WISCONSIN HIGH SCHOOL CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS - Both Medford teams win twice at state
Medford’s Stacey Dassow, Erica Brandner and Kaya Fortin have their eyes at the other end of the sheet after Brandner sends a rock gliding toward the house during the Raiders’ opening game with Stevens Point Friday at the Wisconsin High School Championships in Wausau. After dropping this game 8-6, the Raiders won twice to finish second in their pool. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS Medford’s Stacey Dassow, Erica Brandner and Kaya Fortin have their eyes at the other end of the sheet after Brandner sends a rock gliding toward the house during the Raiders’ opening game with Stevens Point Friday at the Wisconsin High School Championships in Wausau. After dropping this game 8-6, the Raiders won twice to finish second in their pool. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
WISCONSIN HIGH SCHOOL CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS
Sometimes the placement of a few rocks can make the difference between a win and a loss.
Ethan Cook takes his turn cutting down a piece of the net after Rib Lake’s 55-45 win over Owen-Withee in Saturday’s WIAA Division 5 regional championship game. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
Medford’sWill Daniels, playing for the first time in seven weeks, attacks the middle of New Richmond’s defense early in the first half of Friday’s WIAA Division 2 regional semifinal. The 2025-26 season ended for Daniels and the Raiders with an 86-61 loss. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
Not much thrills Bob Lee of Medford more than operating a sled pulled by his teams of six dogs during the winter racing season. Lee ended his season on Feb. 28 with a second place finish in the nearly 16-mile race at the CopperDog 150. SUBMITTED PHOTO
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