Meet number two of the cross country schedule is in the books as the Beavers ran in the Norski Invite near DeForest last Wednesday.
Reedsburg boys placed fourth among eight schools, behind DeForest, Waunakee and Sauk-Prairie, but ahead of Beaver Dam, Janesville Parker, Milton and Berlin.
Neil Mattson announced this week that he is stepping away as Head Coach of the RWD Boys Hockey program after 25 years as a Head Coach for Reedsburg teams at the high school level. Mattson’s teams won 352 games, eight conference titles and earned a trip to the WIAA State Tournament two separate times as well. (Reedsburg Independent file photo)
It’s the end of an era for high school hockey in Reedsburg.
On Monday, longtime coach Neil Mattson announced he is handing over leadership duties. He cited personal health needs as the reason for his departure.
After not getting the chance to play the first two scheduled games of the season, the Reedsburg Beaver football team was anxious to get back on the field last Friday as they opened the conference season in the MVC in La Crosse against the La Crosse Central Riverhawks.
Only four teams remain in the playoff bracket in the Monday Night Men’s Golf League at the Reedsburg Country Club after action on Monday night this week.
After winning five best-of-three non-conference matches to open the season at Wisconsin Rapids, the Reedsburg Beaver volleyball team opened the home schedule and the conference schedule last Thursday against a strong Sauk-Prairie team. The visiting Eagles flexed some muscle with a three-set sweep over the Beavers.
The wins keep on coming for the Reedsburg Beaver Girls Tennis team, 14 of them in fact on an individual basis this past week, as the Beavers won 7-0 in dual matches vs. Portage and Sparta.
After not being able to take the field for the first two Friday nights of the high school football season in Wisconsin, the Reedsburg Beavers are anxious to play a varsity game for the first time this season Friday night against La Crosse Central at UW-La Crosse in a league game in the Mississippi Valley Conference.
The Wonewoc-Center/Weston Silverwolves football team was on the verge of a huge win on opening night of the high school football season but came up just short in a 15-13 loss to Valley Christian in eight-man action at Weston High School Friday night.
