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The 11th-seeded Arcadia Raiders fell to the sixth-seeded River Valley volleyball squad in a regional semifinal last Tuesday. Tuesday’s loss in three sets brings the Raiders’ season to a close. Arcadia (11-13 overall this season) improved on a 2022 run that finished with a 6-21 record. The Raiders...
The Blair-Taylor volleyball team was close early, but couldn’t get over the hump before Spring Valley finished the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association regional sweep. The 13th-seeded Wildcats were competitive with fourth-seeded Spring Valley last week Tuesday, but the Cardinals won the...
The Whitehall volleyball team played the higher seed close, but couldn’t come away with a win in last week Tuesday’s opening round of Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association play.  The 10th-seeded Norse were in every set, but lost all by at least four points to seventh-seeded Durand. Durand...

            Arcadia senior Nestor Badillo sprinted to the finish line at Saturday’s Division Two sectional cross country meet at Maple Grove Venues in West Salem. Badillo finished 12th, enough to qualify for the final individual berth to this week’s state championship run.          (Times photograph by Benjamin Pierce)

As the front cluster of runners began to separate from the pack at Saturday’s Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Division Two cross country sectional, Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau senior Adrianna Rotering found herself near the cutoff line for an individual qualification to the state...

            Blair-Taylor sophomore CJ Dummer hauled in a touchdown pass for Blair-Taylor on the Wildcats’ opening drive in last Friday’s 48-22 WIAA playoff loss at Cashton High School. (Times photograph by Benjamin Pierce)

Friday’s Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Level One playoff game at Cashton High School would have been a tough test for any football team in Division Seven. Blair-Taylor coach Andy Nehring let tears well up in his eyes as he hugged his players after the game, one that saw Nehring’s...

            Makiyah Scow of Independence/Gilmanton tipped the ball over the net during their match against Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran on Thursday.                    (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)

The Independence/Gilmanton volleyball team’s regular season concluded with a tough slate, playing the top two teams in the Dairyland Conference. On Tuesday of last week, the Indees were swept by Cochrane-Fountain City, the team that finished second in the DC with an 8-1 conference record and 22-7...

Brock Sluga of Whitehall wrapped up Alma/Pepin’s Demetrius Bergmann during the first quarter of their game last week.                    (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)

Alma/Pepin was as advertised as the Dairyland Conference champion and one of the top-ranked Division Seven teams in the state put up 38 points before halftime in Whitehall last week. The Eagles were balanced as they move down the field and completed an undefeated regular season with a 38-0 win over...

            Whitehall’s Olivia Killian spiked the ball during their match against Cochrane-Fountain City on Thursday.                     (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)

The Whitehall volleyball team struggled offensively at times as it fell to two of the top three teams in the Dairyland Conference last week. The Norse got off to a strong start with a three-point win over Alma/Pepin on the road last week Tuesday, but the Eagles won the next three sets. That win was...

            Arcadia senior Samantha Berg tapped the ball past a pair of G-E-T defenders at the net during the first set of last Tuesday’s Coulee Conference volleyball win for the Raiders at home. (Times photograph by Benjamin Pierce)

It was a little bit of tough love from Arcadia volleyball coach Andrea Izdepski that helped the Raiders turn around last week’s conference contest with G-E-T. Izdepski and Arcadia went down 5-2 in the opening set but battled back to win 25-16. In set two, G-E-T again secured an early lead, going...
With a third-place individual, the Blair-Taylor boys cross country team finished second in the team standings at the Dairyland Conference Championship meet in Augusta last Thursday. The Wildcats had three runners finish in the top-10, but didn’t have the depth to compete with team champion Eau...

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