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Thu
11
Feb

Eagles’ boys notch top seed

Sean McGann knows there are no guarantees. No promises. But McGann, Sauk Prairie’s boys basketball coach, likes the position his Eagles are in for the postseason. Sauk Prairie earned the No. 1 seed in its six-team WIAA Division 2 postseason pod. Lodi is the No. 2 seed, followed by McFarland, Madison Edgewood, Mount Horeb and Platteville.
Thu
11
Feb

Hoping for a playoff run

Amazingly, the postseason in already here. And perhaps Sauk Prairie’s girls basketball team has ironed out some of the kinks that plagued them in recent weeks. The Eagles snapped a five-game losing streak with a pair of wins last week. Sauk Prairie defeated host Baraboo, 62-50, on Feb. 2. The Eagles then edged visiting DeForest, 43-42, on Feb. 5.
Thu
11
Feb

Eagles wrestlers fall short of state

Sauk Prairie’s four remaining boys wrestlers gave a valiant effort at the WIAA Division 1 Mukwonago Sectional last Saturday. The four Eagles fell just short of state, though. Carson Saladis, a 132-pounder, and heavyweight Nolan Vils both finished in fourth place. Colton Uselman (132) and Luis Elizondo (145) failed to win a match.
Thu
11
Feb

Gymnasts have record night

It was a record-setting night for Sauk Prairie’s girls gymnastics team on Feb. 3. Even more exciting was it came in a win. The Eagles downed Reedsburg, 128.450-123.30 in a dual meet.  “They looked like they deserved to break the record with so many more hit routines,” Sauk Prairie coach Justine Anderson said.
Thu
11
Feb

Hockey co-op wins regional

For one night, Hakon Peterson played hero. And boy, was it enjoyable for both Peterson and Sauk Prairie’s co-op hockey team. Peterson, a forward from Mount Horeb, scored the game-winning goal with just more than two minutes left and lifted the Eagles to a 3-2 win over Reedsburg’s co-op team in a WIAA Division 1 regional final last Friday.
Thu
11
Feb

Heights girls hope to make playoff noise

They haven’t won a game in three weeks.  They’ve lost five in a row — with four coming by double digits. But Wisconsin Heights’ girls basketball team still believes it can cause some havoc this postseason.
Wed
10
Feb

Jacob Manning to represent Ithaca/Weston at WIAA State Wrestling Tournament

For the first time in his career, Jacob Manning will compete in the WIAA State Wrestling Tournament as the 170-pounder for the Ithaca/Weston co-op placed second to advance from Saturday’s Mineral Point Sectional Meet in D-3 action.

Wed
10
Feb

Craker, Lutter lead Beaver gymnasts to win over Sauk-Prairie

Reedsburg posted another dual meet win in gymnastics competition last week as the Beaver girls scored well in a win at Sauk-Prairie last Tuesday.

Wed
10
Feb

Brewster’s Lanes bowling results as of Feb. 3

Wednesday Majors, Feb. 3

1st place-Military Troop S

2nd place-Logan’s Heroes

3rd place-Norm’s

High men’s scratch series, Dal Geitz, 772

High men’s scratch game, Dal Geitz, 289

Viking Village Early Birds, Feb. 3

1st place-Jokers Wild

2nd place-Easy Rollers

3rd place-Westsiders

Wed
10
Feb

Beavers unable to send any wrestlers to D-1 State Meet at Kaukauna

Reedsburg will not have any wrestlers at the WIAA State Tournament this season for the second time in three years but it’s not from a lack of effort or quality wrestling. Reedsburg had seven individuals competing at the D-1 Sectional tournament in Mukwonago on Saturday and it was far and away the toughest Sectional in the state.

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