by sophomore Camryn Glenzer, who had seven kills. Josie Scheithauer added four kills in the victory. Addison Gumz and Camryn Glenzer added two aces apiece against the Bulldogs. Pichea had four blocks for the Redmen. The Redmen as a team had a 100% serving percentage in the match, putting all 49 serves in play with five aces. Rib Lake’s second win came against the host Owen-Withee

Raiders got an early ace from Ruesch, got Rhinelander to make some mistakes and then closed it out at 7-0 with two aces from Krug to win the set 7-6 and take the match. “Our one doubles was up 6-2, 5-2, but had to play through some adversity as Rhinelander went on a streak and took the lead 6-5,” Bucki said. “Masaeda and Audrey maintained their composure, forced a tiebreak and then shut them

Gilman answered Bruce’s touchdown with Konsella leaping to catch a high pass from Krizan 20 yards downfield and then scooting the final 30 yards to score with 52 seconds left in the half. “They kind of had us outmanned where we didn’t have enough blocking, but Dawson was able to get the pass off,” Rosemeyer said. “They rushed four and we only had three blocking so we had to make a tough

Five meets in 13 days is something a Medford girls swim team has rarely done. The Raiders finished that stretch last Thursday by taking a chance to focus on the little things. Facing an Antigo team with just five swimmers, the outcome was never in doubt in a 126-36 Great Northern Conference victory. “Since Antigo has a meter pool, we told the girls to really focus in on the small things

Gilman’s highly-anticipated football season opener Friday was basically over not long after it started. The Pirates jumped all over an overmatched Lake Holcombe squad, building a 34-0 lead by the end of the first quarter and a 54-0 halftime lead before finishing with a 74-0 win in front of the home crowd. Gilman held Lake Holcombe to one first down, which came via a pass interference penalty,

There is a danger in putting too much stock into pre-season or early-season rankings because they can be heavilybased on the previous year. That’s why the Medford Raiders are more excited about the improvement they made in Friday’s 52-35 win at Onalaska than they are about the accolades they got for beating the supposed fourth-ranked team in the state in Division 3. The Raiders took

Two singles wins and two doubles wins put a seventh notch into the win column Tuesday for the Medford girls tennis team, already tying the Raiders with their win total from 2022. In their 12th dual of the fast-moving season, Medford finally played on the home courts and earned a 4-3 non-conference win over D.C. Everest to improve to 7-5. Success earned in the dual could be helpful down the road