RIB LAKE BASEBALL - Redmen get first key North matchup
Rematch in Abby today for still unbeaten Rib Lake
Umpire Sam Zier has the best look as Rib Lake’s Donovan Sutherland slides around the attempted tag from Abbotsford-Colby catcher Blake Bargender and scores the go-ahead run in the bottom of the sixth inning of the Redmen’s 6-4 win Tuesday afternoon in a matchup of Marawood North unbeatens. The win gave the 9-0 Redmen sole possession of first place in the conference, but the teams are scheduled for an immediate rematch today, Thursday, in Abbotsford. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS Umpire Sam Zier has the best look as Rib Lake’s Donovan Sutherland slides around the attempted tag from Abbotsford-Colby catcher Blake Bargender and scores the go-ahead run in the bottom of the sixth inning of the Redmen’s 6-4 win Tuesday afternoon in a matchup of Marawood North unbeatens. The win gave the 9-0 Redmen sole possession of first place in the conference, but the teams are scheduled for an immediate rematch today, Thursday, in Abbotsford. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
RIB LAKE BASEBALL
A small bunt hit led to a big sixth inning that gave the Rib Lake baseball team a big 6-4 win over Abbotsford-Colby Tuesd...
Prentice-Rib Lake’s Kaleb Scott (l.) and Henry Regier find some open space to run in as they near the mile mark in Saturday’s WIAA Division 3 boys state championship cross country race. As the team placed second, Regier finished 27th individually and Scott was 50th. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
North Crawford’s Landry Stluka makes the catch, but Gilman’s Lucas Halida forces Stluka out of bounds before he can get a foot down and complete the fourth-down reception during the first quarter of the Pirates’ 36-0 sectional final win Friday. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
Rib Lake’s Coralee Glenzer (l.) and Madeline Anderson are all over this ball sent over the net by Prentice during Thursday’s 3-1 WIAA Division 5 sectional semifinal win. The victory secured Rib Lake’s spot in Saturday’s sectional final in Frederic. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
Grant Neubauer shows off two of his smallmouth bass while weighing at the 2024 Mercury B.A.S.S. Nation Championship held in La Crosse Oct. 22-25. Neubauer caught 69 pounds and 4 ounces worth of smallmouths to place sixth in the tournament, just missing out on a spot in next spring’s Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Classic. SUBMITTED PHOTO
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