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Stratford grad signs with IFL’s Blizzard
MARSHFIELD – A Stratford native will play football for the Green Bay Blizzard of the Indoor Football League. Noah Barrett, a 2022 graduate of Stratford High School, has signed a contract with the Blizzard for the 2027 season. “The coaches from Green Bay gave me a call, and being...
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Renovations coming to Pinewood Golf Club following Rondele Ranch purchase
HARSHAW, Wis. (WJFW) — A local golf course that has been in business for over 60 years will soon get some major renovations thanks to its new owners. Rondele Ranch, just outside of Rhinelander, has purchased Pinewood Golf Club just minutes from its campus, with plans for a new clubhouse and more.
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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
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
WIAA state girls cross-country runners, teams to watch
What: The 52nd running of the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association girls cross-country championships. When: Saturday, Oct. 31. Schedule: Division 3 – Noon; Division 2 – 12:40 p.m.; Division 1 – 1:20 p.m. Where: The Ridges Golf Course , Wisconsin Rapids. Tickets: Available for $9 plus fees through WIAA ticketing partner, GoFan . Results: Available on wiaawi.org. 2025 champions Division 1: Team – Neenah; Individual – Lauren McCalla, Menomonie. Division 2: Team – Mount Horeb; Individual – Emmerson Drobac, Deerfield/Cambridge. Division 3: Team – Darlington; Individual – Maggie Behler, Kohler. Milwaukee-area teams in the field The Wisconsin Cross Country Coaches Association state preview polls for all three divisions have a pair of Milwaukee-area schools among top contenders across Divisions 1 and 2. The D1 field features Wauwatosa East at No. 4, while fellow qualifiers University School of Milwaukee (6th), Slinger (9th), Sussex Hamilton (10th), Homestead (13th), Muskego (14th), Germantown (16th), Arrowhead (17th) and Milwaukee Reagan (18th) are featured among the 20 state-qualifying teams. In D2, New Berlin Eisenhower leads the pack at No. 1, while Shorewood comes in at No. 13 in a 16-team field. The D3 poll also lists Brookfield Academy at No. 10. Milwaukee-area runners to watch Gracie Ballesteros,
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SESKER: More exciting games ahead in prep football playoffs
This is getting good. The high school postseason continues to heat up as the stakes become higher in northwest Wisconsin. Area football teams are off to an excellent start. The Cloverbelt Conference led the way, going 5-0 in Level 1 play this past Friday night. Mondovi, Eau Claire Regis and Fall Creek prevailed in Division 6. And Durand-Arkansaw and Elk Mound were victorious in Division 5. This Friday promises to be every bit as exciting. Regis plays host to Fall Creek in a Level 2 matchup at Carson Park. The Ramblers earned a close win over the Crickets during their regular season meeting. The Regis-Fall Creek winner will likely play at No. 1 seed Mondovi in a Level 3 game. The Buffaloes have their own Level 2 game to take care of first on Friday at home. Area soccer and volleyball teams continue their postseason this week with huge matches set to be contested with state berths on the line. And the state cross country meet is set for this weekend in Wisconsin Rapids. A number of top area runners and teams will take part. It is impressive to see the passion that these athletes display as they pursue their
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Three teams, several individuals to run at state meet
Shawano’s Josiah Kuehl will compete at the WIAA state cross country meet for the fourth year in a row. He qualified his freshman and sophomore years as part of the Hawks boys team. In his sophomore and senior seasons, he qualified as an individual runner. (Contributed) Saturday, Oct. 24.
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Hello, My Name Is: Madalynn Wickersheim
WHITE LAKE, Wis. (WSAW) - White Lake senior Madalynn Wickersheim leads Wisconsin with 141 aces this season. Her jump float serve has become the most feared in the state. “Once someone starts messing up in the back row, that’s where the serve’s going,” Wickersheim said. Her routine...
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Edgar Shuts Out Prairie du Chien 36-0 in WIAA D6 Level 1 Football Playoffs
EDGAR — Edgar’s offense hit on all cylinders, and its defense kept Prairie du Chien off the scoreboard Friday night, rolling to a 36-0 victory in a WIAA Division 6 Level 1 playoff game at Edgar High School. The Wildcats improve to 10-1 on the season. The Blackhawks finish at 5-5. Senior quarterback Kaden Bargender was sharp in the passing game, completing 5 of 7 attempts for 91 yards and a touchdown, posting a quarterback rating of 227.8. He found senior Carson Nowak for a 28-yard scoring strike in the first quarter, with senior Anthony Trawicki converting a two-point pass to put Edgar ahead 8-0. Bargender distributed the ball to five different receivers and never had to force the issue, with Edgar’s ground attack taking over from there.
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Mosinee’s Pacyn Stoffel Earns Top Honor on 2026 GNC All-Conference Volleyball Teams
MOSINEE – Mosinee sophomore Pacyn Stoffel was named Great Northern Conference Offensive Player of the Year, headlining a Mosinee group that put seven players on the 2026 GNC all-conference volleyball teams, the most of any school. Mosinee’s Justin Jacobs and Northland Pines’ Julie Smith shared Coach of the Year...