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Whitehall’s Harlow Foss passed to the front row during their match against Blair-Taylor last week Tuesday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
After a close loss in the fourth set, the Whitehall volleyball team controlled the fifth to pick up a Dairyland Conference win over neighboring Blair-Taylor last week Tuesday.
After the teams split the first two sets — both by 25-17 scores — Whitehall seemed to be in control after winning the third...
The Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau High School girls golf team finished inside the top three at both of its events last week.
The Red Hawks took second at a Coulee Conference meet in Arcadia last Monday, also placing third at their home meet in Ettrick on Thursday.
G-E-T competed in a match at Black...
The Independence/Gilmanton volleyball team got on track with two wins last week.
The Indees began the week with just one win on the season, but wasted little time changing that with a sweep of Coulee Christian on Tuesday. The Indees won all three sets by at least 10 points. The team picked up its...
While the final score was lopsided, the Independence/Gilmanton football team did something no other team had done against undefeated Alma/Pepin this season.
It wasn’t a total surprise to see A/P top 70 points, they scored 69 earlier this season in a win over Wisconsin Rapids Assumption and 54...
The Whitehall football team was in position to pull off an upset, but two turnovers helped Cochrane-Fountain City score twice in the third quarter and come away with a 28-20 win.
The Pirates came into the game as one of just two teams undefeated in Dairyland Conference play. However, Whitehall ran...
The Arcadia football team had its chance against perhaps the best squad in the Coulee Conference, but it couldn’t capitalize on momentum and the Norsemen ran away from the game.
The Norsemen stormed out of the gates with 20 points in the first quarter, but a long touchdown gave Arcadia some juice....
The Blair-Taylor football team was balanced offensively as it took a three-score lead into halftime of a 28-6 road win against Augusta last week.
The Wildcats had nearly 300 yards rushing and 124 more passing as they took control of the game with two touchdowns in the second quarter. Augusta scored...
Max Knapmiller of Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau hurdled a Viroqua defender during the third quarter of their game on Friday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
Viroqua threatened to make the game interesting, but the Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau football team scored out of halftime to regain control.
G-E-T scored on its first two offensive possessions, but Viroqua got on the board with a touchdown right before halftime. G-E-T received the ball to start the...
Arcadia’s Tatum Drazkowski spiked the ball during their match against Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau last Thursday. (Times photograph by Andrew Dannehy)
Little went wrong for Arcadia or right for Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau as the Raiders swept last Thursday’s match, winning by an average of 12 points.
The teams were tied at six early in the first set before the Raiders went on a run to take control, eventually winning, 25-14. The Raiders controlled...
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...
