One four-run rally was just enough for the Rib Lake Redmen to pull out a 4-3 Marawood North win over visiting Phillips Monday as the teams battled each other and some mid-game raindrops. With the field on the verge of being unplayable in the sixth, the light but steady rain finally subsided and allowed the teams to get the full game in. The win got Rib Lake to 6-3 in North play heading into its

An early lead got away from the Gilman Pirates Tuesday, but they hung in and got that lead back in the bottom of the sixth to win 8-6 and earn a regularseason sweep of Greenwood in Eastern Cloverbelt Conference baseball. Grady Kroeplin hit the go-ahead double, driving in Joey Syryczuk, who had led off the inning by drawing a walk from Greenwood reliever Hayden Rakovec and then stealing second.

jump. Paul added seventh-place points in the long jump at 18 feet, while Stockwell improved to 17-2 and took 10th. Paul also made the 100-meter dash final and took ninth in 12.5 seconds. Kleist was fifth in the shot put at 39-3 and Scoles got an eighth-place point in the 400-meter dash at 56.7 seconds. Herrera and Losiewicz were sixth and seventh in the 200-meter dash final at 24.45 and 24.5 seconds,

Still in the mode of catching up due to some early meet cancellations, the Rib Lake Redmen were able to try some things with the lineup Monday as well as find continued success with their known commodities at the Chequamegon Invitational. The boys and girls teams both placed sixth in a meet that included 15 smallersized northern Wisconsin schools on another cool and gray May evening. The boys

For the most part this softball season, the Gilman Pirates have made solid contact and have been able to score runs effectively. That changed Monday when they were handcuffed by Columbus Catholic’s Hailey Zimmermann and Akosua Yeboah in an 8-0 loss to the Eastern Cloverbelt Conference leaders. The Pirates had just one hit, that coming off the bat of Ava Warner and had one serious scoring

Andrew Henrichs was fifth by shooting a 76. Arguably the biggest reason for Medford’s rise in the last week was the play of senior Lucas Liske. His best round last year was an 82 during the sectional meet at Bass Lake and he did even better Tuesday, shooting his lowest varsity score ever at 77, good for a sixth-place tie with teammate Riley Viergutz. Liske had just one double bogey Tuesday,

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the 100-meter highs in 18.9 seconds, edging Jaycee Pomeroy and Arianna Mesko of Phillips by 0.2 seconds. Isabelle Gumz was fourth in her first attempt at the hurdles, finishing in 19.9 seconds. Later on, Tlusty won her first-ever 300-meter low hurdles race in 54.3 seconds, beating Pomeroy by 2.2 seconds. Gumz set a season-best distance of 29 feet, 7 inches to capture the day’s shot put

On what they hope will be the last cold and windy day they’ll compete in this spring, the Gilman Pirates got six top-two performances while scoring 64.5 points on the girls’ side of Tuesday’s 12team Gilman Invitational. Two of those performances were winners, one each from senior Gracie Tallier and junior Bailey Angell, who both also earned a second-place individual finish. Angell remained