WISCONSIN HIGH SCHOOL CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS - Both Medford teams win twice at state
Medford’s Stacey Dassow, Erica Brandner and Kaya Fortin have their eyes at the other end of the sheet after Brandner sends a rock gliding toward the house during the Raiders’ opening game with Stevens Point Friday at the Wisconsin High School Championships in Wausau. After dropping this game 8-6, the Raiders won twice to finish second in their pool. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS Medford’s Stacey Dassow, Erica Brandner and Kaya Fortin have their eyes at the other end of the sheet after Brandner sends a rock gliding toward the house during the Raiders’ opening game with Stevens Point Friday at the Wisconsin High School Championships in Wausau. After dropping this game 8-6, the Raiders won twice to finish second in their pool. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
WISCONSIN HIGH SCHOOL CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS
Sometimes the placement of a few rocks can make the difference between a win and a loss.
Medford’s Ethan Kollmansberger jumps through his follow through after rushing across the baseline to get a ball hit by Rhinelander’s Aidan Lueder Thursday. Kollmansberger won the match 6-4, 6-3, but the Hodags won the meet 4-3. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
Gilman’s Gemma Syryczuk calls time after safely diving head first into third base during the Pirates’ 11-1 win over Viroqua April 11 in Poynette. PHOTO BY KATHY PHELPS
Tori Nicks drives a two-run double to the leftfield corner extending Medford’s lead over Antigo to 10-1 in the bottom of Tuesday’s fourth inning. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
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