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Cornell sinks in matches

Despite home court advantage in both their games over the week, the Cornell girls basketball program suffered a pair of losses.

Feb. 2 vs. Phillips non-con...

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Cornell falls to the rival Lake Holcombe at home

Rivals were in action, Feb. 3, as the Cornell girls basketball program hosted the Lake Holcombe Chieftains. Even though they were on their home court, the Chiefs fell behind by halftime, 26-11, as the deeper bench racked up the points. Cornell rallied in the second part of the game, to make it a closer affair, but in the end, Lake Holcombe went home with the win, 56-35, and bragging rights. “D...

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A lot of things going right for the Chieftains

On the road, Feb. 6, the Lake Holcombe girls basketball program faced off with conference foe New Auburn. “We started with a lead against New Auburn, which is something to be proud of in, and of, itself,” said coach Matthew Stewart. However, despite an early edge and a lead going into halftime, the Trojans kicked it into high gear and ended up taking a 68-25 victory. “New Auburn is a rea...

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Wolfpack falls in duals

Heading to Medford, the Cornell-Lake Holcombe-Gilman wrestlers were in dual action, Jan. 29, facing the home team and Merrill. Medford won their match, 36-16, thanks to a lot of forfeits from the Wolfpack. Coming up with an individual win, was freshman Parker Wyannt (106 pounds), over Hunter Lageman, by fall, in 4:51, while freshman Dax Steinbach (150) also won over Levi Zuleger, in an 18-3 techn...

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Loggers chop down Chiefs

Stepping out of the conference, the Cornell boys basketball program hosted Phillips, in what turned out to be a rout. The Chiefs tried to keep up with their opponents, but in the end, had to concede defeat, 76-30. Collecting 10 points for Cornell, was junior Bryce DeJongh, while junior Eddy Woodford had 6, with junior Carson Prahl right behind, with 5. Sophomore Spencer Schwingle followed that up...

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Hornets drop pair of games

It was a tough schedule for the Cadott boys basketball program, as they fell to two league foes over the week. Feb. 3 vs. Fall Creek conference (L 63-21) To begin their week, the Hornets were on the road at Fall Creek, but the offense didn’t make an appearance. As a result, the Crickets claimed the win, 63-21. Feb. 6 vs. McDonell conference (L 66-47) Putting an end to the week, Cadott then p...

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Chieftains take advantage of Chiefs’ offensive woes

Taking part in the long-standing rivalry, the Cornell Chiefs Boys Basketball program hosted the Lake Holcombe Chieftains, Feb. 3, to see who would reign supreme in bragging rights. Scoring was slow, however, for the Chiefs, with Lake Holcombe taking a 30-point lead into halftime with them. “Cornell struggled to handle our pressure all night, and had no answer for Connor (Kane, junior) or Emmi...

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