Sports

Reedsburg has found itself at or near the bottom of the conference in boys golf in recent seasons but the Beavers are enjoying a resurgence in 2025.

The Ithaca/Weston Track and Field program is looking to the Ridge and Valley Conference Meet on May 20 at North Crawford High School but I/W got a sneak peak at the rest of the league’s teams and athletes on Thursday last week as the R&V schools, plus Fennimore, competed at Kickapoo High School.

The Beaver girls suffered a couple of disappointing losses in league play last week in Badger Small softball before closing out the week in style, with two lopsided wins on Saturday at Nishan Park.

The Floggers have taken over the top spot in the Monday Night Men’s Golf League at the Reedsburg Country Club, holding a seven-point margin over Evergreen Custom Builders.

Team members for Floggers include Peter Steinhauer, Dan Hillcoat, Don Webber and Pat Duffin.

River Valley may be short on numbers compared to some of the other high school track and field programs in the area but there is not a shortage of strong performances for the athletes that are representing the Blackhawks program and that trend continued last week in two separate meets.

The boys golf postseason is less than three weeks away.

And Sauk Prairie has picked the perfect time to be playing its best golf of the season.

Sauk Prairie’s girls soccer team rolled to an 11-0 win over Portage/Poynette on April 29.

The game was stopped after 60 minutes due to the mercy rule.

The Eagles improved to 4-3-2 overall and are 3-0-1 in the Badger Small Conference.

Sauk Prairie’s boys tennis team fell to Reedsburg, 6-1, on April 29.

Eagles No. 2 singles player Charlie Endres posted a 6-4, 6-2 win over Reedsburg’s Ethan Bruan.

Reedsburg won the other six flights in straight sets.

April 29

Reedsburg 6, Sauk Prairie 1

Singles

Sauk Prairie’s girls softball team remained winless after another tough week.

The Eagles dropped three games and fell to 0-14 this season, including an 0-8 mark in the Badger Small Conference.

Here’s a recap of the Eagles’ week.

Reedsburg has one of the finest baseball programs in the state.

The Beavers have reached the state tournament four times during their illustrious history. Reedsburg has won the conference title two straight years and leads the Badger Small again this spring.