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NO PLACE LIKE HOME

NO PLACE LIKE HOME NO PLACE LIKE HOME

MEDFORD VOLLEYBALL

Raiders settle nerves, then sweep the Eagles

Some nerves were present with the Medford R...

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Round one goes convincingly to Prentice, 71-59
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Round one goes convincingly to Prentice, 71-59

Last year, the Rib Lake boys basketball team pointed to a Jan. 6 home loss to Prentice as the turnin...

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BUZZER BEATER!
With the home crowd cheering behind him, Medford’s Peyton Ried is swarmed by his teammates after his shot at the final buzzer beats Menomonie 64-62 Tuesday at Raider Hall. After Menomonie fought back from a late 11-point deficit to tie the game, Ried took an inbound pass from Will Wojcik (3) with 1.1 seconds left and scored from the left block. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
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BUZZER BEATER!

Ried’s final shot caps confidence-boosting win...

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Three Redmen win at league’s indoor meet
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Three Redmen win at league’s indoor meet

MARAWOOD INDOOR MEET While the Rib Lake Redmen don’t have the depth to compete from the team...

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Baseball team aims to continue recent success
Tyler Matyka aims and fires as Rib Lake’s infielders found dry ground on the tennis courts during Friday’s practice. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
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Baseball team aims to continue recent success

RIB LAKE BASEBALL PREVIEW The Rib Lake Redmen ended the 2024 baseball season one win shy of th...

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STILL EXPECT TO COMPETE
Medford head baseball coach Chandler Schmidt works with Charlie Gierl’s bat-handling technique during the Raiders’ indoor practice at Medford Area Middle School Tuesday afternoon. The baseball team hopes to start playing games this week, with scheduled contests against Wausau East Friday, Mosinee Tuesday and Lakeland on April 11. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
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STILL EXPECT TO COMPETE

Under new coach, new faces will contribute...

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Raiders start spring with high expectations
Rylee Hraby, shown pitching in a win over Lakeland last April, returns to the pitching circle this season for the Medford softball team after a sophomore season in 2024 that made her a unanimous All-GNC first-team selection. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
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Raiders start spring with high expectations

MEDFORD SOFTBALL PREVIEW Anticipation for the 2025 season is running high with the Medford sof...

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