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            Arcadia’s Joselyn Lockington sent a ball back over the net during the Raiders’ match against Mauston this past Saturday in Sparta.            (Times photograph by Zach Rastall)

The Arcadia Raiders earned their first win in Coulee Conference play on the young volleyball season, sweeping away Black River Falls in emphatic fashion last week. The Raiders (10-8, 1-2 Coulee) weren’t able to follow that up with another win, as they fell on the road to Onalaska Luther later in...
While the passing game has been featured to start the season, the Blair-Taylor football team showed it can be balanced in its 56-6 win at Augusta last week. Senior quarterback Kole Trapp was among the leading passers in the state entering last week’s game, but this week it was running back Collin...
After dropping the first set, the Blair-Taylor volleyball team won three straight to beat Loyal on Tuesday of last week.  B-T was close to falling down 0-2 in its home opener, but the Wildcats came through at the end to win the second set, 26-24, then won the next two for the 3-1 match victory. ...
As the great American philosopher Ric Flair famously said: To be the man, you’ve gotta beat the man. For the last couple years, there’s been no denying that Dan Campbell’s Detroit Lions have been the top team in the NFC North and a perpetual thorn in the side of the Green Bay Packers. The Lions...
It was an eventful week for the Arcadia volleyball team, who played their Coulee Conference opener and put together a solid showing at a weekend tournament. Arcadia (8-5, 0-1 Coulee) kicked off conference play by hosting Viroqua, where the teams split the first two sets before the Blackhawks won a...
Pepin/Alma was in control pretty much from the start, scoring 36 points in the first half of a 42-0 home win over Independence/Gilmanton on Friday. The Eagles totaled more than 300 yards on the ground, nearly averaging a first down with every attempt, and had six rushing touchdowns. The Indees got...
Thanks to five runners finishing inside the top 17, the Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau boys lapped the rest of the competition at their most recent cross country meet. The Red Hawks compiled a team score of 56 points to finish atop the boys’ standings at last Thursday’s Jesse Brone Invitational, hosted...
In the first taste of conference competition this fall, Arcadia junior Riley Walters earned herself a spot up near the top of the individual leaderboard. Walters carded a 50 to place second overall among the 18 golfers competing at the first Coulee Conference mini meet of the year last Wednesday at...

            Whitehall’s Devin Hutsell deflected a pass intended for Steve Meyer of Cochrane-Fountain City. While Hutsell impacted the flight of the ball, it wasn’t Whitehall’s night as Meyer was able to catch it and gain 20 yards on the play.          (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)

Cochrane-Fountain City showed why it was widely considered among the favorites in the Dairyland Conference by controlling the line of scrimmage in a 33-0 win over Whitehall on Friday. The Norse had a couple of good drives early in the game, but came up empty. C-FC also capitalized on a couple of...

            Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau’s Isaiah Carroll rumbled free for a 69-yard touchdown on a screen pass against the Luther Knights last Friday.             (Times photograph by Zach Rastall)

In the second half of their conference opener, the Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau football team showed flashes of who they hope to be on offense, playing uptempo and moving quickly down the field on efficient scoring drives. First-half miscues and the inability to get the key defensive stops they needed...

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