Seneca proved to be too much for a short-handed Weston squad last Thursday as the Silver Eagle boys basketball team its first game in well over two weeks. Seneca dominated pretty much from start to finish in a 94-50 victory in Ridge and Valley Conference play.
Sauk Prairie’s girls gymnastics team won a pair of Badger Conference meets last week.
The Eagles rolled past Milton, 134-3950-118.0250, on Jan. 7. Sauk Prairie then defeated Watertown, 133.350-122.025, on Jan. 11.
Sauk Prairie’s girls basketball team had a terrific week, rolling to a pair of wins.
The Eagles routed McFarland, 51-18, on Jan. 7. Sauk Prairie also cruised past Reedsburg, 56-31, on Jan. 10.
The Eagles improved to 6-5 overall, 3-3 in the Badger Small Conference.
“It was a fun week with us playing hard,” Eagles coach Jacob Breunig said.
Wisconsin Heights’ boys basketball team split a pair of games last week.
The Vanguards defeated Poynette, 58-49, on Jan. 7. Cambridge then toppled Heights, 75-30, on Jan. 10.
The Vanguards fell to 3-7 overall and 0-1 in the Capitol South Conference.
Wisconsin Heights’ girls basketball team split a pair of games last week.
The Vanguards defeated Madison West, 55-39, on Jan. 7 and fell to Belleville, 66-30, on Jan. 9.
Heights is now 6-3 this season and 0-1 in the Capitol South Conference.
Sauk Prairie’s boys hockey team won two of three games last week.
The Eagles — who also have players from Mount Horeb, Barneveld, River Valley and Wisconsin Heights — defeated Monroe, 5-4 in overtime on Jan. 7, fell to Waupun, 5-2, on Jan. 9, and toppled Reedsburg/Wisconsin Dells, 6-3, on Jan. 11.
The Sauk Prairie/Wisconsin Heights boys swimmers rolled past Mount Horeb, 127-6, on Jan. 7.
The Eagles’ 200-yard medley relay team of Reid Rinabarger, Connor McQueen, Caleb Gregg and Adam Kaukl was first, while the quartet of Levi Shadewald, Quintin Larsen, Ethan Goodman and Jacob Klein was second.
The Sauk Prairie-Wisconsin Heights wrestling team finished in 10th place at the 22-team Sauk Prairie Invite last Saturday.
Seymour won the event with 275.0 points, while Oconomowoc was second (185.0). Mauston (162.0), Beaver Dam (161.0) and Sparta (153.5) rounded out the top five.
Sauk-Heights finished with 132.0 points.
Sauk Prairie’s boys basketball team split a pair of games last week.
The Eagles defeated Monroe, 67-52, on Jan. 7. Baraboo then rolled past Sauk Prairie, 71-46, on Jan. 9.
The Eagles are now 7-6 overall and 2-3 in the Badger Small Conference.
Here’s a recap of Sauk Prairie’s week.
