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Boyceville scrapes by Cadott for the win

By Ginna Young After several games on the road, the Cadott football team was back at home Oct. 30, hosting Boyceville. The visiting team came in with only one loss on their record this seaso...
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Work paying off for Knights

It was a great day for a track meet, for the Cornell-Lake Holcombe program, as they hosted multiple schools, seeing the girls’ take fifth place overall and the boys end in sixth. “The athletes performed well,” said coach Laurie Bowe. Claiming first place in the 4x100-meter relay, was the team of senior Mariah Meeler, sophomore Willow Kobliska, and freshmen Mya Pofelski and Ashlynn Short. ...

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Mathison sets new record

A handful of Cadott athletes were part of the Friday Night Throws, in Durand, April 10, competing in the discus and shot put events. Claiming top honors for the Hornets, was senior Haley Mathison, who broke her own school record in discus, with a distance of 134-07. She also placed first in shot put (40-00.5). Junior Ali Blum also finished high for the Hornets, placing fourth in shot put (30-05)...

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Knights win slam fest

The Cornell-Lake Holcombe softball program opened the season with a bang, giving fans a treat on the road, April 9, at Birchwood-Winter. In just two innings, the Knights belted in 12 runs, opposed to the four from the home team. However, neither team was done and by the end of the fourth inning, the Knights held a 20-16 lead over their competitors, but they weren’t done there and knocked in a...

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Cadott off to a good start

Before a bunch of rain descended on the area, the Cadott golf program got in a couple matches, to begin the season. April 7 Eau Claire First on their schedule, was to visit Hickory Hills, in Eau Claire, where junior Brady Goettl led the way, with a 3 over par 36. Senior Collin Kowalczyk shot a 4 over par 37 and freshman Jacob Anderson finished the day with a 5 over par 38. He also recorded ...

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Hornets bounce back for landslide win over Regis

Although the weather hasn’t always smiled on the spring sports season, the Cadott softball program was able to get their opening three games in the books. April 7 vs. Stanley-Boyd conference (L 12-0) The Hornets first took on rival Stanley-Boyd, but had no luck getting their bats warmed up, while the home team knocked in 12 unanswered runs. April 9 vs. Regis conference (W 11-1) Sha...

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Weeks throws a no-hitter in win over Hornets’ rival

It was a good start to the season, for the Cadott baseball program, as they collected a pair of wins against longtime foes. April 7 vs. Stanley-Boyd conference (W 10-2) To kick of the year, the Hornets were on the road, at Stanley-Boyd, with the game close until the sixth inning, when Cadott batted in six runs, to take a 7-2 lead. They added another three runs in the next inning and that wo...

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