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The Blair-Taylor boys basketball team couldn’t keep a hot streak going early in the week, but they rebounded with two wins.
A handful of early three pointers gave B-T a double-digit lead against the Dairyland Conference’s top team, Whitehall, last week Tuesday, but the Norse surged back and won, 68...
Preston Schroeder of Whitehall finished a fastbreak with a layup during their game against Blair-Taylor last week Tuesday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
Two more wins last week put the Norse in position to win at least a tie of the Dairyland Conference title this week.
The Norse held off an early run by Blair-Taylor as they came from behind to beat the Wildcats, 68-55, at home last week Tuesday. On Friday, they put together a strong offensive...
Lindsay Steien of Blair-Taylor finished a fastbreak with a layup as her team began to take control of its game against Augusta last Thursday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
For the first time all season, the Blair-Taylor girls basketball team failed to close out a game, losing to a Dairyland Conference rival before rebounding with a win against another.
The Wildcats appeared to be in control of their game against Alma Center Lincoln (22-1) leading by nine with four...
A couple of familiar faces will be returning to Madison for the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Division Three State Tournament this year as Blair-Taylor’s Jackson Shramek and Independence/Gilmanton’s Gavin Bragger both qualified at the Richland Center sectional on Saturday.
Both...
Arcadia senior Cruz Patzner worked to flip Zeke Kelly of Waupun in his quarterfinal match during Saturday's Division Two sectional wrestling tournament at Wisconsin Dells High School. Patzner is one of five county wrestlers whom qualified for the state tournament, which begins on Thursday.
When the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Division Two individual state wrestling tournament opens this Thursday at the Kohl Center in Madison, five wrestlers split between two Trempealeau County programs will be in the mix for a state title.
Four wrestlers from the Gale-Ettrick-...
Andrea Waldera of Blair-Taylor blocked the shot of Whitehall’s Eden Matejka during their game last week Monday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
The Blair-Taylor girls basketball team had two more Dairyland Conference wins and were awarded the first seed in its Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Division Five bracket last week.
B-T started fast in both games, outscoring Whitehall 20-4 in the first few minutes of a 85-43 win...
Five straight wins put the Wildcats in control and they held on to beat Whitehall lst week Tuesday to claim second place in the Dairyland Conference standings.
Independence/Gilmanton had already clinched a first-place finish and closed out its dual season with a win over Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau/...
A big Blair-Taylor lead was threatened in the second half, but the Wildcats responded and pulled away with a lopsided win.
B-T led by 12 at halftime, but Eleva-Strum closed the gap to seven early in the second frame. The Wildcats responded with a run of their own and built up a 20-point lead with...
After starting last week with a win, the Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau boys basketball team found themselves on the wrong end of two down-to-the-wire contests to close the week.
The Red Hawks showed their offensive dominance in a win over Altoona last Tuesday before falling to Arcadia on a free throw in...
Joselyn Lockington of Arcadia drove to the basket during their game against Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau last Thursday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
Wins haven’t been easy to find for the Arcadia high school girls basketball team this year.
The Raiders have won eight of their 22 games so far in the 2022-23 season but are winning the games they must to stay competitive in the Coulee Conference and vie for a home playoff game.
Arcadia grabbed...
