Five wrestlers from the Weston/Ithaca co-op have qualified for this Saturday’s Sectional Tournament after strong outings at last Saturday’s WIAA D-3 Regional in Mineral Point.
The Beaver gymnasts had their third meet in five days last Tuesday with a conference dual at Sauk-Prairie. Reedsburg struggled a bit with a team score of 123.40 with Sauk winning the dual at 136.90 team points.
Weston notched a rare regular season series sweep in boys basketball action in recent years last Tuesday, winning for the second time this season over Wauzeka after a 64-48 victory on the road. Weston won a thriller in overtime in the first meeting but the Silver Eagles were more in control this time.
For Adam Kaukl, it was an easy choice.
While Kaukl had his sights set on earning a trip to the state swim meet in two individual events, the Sauk Prairie/Wisconsin Heights senior co-captain did what was best for the team.
Spending too much time looking into the rearview mirror — and wondering What if? — can be a futile endeavor.
But Sauk Prairie girls basketball coach Jacob Breunig couldn’t help but glance back for a few minutes Sunday afternoon.
It’s often been said the best bargain in all of sports is a high school basketball game.
For a small price, most nights you’ll see tremendous effort, great atmosphere and exciting games.
That was certainly the case with Wisconsin Heights’ boys last week.
Wisconsin Heights’ girls basketball team received the No. 8 seed in its sectional and will host ninth-seeded Ozaukee in a WIAA Division 5 regional semifinal on Feb. 25.
Work to do.
Sauk Prairie’s girls gymnastics day had a solid showing at the eight-team Platteville Invite last Saturday, finishing fourth overall. But the Eagles know they’ll have to improve to reach the upcoming state tournament for the first time in school history.
