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Marshfield volleyball prevails over Eau Claire North in WIAA Division 1 regional semifinal
MARSHFIELD – After a shaky first set, the Marshfield volleyball team settled in and dominated play on its way to a 3-0 sweep of Eau Claire North in a WIAA Division 1 regional semifinal Thursday night at Marshfield High School. The No. 5 seeded Tigers won 25-19, 25-8, 25-10,...
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Columbus Catholic volleyball rolls past Alma/Pepin in WIAA Division 4 regional semifinal
MARSHFIELD – Abby Kibbel and Izzy Holz each had 11 kills to lead the Marshfield Columbus Catholic volleyball team to a 3-0 sweep of Alma/Pepin in a WIAA Division 4 regional semifinal Thursday night at Columbus Catholic High School. The top-seeded Dons won 25-15, 25-21, 25-16. Kenly Hilgemann had...
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Columbus Catholic Sweeps Pepin/Alma 3-0 in Regional Semifinal Volleyball
Columbus Catholic swept Pepin/Alma 25-15, 25-21, 25-16 in a regional semifinal volleyball match Thursday, improving to 30-9 on the season. The Dons controlled all three sets and sent the Eagles home at 13-15. Junior middle hitters Abby Kibbel and Izzy Holz led the attack with 11 kills apiece. Kibbel was...
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(WJFW) — The WIAA High School Football 11-player playoffs got underway Friday night with 8-Player Football teams were aiming for a spot in the quarterfinals. It was mostly chalk but a couple local teams went on the road and won. Marshfield thumped Wausau East 44-14 and Athens scored on its final drive of the game to upset Hurley 48-42 in 8-Player action.
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Merrill football's postseason resurgence began through shift in culture
MERRILL – Three consecutive playoff seasons didn't happen overnight for Merrill football. They came through a cultural shift that demanded more from players long before they stepped onto the field. And this season, Bluejays coach Jason Wadzinski said it started with a spark in guidance from the seniors, initiated by seniors Cole Rudie and Kanin Jahnke. Central Wisconsin playoff football: Are Edgar, Stratford and Amherst poised for deep runs? | WIAA playoffs “Those guys were starters last year as well. Both had all-conference nods last year,” Wadzinski said. “They just do a great job of leading by example and being vocal and getting after guys. If we're not living up to the quality that we want at practice and in games, they do a nice job for us.” But the Bluejays ascension toward accomplishing back-to-back winning seasons stretches beyond just 2026. It’s not by accident. There is an intentional effort from all surrounding the Bluejays program to play for something greater than themselves. In 2024, Merrill finished 5-5. Then the Bluejays improved to 7-4 in 2025, capping that season off with their first playoff win since 2010, a performance in which Jahnke accounted for three touchdowns. In 2026, Merrill finished
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Spencer alum rebuilding Rockets’ volleyball program
MARSHFIELD – Spencer volleyball coach Alicia Herman is trying to do something her mother did four times. Between 1996 and 2004, Abbotsford High School and head coach, Bev Endreas, made eight appearances in the WIAA State Volleyball Tournament, winning championships in 1997, 1998, 1999 and 2001. “At a very...
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Josh Taylor propels Marshfield football past Wausau East in Level 1 win
WAUSAU — There wasn’t much Marshfield's offense didn’t have going in the Tigers’ Level 1 44-14 victory over Wausau East on Friday at Thom Field. Just minutes into the second half, the Tigers found themselves with a 30-7 edge. A dominant first two quarters provided the cushion, and it helped the Tigers pounce into its first playoff victory since 2022. Marshfield Level 1 game preview: Marshfield football ready to adapt to postseason unpredictability “We just knew we had to come out and punch because of the fact that the start of the game was critical,” Marshfield coach Dennis Goettl said. “Took the ball. Usually we try to defer, but we took the ball because we had to score.” Despite failing on the Tigers first possession of the game, the Tigers took an early lead but suffered an offensive blow, losing senior Haiden Carson to injury in just the first quarter of his first game back. Carlson was initially intended to be a key function of Marshfield’s plans offensively, but due to injury missed most of the season, leaving Marshfield senior Josh Taylor as the Tigers No. 1 back. As he did all year for the Tigers, he once again answered
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BABA Hall of Fame class
The Badger Amateur Baseball Association inducted 12 members into its Hall of Fame on Oct. 17 at the association’s annual Hall of Fame banquet in Marion. Front row, from left, are Jeff Ostrowski, Pat Peskie, Al Boyd, Sally Marquardt (Don Martzke Award winner), Larry Resch and Angie Brandenburg (accepting for Dan Brandenburg). Back row, from left, are John Boda, Rick Boda, Jay Grosskopf (accepting for Harvey Grosskopf), Tim Young, Bob Moe, Patsy Brandenburg and Kent Brandenburg (accepting for Lois Brandenburg).