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Red Raiders stymied by the Hornets Red Raiders stymied by the Hornets

Marathon’s varsity football squad on Friday couldn’t stop Colby’s rushing attack, resulting in a 35-0 road loss. The Hornets held a considerable advantage in rushing yards, ...

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Girls hockey season starts with new conference, new staff
Medford’s Ava Hartl has her eyes on her passing target as the Raiders went through their opening drills during practice Monday afternoon at the Simek Recreation Center. Medford is happy to have Hartl, a senior, back and healthy to start this season after she missed most of last year while recovering from an injury suffered the previous summer. Medford opens its girls hockey season by hosting the Black River Falls Co-op Monday at 7 p.m. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
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Girls hockey season starts with new conference, new staff

Coaching high school sports is nothing new for Bruce Peterson, who once held head coaching jobs with...

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Columbus uses mid-game shooting spree to pull away from Rib Lake

First-week shooting woes continued in game two for the Rib Lake girls basketball and that meant trouble Thursday against a Columbus Catholic team that got 23 points from freshman Elly Gardner and rolled to a 60-30 non-conference win.The host Dons started to pull away with a late first-half surge and then hit Rib Lake with a 3-point barrage early in the second half to put this one on ice. They impr...

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Numbers not in Gilman’s favor to start year after long football run
Logan Halida, pictured working against Rib Lake’s Seth Borchardt last January, is one of five returning players the Gilman Pirates are relying heavily on to start the new boys basketball season. Gilman opens Monday at Flambeau. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
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Numbers not in Gilman’s favor to start year after long football run

The thrill of making it to the WIAA state championship game in 8-player football has turned into a b...

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Raiders put quick end to Bulldogs’ late rally, earn year’s first win
Taylor Klingbeil aggressively probes a potential opening in the New London defense during the first half of Medford’s 65-57 non-conference win over the Bulldogs Thursday. Klingbeil led all scorers in the game with 31 points. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
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Raiders put quick end to Bulldogs’ late rally, earn year’s first win

Two days after fading late in a seasonopening loss to Shawano, there was a moment in Thursday’s se...

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Wilson calls his final timeout after 20 years as head coach
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Wilson calls his final timeout after 20 years as head coach

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State champs get All-State honors from Wisconsin volleyball coaches

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