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Hornets drop in home stand

By Ginna Young The Cadott boys basketball program watched two conference foes come to town over the week, with battles on their hands, despite the home court advantage. ...
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Chiefs don’t get carried off by Screaming Eagles

It was a solemn night, Aug. 28, as the Cornell football program welcomed non-conference opponent Che...

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Hornets put sting to Orioles

In the always anticipated rivalry game, the Cadott football program was in action, Aug. 28, at Stanley-Boyd. The game was fairly even in the first quarter, but by the second, the Hornets had blown out the lead to 40-7. However, Stanley-Boyd managed to put another eight points on the board before time ran out, which still wasn’t enough, as Cadott claimed the victory, 46-15. “It was a closer g...

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Chieftains clawed on the road by fearsome Bearcats

Under the Thursday night lights, the Lake Holcombe football program was off to face Clayton-Prairie Farm, Aug. 27. The Chieftains were only able to put 12 points on the board and watched the game go to the home team, 40-12....

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Communication plays a big factor for Cadott

It was a busy start to the season, for the Cadott volleyball program, as they headed to Neillsville, Aug. 25, to take on the host team and Weyerhaeuser, winning in two sets, in each match. There, sophomores Kollyns Zastrow and Tiegan Spaeth, and juniors Sydney Spaeth and Olivia Blanchette, led the team. Blanchette shone from the serving line, while S. Spaeth was dominant on the outside, being s...

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Cornell opens season against tough opponents

The Cornell volleyball program hit the ground running, with five matches under their belt, in just the opening week. Aug. 27 vs. Bruce conference (W 3-1) To begin, the Chiefs were in Bruce, in what was a hardfought bout. Cornell took the first set, 25-23, but the Raiders came storming back, to win the second set, 29-27. Cornell refused to go down and won in the third set, 25-22. That forced ...

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Chieftains dominate in win over the Warriors

On a perfect night for football, the Lake Holcombe program was on the road, Aug. 21, to take on Birchwood-Winter. The non-conference Warriors would prove no match for the visitors and Lake Holcombe walked away with a cool 36-0 win. “The line blocked good, made some good holes for the backs,” said coach John Stender. “The defense tackled in-group. The Chietains rushed 43 times, for 350 yard...

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