Running back Griffen Elder (No. 20) waits to grab the ball out of mid-air for the Beaver football team Friday night at Lake Mills. Elder had a TD catch in the game but the Beavers lost 51-14 to finish the season 2-5 overall. (Photo by Troy Matz)
It was a rough way to end the football season for the Reedsburg Beavers last Friday night. Lake Mills scored on each of its first five possessions of the game and cruised to a 51-14 win over the Beavers in Lake Mills in the seventh and final week of the regular season for Reedsburg in this COVID-shortened season.
Two members of the fifth grade Reedsburg Youth Football team tackle the ball carrier from Mauston in Saturday morning’s league game played at Reedsburg’s Webb Field. It was scheduled to be the final game of the season for the fifth grade group.
Weston High School athletes will likely get the opportunity to compete during the winter sports season the way things stand as of now after Ridge and Valley Conference administrators met last week.
Weston High School enjoyed its best volleyball season in many years this fall and the Silver Eagles have two players that have been named to the All-Conference first-team as announced this week in the Ridge and Valley.
The Reedsburg Beaver football team played what was likely its final home game of the 2020 season last Friday at Millennium Field and for the third time this season, Reedsburg suffered a loss by a touchdown or less as Madison Edgewood left town with a 21-15 victory as the Beavers fell to 2-4 for the season overall.
Awards were handed out to members of the Reedsburg Beaver girls cross country team at the program’s end of season event last week at RAHS. Pictured from left are Skyler Menzia (Most Improved Runner), Ashley Campbell (Coaches Award), Jenna McBride (Team MVP), Jenna Roers (Most Dedicated), and Isabella Nobbe (Rookie of the Year). (Submitted photo)
The boys and girls cross country teams at RAHS celebrated its 2020 campaign with an end of season awards presentation last week.
Reedsburg Special Olympics athletes have been participating in punt, pass and kick practices this fall. Normally, they play flag football but plans changed this year due to COVID-19. Athletes’ scores in three skill areas are sent to Madison to choose the top players in the state.
