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Arcadia junior Adella Anderson passed to a teammate for a kill during a tournament game against Fall Creek last Wednesday at the Onalaska OmniCenter. Arcadia defeated Fall Creek in two sets. (Times photograph by Benjamin Pierce)
The Onalaska OmniCenter was once again filled with high school volleyball teams prepared to embark on a new season together last week.
Arcadia was one of 24 teams at the annual Onalaska Sprawl tournament last Wednesday and Thursday. The Raiders won three of their seven games.
Arcadia started the...
Jhonny Hernandez attacked the ball on the foot of a Somerset opponent during last Tuesday’s 0-0 draw at Arcadia High School. (Times photograph by Benjamin Pierce)
The Arcadia High School boys soccer team started its season last week without issue.
The Raiders played to a 0-0 tie against Somerset last Tuesday and followed the effort by earning their first win of 2024 on Thursday in an 8-4 triumph over Prairie du Chien/River Ridge/Seneca.
Statistics for the...
Arcadia’s Max Blaschko burst through a hole for a big gain against Whitehall last Thursday. Blaschko had 78 rushing yards before the game was stopped due to weather early in the second quarter. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
The Arcadia football team was knocking on the door for another score, but Mother Nature decided they shouldn’t play anymore.
Just a few minutes into the second quarter, the Raiders — already leading 12-6 — had the ball inside the five-yard line before lightning flashed in the area and the game had...
Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau runners (left to right) Carter Giemza, Adrian Bautista and Sawyer Smock kept pace with one another in the early turns of last Saturday’s Gale Johnson Kick-Off meet in West Salem. Giemza and Bautista each finished in the top 35 times, while Smock finished 63rd in a field of 145 athletes. (Times photograph by Benjamin Pierce)
The first cross country meet of the season included a commanding first-place finish for the Dodgeville/Mineral Point girls team and a new course record in the boys race at last Saturday’s Gale Johnson Kick-Off at Maple Grove Venues in West Salem.
Saturday began with the girls race, one that ended...
Carter Wegman and Ted Teske were a nearly unstoppable duo for the Arcadia offense in the team’s 2024 football season opener last Friday.
Teske caught three of Wegman’s four touchdown passes in a 36-6 victory over Webster on the road. The senior finished with a game-high 123 receiving yards while...
Sam Marsolek of Independence/Gilmanton turned upfield after breaking a tackle during their game against Boyceville last week. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
The Independence/Gilmanton football team held a team that went undefeated during the 2023 regular season in check for three quarters. But Boyceville scored 29 points in the second quarter to take a 35-0 advantage into halftime of a 41-0 win in Independence last Friday.
The Bulldogs scored once in...
Jazlynn Olson of the G-E-T girls golf team sent a shot toward the fairway during last Tuesday’s girls golf meet at Trempealeau Mountain Golf Club. (Times photograph by Benjamin Pierce)
The Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau High School girls golf team is back in action after a pair of events last week.
The Red Hawks opened the year with the Tomah Tune-Up last Monday and swung back into action on Tuesday with a home meet at Trempealeau Mountain Golf Course. Scores for Tuesday’s meet were...
Whitehall’s Caydan Johnston (12) made a cut behind Aydan Semb (45) as Semb looked to make a block during last week’s win over Colfax. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
The Whitehall football team showed a little of everything in a lopsided win to start the season last Friday.
Two different Whitehall players ran for more than 130 yards and quarterback Mason Pientok had 110 through the air in Whitehall’s 36-0 win at home on Friday night.
Last week marked the first...
Senior running back Oliver Remus worked to separate himself from a Mondovi defender in the backfield during last Friday’s 20-8 loss to the Buffaloes at G-E-T High School. (Times photograph by Benjamin Pierce)
With the ball near midfield and his offense needing a jumpstart, G-E-T football coach Paul Anderson decided it was time to take a chance.
Facing a fourth down with three yards to go and time dwindling in the first quarter of a 0-0 game, the Red Hawk offense called a timeout to coordinate their best...
Hunter Wagner of Blair-Taylor ran around a block made by David Andrews during the team’s loss to Onalaska Luther last week. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
The Onalaska Luther football team looked poised to compete in the Coulee Conference this year as it moved the ball on the ground and through the air against Blair-Taylor on Friday.
The Wildcats are expected to have a high-powered offense too, that showed up late, but B-T was already in a big hole....
