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Sports — published: 9/23/2018
Prep roundup (Sept. 22): Old Abes tennis wins a 10th straight BRC crown

The Eau Claire Memorial girls tennis team clinched a 10th consecutive Big Rivers Conference title on Saturday, winning every flight except No. 1 doubles at the conference tournament hosted at Eau Claire North. The Old Abes produced conference champions in every singles flight, as No. 1 Haya Dodin, No. 2 Sierra Auleta, No. 3 Isy Thapar and No. 4 Natalie Harvey all cruised to tournament wins. Dodin didn’t lose a single game on Saturday on her way to the title. Menomonie’s team of
Sports — published: 9/23/2018
Prep cross country: Chippewa Falls' Behling, an 800 runner at heart, has plenty of speed for stretch run

CHIPPEWA FALLS — There’s no weapon better to keep in the back pocket than footspeed. And Chi-Hi’s Ella Behling has plenty of it in her arsenal. The Cardinals sophomore hasn’t been afraid to pull the trigger when the time comes, leading to some fast times and big wins early on this fall. Behling, an 800 runner at heart who qualified for the event at state in her freshman year last June, used her mid-distance wheels to pull away at the finish line of the Hudson
Sports — published: 9/22/2018
Prep football scoreboard (Sept. 21)

BIG RIVERS SUPERIOR 26, CHIPPEWA FALLS 7 Superior 0 0 6 20 — 26 Chippewa Falls 0 0 0 7 — 7 Third Quarter S —Jarrett Gronski 2 run (kick failed) Fourth Quarter CF —Matthew Pomietlo 3 run (Jaden Hoople kick). S —Gronski 2 run (conversion failed); S— Gronski 5 run (Nate Peterson kick); S— Gronski 66 run (Peterson kick) Individual Statistics RUSHING (att-yds) — Superior (40-230): Gronski 22-186. Chippewa Falls (40-115): Pomietlo 18-91.
Sports — published: 9/22/2018
Prep football: State scores (Sept. 21)

Friday's Scores PREP FOOTBALL Abbotsford 41, Greenwood 14 Almond-Bancroft 35, Rosholt 0 Amherst 21, Bonduel 13 Appleton East 14, Appleton West 7, 2OT Appleton North 41, Kaukauna 23 Arrowhead 35, Oconomowoc 28 Ashland 46, Northland Pines 6 Ashwaubenon 13, Manitowoc Lincoln 10 Auburndale 35, Marathon 6 Badger 28, Delavan-Darien/Williams Bay (FB) 0 Bangor 57, Cochrane-Fountain City 0 Bay Port 35, Notre Dame 14 Beaver Dam 42, Portage 15 Belleville 42, Waterloo 0 Berlin 40,
Sports — published: 9/22/2018
Prep football: Menomonie scores late TD to jumble BRC standings

HUDSON — With its back to the ropes, a young Menomonie team turned to two of its elder statesmen to get the job done when it mattered most. On fourth-and-goal with the game on the line against Hudson, Menomonie senior quarterback Jake Ebert fired a pass to fellow senior Sam Zbornik from the eight-yard line. The 6-foot-5 receiver leaped, and managed to snag the ball despite being snared in the arms of two Raider defenders to secure the game-winning touchdown with 2:48 left in the game.
Sports — published: 9/22/2018
Box score: Menomonie 20, Hudson 17

MENOMONIE 20, HUDSON 17 Menomonie 0 7 0 13 — 20 Hudson 3 7 7 0 — 17 First Quarter H—Dan Zeuli 24 field goal, 3:58. Second Quarter H—Ben Karls 18 pass from Keyser Helterbrand (Zeuli kick), 1:07.M—Sam Zbornik 3 pass from Jake Ebert (Thomas Poplawski kick), 0:29. Third Quarter H—Karls 54 pass from Helterbrand (Zeuli kick), 5:13. Fourth Quarter M—Dylan Boecker 63 pass from Ebert (kick failed),10:37.M—Zbornik 8 pass from Ebert
Sports — published: 9/21/2018
Box score: Regis 3, Fall Creek 1

Regis 3, Fall Creek 1 Regis def. Fall Creek 21-25, 25-21, 25-20, 25-22. Regis leaders: Grace Gilles 38 assists, 10 digs; Elle Matson 30 digs; Bria Thalacker 11 kills, 20 digs; Makenna Rohrscheib 13 digs; Morgan Rohrscheib 10 digs; Teryn Karlstad 14 kills. Fall Creek leaders: Malerie Vining 16 kills; Gianna Vollrath 14 kills; Quinlyn Rubeck 25 assists, 25 digs; Catelyn Schulz 25 assists,15 digs; Allison Dunham 17 digs; Abigail Bell 17 digs,; Gabby LeMay 16 digs. Records: Regis 13-5, 3-0;
Sports — published: 9/21/2018
Prep volleyball roundup (Sept. 20): Cardinals sweep Abes

Caelan Givens, Madie Gardow and Bayleigh Crawford combined for 28 kills as the Chippewa Falls volleyball team swept Eau Claire Memorial 3-0 on Thursday in Chippewa Falls. Givens had a team-high 12 kills, while Gardow and Crawford had eight apiece. Sophie Heller had 19 digs for Chippewa Falls. The Cardinals won by scores of 25-12, 25-16, 25-16. Hanna Nilsson led Memorial with 11 kills, and Kassidy Derfus had 16 assists. Eau Claire North 3, Menomonie 0: The Huskies swept the Mustangs in
Sports — published: 9/20/2018
Prep football: Colfax’s revamped defense keys turnaround

COLFAX — For the past two years, defense wasn’t exactly a strength for the Colfax football team. The scoreboard often backed that up. The Vikings totaled just two wins over the last two seasons, and surrendered 30 or more points in 15 games during that span — the first two seasons under the guidance of coach Matt DeMoe. Year three? The numbers are better — significantly. The Vikings are 3-1 this fall, surpassing their number of wins from the last two seasons by
Sports — published: 9/20/2018
Buckshot: Record books in need of rewrite after Cardinals, Abes' wild night

Believe it or not the score was 67-65. That’s 132 points. In one game on one day, although it seemed like it lasted a week. Eighteen touchdowns in three hours. Or six per hour. And in 12 minute quarters. That’s 12 minutes less than in colleges and the pros, although in double overtime each time got two more series. A Carson Park record. A Big Rivers record. A world record. Probably not, but right up in there. In comparison, it outdoes Chippewa Falls’ 44-41 win and

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