Excitement was high Aug. 18, as the Cadott football team began their season, hosting Stanley-Boyd, for a non-conference rivalry bout. It was also veterans night, with military members honored for their service from both communities.

Taking part in their first Wisconsin Baseball Association (WBA) playoff game since 1985, the Cadott Red Sox were at River Falls, Aug. 11, facing off with the home team Fighting Fish. River Falls, the defending WBA State champions, were ranked No. 1, while Cadott came in as the 24th seed. The Sox knew it would be tough against River Falls, but were ready to play, after having a great season, with

Cadott is seeing red this year – well, Red Sox. The men’s amateur baseball team has seen its most successful season since it began anew in 2011, thanks to manager/player Rick Danielson at the helm.

(To the right) It was a fantastic year for the Cornell-Lake Holcombe track team, with a newly renovated facility and a full squad of athletes, willing do what was needed to succeed and gain experience. “We had a lot of kids doing things they neccesarily didn’t do,” said coach Laurie Bowe, at an awards night June 7. Receiving awards, left to right, are seniors Avery Turany (State competitor-4x200-meter

(To the right) It was a fantastic year for the Cornell-Lake Holcombe track team, with a newly renovated facility and a full squad of athletes, willing do what was needed to succeed and gain experience. “We had a lot of kids doing things they neccesarily didn’t do,” said coach Laurie Bowe, at an awards night June 7. Receiving awards, left to right, are seniors Avery Turany (State competitor-4x200-meter

Ending a great year for the Cadott track program, the athletes were recognized May 31, for their accomplishments, while parents were thanked for their support throughout the season. Coach Pat Rothbauer says it was fun having such good kids, who are willing to take instruction to improve. “It really was a great year, this year,” said Rothbauer. Receiving awards, left to right, in front, are sophomore

Humid, hot weather? Lightning? Weather delays? No problem! In just his first year of track, Cornell-Lake Holcombe’s runner Trent Nitek came home with some hardware for the Knights at State competition. Nitek took first place in the WIAA Division 3 finals, in not one, but two events.