault with 103 rushing yards on five carries, averaging 20.6 yards per touch in what was a decisive evening for the Pirates’ backfield. Gilman rushed for 298 yards as a team at 9.6 yards per carry, grinding Athens down from the opening drive. Halida also converted a two-point attempt as part of a Gilman offense that routinely moved at will through the Athens defense.
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Every Point Counts as Vlies Captures First Northern SportMod National Title
CASCO, Wis. (Oct. 20, 2026) — CASCO, Wis. (Oct. 20, 2026) — At just 19 years old, Coy Vlies accomplished something no Wisconsin driver had done before, becoming the first from the Badger State to capture the Karl Kustoms IMCA Northern SportMod national championship. The Casco racer was also the youngest of IMCA’s 2026 national champions, prevailing in the closest national championship battle of the season by edging Jarett Franzen by a single point after a campaign that produced 19 feature victories in 45 starts.
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The Fourth Time Is a Charm for Natalie Portmann
Manitowoc Lincoln senior Natalie Portmann has put herself among one of the school’s elite cross-country runners by qualifying for the WIAA State Cross Country Meet to be run on Saturday at Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids. She ran the 5K (kilometer) course at Meadow Links Golf Course in...
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Brewers World Series parade, rally attendance estimated at 750K+
MILWAUKEE - The Brewers World Series championship parade and rally drew more than three-quarters of a million people to Milwaukee on Friday, Oct. 30. According to the Milwaukee Police Department, it's estimated that more than 750,000 people attended either the parade along the city's streets or the rally at Henry Maier Festival Park. That's nearly one-and-a-half times the population of Milwaukee itself and nearly 13% of the population of the entire state of Wisconsin.
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Columbus Catholic volleyball outlasts Pacelli to win WIAA Division 4 sectional final, qualifies for state
ONTARIO – The Marshfield Columbus Catholic volleyball team is heading back to the state tournament after earning a 3-0 sweep of Stevens Point Pacelli in a WIAA Division 4 sectional final Saturday night at Brookwood High School. The Dons won 26-24, 30-28, 25-23, in a hotly-contested battle between two...
Antigo Daily Journal
Snider meets ambitious goals with top-50 State finish
WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis. — Those that do not learn from their mistakes are doomed to repeat them, and Shepard Snider is not the kind of person who makes the same error twice. As a freshman at last year’s WIAA Division 2 cross country State championships, Snider committed a cardinal sin that many young runners make at The Ridges Golf Course. The first mile of Ridges is flat and fast, and Snider gave into the temptation to fire off the starting line like a bullet, only to fade quickly once the course’s elevation began to plunge and rise 50 feet thanks to a series of steep hills over the span of a quarter-mile. Snider finished 142nd overall with a time of 19:23.8, and he spent the entire offseason training with the hope of getting another crack at State. All the hours spent pounding hills at Ferg Fort on Mueller’s Lake and dodging speeding cars, tractors and horse-drawn Amish carriages on the hills of the Tater Trot course paid off in Snider’s return to State on Saturday. Snider entered this year’ State competition with the ambitious goals of a top-50 finish and a sub-17 minute time, which would require the Antigo sophomore
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Edgar's Graham Streit turns in 6 TD's as Wildcats zoom past Pardeeville
EDGAR — By the time both football teams jogged off the field at Edgar High School for the half time break, the scoreboard conveyed a full-played game – though only 24 minutes had been shed in the Wildcats 56-18 Level 2 victory over Pardeeville. Edgar’s offense had eclipsed its highest point total of the year, and the defense had yielded the most points it had all season, combined, as the Wildcats entered the half holding a 50-18 lead against Pardeeville. It was a first-time matchup between the two programs, and Edgar wasted no time introducing the Bulldogs to Wildcat football, moving the chains on the ground and forcing the necessary stops needed to initiate a sizable gap in the first half. Edgar, Pardeeville game preview: Edgar's defense sparks success by design | WIAA playoff game preview Edgar coach Jerry Sinz expected Pardeeville to have some success through the air, and as the Wildcats gave up three first half touchdowns, that proved to be true. But while Pardeeville’s strong aerial offense did what they could to remain in the fight on the road, the early gap was too large for the Bulldogs to claw out of. “That was a surprise,” Sinz