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G-E-T’s Mason Busch slid into home to score in the Red Hawks’ win over Luther last Thursday. (Times photograph by Zach Rastall)
Having already nabbed a share of the Coulee championship, the Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau baseball team secured the title for themselves and themselves alone as they wrapped up the conference season having won their last nine league games.
The Red Hawks previously were Coulee co-champions in 2018 and...
Arcadia’s Jorge Guardado won the 110-meter hurdles at the Chuck Walek Invitational in Whitehall last Thursday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
The biggest school in the competition came away with the team titles at the Chuck Walek Invitational in Whitehall last Thursday.
With many of the area’s top athletes either not participating or competing in fewer events, La Crosse Logan won both the boys and girls competitions. The Logan boys team...
Rylan Foss slid into third base after being caught in a pickle that ended with an errant throw during Whitehall’s game against Independence/Gilmanton on Thursday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
For the second straight week, the Whitehall baseball team beat one of the top teams in the Dairyland Conference as it won two of three games.
The Norse began the week with a 4-1 win over Melrose-Mindoro, the top team in the Dairyland Conference Large Division on Monday. On Tuesday, Whitehall lost,...
On the same night the Blair-Taylor baseball team narrowly avoided a loss, it was given life in the Dairyland Conference Small Division standings. Two nights later, it took advantage of the break and moved into a tie for first place.
The Wildcats were up against the ropes Tuesday night, but Brady...
The Blair-Taylor softball team won two games against Dairyland Conference foes, but lost two in a tournament on Saturday.
The Wildcats began the week with a 12-2 win over Cochrane-Fountain City last Tuesday, then beat Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran, 7-1, on Thursday. On Saturday, however, B-T managed...
Whitehall’s Regan Clatt threw to first for an out during Monday’s game against Independence/Gilmanton. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
The Whitehall softball team struggled, losing two lopsided games and two close ones last week.
The Norse began the week with a 12-1 loss to Independence/Gilmanton on Monday (see story elsewhere in Sports). It also lost, 13-1, to Augusta on Thursday. The team had chances to win on Tuesday and Friday...
Whitehall’s Will Youngbauer caught a line drive to secure an out during its upset win over Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran on Tuesday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
It was an up-and-down week for the Whitehall baseball team as it pulled off one of the biggest upsets in the Dairyland Conference this season, but lost two other games.
The schedule was tough to start the week as the Norse had two of the best teams in the Dairyland Conference. Whitehall lost to...
Arcadia’s Amaya Schlesser tagged out a would-be Viroqua base stealer during the Raiders’ 11-0 win last Tuesday. (Times photograph by Zach Rastall)
Despite finishing a game shy of capturing a share of a conference championship, the Arcadia softball team completed their run through Coulee play with authority, winning a trio of games in blowout fashion last week.
The Raiders (18-3, 10-2 Coulee) won all three of their games via the mercy rule,...
The Whitehall boys track and field team finished well ahead of the rest of the field as it won the Dairyland Conference Championship in Augusta on Thursday.
The Norse boys scored 142 points, Blair-Taylor was second with 89. Melrose-Mindoro won the girls team championship with 131 points, while...
G-E-T’s Sam Stanton allowed only one earned run to pick up the victory for the Red Hawks last week in Black River Falls. (Times photograph by Zach Rastall)
The Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau softball team locked up a winning conference record and clinched themselves sole possession of third place in the final Coulee standings with a sweep of Black River Falls last week.
The Red Hawks (12-5, 8-4 Coulee) have a final tuneup before the postseason when they...
