Sports
Posted on

MEDFORD VOLLEYBALL - OUTSIDE-IN FOR THE WIN

Raiders feed off inside energy to sweep Jays
OUTSIDE-IN FOR THE WIN
Medford’s Aliyah Pilgrim bumps up the pass, while Rylee Hraby (6), Finley Arndt (1) and Taylor Klingbeil (7) read where the play will take them during the first set of Tuesday’s 3-0 sweep of Merrill. The match started with perfect weather conditions under the lights on Raider Field, but it was forced indoors during the second set as condensation formed on the playing surface. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
OUTSIDE-IN FOR THE WIN
Medford’s Aliyah Pilgrim bumps up the pass, while Rylee Hraby (6), Finley Arndt (1) and Taylor Klingbeil (7) read where the play will take them during the first set of Tuesday’s 3-0 sweep of Merrill. The match started with perfect weather conditions under the lights on Raider Field, but it was forced indoors during the second set as condensation formed on the playing surface. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
The outside experience was neat while it lasted Tuesday, but the Medford Raiders also said they won’t forget the indoor portion of their 3-0 volleyball sweep over Merrill. Gorgeous late fall weat...
Read the printed article...
LATEST NEWS
Experienced trio leads a team that begins with high hopes
Sports

Experienced trio leads a team that begins with high hopes

After four weeks of practices, it’s go time for the Medford-Colby gymnastics team, who enters the ...

Posted on

Experience a plus for Raiders, who start curling season with a split
The Medford-Colby gymnastics team will start its 2025-26 season by hosting its annual Hot Cocoa Invitational Saturday at 9 a.m. at Medford Area Elementary School. Team members include (front) Rylee Hartwig, Brooke Buechel, (middle l. to r.) Rachel Varney, Olivia Schaefer, Bridget Cloud, Delaina Meyer, Lindsey Kauffman, Raylin Rothmeier, (back) Jordyn Grant, Aliyah Galan, Mady Dirkes, Ada Freiberg and Hadalye Ziehlke. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
Sports

Experience a plus for Raiders, who start curling season with a split

The Medford Area Senior High School Curling season got underway Tuesday as the Raiders hosted the vi...

Posted on

Swimmers just deep enough to outscore T-Birds in GNC opener
Medford’s Everett Ziembo loses his goggles but presses on for a third-place finish during Tuesday’s 100-yard freestyle at Lakeland. BRETT LABORE/THE LAKELAND TIMES
Sports

Swimmers just deep enough to outscore T-Birds in GNC opener

Medford’s six swimmers were able to spread themselves out enough to fill spots in every event and ...

Posted on

Chi-Hi’s triples, offensive boards sink Medford in hoops opener
Medford’s Peyton Ried gets a step ahead of Chippewa Falls defender Kael Dillenbeck as he attempts to drive into the lane during the second half of Tuesday’s 65-58 season-opening loss to the host Cardinals. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
Sports

Chi-Hi’s triples, offensive boards sink Medford in hoops opener

The Medford Raiders did some things fairly well in their 2025-26 boys basketball debut, but host Chi...

Posted on

Comets get the breaks in GNC opener; Raiders get a 2-1 first win
Medford senior Shane Kiselicka brings the puck into the offensive zone during the first period of the team’s Nov. 25 game with the Altoona Co-op JV at the Simek Center. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
Sports

Comets get the breaks in GNC opener; Raiders get a 2-1 first win

The Waupaca Comets got the puck to bounce their way a couple of times, the Medford Raiders didn’t ...

Posted on

Sports

Redmen roll through first two Marawood North matchups

There was a stretch not long ago where the Phillips Loggers’ suffocating defense would make things quite difficult for Rib Lake’s girls basketball team in Marawood North competition.That role was reversed on Tuesday. On the Loggers’ home court, Rib Lake was the team forcing 33 turnovers with its 1-2-2 full-court and half-court zone defenses and limiting the Loggers to just 10 made field goal...

Posted on