Sophomore Jack Meyer will be a participant in the WIAA State Boys Tennis Tournament at UW-Madison this weekend for the Reedsburg Beavers after placing fourth at flight one singles at the WIAA D-1 Madison Memorial Sectional last week.
Reedsburg achieved its highest win total on the softball diamond in 30 years or more this spring, but the Beavers were unable to add to that win total last week as Reedsburg lost a tight one at Portage, 3-1, in their first WIAA Tournament game of the post-season in D-2.
Reedsburg has reached its highest win total in several seasons this year in girls soccer action and it’s also the highest total in Coach Erica Gronley’s tenure at RAHS as Reedsburg wrapped up the regular season slate last Tuesday with a solid performance in a 4-0 win over Columbus in a match played at RAHS.
Weston looked to be the team in Ridge and Valley Conference Baseball for most of the season and it looked as though they would win a conference title in the sport for the first time since 1997.
It was a week of mixed results for the Cazenovia Reds in Home Talent Baseball. Caz won the Night League opener for 2025 in Reedsburg but lost at home to Sauk-Prairie in Sunday League action.
Reedsburg is always one of the smallest schools in the state for D-1 Track and Field and they always are in one of the toughest Sectionals as well each spring with numerous talented athletes from the La Crosse and Madison areas.
The Reedsburg Beaver boys golf team has qualified for WIAA Sectional play this week after placing fourth as a team in the D-1 Regional at Lake Wisconsin. Pictured from left to right are Kaden Uminski, Grant Linscheid, Preston Powell, Brecken Johnson, Bryce Diekfuss, Mitch Elsing and Head Coach Mark Johnson. (School District of Reedsburg photo)
It’s the highest finish in many years in conference play for Reedsburg Beaver boys golf in 2025 as Reedsburg completed play for this season in Badger Small this past week with the end-of-season meet at Wild Rock, near Wisconsin Dells.
When the postseason arrives, that’s all a team hopes to do.
Well, Sauk Prairie’s baseball team did just that on May 29, scoring a run in the bottom of the seventh and edging Mauston, 3-2, in a WIAA Division 2 regional quarterfinal.
Clayton Lee of Ithaca/Weston was perhaps the biggest star of the night at the Ridge and Valley Conference Track and Field Meet at North Crawford High School last Thursday. The meet was moved to Thursday due to inclement weather on Tuesday last week but it didn’t appear to slow down Lee who won 3 conference championships on the boys side.
