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            Ted Teske returned a kick for Arcadia during last Friday’s 50-6 loss to West Salem on the road.     (Times photograph by Benjamin Pierce)

The Arcadia football team was right where they wanted to be with two minutes remaining in the first half under the lights at West Salem High School on Friday. Arcadia, down 13-6 at the time, forced a fumble out of the Panthers at midfield just before halftime and were in position to possibly tie...
Only one team was able to beat the Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau High School girls golf team in a Coulee Conference meet last Thursday. The Red Hawks shot a 202 as a team, the second-best score of the day behind Westby (184) at the par-34 Grove Golf Course in Cochrane. This week will see G-E-T play more...
The Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau High School football team earned its first win of the 2023 season last week, and they entered the win column with an offensive boon. The Red Hawks beat Black River Falls in a 57-0 win at home, a victory highlighted by a 36-point first half and a dominant performance...
The Whitehall volleyball team opened Dairyland Conference play with a tough matchup, but rebounded with three wins in a tournament last week. The Norse stuck with Eau Claire Immanuel on the road last Thursday, but the Lancers came away with a three-set sweep. On Saturday, however, Whitehall swept...
Last Tuesday’s Coulee Conference volleyball match came down to the very last point for the Raiders. That point fell in favor of Arcadia to grant them a sudden 17-15 win in the fifth game and a 3-2 match win over Viroqua on the road. The victory pushes Arcadia’s conference record to 2-1. This week...

            Payton Kelly of Blair-Taylor looked for extra yardage after making a catch down the field against Whitehall. Kelly ended up getting between the two Whitehall defenders pictured and sprinting for a 50-yard touchdown.       (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)

Two plays after Whitehall had a first-and-goal from the one-yard line, Blair-Taylor’s Tavian Shramek was sprinting for a 95-yard touchdown which put the Wildcats ahead 36-12 as they went on to win, 44-20. While the swing may not have changed the outcome of the game, it represented how the night was...
West Salem has been one of the strongest volleyball programs in the Coulee Conference for the past several years, and they took care of business against Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau again last week. The Panthers, who remain unbeaten (3-0) in conference play as of last week, swept the Red Hawks (4-7...

            Arcadia’s Nestor Badillo (504), Andy Monroy (507) and Peyton Nelson (508) established themselves as leaders of the boys’ race during last Thursday’s invitational cross country meet at Ettrick Golf Course. All three Arcadia runners finished inside the top four to help Arcadia win the team title.       (Times photograph by Benjamin Pierce)

The Arcadia boys cross country team stole the show at last Thursday’s Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau cross country invitational at Ettrick Golf Course. Arcadia won the boys’ competition and were helped by four runners finishing in the top seven times. Nestor Badillo ran the second fastest time of any...

            Blair-Taylor’s Paige Kelly returned a serve during their match against Royal last week Tuesday.      (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)

After losing a nonconference match, the Blair-Taylor volleyball team opened Dairyland Conference competition with a win over Independence/Gilmanton last week. The Wildcats struggled to get going in a three-set sweep by Loyal at B-T last week Tuesday. On Thursday, B-T dropped the first set at home...

            Arcadia’s Max Blaschko eyed a Viroqua defender after breaking a tackle during their game last Friday.     (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)

The Arcadia football team had a big comeback, but a pass on what would’ve been the game-tying two-point conversion was incomplete and Viroqua held on for a 28-26 win.  The Blackhawks had scored 28 unanswered points in the second and third quarters to take a 28-6 lead before Arcadia’s Kaiden...

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