The regular season .is now complete for River Valley High School gymnastics after the Valley girls competed at the Platteville Invite on Saturday. River Valley put up a team score of 105.85 which has been pretty consistent with where they’ve been most of the season and the Blackhawks trailed the other eight squads in the final team scoring.
It would be safe to say that there was no WIAA Boys Wrestling Sectional on Saturday that had a higher level of skilled wrestlers than the one that took place at Richland Center High School.
Reedsburg’s boys basketball team had not won a true road game this season going into this past week but that fact is no longer true as the Beavers pulled out a thrilling 44-42 win at Sparta last Tuesday night.
It was an NBA-like schedule this past week for Coach Mark Simon’s Reedsburg Beaver girls basketball who played three conference games in a span of four days. Reedsburg hosted McFarland on Tuesday at RAHS, played a rare make-up game on a Wednesday at Fort Atkinson on Wednesday and then were back on the home floor Friday vs.
The Badger Lightning has five wins this season in high school girls hockey action and two of them are against conference foe Viroqua and both have been shutouts, including a 5-0 win this past week as goaltender Olivia Renneberg needed to make just 12 saves to earn her third shutout of the season.
Makenzie Schulte at 126 pounds and Raelynn Ragsdale at 152 pounds both won WIAA Regional titles for the River Valley girls wrestlers at Waunakee on Friday night, with 165-pounder Elle Osborn also advancing with a second-place finish. These three wrestlers will represent Valley at the WIAA Mineral Point Sectional this Friday.
River Valley’s Mason Schulte at 144 pounds and Blake Brickl at 190 pounds are All-Conference second team wrestlers this year in the Southwest Wisconsin Conference. Max Giroux at 150 pounds and Ty Larson at 157 also represent River Valley as All-Conference honorable mention wrestlers, not pictured. (Submitted photos)
Nicole Riberich is seen playing for the Reedsburg Area High School girls soccer team. She is a student athlete at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and was recognized for her academic and athletic achievements. (Independent Star News file photo)
A former Reedsburg Area High School student has been named Academic All-District at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.
Nicole Riberich of Rock Springs was one of 21 student athletes acknowledged by the College Sports Communicators for the 2025 season.
Ithaca/Weston had less than 10 wrestlers on the mat for Saturday’s Scenic/Ridge/Rivers Conference Tournament at North Crawford High School but all of them performed well as I/W worked their way to a third-place team finish.
Reedsburg’s Kaylee Petersen, middle, stands atop the podium as Reedsburg’s first ever girls wrestling conference champion after winning the 152-pound weight class at Friday’s first ever Badger Conference Girls Wrestling Tournament in Baraboo, Reedsburg was second overall in team scoring Friday and first among the Badger Small schools. (Submitted photo)
Reedsburg continues their success in their first season as a high school girls wrestling program. Reedsburg placed second in the final team scoring Friday in the first ever Badger Conference Girls Wrestling Tournament in Baraboo.
