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Cadott gymnasts staying consistent for eighth spot

It was off to Chippewa Falls, Dec. 13, for the Cadott-Bloomer-Colfax gymnastics squad, with the girls claiming eighth out of 10 teams, with about the same score of 111.05, as their las...

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Duo makes Barron podium for Wolfpack

The Cornell-Holcombe-Gilman girls wrestling program didn’t let the cold get them down, Dec. 13, when they headed to Barron, with sophomore Kaitlyn Madlon (165 pounds) claiming second place for the Wolfpack. Sophomore Aspen Person (126) also made podium, ending in fifth place....

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Devil’s Duals prove no match for Cadott’s York

In a field of strong competitors, the Cadott girls wrestling program managed to score the third most points out of 46 schools, at Wisconsin Dells, Dec. 12, showing what they can do. Taking top honors, was junior Tessa York (126 pounds), who went undefeated, at 5-0, placing first, win (5-0), while senior Iszy Sonnentag (120) took second, going 4-1 on the day, with junior Abigail Moss (138) finishi...

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Wolfpack place high up in a cold meet at Barron

In frigid temperatures, the Cornell-Lake Holcombe-Gilman boys wrestling program headed to Barron, Dec. 13, to warm up the mat, in the weekend tournament. Coming home with fourth place, for the Wolfpack, was freshman Parker Wyantt (106 pounds), who won over Unity’s Oz Prahl, in just 28 seconds, then dropped his match to Hayward-Northwood’s Hayden Seidl, by fall, in 2:35. Wyannt then got the wi...

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Cadott drops both games

It was a hard week for the Cadott boys basketball program, with back-to-back losses to their opponents. Dec. 11 vs. Chetek-Weyerhaeuser non-conference (L 67-55) First up, were the bulldogs on the road, who took a big lead into the first half. Cadott rallied and fared much better in the second part of the game, outscoring the home team, but it wasn’t enough and the Hornets saw the game go to Ch...

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Cornell can’t bring down the high-scoring Falcons

In action, at home, the Cornell boys basketball program played host to conference foe Flambeau, Dec. 11, where scoring was at a premium for the Chiefs. Cornell was down by 23 points at the break and while they upped their game in the second half, the deficit was too great and the Falcons went home with a 78-46 win. Senior Carson Stipek led for the Chiefs, with 15 points, while junior Bryce DeJon...

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Lake Holcombe freezes out Warriors on the road

It was a bitterly cold night, for the Lake Holcombe boys basketball program to be on the road, Dec. 12, at Winter, but they warmed up, against their conference opponent. Taking a 36-23 lead into the break, the Chieftains were dominating, continuing that pattern in the second half, to breeze home with a 68-41 victory. Leading the way for Lake Holcombe, was sophomore Keegan Dernovsek, who came away...

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