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Hornets put the sting on visiting Chieftains

Hornets put the sting on visiting Chieftains Hornets put the sting on visiting Chieftains

Cadott junior Braden Schneider went airborne over Lake Holcombe’s Brian Strzok Nov. 30, stepping out of the league for the match-up between the two teams. Photo by Ginna Young

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Blackhawks dominate, shut down Chieftains

The Lake Holcombe football program was on the road, Oct. 3, to face league opponent Owen-Withee, but offense was not there for the visitors. The Blackhawks claimed the win, 48-0. Despite the lack of offense, junior Connor Kane came up with 114 yards rushing, while freshman Blake Endvick had 42 return yards. Following that, senior Tommy Kane notched 35 yards on kicking, with sophomore Keegan Derno...

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Bulldogs run off with win in Hornets’ heartbreaker

Homecoming was exciting for Cadott, which culminated in the big football game, Oct. 3, with Chetek-Weyerhaeuser. With the crowd pumped up for the match, the visiting Bulldogs didn’t have an easy time in the league game. By the time the clock ran out in the fourth quarter, the game was deadlocked, sending it into extra minutes. As if that wasn’t enough of a thriller for the fans, the bout we...

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Cadott runners again bring home the title
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Cadott runners again bring home the title

For the fourth time this season, the Cadott cross country program claimed a first place finish, show...

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Communication leads to some victories for Cadott

As the season races on, the Cadott volleyball program is seeing wins come their way. Sept. 30 vs. Fall Creek conference (W 3-0) First up, Fall Creek came to call, with Cadott getting the win, 25-21, 25-14 and 25-22. “Communication was key,” said coach Kaitee Kozial. Senior Haley Mathison led, with 24 kills, 7 digs, a block and 2 aces, while sophomore Sydney Spaeth had 7 kills and 7 d...

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Hornets are stepping up for plays where it counts

Coming up with a big 48-19 win, the Cadott football program was on the road to Cameron, Sept. 26. “Guys played well on Friday,” said coach Todd Rykal. Senior Aiden Rykal collected 165 yards rushing, as well as 67 yards receiving and 3 touchdowns, along with returning a punt for a 40-yard touchdown. “Aiden had a big game, but there are kids stepping up all over, to make plays,” said T. R...

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Chiefs switch things up to find what works

Playing on the road, Sept. 29, the Cornell football program faced off with conference powerhouse McDonell. “McDonell is a very good team,” said Spegal. Although the Chiefs saw the game go to the home team, 65-12, the results are encouraging. Cornell had 175 yards on the night, and two touchdowns, against a much deeper roster. “The kids played hard and [we] had some kids step up in differe...

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