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Fifty-six years after professional baseball returned to Milwaukee, the Brewers finally are World Series champions.
The World Series champion Milwaukee Brewers. Doesn’t that sound pretty dang good?
Fifty-six years after the Seattle Pilots became the Brewers and brought professional baseball back to Milwaukee, the wait for a World Series title is finally, finally, finally over.
All those previous October...
Perhaps the second-best season in Blair-Taylor volleyball history came to an end last Thursday when the team was swept by Marshfield Columbus Catholic in the Division 4 Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association sectional semifinal.
The Dons were the top seed in that half of the bracket and...
Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau senior Adrian Bautista finished his final race as a Red Hawk in under 17 minutes to place 45th in the D2 boys race at last Saturday’s state cross country meet. (Times photograph by Zach Rastall)
For the past four years, Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau senior Adrian Bautista has been a shining example of perseverance and relentless drive for the Red Hawk cross country program. In his last race for G-E-T, he showed once more how that hard work can pay off.
Bautista saved some of his best running...
Arcadia’s Kanye Vazquez chased after the ball during the Raiders’ sectional semifinal win over Marshfield Columbus Catholic on Thursday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
Leading 1-0 at the halftime break in their sectional final clash with Northland Pines, the Arcadia boys soccer team found themselves a mere 40 minutes away from earning a second consecutive state tournament berth. Those dreams were dashed in the second half, as a flurry of surrendered goals denied...
Hadley Sylla went for the kill during Independence/Gilmanton’s match against Elmwood/Plum City on Thursday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
After the best regular season performance in program history, the Independence/Gilmanton volleyball team’s 2026 campaign came to an end with a 3-1 loss to Elmwood/Plum City in its postseason opener.
The Indees and Wolves were even through two sets, but E/PC pulled away at the end of the third and...
The cross country season came to an end for the Blair-Taylor, Independence/Gilmanton, and Whitehall athletes as they fell short of qualifying for the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association State Championships on Saturday.
All three teams competed in the Division Three Colby Sectional, but...
The Arcadia football team’s late-season slide culminated in a first-round exit in this year’s playoffs, bringing an end to a once-promising season.
No. 3 seed Watertown Luther Prep (7-3) cruised past the sixth-seeded Raiders (5-5) for a 49-16 win in their Division 5 Level 1 matchup last Friday...
Whitehall’s Alliana Currier hit the ball over the net during the match against Cochrane-Fountain City last Thursday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
The Whitehall volleyball team swept a close match against a familiar opponent before falling to Marshfield Columbus Catholic in its Division Four regional final last week.
All three sets of the team’s win over Cochrane-Fountain City on Thursday were decided by fewer than five points, but Whitehall...
Whitehall coach Tyler Bortle went for the win, but a two-point conversion attempt that would have given his team the lead with 14 seconds left was stopped short, and the Norse fell to Spring Valley, 28-27, in Level One of the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association playoffs on Friday night....
Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau senior Adrian Bautista knew he’d have to be at his sharpest to ensure himself a spot at this year’s state tournament. He rose to the occasion in remarkable fashion, running one of the best races in Red Hawk cross country history to punch his ticket to Wisconsin Rapids....
