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Steinbach finishes off podium for the Wolfpack

Steinbach finishes off podium for the Wolfpack Steinbach finishes off podium for the Wolfpack

Making his first trip to State competition, Feb. 26-28, freshman Dax Steinbach (144 pounds) was in action for the Cornell-Lake Holcombe-Gilman wrestlers, coming up with a win in the op...

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Sonnentag comes home with fourth straight placing

It was a hard week, for the Cadott girls wrestling program and the community as a whole, as one of t...

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Grapplers come home minus gold hardware
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Grapplers come home minus gold hardware

Sending five individual wrestlers to the State tournament, Feb. 26-28, in Madison, the Cadott boys p...

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Nock Busters are starting to come together as a team

Heading off to Rice Lake, the Cornell archery program is meshing well, especially at the Feb. 28 shoot. Placing highest for the Nock Busters, was senior Addy DeJongh, with a score of 276, while junior Kyleigh Mercer shot for a 271 and sophomore Ann Pogodzinski had 269. Junior Lillian Gorham shot for a 266, with junior Ara Ferguson scoring 262 and eighth grader Harlee Holte shooting 254. Sophomor...

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Hornets hit their target at the Rice Lake shoot

Most of the Cadott archery program was in Rice Lake, Feb. 28, for a shoot, coming home with first place and a team score of 3,309. Leading the way, was senior Gavin Roscoe, who shot for a 283 and first place, followed by senior Alexa Gindt, who was also first, with a score of 280. Senior Logan LaNou also notched a 280, ending in second place, while sophomore Kaylee Stai had 279 and placed first, ...

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Archers want higher scores

It was off to Rice Lake, Feb. 28, for the Lake Holcombe archery program and while the team finished in third place, it wasn’t quite good enough to satisfy the athletes. Senior Logan Jaedike scored the highest, with 272, followed by eighth grader Logan Hoffner, with 269, and eight grader Dylon Richards and seventh grader Connor Barrois, who had 263. Sophomore Andrea Friedman followed that with a...

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Cardinals soar over Chiefs

Facing off with No. 1 seeded Eleva-Strum, Feb. 24, the No. 16 Cornell girls basketball program was on the road, in the first Regional of the WIAA playoffs. Unfortunately, their season came to an end, at the hands of the Cardinals, 85-12. “Despite so many losses and a very small team to work with, these girls should feel accomplished, with what they gave this season,” said coach Krista Keever....

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