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Trial and error pays off; Gilman 1st at Prentice

Trial and error pays off; Gilman 1st at Prentice Trial and error pays off; Gilman 1st at Prentice

GILMAN VOLLEYBALL

For most teams, experimentation is a big part of early-season volleyball tournaments and some trial and error paid off nicel...

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Hawks get their shot at state title; Orysen earns spot too
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Hawks get their shot at state title; Orysen earns spot too

As expected, the Prentice-Rib Lake boys cross country team qualified for state at Saturday’s WIAA ...

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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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Raiders creating scoring chances, start 1-0-1
The soccer ball bounces between Medford’s Audrey Ruesch (4) and Megan Schaefer as the Raiders keep it on Merrill’s defensive early in Thursday’s season-opening game, which Medford won 5-0 at Raider Field. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
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Raiders creating scoring chances, start 1-0-1

MEDFORD GIRLS SOCCER TWO GAMES, TWO SHUTOUTS The first key to a higher-scoring soccer offen...

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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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SPRING HAS SPRUNG
Medford’s Evan Paul ascends over the bar, which is set at 5 feet, 10 inches, during high jump competition at Tuesday’s Marshfield Tigers Boys Indoor Invitational. This would be Paul’s finishing height, good for fifth place, right behind the 6-foot jump by Rib Lake’s Jed Henderson. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
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SPRING HAS SPRUNG

Raiders, Redmen start season at Marshfield...

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