STRATFORD VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL - Introducing the 2025-26 Tiger boys varsity basketball squad. Team members pictured, from left to right, front row are: Thomas Bangart, Matthew Schoenfuss, Hardol Arcos Perez, Ryan Christopherson, Gavin Meyer, Trygve Aschenbrenner, Tyler Goldbach, Riley Spindler and Brooks Vanderhoof; back row: Connor Finke, Connor Kreft, manager Camryn Gesham, head coach Drew Jorgensen, assistant coaches Brett Bangart and Dan Glennon, manager Chloe Stueber, Brady Bert and Jack Remus. PHOTO BY SHUTTERBUG PHOTOGRAPHY BY RHONDA STRATFORD VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL - Introducing the 2025-26 Tiger boys varsity basketball squad. Team members pictured, from left to right, front row are: Thomas Bangart, Matthew Schoenfuss, Hardol Arcos Perez, Ryan Christopherson, Gavin Meyer, Trygve Aschenbrenner, Tyler Goldbach, Riley Spindler and Brooks Vanderhoof; back row: Connor Finke, Connor Kreft, manager Camryn Gesham, head coach Drew Jorgensen, assistant coaches Brett Bangart and Dan Glennon, manager Chloe Stueber, Brady Bert and Jack Remus. PHOTO BY SHUTTERBUG PHOTOGRAPHY BY RHONDA
This is a transition year for Stratford’s varsity boys basketball team. Longtime varsity head coach Curt Schmidt resigned after guiding the Tigers to a 24-3 record and sectional semifinal appeara...
The Medford Raiders celebrate as captains Cash Thums and Forest Hartl bring the GNC championship trophy to the team huddle following a 48-6 win over Antigo Friday at Raider Field. Medford went 7-0 in GNC play and begins the WIAA Division 3 post-season by hosting Green Bay West Friday at 7 p.m.
Gilman’s Beau Pockat couldn’t reach this ball that was tipped by teammate Logan Halida, but Henry Syryczuk catches it, intercepting a two-point conversion pass attempted by Frederic’s Austin Adams. The Pirates’ first-team defense allowed its first touchdown of the season but little else in Saturday’s 54-6 playoff win. ALEX WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
Gilman’s Beau Pockat couldn’t reach this ball that was tipped by teammate Logan Halida, but Henry Syryczuk catches it, intercepting a two-point conversion pass attempted by Frederic’s Austin Adams. The Pirates’ first-team defense allowed its first touchdown of the season but little else in Saturday’s 54-6 playoff win. ALEX WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
Rib Lake’s Breleigh Niemi settles under the ball while teammate Olivia Lucia readies for a possible set during Thursday’s 3-0 loss at Marathon. CASEY KRAUTKRAMER/THE RECORD-REVIEW
