Scoring runs proved to be an issue for the River Valley Blackhawks on the baseball diamond last week in non-conference losses to Fennimore and Lakeside Lutheran.
High school track and field athletes don’t usually compete on back-to-back day but it happened for the Ithaca/Weston co-op over the weekend with the River Valley Alumni Invite on Friday and the Ginger Morrey Invite at Riverdale High School on Saturday.
It was a rare quiet week for the Reedsburg Beaver boys tennis team to close out April after a jam-packed schedule to begin the season. Reedsburg’s lone dual match last week was a conference affair, and a successful one at that, as the Beavers posted a 6-1 victory at Sauk-Prairie.
A stretch of four meets in four days for the Beaver boys golf squad kicked off on Wednesday last week at the challenging Cedar Creek course. Reedsburg’s team score was a respectable 345 that put the Beavers 13th overall in a field of 19 schools with Waunakee at 318 the team champion.
Weston senior Garrett Jennings had two hits and two RBI’s in last week’s 7-0 win over Wauzeka. (Photo by Troy Matz)
By Troy Matz
The baseball season is nearing the midway point.
And Weston continues to roll.
The Silver Eagles notched a pair of impressive wins last week and are now 6-0 in the Ridge & Valley Conference and 6-3 overall. Here’s a recap of Weston’s week.
There were smiles, high fives and congratulations on the Weston side of the softball diamond after the Silver Eagles posted their first win of the year on April 21.
Frustration is a word that may be apt to describe the fortunes of this year’s River Valley baseball team.
The Blackhawks have lost three consecutive one-run games overall — including two last week — and are now 1-7 overall and 0-4 in the Southwest Wisconsin Conference.
