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With 18 services aces, the Blair-Taylor volleyball team cruised to a win over Gilmanton as they finished second in the 2022 Dairyland Conference standings.  The match against Gilmanton was fairly one-sided as B-T outscored the host school 75-40 to finish the regular season with a win. That victory...
Augusta’s powerful rushing attack was too much for Independence/Gilmanton as the Beavers ran for six touchdowns in the first half of a 54-13 win. The game was the last of the season for the Indees, which scored two touchdowns in the third quarter, but couldn’t get back in the game. The Beavers ran...

Arcadia senior Kealy Ziegeweid received a serve in the third set of the Raiders’ regular season finale to Westby last Tuesday at Arcadia High School. The Raiders fell 3-0 to the Norsemen and open the playoffs in Richland Center this Tuesday.      (Times photograph by Benjamin Pierce)

The Arcadia High School volleyball team is likely to be overlooked by opponents now that the regular season is over and the playoff bracket is set to open this week. Coach Andrea Izdepski thinks that could play to their advantage as a team that can play strong volleyball though their 6-20 record...

Brock Sluga of Whitehall made his way up the field after breaking a couple of tackles during their game against Melrose-Mindoro on Friday.            (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)

Hopes of going into the offseason with three straight wins came to an end as the Whitehall football team’s offense struggled in a 27-7 loss to Melrose-Mindoro.  Whitehall had won its last two games, but had a difficult time finishing drives. They trailed 14-7 at halftime, but had two second half...

            Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau senior running back Brady Seiling looked for a gap to run trough during a 50-14 win over Arcadia last Friday at Arcadia High School. The Red Hawks finished the regular season 5-4 and prepare for a playoff game this week while Arcadia finishes 2022 with a 3-6 record       (Times photograph by Benjamin Pierce)

It only happened once over the course of four quarters on Friday, but it was a play that confirmed the final result in a Coulee Conference football rivalry. Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau quarterback Cody Schmitz faked the handoff near midfield and dropped back in the pocket. He launched a deep pass to...

         Above: Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau’s Sam Ruiter finished fifth to lead all county runners in the race and earn all-conference honors at last Saturday’s Coulee Conference Championship cross country meet at Maple Grove Venues in West Salem. Below: G-E-T junior Adrianna Rotering finished second behind and qualified for first team all-conference honors at the meet.        (Times photographs by Benjamin Pierce)

Despite West Salem sweeping the individual and team titles at the Coulee Conference cross country championship meet on Saturday at Maple Grove Venues in West Salem, multiple area runners found themselves near the top of the field to earn all-conference honors. The Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau boys ran...

            Blair-Taylor’s Seth Jahr jumped on a fumble in the first quarter of the team’s win over Eleva-Strum on Friday.   (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)

It was a slow start for the Blair-Taylor football team’s offense, but it got going in the second quarter as they cruised for a 49-8 win over Eleva-Strum last Friday. In the team’s last regular season game, B-T opened with an interception on its first drive, then needed two fourth down conversions...

            Kierstyn Kindschy of Blair-Taylor went for a block during their match against Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran on Thursday.                     (Times photographs by Andrew Dannehy)

After winning its first 12 matches, the Blair-Taylor volleyball team has hit a bit of a rough patch with four losses, including one that could’ve knocked them out of the race for the Dairyland Conference title. Three of the losses were not in conference play as the Wildcats lost to Cashton twice at...

            Arcadia senior Andree Gonzalez watched a loose ball to his foot as he let a shot fly in the second half of a 6-0 win over Altoona last Tuesday at Arcadia High School. Gonzalez scored four goals to break the team record for goals in a season (33).       (Times photographs by Benjamin Pierce)

Andree Gonzalez was hearing it from his teammates and coaches early on during a nonconference boys soccer game at Arcadia High School last Tuesday.  “Field goal good,” they chanted once as he sailed a shot over the Altoona net. Poking fun at the senior was all in playful jest, coach Luis Cruz said...
The WIAA girls golf season is officially over for Trempealeau County teams following an exit from a Division Two sectional tournament in Prairie du Chien last week. And though both Arcadia and Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau were upset that the 2022 run closed at last Monday’s event at the par-72 Prairie...

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