By the time you read this story, the track and field season will be underway at RAHS with official pre-season workouts getting underway on Monday this week. It was a record-setting season for the boys last season with several school individual and relay records being broken and the team won its first conference title since 2009.
Senior Addison Meister earned a spot on the All-Conference first team in girls basketball this season for the Reedsburg Beavers in Badger Small as recently announced. (Reedsburg Independent file photo)
The Badger Conference Small Division has an 11-player All-Conference first-team in girls basketball for this just completed season and one of the 11 is RAHS senior Addison Meister.
Weston’s boys basketball season came to a close last week in the opening round of the WIAA Tournament series in D-5 with an 80-54 loss at state-ranked North Crawford, the Ridge and Valley Conference champions. Weston ends the season at 5-17 overall with three of the 17 losses coming against the Trojans.
Unlike last season, Reedsburg was unable to win a post-season game in WIAA Tournament Boys Basketball as the Beavers dropped a D-2 Regional opener last Tuesday at RAHS, an 84-66 decision to the De Forest Norskies as nine-seed De Forest got the best of eight-seed Reedsburg.
Reedsburg Beaver boys basketball 2024-2025 season came to an official close over the weekend with the team’s awards banquet.
Coach Ty Horkan’s squad posted a 9-16 overall record in a season that featured several player absences due to injuries and illness, leading to short-handed lineups for many games throughout the year.
WISCONSIN RAPIDS — These were unchartered waters.
Emotions, challenges and experiences Sauk Prairie’s girls gymnastics program had never encountered.
But the Eagles have been a team that didn’t flinch all season. And they certainly weren’t about to start in their final competition of the year.
Three ties. No lead changes.
Sauk Prairie’s boys basketball team spent the majority of the second half within arm’s reach of Beaver Dam last Friday, seemingly a possession or two away from flipping the script on the Golden Beavers.
Wisconsin Heights’ boys basketball team played 25 games this season.
Perhaps the Vanguards’ 75-46 loss to Iowa-Grant in a WIAA Division 4 regional quarterfinal on March 4 summed up their season better than any other contest.
