The team awards for the 2026 Reedsburg Beaver girls soccer team have been handed out by first year Head Coach Jeremy Grundahl. Award winners include Sam Laffey (Leadership Award), Claire Siedschlag (Catalyst Award), Maddie Miller (Dedication Award), Sydney Olson (Champion Award), Kate Brandt (Coaches Award). Olson was also chosen as an All-Conference first team selection while Miller and Gracie Wilke were honorable mention All-Conference choices for the Beavers. (School District of Reedsburg photo)
The team awards for the 2026 Reedsburg Beaver girls soccer team have been handed out by first year Head Coach Jeremy Grundahl. Award winners include Sam Laffey (Leadership Award), Claire Siedschlag (Catalyst Award), Maddie Miller (Dedication Award), Sydney Olson (Champion Award), Kate Brandt (Coaches Award).
It was a very good weekend for Cazenovia Reds baseball. The Reds played three league games in less than 72 hours, all at the Cazenovia Memorial Park, and won the first two before falling just short in the third as the Reds played their best baseball of the season to date.
Four members of the River Valley Blackhawk baseball team were recognized for their exploits on the diamond this season with All-Conference recognition in the Southwest Wisconsin Conference.
Reedsburg’s long string of consecutive years of having at least one athlete qualify for the WIAA State Track and Field Meet in D-1, even though Reedsburg is one of the smaller schools in D-1 for track and field, stayed alive this year as senior Will Mikonowicz competed as a sprinter in the boys 100 and 200 meter dashes.
Nichole Riberich of Rock Springs was one of 20 students from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater to be selected to the All-Sportsmanship Teams. She was chosen for women’s soccer.
Students were chosen by the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.
A two-game win streak had the River Valley Blackhawks baseball team feeling good going into a WIAA D-3 Regional semi-final Tuesday, but a strong Mineral Point team proved to be too much for Valley.
River Valley High School senior Ayden Hill stands on the podium after a fifth place finish in the boys 200-meter dash in D-2 at the WIAA State Track and Field Meet on Saturday at UW-La Crosse. It was Hill’s first and only appearance at the state meet. (River Valley School District photo)
Senior Ayden Hill shook off some mid-season injuries to earn a trip to the WIAA State Track and Field Meet for the River Valley Blackhawks, and the sprinter took full advantage with a trip to the podium at UW-La Crosse, placing fifth in the D-2 Boys 200-meter dash.
